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Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-23
MINERAL APPLICATION NO e26
Mineral Survey No. 1884.

U. s. Land Office.
 Tucson, Arizona, October 2, 1904
 Notice is hereby given that Rob ert Mcdonald whose postoffice ad- dress is Bisbee, Cochise county, Ari- zona, has this day filed his application or a patent for 1431.2 linear feet of he Alpha mine or vein, bearing cop per and other minerals, with sur ace ground 500 feet in width, situated n Warren Mining District. County of Iochise, and Territory of Arizona and designated by field notes and official lat on file in this office as mineral ;urvey No. 1854 approximately in Township 23 S. Range 24 E. of c and s. R. B. and meridian unsu-vey- sd, said mineral survey No. 1854 be ng described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at Cor. No. the SEE. cor, a pine post scribed 1-1954 A. L.. whence Cor. No. 3. Silver Queen No l583 brs. N fl deg. 0S min B. SS.7 #. and U.S.M.M. No. brs. s. 27 deg .4f min. E. 6408.7 it. thence s. 57 deg. 25 min W. 255 it. to cor. No. 2, thence s 72 deg. % min W. 345 it. to Cor. No 3 the Sw. cor, thence N.23 deg. 52 min. W. 1431.2 1t to Cor No. 4 the NV cor, thence N. 72 deg. % min E. 600 it. to Cor. No. the NE. cor, thence s. 23 deg AS min. E. 1865 it. to cor No. 1 the place of beginning The presumed course of the vein on th,s claim is from the s end center oi location IJ. 23 deg. 52 min. w. 1431.2 t. Magnetic variation 12 deg. 90 min E.: net area. 1896 acres.
 The location of this mine Is re corded in the Recorders office of Co chise County, Arizona. at Tombstone
 n the Record of Mines in Book g Page 20S-9.
 Surrounded on all sides by unsu1 veyed claims. owners unknown
 Any and all persons claiming aH versely any portion of said Alphs nine, or surface ground, are require 70 file their adverse claims with ths Register of the United States Ian 0fice at Tucson in the County o' Pima, and Territory of Arizona durins he sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred hv virtue of the provisions of the statute MILTON R MOORE Register First publication. October IF. 1904
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-23
,',NEWS OF DOUGLASS. Daily Report of Importance


was smilingly non-committal. It is Gu4te evident that there is some big project on hand. Mir. Butler has been for some Ame time-keeper at the c. & A, and he aud his family leave here many friends.
 Lieut.. Brooks returned 10 Naco IasI evening. He was here to see Col. Kosterlitzky about a Mexican he cap tured in the Arivaypa canyon. The Mexican was an escaped prisoner from Altar. and is now in Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-23
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special Correspondence.)

Jesse Shanklin, of Duncan, is in town with John Burns. of Morenci MT. Shank,in is here looking for a business cpeniD-' For many years he was in the nploy of the Phelps Dodge compaI at the East Yankee mine near Nor, lci
 E. c. PurneA, all employe vi Jne Copper Queen paint shop, yes ierday af- ternoon fell from a scaffold and struck his hand on large spike which pass ed into the palm and camo out at the wrist. The wound is a very serious one. and will disable him for some time.
 Tomorrow the local bowling team goes 10 Bisbee to play against the Gym" team. Two games will be played. one tomorrow night and one Thanksgiving day.
 Sheriff Lewis was in town this morning on his way to Paradise to serve some papers. He stated that after his term of office expires he will engage in ranchipg.
 H. b. IS plOgS dt the c. o. blaming mill. returned last week from an extended visit to Silver City.
 Supt. Simmons was in town this morning on his way home from Bisbee to El Paso.
 Fred Born, of the Calumet furniture store, expects his family to arrive this evening from Los Angeles.
 Lee Benton left. today for the Agua Caliente, of Sonora. Th.s property is in litigation as to who owns it
 Charles Thayer, who has charge of the Trarsvaal offices at the mines left this morning for the mines at La Verde
 George Douglas, who has been on the coast for some weeks, has return ed, and this morning went out to Nae Zari.
 F. Rutherford, assistant sGperinteni- ent of the Copper Queen smelter. re- turned several days ago from visit to the coast.
 Frank Watts. the manager of the Sonora Land & Cattle company, was in town yesterday, and this morning left for La Quaesta.
 M. F. Shaw. the manager of the Campbell iand grant in SHnora, was kere yesterday. and this morning re turned to the headquarters ranch.
 U. S. Deputy Marshal Hill left this morning for Tombstone With the three contra5and Chinese who were ordered deporsed by U. s. Commissioner Pir tie
 The PhelpsDodge company have presented seven of their employees al the Nacozari mines with round t-iI tickets to St. Louis. and will pay all expenses of the trip. The recipient! of these fayors were seven young Mex jeans, who have by their faithfulness to the company won the favor of the management When these boys tool the train this morning they were ths happiest crowd that have left here fol many days. A. H. Casey, assistan manager of the store. is accompany ing them.
 s. F. Butler, accompanied by hii family. will leave Thursday morning for Daggett, Colo, where Ee expect to make his home. When question ed as to his mission in that state h'
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MEM TIME CARD.
into Effect on E. p. 6 s. w. Time Card No. Is. effective 12:O

