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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

President Harper's ideal college profe ssor'
must be at once a scholar, a patriot and man
of the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

The Oldest Inhabtant was just starting IN
yesterday TO make some remarks about "the old
fashioned winters which used to have" when
a wicked small boy hit him in the ear with a
wet SNOWFALL and he went home for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

In some cases it doubtless is extrawagant pol
icy to purchase school sites long IN advance OF
their use. But in some cases it is probably eco
nomtcaI to do So in view Of thesincrease in value
Of land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

Radium win have TO do good many things
to keep up with the doctors expectations OF it.
It 10 to cure cancer. badness. insomnia and
suffering. turn negroes white, destroy in
furious germs and foster benignant ones. and
is constantly disclosing new potencies OF the
most diverse and unexpected character. The
public is prepared to believe a good deal about
the therapeutic and other possibilities Of this
remarkable substance. but there Is such a
thing as overstretching the string Of expec-
fancy. and this the doctors ought to know bet
ter than anybody else. though they do not
hang out the tokens OF It half SC, conspicuously
as the subject would warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

Among the receptions Of yesterday afternoon was
one given by Mrs John Sayre Martin at her house.
No $50 AIadison-ave., for Miss Jeanne Buckley. who
is engaged TO be married 10 her son, John Sayrs
Martin, jr, while another reception given by
Mrs. Daniel Woodbury. Wynkopp. at her house. No.
12S Madison-ave.. this being her first reception
since her return from her honeymoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

That New-Haven petition in favor of the Pam
anna treaty seems quite to have taken the wind
out of the sails of that earlier and lesser one
which was directed against the governments
policy. The list of signatures appended to this
later one including those of Yale professors,
lawyers bankers and business men. is most
impressive one and it doesn't seem, either, to
have been secured by merely "afflxing pre-
amble 10 the city directory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

No. go Madison-ave, for Miss Jeanne Buckley who
is engaged be married to her son, John Sayrs
Martin. jr.. while another reception was given by
Mrs. Daniel Woodbury. WynkopP. at her house. No
12S Madson-ave.. this being her first reception
since her return from her honeymoon.
Several dances are set for the week which opens
to-day. To-norroy night the Cotillon OF Eighty
takes place at Delmonico's. On Tuesday there are
the Charity Ball, at the WaldOrf-Astoria, and the
Junior Cotion. at Sherry's. at which Stowe Phelps
will lead with Miss Rowland. On Thursday Del
monico's will be the OF another of the So
called Century Dances. while on Friday Mrs. H.
Nick. Twombly gives large dinner dance at her
house. in Fifth-ave, and there Will be tho second
OF the Pennington dances at Sherry's
OF the weddings scheduled for the week among
the most notable are those OF Louis Haight and
Miss Florence Coppell. daughter OF the late George
T. Coppen, at Grace Church on Tuesday. and that
OF Count Alexander Beroldingen aad Miss Mar
garet Stone. at the Church OF the Incarnation on
wednesday. Mrs Joseph F. Stone will give her
daughter away.
Sunday has become favorite day for musicals.
and among those set for to-day is one by Mrs.
William 7. Bull. at her house. in West Thirty-ffth-
ST. and another by Miss Calender and Miss De
Forest. at their home. in East seventy-second-st
Mrs William p Douglas. Mrs James Hude
Beekman, Mss Louise Ward McAllister Mrs.
James w Gerard. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Mrs.
William Jay among those who have Joined the
class for the study OF the development OF music.
organized by Albert Morris Bagby. and which is 10
meet on Tuesday mornings Throughout February
In the small ballroom OF the Waldorf-AstOria, the
musical Illustrations being given by NJ. Gilbert, or
the Metropolitan Opera Company. and by Miss
Adele Aus Ohe
Governor and Mrs. Oden. Major General and Mrs.
Corbin and Mayor Mcclellan viii be present
Tuesday at the annual Charity Ball. which for
nearly forty years has been the chief of sup
porting that most deserving charity known as the
Nursery and Childs' Hospital. Colonel John Jacob
Astor. lie Grand c. Griswold. T. ]. Oakley Rhine
lander. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. August Montante,
E Percy BramweI and Robert f, Livingston are
among the members OF the floor committee. and
the fashionable set will be largely represented at
the dance. a number OF dinners being given in con-
nection Herewith. the hostesses afterwarG taking
their guests tho ball. for which the entire ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

