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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
HAPPY WON EN-.
Plenty of Them in Salem, and Good
Reasons For II.

T'SHtJ VI iHSH III 0dleW, ana Goou
Reasons For II.
Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery. nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles.
She finds relief AMI cure?
No reason why any Salem reader
Should suffer in the face of evi-
dence like this:
Mrs. Conradina Arnold, of 440 East
First street, Albany, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills did me considerable
good. l used them for rheumatic
pains across the small of my back and
down through the sides, which were
very severe when I stopped to lift
anything or sat in one position for
any length of time. got Doan's Kid
ney Pills and commenced their use. |
began to get better right away, and
continued taking them. They soon
relieved me, and l have had very lit
nc ''o"OiS sihNS' shdll Always Try
to keep Doan's Kidney Pills in the
house, and will recommend them at
every opportunity"
Plenty more proof like this from
Salem people. Call at DR.. Stones
drug store, and ask what his custom.
ers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other. 15
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
SUES LAUNDRY
OWNER
@aIIeS Girl Brings Action to
Recover Damages for Per-
SOnal Injuries Re-
ceiYed

The Dalles, Or, May "a suit wa
l5led this afternoon by HALEY G. Low
Sen, in which Margaret Busch. of thi.
Gtiiy, brings action for $4,000 damages
Wlth costs and disbursements added
against John F. Robinson, the prop
.rietor of the Domestic laundry.
The plaintiff alleges that on May
!, 1902, the defendant was operating
a mangle in defendants laundry
without the proper guard and guard
p rollers, and that the platform on
which the operators had to stand had
been broken and was unsafe. While
the plalntiff was at work on this
platform, engaged in feeding the
mangle, she stepped into the hole in
the platform and was thrown against
the mangle. In trying to save her.
self she stuck her hand between the
= -rollSrs and her hand was badly man,
gled burned and crushed.
The plaintiff further alleges that
she is incapaciated from ever being
able to do anything requiring the use
of her right hand that she will be
compelled to have expensive and
q painful operations performed to par
TALLY remedy the injury, and that
she has suffered great bodily pain
and mental anguish as a result of
the accident, which was due entirely
TO the carelessness of the manage
ment of the laundry.
The defense denies that the acci.
dent was due TO the carelessness of
the proprietor. 1t will be stated that
though the platform was broken, 1t
had been repaired at the time of the
accident and that there are guards
that the girl was talking to another
operator at the time; in fact, was
having some argument with her and
that in making gesture she stuck
her hand into the mange.
The plalntff is very attractive
young lady who has been working at
the laundry for several years. She
was kept upon full pay by MIR. Rob.
binson during all of the time she was
laid uD as a result of the accident
and her doctor bill and expenses
were also paid by him. When she
was able TO return to work she was
given her old position, and received
the same pay that she had formerly
received Some time ago some din-
erence arose between her and the
proprietor, and she quit her position
and has now brought the suit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03

get white men. The Jans
work with white men, thou,s ,,,' !.
pleaded with them to STAY
They were very stubborn =,
being allowed their way ali ns. N
went to Portland. Thesectio.' w. !,
being worked entirely by vba.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
IOWA NOT FOR
PARKER
Hearst and COckrelI Will Be
the Names FOugh' Over
in Hawkeye Con-
YentiOn

Des Moines. Ia. May 3.--One day
before the Democratic state conven.
ton contest between Heart and the
antis is being more stubbornly fought
than before. Indications, however
still favor the New Yorker but the
margin 81 so small as to make it any
bady's fight.
A new element is being introduced
in the shape of a boom for Cockrell,
of Missouri, and Bryan Democrats
who are not for Hearst are hocking to
Cockrell, while Parker does not figure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
GOV. CHAMBER
LAIN SAYS DIET
IS GOOD

Continued from first page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
SANTA FE
STRIKE
ORDERLY
Quiet Prevails All Along the
Line-NO Reports of
Disorder

Washington, D. c., May 3.-Presi-
dent O'Connells advices this morning
state that in the Santa Fe strike good
order is generally being obeyed
throughout the system, with NO re-
ports of disorder.
All Quiet at Topeka.
Topeka, Kan, May S.--All quiet
this morning in the Santa Fe shops,
with 1S additional deputies on guard.
No trouble is reported along the
line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
Old Bonds stored Away.