Time Card No. Is. effective 12:0' July r
 Train No. 1 leaves Fl Paso at 10 n. Arrives at DouglaS- at 5 p. m.- Reaches Benson $40
 Bisbee train making thls connectiol leaves 5:30 and returns. reaching B's bee at s:30.
 No. 4 leaves Benson 2:40. Leaves Naco 5 D. m., making good connection with c. Y. R & P. Ky. from Cananea reaches Bisbee at $40. Leaves Bis bee at 6 D. m. for Douglas, arrivIn' there at 7:15.
 Trains No 2 and 3-no change.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-23

MILTON R MOORE
 Register First publication. October 12. 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
Tigers Wiped Up tho Tacoma
Diamond With Siwashes
Yesterday
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
srANnINa on r1lE GUNS.

TACOMA. May si.=rhe Tigers
yesterday got their back up and sent
parke Wilson's braves back 10 the
wigwam ia diasrnes-. Tacoma played
Al baseball all through yesterday
game. and had Il not been for an
error by EaEan and shcehsn, both
Of which we're difficult chances. Ses
attic would have been shut cat.
Barber. who was put cut the dny
before hy being hit with a pitched
ball. vent into the box for Seattle
and pitched a good game. lie MAS
a trlfle Wild however and seven of
ths Tixcrs walked 10 first on passes.
Tacoma scored two runs Ia the
first inning. Casey, who came -
the bat went out at first sheehan
then walked and Nordyke hit 10
right Barber gave Eagnn a pass.
fearing 70 trust the slusEer. Lynch
flew cut 10 Hai. ar,d Casey scored
sheehan and Sordyke with a hit to-
ward second
Seattle scored one In the third
when Barber tapped cut double.
went to third ON Vans sacrifice
and came horne ON a throw tn Sec
ona. Tacoma. however. scored one
Ia the third.
There was nothing doing after
thfs until the sixth. when Seattle
climbed IN and scored thfee runs.
Mohlsr started the fuu b. hitting
n ceater. and Frtak was safe ON
Shcehan's tumble Of hts drive Smith
famed and nFashaar went out on a
hieh one 60 Sorlyke. Hall then
svsatts-d a hu to center and thc three
siwaahea crossed the plate. Han
vas caught of second and thht Vas
the last for the Indiana
Tacoma ciuehrd the game by piis
lng up iour runs in the seventh.
OYeran. for Tacoma. pitched fine
game The blk twirier struck out
seven men AMI gave but two bases
on balls He also fieIsled bis posi-
ton well lie vii probably be in
the box again sunday.
Rusty Hall WIS there with the
merchandise yesterday. accepting -
chances with but one tumble lynch
for Tacoma. who Vas iuJgreI dur
ing the FIRST part Of the series.
played a good game
keefe aud Williams VIII probably
pitch fhe game today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
BIG ONES
WILL PLAy
British Columbia Lacrosse Sea
son Opens Next Week

VANCOuVER ~ q. May IL
The first championship lacrosse
game Of the British Columbia Ia
crosse League VIII be played on Mas
"a between Vancouver aud Victoria
az the latter city 10th teams VIII
be iu good shape, so far nH practice
r. concerned. but there is M denying
the fact that Vancouver b. much
weaker this year than for the past
three years II viii not be surpria-
ius n Victoria, which hha been the
weakest club Ia the league for live
or six years. walks of with the
game
Victoria VIII have SANDY" Cowan
George Wiiiiuma "Hiily" OHflcu.
Smith and CnttaWnch. Cuwau e.
one If the best home fteiters In this
league. Williams cannot bee sur
passed ~ stick handler. while
o.Bfien Smith aud eattaWack are
all first class men. IN addition %
these. Charlie cullen and Art Bel
frey viii be on the team. and La
CROSSE players al over the coast
know how they can hustle over IN
Victoria the folks have gone lacrosse
mad. knowing that their team Is the
best Il has been for many seasons
New grandathuda are being built
sad every person "a booming the ma
tionhl game.
Vancouver vii feel the loss OF
Cowuu. and II ~ doubtful n Reyn =
olds and Barr VIII play, All three
have been n tower Of strength and
their places cannot be filled with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