An amusing story is told in the English papers
OF a discussion reminding OF Mr.. Sanger. the
zoologist, and q bore What steps would you
incline 70 take, sir. in the event OF yonder tiger
eYecting his Hberty7" VERY long ones" replied
the laconic zoologist.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02

The Prohibitionists of this coun-
ty held a convention at Middle
bourne yesterday for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the
various county offices to be elected
in November. To the surprise OF
many people who have not been
keeping posted on local politics
the courtroom at Midldebourne
yesterday was filled to its full ca
pacity with men who are going to
support this ticket in November.
We are informed the convention
was not only a very large but en-
thusiastic one. A full county tick
ct was nominated, except for the
office of Prosecuting Attorney,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
YOUNG KRAFT
Enticed from Home on Promise to Make 50
a Day Selling Pearls in Houses of III Fame.

of pearls, which he could sell to
houses of ill-fame, and make So a
day at least. Of course, this was
wonderful inducement to a boy
of tender years, and he readily
agreed to take up the work, for
getting home and mother. AS
soon as the news reached the par
ents they telephoned to Sisters
vile and ordered the boy sent
home.
1t is understood that a war
rant has been issued for the inhu-
man stink who enticed the young
boy away from home, and there
is hardly any doubling Of the fact
that it was all for no good pur-
pose. There is no denying the
charge that Kraft was kidnapped,
and his whereabouts were only
learned by chance. The parents
are extremely fortunate in learn
ing of it at the time they did.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02

Harry Kraft, a young boy,
whose home is in Wheeling, has
been missing since Monday. He
was enticed to GO away from his
home by man who promised him
he could earn So day selling
pearls to inmates OF houses OF
prostitution. He has been located
in this city, and ordered sent to
his home in Wheeling. He was
discovered here Tuesday morning
by travelling man named +. b.
Howard, who knew the boy, and
took the news to Wheeling. He
went up on the Ruth, and said
the boy was in company with a
man at Sistersville who had prom
ised him a position at which he
could make more in a day than
he could in a month at selling pa
pers. He told the Kraft boy that
he would fit him out with a line
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
MRS. s. c.. PYLE DEAD

Wheeling. The nature of her all
ment, however, became so grave
that the only hopes of saving her
life was to have an operation per-
formed. Accordingly, the patient
was taken a short time ago to the
Hopkins hospital at Baltimore,
which is considered one of the
best in the country. The surgeons
who performed the operation were
the most skilled in the institution,
but the physical condition of the
patient was so delicate that she
never rallied after undergoing the
operation and passed to the Great
Beyond a few hours later.
Mrs. Pyle was a native of this
county, having been born near
Bearsville. She possessed many
noble and admirable traits of
character, and was highly esteem
ed by all who knew her
We join with the host Of
friends of the bereaved husband
and children in extending our sim
cere coincidence.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02

The large circle of friends in
this city and vicinity Of Mrs. S.
G. Pyle, of Middlebourne, will be
panied to learn of her death,
which occurred yesterday after
noon at the John Hopkins hospit-
al, at Baltimore, Nd, at 2:15
O'Clock. The death Of deceased
was due to a surgical operation
which was performed at the above
institution a few days ago. The
remains are expected to arrive
here this afternoon en- route to
Middlebourne for interment. The
funeral in all probability will oc-
cur Saturday. Mr.. Pyle was at
the bedside of his wife when the
end came.
Mrs. Pyle was about 40 years
of age and is survived, besides
her husband, four children
three daughters and a son. She
had been in delicate health for
many months, and only short
time previous to her death had
been treated at a hospital in
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
Trolley Mishap.

