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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-30
THE PRESI-
DENTS POWER

The Lincoln (Neb.) Journal, a
Republican paper, declares that
the big strike in the packing
houses els the result of a long
contemplated effort on the part of
the big men controlling the pack
ing houses to defeat President
Roosevelt for election.
The Journal says that the Beef
trust magnates have discovered
through the department of JUS
tice, an order that the case against
the Beef trust be taken up by the
Supreme court Immediately after
that court convenes for the Octo-
Der term. Therefore, according to
the Journal, the Beef trust mag
mates determined to punish Mr..
Roosevelt by bringing on this
great strike during the Presiden-
tial campaign.
Of course, this statement will be
taken with several grains of salt.
Whatever may be said about Mr..
Roosevelt. he is not "a man Of
mush." 1t is not at all likely that
he will permit the Beef trust mag
mates to thus organize against him
without his resentment; and Mr..
Roosevelt as President Of the Uni
ted States, holds considerably
more power than all the trust
magnates of the country put to-
gether.
If it be true that the Beef trust
magnates are so seriously opposed
to his election that they would de-
liberately bring on a strike in
their own establishments, for the
purpose of defeating Mr.. Roose-
welt, then Mr.. Roosevelt-unless
he be, as Bismarck said of Sails
bury, ga wooden lath painted to
look like iron"-will very speed
ily call these trust magnates to
time.
There remains upon the statute
books an unenforced law provid-
ing for the criminal prosecution
of men who conspire in restraint
of trade. No administration that
fails to enforce the criminal clause
of the Sherman antitrust law can
be said to be waging a serious
campaign against the trust sys-
tenn.
If, however, the report made by
the Lincoln Journal be true,
then Mr.. Roosevelt will certainly
defend himself. He can defend
himself by appealing to the crimi-
nal cause of the antitrust law.
IF it be true that the Beef trust
agnates have conspired to pre-
vent the election of Mr.. Roosevelt,
then Mr.. Roosevelt has it in his
power to Immediately call every
one of these magnates to time.
He has it in his power to place
every one Of these men behind the
bars.
The Beef trust magnates care
nothing for civil proceedings.
They care nothing for the injunc-
ton process. Like every human
being, however, they are afraid of
the criminal process.
Republican editors, need not
expect that they will be able
to make the people believe that
this packing house strike was
brought about by the Beef trust
magnates in the hope of defeating
Mr.. Roosevelt, unless Mr.. Roose-
welt shall at a very early day, pro-
ceed against these trust magnates
through the criminal Indictment.
1t is a very pretty story, as the
Lincoln Journal and other Repub-
lican organs tell it, but the story
will not be accepted by an intelli-
gent public, unless Mr.. Roosevelt
shall show signs of resentment.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-30
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-30
Two Epicrams on America.

In America you cannot waste
four years more efficiently than by
not going to university.
Idling is not only despised, but
dull, since there is no one of inter
est with whom to do nothing
Education and Industrial Success"
b. ". P. eraser of the Mosely Com
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-30
Lockjaw Prevented by San
Cura Ointment.

My wife stepped on a rusty nail
and ran it into the bottom of her
foot. The foot swelled up and
panied her so that she could not
put it to the floor. Sans-Cura
Ointment drew out a poisonous
brown pus and she is now per
fectly well.
EUGENE MCKENZIE,
Plum, Pa.
All druggists, Csc and SOC. If
your druggist does not keep it,
send stamps to Thompson Medi-
cal company, Titusville. Pa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Snotanapoliier tn ct. 2onis
berleBt.