TOMORROW
Seattle and Everett Will Cross
Sticks at Recreation Park

At Recreation park tomorrow ar
terneon the Seattle lacrosse team
Wild cross sticks with Everett Thla
" 20 b the first Same ~ the season
Of the Northweat Lacrosse Aaaoeia
non.
The locals VIII limo up ~ follows
Goal. Mclean. point. Milne. cover
point. oddly first defense tiJfd
SECOND defense. Weber. third de-
fenae. Haunaslo center field. Hali
third home. fiieekcr second home.
y Caller first home. Heattie. out
side home. Marshall inside home.
p Caller
The Seattle team has worked hard
for the past three weeks 60 get ia
shape fer this game Every player
r. ia splendid condition FOR e heavy
match. The only weakness Of the
team ia in tho combination work.
This msy be attributed partly 60
the fact that the players do not
thoroughly know each other Their
running and catching g. fairly good
az certain distances. However, the
quick. annppy work AZ close guar
tors, ln which the man are nov de-
ficteut. win soon become better One
really cammendhhle rule has been
strictly enforced by Manager Ken
nrtY. which r. that 40 man whose
fire water thirst cannot be COM
trolled will be allowed &C. Wrnr Sc
attic lacrosse uniform. In fact. the
boys have received their orders and
know that 90 break thvW means To
quit the ranks FOR good
Excretta twelve e husky lot
They are trained 60 the minute. A
big crowd Of rootsra viii accom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
OUTPOINTED
OREGON BOYS

The University II Washington
athletes won In the field meet with
the University Of Oregon YESTERDAYS
nt Brooklyn by aeorr Of ss 10 %
Two new records Tor the Pacific
Northwest intercollegiate toufna-
menta Here made. both BY Tom SIC
Donald Of Washington. lie put the
shot ~ feet 81 inches and threw
the hammer l43 feet ~ inches.
which boata the old record ia the
former event By an inch and q hall
and tho latter record BY about 10
feet
Perkins 81 Oregon won the half
mile run. and MeCfory gf Washing
ton the mile run. Green won the
40 yard dash for Washington. The
WashluRtanH won the pole vault
Babcoek. for Washington. won tho
disc throwing, With 81 record Of i0l
feet 3 inches,
Oregon came IA ahead Ia the 100
aud g28-yhrd daahea, Mo0fes vim
ming both Of these events for hts
team. Elliott Ceugrove won the 2s0-
yard hurdles for Washington.
Mra. Mabel sloane Instituted d.
vorce proceedings yesterday against
her husband George ". Sloane. She
alleges cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
FOURTEEN TO RUN

CHICAGO May Fourteen OF
the eighty nominations are 20 start
in the Chicago Derby At the open
ing Of the Hawthorne Park season
today. This will be the richest rncr
for 3-year-olds. with the exception
OF the American Derby. Ia the West
Tho indications are that English
Lad will so 20 the post a favorite.
Odds yesterday aud early this morn
ing stood 10 /. Proceeds Is next
with odds az TO /. The remain
ing twelve horses are struck of at
from ) to /, TO 81 to I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

any players now training -Four or
five Of the boys eho used ~ play
the game four youfa Bgo and could
not catch "a place ON fhe team then
VIII likely be found ON the field this
year. They viii have 70 bsoEccepted
on else THERE VIII be some difficulty
Ia securing full twelve.
Westminster viii have a good
team. George Oddly one Of thcir
best men. Is playing with Seattle
THE year Ia the Northwest League.
HIa place can be filled, but ihefs b.
r. report here that two others Of
the team will aiHo Join Seattle "
this Is true. then WeatmiuHter VIII
not be az strong ua last yenr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
FARMERS CHAMPIONS