The old city bonds issued Is years
ago were packed away this morning
by Recorder Judah, and will be pre-
served in the archives of the city.
They contain pictures of Mayor Skin
ner and Recorder Bowie, and are
signed by those gentlemen An en-
craving in the center of the bond
shows the court house, state house
and NJ. e. church. They were re-
placed by the popular loan fioated sew
eral weeks ago. The old bonds drew
per cent interest when issued to
Wolter & Co., but after they we're
purchased by Mr., Bush the rate was
decreased to 4 per cent, by that gen,
tleman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
cauaht a Tarantula.

Miss Bessie Roles, who dispenses
refreshing beverages in Zinn's par
lors, found a pet spider" in bunch
of bananas last evening, but on close
examination it was found to be a dan
gerous tarantula, but was in a chilled
condition and not on the war path.
Arthur Meyers has the bird" in a
gilded cage, and it will be preserved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
ESCAPED WITH
NIGHTIES
Female Students in Burning
College Glad to Save Their
Lives

Carmel. n. Y, May 3.-Fire in the
Smith Memorial Hall this morning
caused a panic among 20 female stu.
dents and teachers.
All reached the ground in safety,
garbed in their night apparel.
The building was totally destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
JUBILEE WEEK
AT WISCONSIN

MADISON. VIA. June s.--Visltoru
are already arriving IN considerable
numbers for the celebration during
the week beginning tomorrow OF
the ftftieth annlvafnary OF the Uni
vorHity of Wisconsin. Besides the
aemi-ccntannial aud the usual com
meneement exercises. the weeks
program will include the inauEura-
ton OF the new president of the
university Professor Charlea Rich
ard Van lilHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
Demand Still Great
Plenty Of Work for MI
Classes Of Labor
Ing Men

The damand for lAboring men Of
all klnds IL still hrtsk and the Geo
w. Crane Employment Agency AZ
III ". Main street. has It's hands
fun answering calls for help from
the big employers No one need
cry hard times n they are not afraid
10 work Cor a tvtax. Mr.. Crane
haa had years of experience In plse-
lng men IN ana around Seattle and
he has the confidancs 81 employer
and employee alike Men reesislnE
ioha from Mr. Crane get better pay
than from most agencies. because
he deals In high class labor. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
SEATTLE w. C. 7. D.
ELECTS OFFICERS

At q meeting of the local W. q.
n. a.. held AZ the First Baptist
church yesterday. n Was decided
that the union would observe FLOW
or Mission day juno 10 by carrying
flowers 90 local Ialls and hospitals
The following new officers were
elected; President. Mrs A ~ q.
NuEent. president. Mira N. NJ.
Camp. corresponding secretary.
Mrs, H. NJ Wilson. recording soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

"A. Leigh has been appointed
secretary Of the United States civil
service commission Of the twelfth
district. which includes Oregon and
Washington. with headquarters a.
Portland. The secretary Of the local
board VAS instructed yesterday TO
send ali papers and examination
material 70 Portland. where they
will be held until 4 nav board L.
appointed for this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
MAS0NS MEET IN
SEATTLE JUNE IL

The annual meeting of the state
grand lodge Of Masona and c0noor-
dant Masonic orders OF the state
will be held In this city June it-aa.
Al Christensen'a hall IL IL expect
cd that 900 OF the most prominent
Masons in the atata win be present
All the bodies will be busy with
the annual legislative work. bat no
important question has yet daYel-
oped for special discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

cfheae prices are 10 any euYef "a
auautitloa ITiaea on small purchases
eNNfaEs % per cent hiGhafl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
LAYING TRACK ON
lhTERURBAN ROAD