Ius ct. Souls lief pdhrenb Der
Sia9t bic Na9ridt Elm, bab elm Stra-
Benbabnuasen Der Maramic Seisbts
2inis entgleifs, cine Strede auf Dem
SteinpRaftsr entlan9 lief unb enolid
umfttir3te unb s%ertriimmert tpurbe.
Bel oieiem nnslRf iOaen etua 20
peripnen mebr ober minber fdpere
gerlebungen bapongetragen baben.
Inter Der 9ifte Der i9mer gerlebtsn
miro audi Der Mame 5. q. potter se-
nannt. cine perion bieies Namens, bic
ausenblidli9 in ct. 2ouis meilt, fonntt
jsoO9 ni9t ermittelt tueroen, wobl abe,
er9aben Die Nadfrasen, baB Serr
Sames @oppinger @otter, Elm promi=
nentsr &sdtsantpalt unierer GtaSt,
nebf Srau uno &inb bon elmer Ser.
gniigungsreiie aus benz Norowetsn
suriidtebreno, geffern in ct. 2ouis fdl-
Zig uaren. Seine bieigen GertDanbten,
MacpO. Malott, 530M. SelapareS Str,
iOpie aud 0Olnep 8. Waaoit, bon go.
522 Noro Selatpare StraBe batten Io=
melt feline Na6ridt zines ibrem Ier=
uanoten au~sefobenen nn9liides er=
ha!tsn. Ser in ct. 2ouis bsrlebte
Mann fDu auber elmer tiefen S9nitt=
tpunoe am 8eine audi mod Berlsbuneen
am &Dpfe, iOuie au9 innere gerIebun-
gen oapon9etragen baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Bon lattsen GbefefelA befreit.

Seanette gleabelano erbielt 9effern
bic einsstlaste S9eibuns BON 6. 6.
@leabslanb i'm 3reisgeridte 3ugsfpros
den. gleabelanb battle teinen 9oboca.
ten Chr 8erfs8tuns ieiner Sadie snsa-
girt, ba er feinen @intpanb gesen bic
S9eibuns 3u erbeben geoadte.
Seine Grau iei cine quite Grau unb
Satin gemefen, bic er oft ihle6t be.
banoslte, ME CT fagte. Wie fi9 aus
ben geweiien erieben lieB. entfprans
bic S9eioun9stlase Der ni4t ai fon=
trolirenben @epObnbeit @leabelanb's
fid benz @snuhe geiftiser @etrdnts
bin3ugeben. @s wurbe susetanben,
bob er fonft elm Mann BON GROCER
9er3ensgtite uno aud gutter Mnsemobn-
beiten iei. @leabelanb mar friber
prdioent Der Grancis s. Murpbp
Semperens-2isa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
S@aoeneriat hon allen SeiteR
berlanst.

Selma 6. Steuart rei6te eeeen Die
Snbianapolis Erection & Serminal
@ompanie cine &lage auf $13, 900
S4aoensrfab Elm. Wm Is. Mugulf b.
b. S., als he on Der gde Der Senat.
Mbenue uno IA. GtraBe bon einem
StraBenbabntDasen abfteigen poute,
fa9t 9ld9erin, let fie burd plbbli9es
Gnfabren oes @assOns our grbe se=
worfen uno fie babe fi9 i'm Sale gee
fdbrlid bsrlsbt.
I9nes Crane rei9te cine S9abener-
iagtlage gesen bic Snoianapolis Srae=
tion & Terminal 60. uno eeaen Die
s. 6. 6. & 81. Souls giienbabn elm.
sic befano fi9 am 25. SuIi b. s. auf
benz an Der Waibinston unb MiRouri
Strabe our9 @Oaifipn nit einem gi=
Ienbabususe neruneliiften Straben-
babntpasen.
@arep @rouie rei9te sesen Die 6. 6.
6. & ct. 6. giienbabn cine &lage
auf $2500 S9aoeneriaB Elm. Seine
Grau murbe an Der &ural Strabe am
%. Suli b. s. berleBt unb fir Gle ibm
erua6ieren nnbilban berlan9t er Dbise
gntiddoisunssfumm me.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Griminalseriat.