The first mishap that occurred
on the street car line took place
last evening. As the car was
crossing the railroad track near
the coal tipple in some way or
other the car jumped the track.
Fortunately, the car was running
slow, and the trolley pole came
loose and the result was that the
car stopped after few bumps
on the ties leaving the car set
ting partly ON the railroad track.
Large planks were quickly gotten
and it was but short time until
it was "on again, gone again. ="
A freight train that was standing
on the "y" was delayed for a
time but there were no further In
convenience.-New Martirsville
Dispatch.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
Firebug Indicted.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June g.
Although he has made two confes-
sions to having burned the livery
barn in Marietta of Strecker &
Dettor, Joe James, alias "Face"
Deem, will plead not guilty and
deny having made any confession.
He was indicted yesterday on two
counts in Common Pleas court of
Marietta.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
PROHIBITION CONVENTION

which vacancy will be filled up Ia
ter by the Executive committee,
The following ticket was nOmina-
ted:
For House of Delegates
W. A. F. Smith.
D. W. Twyman, Jr.
For Sheriff
DR.. M. M. Reppard.
For Prosecuting Attorney
No nomination.
For Assessor
First district, j. j. Kelly
Second district, W. w. Ash,
For Surveyor
T. P. Berkley.
For Commits County Court
Alfred B. Smith.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
Conductor Killed.

On Tuesday in the B. & 0.
yards at Grafton, Conductor 'H.
M. Moore of Parkersburg, was run
down and received injuries which
resulted in his death a few hours
afterward.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-02
Standard Oil Dividend.

The Standard Oil company de-
clared today a dividend for the
spring quarter of So a share,
which is ST. more than that declar-
ed for the same quarter last year.
This makes $24 a share for the
last quarter was SIG a share. The
company will have to declare $40
during the next six months to
bring the dividend up to the
amount paid last year, which was
$44. In 1892 the dividend was
$45, in 1901, $48 and in 1902, $4S.
A young widow is not always
o, ,oo,,rnf,l1 ae che ic dressed
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
&eine S6wtert8fett.
8eioe am%erifanii6e Ioridldee fnb
Der 6ferr. Nesieruns gensbm.

Wten, IA. Nop. Bellamp Sto-
ret, Der ameritaniide gotfdafter. er-
faisn beute Nadmittas i'm auswdrti-
gen Nmt unb befraste ben @rafen 60
lu9owsfi be3tslid zines S9ieos-8er-
trays auiidsn Oeferreid unb Nme-
rita. Ser Winiffet ertpioerte, feline
&esieruns fei gerne our Befpreduns
bes Worf1lass bereit unb unterbanble
ber3eit tiber dbniite gertrdSe nit
anberen 2dnbern.
0err Storer iberreihte aud Sefre.
tdr 9ap's Rote betreHs abbaltun9
elmer rieuen Griebens.@ Onferen3.
8oluhousfi bemertte, Sefferrei9.
unearn fsi i'm prineip b6aig NIT Nme-
rita einberffanben uno werbe fi9erli9
auf Der @onferens bertreten fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

euaar gureb e&tnten - grfe OaaIttdt :
1870 Rfurb l23: Ii &f,mb 1876; lola
4funb az: 8ueite nuaIttdt 90-d6 Bfuab
Lee ; 10 ffunb l2}e ; IL Rfanb life /; 10
RfunD l3e.
GaIformii9s e9tnien-s BIB 8 Rfsrb s3e;
8 bis IL 4trnb Bic.
S6uIterm-emsI. Gureb, Is bs 20 Rtunb
I'm Dar&i@nttt. Toe; Is RfrnS DtE&i&ntt,
1910, 10 BE Ii BnGas 102e.
HrabraG.e ped-2Idrer GxeliH G.reh Is
aesodbiter eHgar Gureo 16e, 6-7 Bfunb TN
Dur&f@nttt los; 8 BIB 8 Yfune tn Tur4s
i&mitt lac; 10 bis 10 pfunb IN Dtr9f&ntt
lie; s 4fanb m Dur&f4ntt, i@uRaI, lie.
9 phsnb I'M Our@i9nttt. i9mai. 1ake.
eped, gnsl.-SaodbIter. 8 Bis 10 pfunh
I'M Dur@i&nitt, 15e; Ii BIZ II pfwtb Ia
Drr9i&nttt. 12He.
Sped-Rlare Seiten, 30 bB 20 Bfunh tm
9ur&i&uiH, 101e; 3Iare 6etten, 20 ID 30
RtunD. lose; atare 1eutes. s5 Bic 90 Pfanb.
lole: ls bs 20 Efb.. 10}e; IA ID 16 Rfunb,
10i:: 3Iare &ii6en, % BIB 30 4fuaS. 9ie;
Rii6eR IL biS Is pfaab 103e; 3lare staden 9
BE 9 Bfnib. s}e
0e966sltes e4wetnefesi9 eRe@enIcfel
6anep Rie sa0. so; xIares Bean $4,000; Sam,
y $500; etort Clear $3.50; arupI
Sl4.o 90.
0sb6rrteB ytsbfeti0 = 09tnteu, req
est5, 143e; &abeuieHen lie; Sbuexi. Is;
&a6&eI 17e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Besex - go. 2 rotber $1.18 aui De es
fen, SLIT Don HabIen; SO. 8 rotba $1.I2
Nouember 81. III; BaseSueben $l.16.
Rorn (neues) = go. l weib 48c 20. Q
weib acc; SO. Q wetb 48c; 80. 4 wesb.
46}e; 70. 2 wetb seumi4t <se ; go. 9
wetb sentii&t 49, 80. 4 weib semt6t
46}e; 80 2 seIb 4Sc; 30. 8 seIb a. /;
go. 4 8eR 4b3e; SO. 2 ssurtiGt 45}e;
go. 8 aeuri&t 49,: go. 4 seuit&t 4b&e ;
&pIben 47e.
Hafer- 20. Q weiBer 3l&e: 90. 8 retbes
Bic; 20. 2 0eutf6ter 80ac; 30. 8 osmti@tss
803c.
Seu = 80. 1 Timotbp $500; 80.
2, So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
0ef@Ia@teteS Dtep.