Trackiayins began ON the Fred r.
Sander tntsrurbsn Electric railway
between Seattle and Everett y~atsr-
dsy Afternoon. sne the work o. con
strucrion viii be pushed to compls-
uon a. fast as possible. Mr.. Sander
stated yesterday that he hoped 70
have the sntlrs line finished wtthfn
the next eighteen months OF well
within ths period named In has
franchise.
The road In now graded and ties
laid thres miles out from ballard.
and sctive work has begun AZ that
point In order 10 pFoteo< the Ballard
franchise. This would have been
earlier but for the non-aETfvsl Of
tbs iron. This delay having been
ovsrcorne. the laying Of the trsnk
viii be pushed. Mr.. Sander Gays.
through that city and TIRES miles
hRyond. and on the rest OF the route
az fast a. the work can be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

I'm the ndes beautifully approaching property
30 out today But at all COME FIRST HOUR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

aMNmNfNANAH INlNsa on mfnnM purchases
Sverige % pef cent hlGhsr1
ProVlslons
Fresh Msat@Cow beef. 10 per ~.
steer beef sMa Nc -. veal e4ea ID.
pork. susie To- mutton. fuIMT TO-
frusiatans Hams tagltee ID breakfast
There q MOTE cafarrh IN thia sac
tlon u the uountry than all other dis
Eases pat together. Hnd until the laar
few years was supposed 90 BE- ingaf-
able fNf a great many years doctors
pronounced n a iDcai disease and pre-
scflned ltsrai remedies. and b. eau-
stauty raiiina % ours With local tfea B.
mrnt pronounced IL tnoufuhia Science
has proven cataffh % be a eoaHtitu-
uunai dlHnAau and therefore requires
constitutional treatment ffailn Ca
tsrfh cure. mauufag fuHed b " y
Cheney q Ca. Toleslo. 0hio. ~ The
emily constitutional cure On the ma
ut ~ Il taken internally tn doses
from o. dfara % a taanpusnfuI u acts
tireetN on The blood aud MUCOUS sur.
faces n tbs sratam. They offer ona
hundred dollars Zoe anY raas a fails
9 eers send Tor eirgulAsa aad t.usi-
Aadres-i v J. CHENEY a co,
sold ~ DruKFists nc.
axe HANS Family f1lia for aaa-
atipafiuns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
! MEADOWDALE 1E Es.sG.
A ii
pyk

Listen 90 the Band
waHnaFfs full band % Is pieces.
Pleasant Beach. Sunday. June 5.
see ad.. page 4 eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

sAssa. ias 10 ssliisA fr..h. iasts N
Vegetables
waits River hufbanha ~ q
pes toni California potatoes, ~ y
por toni Yakima potatoes ~ "
PEI ton gs'. rsss gss '1 = f su,.
Gallery. l0da0o per dos bunoheHj rad
luhee. zoe pei aos lunches Australian
snioss. fa@ PSI ewt. sreen eniena
sss r. ,ns is - 20 s'p pss ID a.
peraHus 81 90 prf boz Florida 70.
matees $50 per bon. cueufabsrs. q. y
o. y pes doEsn-
orsss Fruit. Eto.
Apples. q pee hos. Pinsspples. tibo
dos nsdinndH oranarn, 9 igefa " boz
Lemons. 81 sou % baa cranlsrrisa, ga
Dbl rernlsn dates. see ip Huckishsf'
flsa, To- ID nananss, ~ p bunch.
NRHye ntrawherrlssi " ho1l = crate
sar,fti b. pei baE, Native Peas. 10 ID.
doossberfiea. q soQ1oo per orats
Hay. Grain ara Feed
oats. ffIQ7s per ton. barley 90 ton.
wheat 81 ton chop, ttuae Ton shorts,
~ ton. bran. so ton OF meal -. Ton
T " Timothy. nsw, 20 ton % W
r"~ = l,swt hay. tiidas ton. new Alfalfa,
I'D nsr tom Puget Sound hay, fls1
Il tom middilngs. i1s toa. f"anuss
Jumbo. - Al p
Butter. haa.. Cheese
Native creamery. E1c per 10. Eastern
ersamsrY. ffesh. ris ~. STORAGE. a1zt
hsss Native ranch, sousie dos ore.
Cheese Native. ituiao per 10. East
srn. 10 per lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

Rotary. Mra. 4 v. II. Frazer. treaA-
uror. Mrs. n. H. alminon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
@eraumerte9 NIeti@.