Emanuel pinfman, unter Der Yin.
flag beg ihdtliden angrifs i'm @rimi=
naIgeri9t bOrgefibrt, plaioirte .Ni9t=
i9uloi9" ano tpuroe bierauf berbbrt
unb gu 81 uno Soften berurtbeilt.
pintman iOQ In elmer Streitisteit, bic
fi9 aus elmer an Der gbbp StraBe
fatteefunben S1iebersi entpidelten,
9arrd @lmafp, einen S9anttslnsr,
tbdtlid ansegrifen babsn.
5ranf @leaion, unter Der Mnflage
oes 9leinbiebftabls ftebenb, Der auerit
vNi6t9ulois" plaioirte, miberrief bies
iss unb betannte fi9 bes 8leinoisbiabls
f8ulois. Die sueite Mntlase gesen
i'm wurbe bierauf fallen gelafen.
8leaion mar beiduloist, Weslep pra.
tber, 141O Sbmer Ctr. pdbreno Der
Staats= pfsrberen1en UNI elm Sidst
beftoblen 3u baben, tpel9es er, als bas
pfero g%etuonnen bate, ein3ul6Ien
Seriu4te. or fOl9te ben &ennsn bes
Central Wefern 9reiIss. Or erbislt
cine Strafe BON 81 nsbf Soften unb
60 Sage arbeitsbaus unb tpirb beute
babin iiberfibrt werben.
patrid 8rismolb, Der gigent6hmer
elmer Wirtbi9aFt in Mapuooo, Der
utltsr Der Nntlase beg @ei9dftsbetris-
BEG obne 9i3sns i'm @riminal=@ eri9te
aufserufer wuroe, befannte fid f9ul=
big unb erbielt cine Strafe bon SIS
uno 2often. Seine 2i3ens mar am
80. @pril abgelaufen, cine neue 9isets
mar NOD nidt bepiaiat uno In Der
3wif9en3eit, ettpa cine Wode, febte er
bas @ei9dft fort une bertaufte oann
feline Wirtbf9aft. Die 2isens tpuroe i'm
Namen bes 2dufers bepiaist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Gbreu=H Sitter itno Samem.

Die @roB=2ose Der Gbren=&itter uni
Samen 1T bier our 3sit in SiBung:
etma $50 Selegaten wobnen Der.
Ielben BEL.
Mus benz Sabrtss8 eri9t bes paf.
@rob= Protectors Wm. q. Saplor ginQ
berbOr. baB Der Orben felt ieiner %,
81 Sabren erfolsten @riinoung ftetiq
ausenpmmsn bat, 10 baB bic 3abl BET
Witelisber in ben Ser. Staten fid
our 3sit auf tiber n, betrdgt.
Sem Beri9te bes @roB Setretdrs
s. s.. Sausbt gu Golse fino felt be,
lebten Contention IA reue 2ogett i'm
State inftalirt uoroen; 1042 neue
Mit9lieoer puroen auf9enommsn. Ser
geriat beg @rOB-S daBmeiters lautets
sbenfaas iebr ginitis.
Nm Mbenb purbe cine glaHe bon
100 Mitgliebern ein9sfibrt. Sie @ere.
motliert tpurben in Der @ermania 6ale
i'm Beifein Der @roB 8eamten, Der
Selegaten unb sablreiber Mitglieber
oes Oroens a~bgebalten.
Seute tperben bic 8eamten Der 8rob=
2oge ertudblt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Der &reu33us Der Yoli3et seseit
Ole geietberletenoen Stram=
pelmeier.

Stallaternen, Sapanif9e 2ampions
uno iel6f SalSli4ter in 8D9eltdfgen
tueroen mod our Anuenoune tommen,
falls bic BOli3ei fOrtfdbrt nit rauber
Sanb Die pbne 2i9ter taoelnoen Sing
hinge ein3uteden.
Ipn ben Bis Mittsrna9t perbafteten
so 2euten, tparen ni9t peniger als Is
tue9en 6abren obne 2aterne sineetedt
uno fiir mod cine seraume 3sit na9ber
biibete bic Office oes @efdnsnibi9lie.
Bers einen Mnblid bar, pie man Jpn
nur ielten au feben betommt.
8dter unb Mtitter, @9pefern unb
Briioer, Ontsl u. Santen unb 6reunbe
Der Ierbafteten eri9ienen, UNI enttpe-
Der fur b%ieIelben slsid 8iirsi6aft su
itelen, ODER UNI ndbere grtunbigungen
tiber bas wie uno mann einsu3ie5en
unb allen fat iab man es an, oaB fie
2eute tuaren, bic nit Der goliaei ionft
nihts su tbun 9ebabt.
Big Mitterna9t batten Nae 8tirg=
i9aft fur ibr beutises grf9einen i'm
poli3eigeri&t seifelt.
Der 3reua3ug gegen bic nebertreter
oer Gabr'O roinansen bausrt on; beb,
balb beibt es isBt: N~ufsepabt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
6runoeisentbums llebertragunsen.