PULLMAN. May 7i.-Ths Wash
iugton Agricultural College landed
the baseball championship Of the
Pacific Northwest In hard fought
game with whitman college yester-
day In the last half ~ the ninth
Miller drove In the winning run with
n long two-buRRer to the right field
The score WAS 10 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
Marriage Notice

Married. Wednesday evening. May
rs. AT the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
Louis Conrad. 1890 Main street. their
daughter Miss Pearl l.. Conrad. to
Mr. Grant j. Lcnaut Of Jaekwaoh.
Alaska. Rev. ". l. simunds Off
ciatiug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

Summary Struck out. b Overall
:. By Barber 3 bases on balls. by
Overall 2. by Barber hit BY pitch
er. BY Barber ! Wild pitches b. Ov-
erall 2. stolen bases. Casey 2. Mob
Der T. Barber I. neiahauty /. Ftisk /
two-haHe bits. Sileshan !. Barber !.
Hall !. first base on errors. Taco
ma I. Seattle 2 sacrifice hits. over
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The AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING or rHE cLrBs

AT wAsHINGToS-wasbinEt1n.
]. Detroit. O.
At NEW YORK New York !.
Chicago =
At PHILADELPHIA Cleveland
g philadelphia. O.
At BOSTON Boston. e 81 Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

At CHICAGO Chicago. 3 New
York. =
At etNctSNATf--Ciuciunatl 10.
Philadelphia. o.
AT PiTTsuURG- PittsbufE. 9.
uust0u =
At ST LOUIS st. Louis =.
brooklyn. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

Positively cannot De eqaaied In quail
ity or style at the price. 1900. D.. n.
Brooks q Co.'S. 1881 Second avenue.
ArlIde buIldlnK- .'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

T.. J. Hurt a printer. ta being
searched for BY his friends IN this
city. lie left Butte. May 3. FOR the
coast. and has not been heard or
since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
NJ Intt0e Ut
H[NNorld|dl4
ItNl Of lUN
LIZ SDortlMI

an 1. Van tfaltren l. double plays.
Muhlcr to Hall to Hfaahear. Hall 10
Mohler left ON bases. Tacoma p se-
atae o. time OF game hours. at
tendance. 5000. utsplre. n estan,
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pany the team
The game will be called at 8
o'clock sharp.
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OAKLAND 8. los ANGELES ..
San FRANCISCO. May 2l-The
Oaklands won yesterdays game by
punching their hits and playing an
errorleaa game. buchanan pitched
steady game. and although the
Angels touched him up for eight
hits. he kept them scattered and
very little damage was done Oak
land took the lead IN the second.
and kept Il until the caa. Score.
R.HE.
Los Anlea 0 100000 0o-2 81
Oakland o 0l00 % II 0
Batteries Gray and Spies. Bu-
chanan and Byrne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

At SPOKANE Bate. 10. spo,
Kane. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
DUG" kUSl HIVE
A RABBITS FOOT

PORTLAND. May 2i The Hon.
ID. Il nugdale must surely have
killed a rabbit out OF season on
that Dunlap ranch 81 his. and Sc
cured the left hind paddle. for
Portland won another victory yes
tcrday. after ard-fought game.
The score was tie until the ninth,
when two-hase hit and Ions
drive 10 right brought In tho win
ming run. The score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDING on rHE CLUBS.
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Be YOUR OWN LANDLORD
GET A HOME Ar
Rainier Beach

You get more natural advantage and modern con
veniences for less money than elsewhere Tint Is proof
positive by hemany families buying AMI building there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-21

We also cure tto stay cured Rupture and Piles
without operation. Small Shrunken undevei.
opcd Organs and All Disease OF a nature which
you dislike 70 20 TO your family doctor Everything
strictly confde initial. Every train brings some man
from distance TO be cured.
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People who live in the
smaller outside towns or in
the country should write for
examination and advice 30
page book free.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
5. .. .. s
Seute s5. sSabresfelt.