Suear @ureb S1infen - grife Auaiitdt :
1870 gfunb 1871: 10 Bfrnb 124c; le-I2
Nfunb 10; 8uette AuaIttdt /: 20-l8 Pfurb
124e ; 10 gfuab 12e +; IL @faab 123c 10
pfunb 1896.
gaIifprni@e S9tntea-6 BIS 8 Bfunb Sac;
8 bis 10 Bfurb 83c.
e@uItern-@asI. Gureo, IL Bis 20 Rfunb
I'M Dur@f6ntt. s4c; 16 B,tnb Dur@fGnttt.
s&c. 10 BIS IL 8hine' 8Ac.
Nrfbfiid,e pe6-RIarer @n9Itib @ureb 16,
oepabIter Sugar @ureb 16c, 6--7 pfunb Ia,
Dur@i@nttt 15e 8 BIG Q 8funS int 9ur9,
i@mitt 13c; 10 bis 12 9funb im Dur9i9nitt
lie; 8 gfarb I'M Dur@i9ntt, f9raoI, lie
8 gfuab I'M Sur4i6nitt, i1mal, lie.
epeG, gnSI.-@ewdbIter, 8 Bis 10 gfrnh
tm DurbiGnitt, l3e; 10 bs Ia 9futb tn
Dmr9fGnttt. 1916.
SpeG-RIare Setten, 80 bis go Bfmah t1
Nurti9nttt, 9sc; SIare Seiten, 30 BIB 4C
gfans, 1Oe; Rlare Bellies, % Bis 80 9funh,
94c; 10 biz 20 9fb., 94c; ID bts 16 8funb,
1OAc; RIare Shiden, 90 bis 30 Pfuns, CSC,
EiiGer 10 bic is Rfunb 93c; RIare Sdiden z
Dis 8 Nfmnb, 1O4c
gep6deItes S&peineFeti4 - &noGenIoiei
Sancp pig S29. 80; RIares Dsan S2O.0 90; Sam
I9 $3.50; Gbort GIenr $3.50: Stump
$15. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
Grocertes.