gmilp 9. JIetder an gurnbam g.
Saquetb, Got s in Glet9ers Senate
Npsnue Subj, nabe Der %. Strabe.
$500.
@barlss,g. Bates an Subn Joriter.
Got %, 8lod z in 9incoln parf on
Norb Sem Serisp StraBe, nabe be, %.
$1,000.
@eorse &eaean an M. Wooop, Elm
She'll oes iiowefli9en 8iertels Der
Sect. Is, Sfbp. Is, &anse 2, Wapne
Sibp. $3.50.
SapIor pousr on Celia Samilton,
OF "a unb Elm She'll bon 33 in 90.
goro's Roro part Moo., nabe penn,
iplbania StraBe, n6roli9 bon Der
@reet. s3001.
SOiepbine Mc@innis u. u. an Glen
Smith, 2Dt 29, Bates Subj. MuBen=
lot go, 6ifli9 Der Nobls ctr. nabe
Big Sour Giienbabn. 81, 800.
SUITE W. Sbirlep an SUITE $.
Martin. She'll Got IA, &enpooo,
SlinOis Str. amii6sn 80. unb 93.
StraBe. 5000.
Wiaiam g. SO6niOn u. a., Srut.,
an Sobn %. Woore, Got 3 uns She'll
2, 0arris Noo., Mt. Sadion. s1525.
Wilton g. Suep an Yerrp &. Suep,
She'll bo, Got 10. Moraan's Subb.,
She'll 8late's @robe, nDroli9 Der
penna. Gifenbabn-W erftdtten. 5000.
Soiepb U. &aa9 an SOiepb 6. gea,
Got ~, Wafbineton Square, u6roli6
Der Gtabt. $1,000.
Charles s. &ahmono on Caroline
M. 6oeartp, Got so, 1. Section Wef
part 4ob., 6ftli9 bonn Srren=S Ospital.
$500.
Charles g. 2eiier an Gogaro 6.
WDor, Got 10, Sings Subj, She'll
bon grpan's goo., 6ilid bon @oOo.
ruff pluee. $3.50.
Samuel 9. @oen an Stamford u.
Sbielb, 2ot Is, Saolsp's 8ranbpietu
Shin nHrhIih mn Of ctr nnhp mnz
non &ailrDab. $4,000.
gmilp 9. Gletder an Surnette 9ed,
Got 9 in Slet9er's Senate aOe. aob.,
nabe %. Str. s775.
Waller 8. @ahap, MominiffrdtOr,
an Sobn 5. @aaen, Got IA, glOd 2,
8ureoo parf 6ifli9 bon @tirtelbabn,
n6rblia BON Waibington Strabe.
$73S.66.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