Trtf@es NinbFeH@-BeRIi4e eiere -63
g.; bieise Gtiere 8l-.9e: btefige &tnbe
$50 bts Hn0 %funb 7e; bisft9e 8iibe 400
BIS $50 gfunb 6}e ; 3ibe $50 Bio $50 pfurh
&c; etier gorberpierteI 6}e, etir Stmter'
pierteI l13e, RhlS 9interuterteI Sc, Sinh
goroerpiertsl &c, Rub Bort erpierteI SIC. &,t
0tmterptertel 7c.
Uri&es RaIbfetiG-2dIber l0Ke, 1tnter'
pierteI 13c, Eoroeruiertel Sc.
Strides S@affeii4 2dnmer per Tfwnh
81 ; e@afe 72c; S@euteI lSc; Rods fars.
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Stttes, Qtes uao 0eaAeeI
SdnbIer beSabIem foIsenbe Preiie:
Butter Soartrp, l2c, greomerr =,
oIatR 28c.
eier-28c per Datenh.
Sabner BIC. 0dbne 8. Turiets-As.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

YbiIabeIpbia. go. Gan.
ME Warb &anoaQ, Wittue bon So
mueI Warb Ranbaq. bes l~an9idbriaen
Ghbrers Der Demofratis I'm abseoro.
nstenbauie, 1T toot.
Rem BORT. Sen. QoetpenfeIb
unb Naicr b. G4mettou, 9ertreter
bes beutiGen 2oiiers Bel Der Gintpei.
bune Der Grieori&.6 Statue, trafen mil
benz Dampfer ~6ombure4 Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
. @aeen.masft.

Tiuotbp-BertGafspreie: 50 0O-l0 o.
Rice 8eriaufsYreie: $40 O0-$ll.00
DeIiGtorn = 8eriaufspretie: ie moo ben
0uaItt6t, 62-66e; aeues 40 bic 46e.
8afr-oei&dH 44-46c; tn ben sebres
$8.00-$9.60 pes Isune. Reuer 62-36e.
6trob-Qreie. ie mad benz @ry.e. IN Sa 4
len, @.60@S6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

SnbiGnaYsIis Rafees3Sreife:

S~nbianaYsIis Ranees3refe:
0euSbnI. BIZ gutter 10-12e; prtzaa Bib os
wdblter l4-l6e ; SanY 82iE3sc, gOlss.
DeIow 18 BIB 22e, Sana 2s-S2e.
Sn padetsn:
ariofa $l3.25. Zion $13.26, SerjeS Sls.25:
Caracas S12. 75. Diuwortb's So. %, Dut6
Sara Slsns $l6.0 ,RaiIRou& Sl2. 26, gotsi
Blenbeb Sapa S12.26.
8nder-Domtmoes 8.06e; ehidsudz 6.45
puIuerifrter 6.40e; xxxx yuIperiFrtes 6 oOe.
feiner sranattrter 5.40e; Cubes G. l0e; Goa.
~fectioners' N6 65e; Hibsewoob q 6.46s; 300.
mtg u 5.40c; esrYtre rs 85e; SasaI Grtra
@ofben s $500; Binbior eStra 8 6.25e,
&ibsewoob 6 6.20e; seIber 8 9. TO-; le oeb
Der 40.
@etro6nete Tra&te-AepfeI, an Der Sonne
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbee=en 7e bts IKE;
@itron 15e Bic lac; Rofnen, 3 Grown, ps
ptsnb. Il. 8 Grosul 7ae, 4 groun TIC iaa,
n~senfyese &c bis Sc, California RaiscateI nc;
euItana 7}c, iruportirte suItana lie BID l4e,
California Apriioien &c Bis Lee.
pidIes-2400 TN Sab SO; 19Oc TN 5as
So; 1900 ta SaIbfas $500; 600 I'M Sas
$50.
Sprtp-Stanbarh gcrn 23e bts 26s; aes
mdbIter &c Bio 32e; eorsbum s8c BIS ass;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes lse bis 26e; serpdbI.
ter 30c Bic 88e.
Stnsema&te Observation-Disclosures 8 3D..
Slice 4ea@es etanbarb, 8 3d., ga
2.25; combs 8 &funb 81. 6O-Sl. s.; Rs
4ea&es. 81. 40-$1.60; Snanas, etanbart,
Q Yfb.. 81. 65-$1.90; 6eennbs, & ,aunh,
81. Is $1.45; crime 1obnen. 8 ? NIB RAM
men, Bahama Hnanas $1.SOI$2. 26e,
9efiebte erbfen. Sl.2O-sl.75 |. frabe Suni IS
Gents. Rarrow 90e, esnseuei@te Ne-SOs
tomatoes. 8 Efunb, 81. 10-S1.I5. Snfsr,
Rom 9Oc-S1. 80, 2pfeIbatter. per Su&enb,
8 Bfunb. 81.
MaHe-BrasI nea &c Biz 10e; Suberts IL .
NanbeIn IA; uei4i&aIise Renbega l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn l5c; Reanats 6e bis &c,
serSfete 7c bis Sc; GusIi9e @aInifHe
eiFe-&aa( go DC. zeR). SAB s-llep p
@auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
NrA@te nnp SENATE.
SrR@te .

NepfeI-S1.25-$2.7 10 per Tab.
Uananen-@ewdbIte Sl.60 bis $500 PEI
8un4, speite AuaIitdt 81 Bis $1.25.
RotusniHe-$3.25 per Qunbrt.
Gttronen-Neifnas, "a 90.
=. Dranssn-Sansp California aaIensia $3.50
Sloribl $s.75 BIB $500.
9lnanas-$2 .26 per @rate.
gFaumen-$1.O 90 per BuibeI.
gtrnen hGe-$l 90 per BuibeI.
Tancp Dirnen-$1.be per gtate.
Teisen emprna Lice bas Dfunb.
DatteIn DC per Yfunb. 80 Efs. Bitten.
gteuer Sonis-16c.
Trauben l6e bis Ice per Sorb.
gfirt&e 81 BIS 50 % per 8uibeI.
6emafe.
Neue totbe &iiben-60e per BuibeI.
Rraut-6Oe bis 75e per Sab.
1IumentobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
gurfen 4Oe per 8orb.
@eIerp-per Bmn4 16c.
@rine 1obnea 76c per UuibeI.
Grimes Corn, 10c per Dutenb.
Neue RartoffeIn soc per 8uibeI.
SabfartoHeIn $2-3 per Sab.
Rabieie 8c-16c per Dubenb 8un4es.
Nbuborb l0c per 0usenb.
SaIat ST. 90 per 5ab.
3wiebeIn - 90c per Bulbel.
Sponi,@e 8miebeln 81. 30 per @rate.
TomotpeS-e0 per Bufbel.
Napp Bobnen 5 2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
G0m1ete0.