@etroGnete Sri9te-AepfeI, an oer Sonue
setrofnet, DC; Sobannesbeeren Il BIS IKE:
@ttron 15c bis lac; Rofnen, 2 Groun, per
RfInb. 7c, 8 @rorur Tic, 4 gromn TIC Soas
u~aenfreie &c bis Sc, California RuscateI 7Ne:
SlItana 73c, ituportirte GuItana lie BIB 14c.
California Gpritoien Sc bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb Corn 23c bis 25c; aes
rudbIter 27c bis 32c; Sprsbuna CSC BIS 3sc:
Stem Orleans NoIeHes 1sc bis 26c; seudbIs
ter 3Oc bis $50.
yaahe-Bra3tl reu Sc Bis 10c; 5iIberts 12e;
WeanbeIn Ia; pei@idaItge RanbeIn 15c;
Serbian NanoeIn 15c; 8eanats &c bis SIC;
serDffete &c bis Sc; Gnslii9e 8aIniiHe 1876.
BidIes-24O0 i'm Sos $40; 1900 TIM fsas
So; 1900 tn SaIbfaB $3.50; 500 TIN Sos
$3.50.
SnotanapsIts Rafees8reFe:
@eu6bnI. btS gutter 1O-12c, prta1a bts oes
wdblter A-16c ; Sancn 324r83c. goEsss
Delow 10 bis 22c. Sana $3.50.
SIN Badetst
Artoia $11.75. Zion $11.76, Serie5 $1I. 10;
Caracas $11. 10, DiHportb's Sill. 76, 9utG
Sano glens $l4. 30, Nail8ou6 S11.76, goteB
BIenbeb Saua S11.75.
8ader-Domtnoes 7.47e; etiGsuGer S.2a
5uIpertfrter 5.47e; 3488 pnIuertFrter 6.S7c,
fei1er sranuItrter 4.97c; Cubes 6.47c; Con.
fectioners' " 4.s7c; Ssibsepoob z 4.82c; gb6s
mtg Y ATTIC; @tnpire u 4. 7se; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.67c; Btabior @rtra 6 4.62e,
&tbseruoob q 4.62c; 9eIber 6 4. lie; 1e gels
BET 4.02.
@insema6te 5ri6te-BEadberries 8 Ffs.
SLIGO; gea@es STANDARD. 8 qfb., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 8ffurb 81. 6O-S1. 65; pse
Readhes, 81. 40-$1.5O; Nnanas, Stanbarb,
Q Pfo., ST. 65-$1.9 80; SECONDS, 2 qfuab.
81 .2b-S1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 Bfunb RAM
men, 81, 8abama Ananas S1.9O-S2. 25e,
@etebte @sbien, $1.2O-SI. 76, frabe SAINT 96
@ents. RarrOp 9oc, e,nse,pet9te 56e-sOe,
tomatoes, 8 Pfunb, 81. 1O-$1.16, 8nGerp
9orn 9Oc-$1.s %. Apfe!butter, pet 9utenb,
8 Bfrah, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
G 6asseEete0.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufsprefe:
Ranmatb RIee So. 25-S7. 90.
&otber $o.O0-$6. 10.
9llfife 81. 26-$8.O0.
gufaLfa $9.26-$10 90.
@eiBer SO 50-$1O.25.
Sancb Tiunotbb $1.s5-$1.90.
@erpdbIter ST. 8O-$1. SO.
4rima 81 76-$1. so.
Sanep Rentufp 8IausraB $1.4O-$1.50
Ggtra reines in gbaf 5000.
Dr5arb @raB ST. .45-$1.60.
Reb Sop in @baf 85c-$1.25.
@eiBer Soma Sanen 9afer 5000.
@eiBer Sninots e5c-55c.
Samen Corn weiB arb gelb $1.10-$1.8 80.
Nntber SuGerrobr Sarnen 75c-90c.
@nftIa9e Gorn 5000.
Sriibiabr gerfe 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
0ef@Ia@tete& Wteb.

Trii@es RinbFeH@-BefIi&e stiere Oh
64c; biefiee Stiere 74--74c; btefige Thnbet
$50 bis FRO Bfunb 73c; bieftse &i9e 400
bis $50 9fGrb 54c Riibe $50 bts $50 Pfunb
Sc; sitter BoroerpierteI &c, Stter Stnter'
uterteI 91Sc, Stnb StaterpterteI SC, &iah
BorberpterteI &c, Sub 8prt e~rpterteI 4c, Rub
StnterbterteI SIC.
Srti9es SoLbFeti4-GaIber SC, Stnters
pierteI 13c, BorberuierfeI 714c.
Strides S9affeti9 - SKINNER per Efmtn
1O3c ; g9afe e}e; G4enteI loo; %a6s. hui.
1Se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
6etretOe.