gerbdltniB CUR philoiopbie. Man
lam ben @esenfaB in Die turse Gormel
suiammenfaRen: &aufalitdt ober 6ina.
litdt2 Wlit anberen Worten aus9eoriidt:
lit bic Srage bic, oh Die @ri9einun9en
Der Natur u aus u,fa9e unb Wir=
flung 81 ertldren fino, ooer Oh man be-
re9tist III, BEL ibnen auG Die speduole
Gntpidelun9 nod einem befimmte1
3isle (GinalitdD ansunebmen. prOs
fsfor &einte bertrat Die Inf9auuns,
baB bic Anpenoung beg 6inalitdts=
e~eoanfens CUR @rtldrung Der 9orsdnse
in Der Natur bur6aus bere9tiei iei;
Der frana6fi9e @elebrte trat Dem,
tibri9ens in ni9t tibli9er SOrm, ent=
gegen. gr panote elm, baB ale 8or=
gdnge unb 8erdnosrungen in Der or9a=
niiden uno annrsanii9en Welt burd
Observation-Disclosures &rdfte berbor=
gerufen uiiroen, uno bieier @eoante
1T sewib ri9tig; nur fibrt er, uenn er
alein maBeebeno bleibt, ba3u, baB bic
NaturwiReni4aft f4 gan3 uno gar
auf bic geidreibuns Der Naturbor=
sdnse beidrdnft uno auf ihre eisentlid
wiReni9aftli9e Mufgabe, ME bic Nufs
sabe Der grtldruns Der Natur, ber=
si6tet.
Sn Der Sbat 9ing prOfefOr @iaro
fOweit, su bebaupten, baB Die ebolu'
tionifii6e NaturtpiHenidaft einc Grase
na9 benz vWarum" ni9t fsnnt; fura,
es 1T in Der Sauptia9e Der S.anbpunft
bss Observation-Disclosures Waterialis=
mus, ben Der frans0fide Gorider per=
trat. unb bas SntereKante if, bab
bemssseniiber slei9fals Elm Naturfor=
f9er cine Weltanidauung b~ertrat, bic
ben alten @esanten Der 3wsdmdBigfeit
Der Haturentpidlung, ben @ebanfen
Der SeleOlo9ie, auf ifreng natnrpiRsna
i9aftli6em uno mobernen 8oben tuie=
Der auinimmt urb babur9 suglei9 cine
Bride 3wiiden Der mObernen Hatur=
wiheni4aft uno benz relisi0isn Senten
i9ldst. Senn uenn profefor &einfe
4. g.. als geweis fur feline Sbeorie auf
Die SarmDrte uno bic NnpaHungss
fdbigtsit Der &6rper binweiif, bic iid
auf bieie Irt 9lei9fam nit tiinftleri=
f4er @etaltunsstraft einem b6beren
3iele ibres 2e6ens entsese1 enttpideln,
10 1T aud Die 8orffeQuna zines b66ffen
2iinftlers, Der bieie @nttpiflung leitet,
nifsni6aftli4 ni9t tpObl ab3upeiien.
Sieie N~nsdheruns 3wii6sn Der srattsn
@aturriheni4aft unb benz ~relisi6ien
Senten bOl3iebt fib ia bsseits felt ldn=
gerer 3eit, uoftr bier III Ofwnlo's
Naturp6ilOiOpbie als geweis ansefibrt
tperoen mag; uno i4erlid 1T es i'm
SrtereIe elmer einbeitliden unb GEE
iunoen mooernen Weltanf9auuna nur
auf bas tpdrmte su beariibsn, tpenrl es
gelingt, 3uiiden sDei 10 oitalen getbd=
tigungen uno geotirfnihen beg menf6=
liden Settles, tpie es oas wifenidaft.
li4e uno religi6ie Senten fino, cine
mnblbegriinoete SarmOnie 5er3ufelsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

3 ebreren @o4en purbe
elm GARNER, Der ft9 auf Der Jabrt mad
ben StOd-Oaros 6efano, bon apei iun-
gen Burden, Die su ibm auf ben Wa.
gen geifiegen tuasen, I'm, eine fle!nt
Summit @eloes beraubt. Inter Yer=
ba9t, on bieiem &aube b.tbsiligt &C.
peien gu iein, wurben geftern Sobn
Sifep, 20, 827 Mrbor Npe. unb 2ee
Sbat9er, IL, 800 Mrbor Ipe. untel
Wntlage bes Strabenraubes berbaftet.
Beioe betbeuerten ibre nniaulo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

rWarum bdngt benin eisentlia Der
9err Prpfefipr 10 5dbe on feiner bur9
unb bir9 feu9ten @obnuns9"
.Sa, benten sic, er bat on ben
Wdnben feiner Simmer bret aeus
S6immelpil5arten entbedt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
aus SEM. ben 10. September

5hreibt uns Elm Witarbeiter:
Die fir bas srobe publitum inter-
eHantsfte gpifobe oes Snternationalen
pbilofopben=9ongrehes Der in Der per=
HoHsnsn WO9e tier abgebalten uuroe,
biloete Die 3ontroberfe auii6en prOi.
&einte aus &iel uno prOfehor 8iaro
aus paris. Den @e9enfane bieier
2~Ontreberis bilbeten ndmli4 Die leBten
6raasn Der Biolo9ie ooer 9enauer: ibr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

= Die Sauptfa3e. .gs
pirb bod faum unseben, boB mir bic
Srau Snfpeftpr in unier &offeefrGna=
9en aufnebmen. Die 5rau fOu bod
friiber einmal OienftmdbGen sepeien
fein." rIber tparum benn ni9ts
Oenfen sic nur, mas Die erSdblen
fann."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
!. Htnt q d. n.