indianapolis Detail. Beriaufspreste:
Raruututb Rice $6.50|$H.00
9aotber $6.O0-$6. 76.
Nliife 81. 26-$e.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.0O.
Neiber So. 60-$10.26.
Sancp 9irnutbp $1.8b@$1.90.
@epdbIter 81 6O6$1.e6.
4rir1a 81. ISL go:
Gancp Rentudp BIausrab $1.40-$l.50
@gtra reines In Gbof 60c-6Oe.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&eb Top IN @baf 85c-$1. %.
@eiber Spua San,e,t Safer $1,000.
@eiber Sntnois s6c-55c.
Samen Corn weib unh geIb $1.1O-$1.8I
Nuber 8uderrobr Sa.nen $1-1.25.
@rftIa8e @orn 90c|$1.10.
Tribiabr 0erfe 9Oc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

ihngffen Sobnss bes &esentsn, aus
oefen gbe NIT Der prinssifin 5bsrefa
bon 2idtenffein. Ste UNI orei Sabre
dltere prinseffn 6ilossaro III Die
pierte Der fieben 36dter bes prin3en
Suowig, oes einffisen Sb~ronfOlsers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Stalien.
6 onif Il o m.

& o m, Ia. Nop. Wit Mbbaltunq
zines s~ldnsenosn @pnfEoriums besann
oas Subildumsfeff gu Gbren Der unbe-
fedten @mpfdnsniB. Mqe In Rom
lebenben garoindls, stma %, nabmen
tbeil. Nmerifa mar bur9 ben Reftor
oes amerif. @o0egs 2ennebp unb
Biidof Seton aus Serfsp @itp. q. s.,
uertreten. SIN 9sbeimsn @onffforium
empfins Wg. 2enneop oas Yalium
fur grsbiIdOf @lennon bon ct. 2ouis,
ebenfO wuroen iene fur bic grsbiiGbfe
Woeler, Cincinnati, unb Webmer,
Milpaufee, perlieben.
SIM sebeimen G%onRaorium belt Der
papff cine Nniprade iiber ben llr.
iprunq oes @Oncoroats unb Die @rinbe.
uel9e ptus VII. bepcqen, bieies Wb.
tommen nit 0apoleon ID trefen. Die
log. .crsaniiden Nrtitel", bic Wapo-
leon 1902 bsiseftai, babe Der beilise
Stubl niemals anerfannt ; Der papft
bebauerte oaber bic 8sfduloisungen
Der frans6i. &%eaierung, Die Stride babe
bas @orcoroat perlebt, ipra9 aber bic
9ofnung aus, es weroe iber Die BE.
feBung Der pafanten 8ii9ofs.S telen
Elm Nbfommen eraielt perbeu.
Sie Nnipraae bes papftes aalt Der
Mebr3abl Der @aroindle als isbr milo.
q m, IA. Sob. Wdbrenb beg
@onfiforiums erlas i'm 8atifan @ar=
binal Meecani, unter SEQ XIII. Uer-
matter bes apofolif4sn palaftss, einem
Sdlaganfaa.
grgebnib Der Stt1=
W q B len
&om, IA. Sob. Snogfltiae &e-
fultate Der Stidwablen fdrtsn bic
Webrbeit bes Cabinets, mdbrenb bic
ertreme 2inte suiammen stua 20 Sibe
perlor. Ser ioeialifif6e Ttbrsr Gsrri
III in porto Waeaiore setpdbll.
Die gefdlasenen Soeialifsn perans
ffalteten 3unossbun9en in Mailanb.
6loren3 unb 8snra. aber bic llnruhen
puroen burd's Wilitdr i'm 2eime er-
ftidt. Sn @enua famer bur1 SnhHe
beridieoene Bertpunoun9en Dor. Sept
LIT bic &ube iiberaa interchangeable.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15