&esen $500 $50. Q retber $1.01 amf gele s
fen, $l. O1 pom EHibIen; sto. 8 rotber 90;
NpriI $1.01; Basenwetsen 5 LOO.
Rorn (reues) - SOL meib 473c; go. 2
weiB 473c SO. 8 petb 473c; $50. A weib,
45c; No. 2 weiB semif9t 47c $50. 8
petb sensii6t 47c $50. 4 wetb semtf6t
44c; $50. 2 seIb 47e; $50, 8 seIb 4T (;
go. A eeLb 45c; SO. 2 eeutif@t Ate ;
go. 8 aerrti9t 47c; go. 4 8eusii6t 441ae:
2olben 46c.
3afer- Sic. 2 wetber 41He; go. 8 wetter
4oc; $40. 2 @emif9ter 3s3c; Ro. 8 seuri6tes
39c.
Seu = $40. 1 Etmotbb s12. 20; 80.
2 Timotbp $1,000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
Sem @aaen.Resft.

Ttraotbh-Bertasfsprete: Eli. 00-14.0o.
RIee - gertaufspreiie: SO 00-$1O.OO.
BeIi&tora - gerfaufspretis: ie na9 bes
RuaIttdt, 60-63e.
Safer-8ei9dIt 1880; tn ben NebreR
$8 OO-$10.OO per Eenne.
Strob-9reie, ie na9 benz @rab, IN Bab
len, $6-$T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
HrA@se tnD @
SrG& te.

@itronen-$3. OO-3.5O ftir 10000.
Oransen-Sancs SIoriba 1925 per Bog.
California Seedlings $1.75, California Na'
peIs $s.q5 bis $50 pet BOg, Eansarinea
$3.50 bis $2.75.
8ananen-GeudbIte 81 rs bis $500 pei
Sumo, speite Aualitdt 81 90 bis $1.25.
9otusnlHe-$3 OO-8.25 per 9unhert.
Seigen /: Sranrna 1i-16c bas Bf1nb.
DatteI. &c per Sfunb, so 8f6. &tften.
MepfeI-$2.5 80 bis $40 per Sat.
geuer Soni9-16c.
PineaSpIeS $3.50.
granberries $2.25-2.75 per 8uibel.
% emI e..
Bermuda SpiebeIn-$2-$a.25 per Buibel
@yate.
epanif@e 3miebeln 81. s. per @rute.
RartoffeIn $3.50 per GuIbeI.
Neue RartoffeIn So, 25 per 8uibeI, $3.50
per Sab.
Suinois @ibfartofeIn $4.0e per SaB.
Rraut-$1.6O pet SaB.
@eLerb-rer SuBeno 3Oc.
Rotbe %iben SO per Sab.
Stamp BDbnen $40 per gnfbeL.
9nobIau9 SC per 9funh.
8eibe 8iben 90c per 8nibel.
eibIt6e Rabieie Soc per Bun1, eiabeirati9e
3Oc per 0uss,b 8un9es.
SaIat lac pr 9funo.
Spinat 6Oc per Subenb Bun9es.
Neue tpeiBe &iiben 40c per Duteno 8nndes.
Rbubarb 4Cc-6Oc per 9utenb.
griine 8obnen $t.75-$3.00 per Rite.
Sale 1925 per Sab.
@urfen 81. 0O-$1.50 per Suteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
s6iTsnabri6ten.
u o m IN G n.

Mnge m N n.
Stem Oort: yGinlanb" bon Nntperpen;
,Mefaba" bon 2onoon; yGron=
prin3 Mil6elm" BON Bremen.
Glasgow: ,Gurneita" bon Stem
Oorf.
9nttperpen: vGronlanb" BON NeD
Dorf.
Nbgearen:
Stem Dorf: ,8arbaroRa" BON Bre=
men mad Norf; ,NODrbam" nod
ROTTERDAM Dia Boulogne; .Gaifer
Wilbelm Der GroBe@ nod pln=
mouth, @berbDurg unb 8remen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
g frDbIoff's 81 e b E.