= Ni9t gu den. nSagen
sic bod, 9err Goldberg, parum reis
ten sic benin niemals nit Sbrer @ats
tin sufammen aus9" rMeinen g,
bieier armfelige Pferbeperleiber hdtt'
spei pferb. bic no4 bemielben Srte
aingen!&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Soeal=

Die Contention Der Rational re-
publifanii9en 9ien" piro heute 0or.
mittas um 1870 i'm Seuti9en Sauie
our Oronuns 9~erufen tperoen.
Die Sele9aten ueroen bon Dem
Sauptauartier i'm Seniion Sauie UNI
10 ubr mad Dem Seuti9en Sauie
marI9iren.
Seute Nbenb tpirb Saabamts-S e=
tretdr Sbaw in Der Mahen=8 eriamm.
lung pel9e in berS omlinionSa ftatt-
finoen wiro, ipre9en. Ser Benjamin.
lung miro cine Parabe Der republita=
niiden Clubs bOraufaeben.
Moreen Mbsnb finbet abermals In
Der SOmlinion SaIe cine 8eriamm,
lung itatt. Die &eonsr ueroen 3risss=
Setretdr Saft unb Senator 8eberioge
fein.
SIR bic am nd9ffen Treita9 Mbeno
fattinoenoen formene @%r6fnung Der
bemOtratif9en Champagne in Marion
@ountp reroen aubsroroentli9e 8or=
bereitun9en getrofen. Sn Der Som=
Union Saae miro bic Wahenberiamm
lung abgebalten meroen. Sie Saupt=
reoner peroen W. 6. Sn9aas, Prdii.
bent Der Big Sour 8abn=@ eieQi9aft
unb Benjamin s. SbiOelp ron South
8enb fein. Ser 8eriammlung sebt
cine paraoe boraus, On nel9er fi1
idmmtli9e bemofratiide Clubs Der
Staot betbeiliQsn tperoen.
Die o m Der 9.
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Club &dumen, @fe Der Sbip unb
Oriental Ctr. abgebaltenen 8eriamm=
lung ME folst Orsaniirt: prdfoent,
patrid @9an; 8ice : prdibent, Sbo=
mas Dunn; Setretdr, Soiepb @ren=
nan; Silfs=S efretdr, gmil &aBman;
s9abmeiaer, Sbomas Song.
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d 6 | u B orsaniirte fid ME fOlgt:
prdibent, M. Noons; 8ice.p rdfioent.
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tug; S9aBmeiter, Sames Suliran;
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8eriammluns. grecutiu. @omite, JeeO
8uffner, 8. Nolan, Sbomas Scberip,
Bat. Garbep, Senrp Gong. SObn Garr,
Wife Ginneran, Sames Butler, Wm.
@abin, Sames &pan, Sobn Selton,
Mife glart, Sobn Suliban, Sohn
Griffin, SObn @otelO, Oscar Smith.
Ser Club bdlt feline 0eriammlungen
i'm Mc9ousal 8ebduos, ia g. Sai.
nots Strabe ab.
Die gountp-W ablbeb6roe, tpel9e i1
aug Merril Moorss, 90. %. Spencer
urb benz @ountps@lert suiammeniebt,
belt gefiern cine SiBuns ab. in nell
der gorbereitungen fir bic bebOrs
ftsbenbe Wabl 9etrpffen tuurben.
Sie 8eb6roe bat fid mie folgt orga=
nifirt: Werria Mopres, prdfioent;
2eonarb NuiG, Sefretdr.
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Wabl gebilbet porben finb, 10 tperben
fi9 bic Soften in oieiem Sabre bOber
ftelsr, aIs bisber.
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3atiOnal=8 Oribenben, Som Saggart,
tpiro beute ODER mor9en bier eintrefen.
Wus SEEM Sort uarert bier seitern
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Gbef= &ebacteur Der Sem Oorfer
Stats : 3eituns einestrOfen. Die
Serren befinoen i6 auf elmer Mgita=
tionsreiie fir Barrier. Sbr 3ped 1T,
unter ben Seutid Nmerifanern fir
benielben propaganda 3u MAIDEN.
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INN 1funnen ~nrrnnnirf nprhen In tneIz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