Ser Obj Seqoio Srben begebt beute
fein IS. SabresfeF. Sm Sabre 1887
muroe er in Der .@eben Stars Snn"
in BalttmNre gesriinbet unb ieitbem Bat
er fi8 in rteii9er @eiie berbreitet.
Sn ben Ser. Staaten belauft Die
Mfit9lieoersabl iih auf 1,400'O00.
Seit ieiner Griinbun9 bat Der Orben
an unteritiiBunesgelbern insseiammt
iiber 800, 900, 1000 ausbe3ablt. 9ie
Sopereign 2Oge berfiist iiber elm
germ69en bon $35, 100000. Ser
Sroen 1T iebr fart in 9eutfdlanb,
GGpeben, Sdnemart, yaortue9en unb
Guitralien nertreten.
Die Mit9lieber Der @obereign @roB
2oge werben in bieiem Sabre @aIifCr=
MEN unb ben gelIptpFpne Rarf Bee
fu9en.
Dim 9. Septbr. tperben fie an benz
Sbb Seaous=Sage auf Der ct. Souls
Weltausteaune tbeilnebmen unb am
10. Septbr. tpirb Die &eiie mad bem
ferner Weffen angetreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
~
&ep. Staats : gonbemtion err
6ffnet.

Sn Der Sonlinion Salle bat beute
gta4mittag Die repufl. Stats gon=
bention unter rieiiser Betbeili9ung be=
gonnen, b. E. Die prdliminarien FIR
Die morgen borsunebmenbs Muffelung
oes rep. Stats Sidets purben formen
be9onnen.
@r6Hnet tpurbe Die Contention bon
0pri. gooori6 bonn 5taats=gomite,
pel9er ben permanenten Yorfber Der
gonpention Wation borfellte, Der Die
Key Note &ebe belt. Damn folgte
bic grnennung Der berid. gon1ites,
porauf Die anueiennen @enatoren unb
@ongr.Bntitglieber bic &C. Q. p"
unb ibre Better priefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
gSteoer etn 4Str abbernfen.

gincinnatt, o., 26. Npril.
Dr. @barles Grieori9 8rufner, elmer
Der dIteifen beutiden Mer5te Der Staot
uno 48er, 1T sefern einem S3lagan=
fale erlegen' 9r. 8rufner nuroe am
5. Suli 1929 gu Sriebelsbeim in Der
&beinpfals seboren uno beiu6te als
STUDENT Der Mebicin Die llniberiitdt
9eioelberg, als er, obgleib erf 19
Sabre ait, in Die 8etpegun9 BON 48
bineinsesogen tpurbe. Nnfangs Der
Giinfsiser Sabre fam er nab Imerita,
lieB it6 in Grantlin, Soma, nieoer,
beenbete feline dr3tli6en @tuoien unb
promopirte als Nr5t. Bei Nusbru9
bes 8trgertrieges trat er in oas Is.
MifOurier &e9iment Elm unb ma9te
als Stabsarat ben 3rieg NIT. 8or IS
Sabren IieB er fid in Cincinnati nieoer
uno bat ieitoem beitdnoig bier gelebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
s in baltsb befeb[ gen
@tretfer.

Serre Saute, 26, Npril. =
0nlfs=Bunoesmari9au Mfartin aus
Snbianapolis erf6ien geftern Na6mit=
tag pl0Blid in Der 6aae Der Central
2abor Union, tuo Die ftreitenoen Ma=
fhinilten BON ben y9tanoaro Wbeel
Worfs" cine 0eriammlung abbielten,
um ben na99enannten Gtreifern einen
8efsbl bonn 8unoesgeridte 5uitellen.
Der ibuen unteriast, iene Gabrif gu
patrouilliren ooer bic Nrbeiter bafelblt
In irgenb elmer 'Weiie gu moleittren
gbmarb S'Neil, Nrtbur SDbnion,
Sobn Barrett Wtlliam s. 0auer,
@eOrse 8anga, Granf 2ingenfelter,
@barles 9enoerion, @barles 9ownep,
Sobn s. Smobis, 2inbiep Steele, Nl=
bert s. 8apleB, CHARLES 9. Smith
uub Sra Sohnion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Step. Gonmtp : Contention am
Wtttmod, Is. Wtai.
grimaripabIen am bOrbersebenben 9ienitas.