m1t10eur Der run. Stretttrdtte IN
Stafien, beiu9te beute bic Barafen
Der Warine=@ arben unh belt cine Nn=
fpra9e an oieielben. ST fpielte aui
bas Auslaufen Der 81 .@ee=Glotte an
nit ben Worten, es lei bes &aiiers
Wunf6, baB er Die Warine : Garben
als Jiibrer Der Glotte, Der Tie ange=
b6ren, an 8orb bes @6la9ti6ifs
IleranDer III. befebliete.
&uffif9e NnIeibe.
New Oorf, 26. Npril. yaa6
Der ySimes" inb bic 8erhanblungen
amii6en einem ruifii6en unb garifer
Sinans=S pnoicat fir cine 9lnletbe 10
gut ME abgei9lofen. Ser Betrag tpirb
auf $3.50, 600, 900 a~ngeeeben.
gu Dem spnoicat geb6rt bic ruifii9=
9inefi9e 8anf unb Die Sottinger
@ruppe.
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Semi n.
@6uI, Montag, Is. Mpril. (ber=
fpdtet). Sci Dem beutisen MneriF auf
Wonian (@enian) fu6te Die 8ep6lte=
runs @9ub auf ben 9igeln unb bic
9arnifOn rtffete ft9 gum Wieberfano
sesen etmaise 2anbunestruppen Der 8
ruiff9en 4reuser, Die auf offener See
sefi6tet tpurben. 9ie G9ife fubren
iebo9 ab, obne bic Stabt bef9dbist gu
baben.
ct. petersburg, 26. Mpril.
Ser Marine= Stab bat feline 8ef1dtieung
iiber bic gerni9tung zines iapanti9en
6anbelsfGifes bur6 ruff. SorpebO=
boot 3erft6rer BET @enian Ober aber
bas bortiee grf9einen BON 8 &reu3ern
beg 0labipofoG=9 ei9waoer.
@5panien
3um Mttentat auf M aura.
Mabrib, 26. Npril. IS felt fi6
nun beraus, baB Bel benz Mttentat auf
ben premiermtnifter Maura, Ddbrenb
berielbe i'm @tfenbabnau9e mar, gegen
40 nit &ebolbern benaffnete Mdnner
betbeiligt paren. Cine re9uldre Giifi=
Inhe fanb amifden hen G,ensb1rmen uub
ben Nttentdtern fatt.
Arabien.
SIIig b o m barbir TT.
Mben, 26. Mpril. = Sie Stabt
SQig an Der @omali=2hfe murbe bon
ben 8riten bombnrbirt. Ser Sultan
BON SGis murbe sefan9en genommen.
Seiterrei@ .l1ngarn.
Streit5u@ nbe.
8ubapef, 26. Npril. Ser @i=
ienbabn=G STREET. 1T su @nbe. pafa=
sier= unb Gra6t3ige seben mieoer Iebr
planmdBig.
@rokbritannien.
gbmarbb BET benz ren.
Dublin, 26. Npril. Sas &6nigs=
paar lanbete heute nebf @efDlge in
Ginqstspn unb begab fi6 barauf gu
ben Bun6estopn &ennen. IS murs
ben BAN &Dnis peri6iebene IoreHen
tberrei9t, luf mel9e er e~rtuiberte.
MnfraIien.
9as r T 4rbeiter-M l.
nj III m.
MeIbpurne,8 ictOria, 26. Npril.
Serr WaHon, Der Mrbeiterfhbrer, bai
elm Cabinet sebilbet nit fi& als grdf=
bent uno 99abmeiffer; 9err 9usbss
Winifer bes QeuBern; 5iegins, @ene.
ralanpalt; Bat6elor, Minifer Dee
Snnern; Slider, Brdibent Der San'
belsbeb6rbe; 9awfOn, Miniter BET
2anbesbertbeioieung; Mabon, @ens.
ralpotmeifer unb Wc@regor, 9ice.
prdfioent bes Gunbes=@ recntib= &atbs.
Muber 0iesins 9eb6rea fdmmtliGs
Mitelieber bes neuen cabinets sn,
Nrbeitersp artei.
san Domingo.
BIDfabe anertann
Sans n 9 ., 26. Mpril. Sc.
fanbter ponel bat Der &egierung er'
6ffnet, beB bic 8ereinigten Gtaaten bi
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