= Bebarrli9. Ri9ter: rMIfo
sic bleiben barauf bethlehem, bab Sire
gbe sef4ieben pirbg" @bemann: .Ssa=
tpobl 9err Hiatsr: IS mub gei4ieOsn
fein!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
NOON HOUR TALKS BEGIN.
Commercial League Campaign
Work Starts IN Broddray.

The Roosevelt and Fairbanks National Come
rnerciaI League held the first Of its series OF daily
noon hour mass meetings yesterday at it, new
and spacious quarters No. SOS Broadway. The
meeting was attended By large and snthustas,o
men.
thousand square feet Is provided with ave hun
bred chairs for those desiring TO stay through the
entire meeting and a large standing space Is 50
arranged as 10 accommodate those who able TO
STAY to hear only one or two OF the speeches In
this way il IS believed that two thousand persons
visited the meeting yesterday.
The speakers for the day were Judge ". s. Ken
worthy OF Iowa: Judge +. :. Haines. OF Kentucky:
w H Chandler and Lee Fairchfd. OF New-York
City. Elijah r. Kennedy. president Of the league.
presided
Mr. FaIrchrd's speech called forth much ap-
plause In IL he made some telling points against
Hill. Sheehan. Belmont & Co.," and referred to
Hill as carrying the St. Louis convention "a
little Joker up his sleeve George T. Corey.
ecutive chairman OF the league. said. after the
meeting yesterday, that he had noticed in the
porting Bryan. He said that the league was con-
nected In its work with the Republican NariOnaA
COMMITTEES and the State committee
Through the daily mass meetings ana the htera-
brourhOut the country IL ia believed that at least
two hundred thousand or three hundred thousand
travelling men will be reached, and 9ranch cluos
are being organized all over the United states
STba forum is draped deliberately well as taste
fully in the national cOlors. and IN the WINDOW
facing Broadway campaign pictures. together
with a portrait of the late senator NJ a Etail1 "a
which he presented to the league shortly oeIore Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

Both Legs Cut off by Train at
Great Neck.

Great Neck. Long Island. Aug. 1T.-Regnald NJ
Gignoux, twenty years old. OF Charles C.
CignOux. a wealthy summer resident az this place.
who lives IN winter No. Al East Seventy-hfth-
St, New-York. was fatally injured by a Long
Island Railroad train at the station here this
morning.
The young had been in the custom OF catch
ing the 7:53 train every morning. 10 get to his
business place in Manhattan. This morning he
reached the station just the train pulling
out He took a short cut and for the last car
He jumped for the forward end OF the car. but
missed his footing and fell the ground rolling
under the wheels. Both his legs were run over
and one of them entirely severed, while the
other held to the body only by few pieces
OF flesh. When they picked up the young man
he was bleeding profusely. and William Reardon
and Edward Townsend. conductor and engineer OF
another train which sidetracked at the citation
to allow the 1883 10 pass. secured ropes and tied
up the mans limb 20 keep him from bleeding to
death until physicians arrived and dressed his in
iuries the best they could. He was placed on
board train and taken TO the Flushing Hospital
where ne died about 5 O'Clock.
Elmer Fowler the conductor Of the train which
ran over GignouX knew nothing OF the accident
and he continued with his train Long Island
City. After the train had passed the engineer Of
the freight the young living the track
as he about TO pun out Of the station his
way To Port Washington. He jumped from his
cab window and summoned the conductor.