YrimGripablen AM b0rbergebetoen Oten1tag.
BoriiBer Sarrp 9. Smith bonn re-
publitanif9en County, =@omtte bat nun=
mebr bas perdnberte 9atum fiir bic
republitanii1e @puntns Contention nno
Die primdrpablen = Die Contention
mar befanntli9 neuli9 unabfi9tli6 auf
ben Sao Der /. bemofratii6en Staats=
Contention angeiebt moroen = officteu
befannt gema9t.
SemsemdB finben Die SeIe9aten=
grimdrnablen am II. Mtai, BON 4 big
8 llbr Nbenbs itatt, Die republifanif6e
@ountD= =@Dnpention am Is. Wtai, 0or=
mittass 10 l1br, in Der Somlinfon
9alle.
gu ernennen finb @aneibaien fir
folgenbe Nemter: 8ihter oes Sugenb=
geri@ts, 9taatsanmalt. Coroner. @be=
riff, 8epmeter ober Sngenieur, 2
@ountD=@Ommihdre.
9ie 2ifen Der Wabl=geamten unb
Stimmpldbe tperben am IA. Ueai ber=
Dffentli1t perben. Die Nnaabl Der
9elegatsn fur iebe Waro uno iebes
SOmnibip 1T folsenbe:
1. Waro, SO; 2. Warb, 81; 3.
Warb, 72; 4. Warb, so; 5. Warb,
Al; 6. Warb, So; z. Warb. 48;
8. Waro, SO; 9. Warb, 80; 10.
Warb, 26; II. Warb, "a; IL. Warb,
25; Is. Warb, 27; IA. Warb, %;
Is. Barb, &c.. @enter NuBenieite
SOtpnfbips: Decatur, 2; Grantlin z;
2aprence, 8; perrp, IL; pite, z; Wars
rem, 13; Wafbington, IA unb Wapne,
Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
&leine staatna@ridten.

Sie vSnb bpIs. Stereotp :
pers u ion go. 38" bat foleenbe
8eamte ertpdblt: s. SremOnt 6rep,
Brdftbent @arle McGinnts @ice=
prdiioent; Wiliam 8. 8urfe, Seere=
tdr : SGabmeiiter; William 6obep,
Sergeant at Nrms; @barles Ralp6,
&Obert Sbompion uno Wm. @orru=
TIERS, @Dnlite.
Sie 9irectoren Der u ri er c n
u u t o m B II Nff'n," unb Der
81 m mer ican M tor 2eague"
baben bef9loflen, bic beiben Organi=
fationen au beri6mel3en. Sie neue
Organization pirb ben Namen rNme-
rican MDtor Nf'r." ftibren.
prof. s. s. 8 II ben 1T gum
profehor bes Gnglii9en on Der Wi=
nona=S9ule am Minona See ernannt
mOrben. Gobalo bas bieii9e WinOna
Nationale SeGnii6e Snititut imDerbFe
erOffnet tporben iit, miro er bas Se-
partement bes gnglif6en iibernebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Wbermaliges Wttentat
anf Spattien's
Hrentier
gSie bas erite nnidaolia uerlanfen.

We a brio, &c. Mpril. Wdbreno
Der &ndreiie bierber uurbe auf pre=
mier Wlaura, Der beute Weor9en an=
Iangte, 3tpii9en Nltcante uno @ncpna
elm abermaliger Wtoroperin6 beritbt,
Der iebo6, tpie Der neuli9e erlte, obne
f1limme 5ol9en blieb. Srgenb Elm
l1nbefannter feuerte eine Rusel in ben
@aggon Deg Minifers, bod traf bie=
ielbe Niemanb. Sas Nttentat Derur=
Ia9te nur tpieber groBe Mufrequng.
Sn Barcelona beriu9te befanntli9
neuli6 Elm Nnar9it, gelegentli9 oes
8efu9s bes 4Oni9s. ben grentier gu
erbol9sn, bod miBlang oas Nttsntat
uno Der gerhber unb fein @enORe
purben gefaBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
0roR=Gapitel 0es Croens bont
Gitlthsn Stern.

Sie 80. idbrlt6e Sibun9 bes @roB=
@apitel bes nOrber Of tbe @aitern
Star" tDirb beute i'm Greimaurer=
Sempel erOffnet tperben.
9eute Nbenb tperoen Die 9rDB.
Seamten i'm n6roli9en 2o9enaimmer
uno Die Pait @roB=8eamten i'm ftb=
li9en Saale @mpfdnse abbalten.
Wtor9en 8ornittas 10 ubr miro
bas @roB @apitel our Orbnung ee=
rufen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Muslteferuuss : 0eiudJ seiteat.

Nuf Grfu9en bes Sbsriffs BON Wells
@ountn bat @ouberneur 9urbin elm
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2aIure an ben @ouperneur bon Mef
girQinia eeitellt. Serielbe 1T Be.
f9ulbiet, einem nabe poneto, WelIs
@Ountp, anidffgen Garmer Elm pfero
uno 8ugep 9eifoblen su baben. 2afure
iol fi9 aur 3eit In Seem Martinsbiae,
%. 3d., aufbalten.