baftsm gsifaa. Man bOft. baB bic
Grbsiten raid betriebsn rperbsn als
liberties Mittel 3ur 8eenoi9uns bes
2rieqs.
Rriegsratb.
Sofio, Ia. Sob. Ser 2aiier
ftbrte beute bel elmer langen @onfe-
rena bes Wilitdr- unb Marine=S tabs
i'm palaf ben 8oriB. Sie Sibung
mar sebeim; ieoo9 %berlauiet, baB
pldne CUR @prade tamen, um benz 2.
ruiff6sn pacifie.@ sf9maoer nod Der
antunft in Otafien gu be9esnen.
Sie2riegs. Steuer.
Sofio, IA. Mob. Die 2risas=
Steu.r, tpel9e bic &egieruns Dem am
%. Sob. suiammentretenoen parlas
mente u~nterbreitet i9ldst grb6buns
Der g~infubrs6ae um $3.50. 600 Dor.
Die grb6bun9 III auf cine sroBs Mn=
3abl bon Nrtifeln bertbeilt uno bel ben
ein3elnen 9ering,. aussenOmmen Sa-
BAT, 8lasmaaren. @etrdnfe uno 2e-
rpin.
gu ben Waaren. bel tpelden bic
36le srb6bt tperoen iOaen, seb6ren
2unfsegenffdnoe, Wunition 9oE,.
pafe, Nferbau : @erdtbe. mufifaliide,
wiheni9aftlide uno dirurgii&e Sn-
ffrumsnte. telephone, Sbsrmomster.
2%iqu6re, Syrup, Wasen, Cobb unb
Silbsrmaaren. 2upfer, Stabl, gifsn
u. q. n.
6inansminiffer Baron Some Mra=
iufe erfldrt gegentiber Dem Saoel iiber
bic ftirali9e ~ausrpdrtise Mnleibe, Die
B.bineungen isien alsrbings unbe.
frisoiseno fur bic &esieruns, alIein Die
8era69erung Bel Der @innabme 9ort
Mrtbur's unb bic Mbfabrt Der Office.
Jlotte bra1ten eine St6runs in bic
8erbanolun9en uno 3uansen sur IN.
nabme bon gsbinsunseu. bic peniser
bortbeilbaft tuaren als bel Der erffen
austr1rtiaen Mnleihe.
Sapani9e NnIetbe.
San Granctsco. IA. Sob.
Cine Gtunbs, ua9osm bic Subicrip'
tion fir bic nsue iupanii6e AnIsibs Bel
Der Nebaba Sectional 8anf beute era
6fnet NOR, bate bic bisfse Bebblfe.
rune $500, 600 seaei&net. Der gr6bte
gin3elbstras mar 500, 600.
Ybilippinen.
SIM 6interbalte &C..
t6otet.
Wantfa, Il. Nob. 9 4unb.
f9after unb Elm gum 6ofpitel. Corps
geb6riaer Nmeritaner tpurben in einem
6interbalte an Der Of-2ufe BON go.
mar 9et6otet.
Seuti9lanb.
Der Ser3og Don2 9.
Berlin, IA. Sob. Die Min=
biateitsertldrune bes 6ersoss 9arl
@ouarb bon Sa4ien 2oburg unb
@otba tpirb am 10. suli 1905 In benz
SdloHe 6riebsnp ;. in @otba srfoI=
gen. Nm Gage barauf finoet Der
feierIiae ein3us in Die &efoen3 SO.
burg ffatt.
BON bairif9en 5oe.
8erIin, IA. Sob. Man ersdblt
f9 in Der Whn9sner @efelfdoft, bic
f9on our9 10 oisIfa&s perruunotf9aft-
lide Banbs untsr fid perfnipfte bai-
Ride 26nissfamiIie ueroe baIb sinen
rieuerl 2iebesbunb zines Wittelsba@ers
unb elmer Wittelsba9erin erIeben.
Bring Seinri9 bon Baiern, bsibt IS.
iei i'm gesrif. fi& nit feiner @OuRns.
Der prin3eIin 0ilbegarb bon Baiern.
3u berloben. @robpater 2uitpolo fol
nod langem Wioerfanoe na&aeseben
baben unb bic offieielle 0erlobunss.
Mnyige eirfte balb. erfOlgen.
Der ereiie Brings egent III prin=
eipieQ gessn berartige gsruanoten.
Chen unb es tuirb bebauptet. bab er
Bel elmer fribsren @e!esenbeit pofitiu
erfldrt babe, Su feinem berartiaen
1hnbnib In 3ufunft feline 3ufimmung
geben ~ molten.
Wyina dSfuriM nm % Cuni 1924