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The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
Campannri and the Banana Man.

Campanari. the singer, is thorough
ly democratic. says the New York
Press He tells with great amusement
Of one of the severest tests his de-
mocracy ever got.
II had just arrived in a New Eng
land town." said he, land was going
to sing at concert TO be given that
very evening. when word from a fell
low countryman was brought me at
my hotel. II was an invitation to
drive that afternoon. sent down a
pleased acceptance.
"At 4:30 o'clock my host was an
nounced, and when l went to him
found him on his banana cart. which
was nicely stacked with a load OF the
fruit. each banana looking as though
II had been scrubbed and polished.
1T was a staggerer. but l did IL.
and had a delightful time, too. To be
sure l had a tussle trying to under
stand the patois hurled at me by my
new friend, but for all that learned
a lot about bananas.
ooh, one can always learn" added
the singer, iaughlngly. "It is well not
90 ~ Tee exciusivA"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
FRENGHr ANn PARCEI.CAn

Leaves east side of City Market for Thunder.
bolt, Cattle Park, Sandhy Isle of Hone and ali
intermediate points-9:I5 a. M. l;15 o. M, 5:I5
Leaves Isle of Hope for Sandny. Cattle Park
Thunderbolt and all intermediate points-6;00
a. m, II 100 a. m, 800 D. m.
Freight car leaves Montgomery at $50 a. ~.
nlar parcel car for city.
Parcel car from the city carries freight to
Montgomery on each trip.
Regular parcel car carries trailer on each
trip for accommodation Of passengers
Any further information regarding passeR
ger schedule orfreight service can be had BY
applying 10 L. r. NASH. Manager
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

A quiet and respected citizen Of
Newman, Ca, is reported to have had
a little experience at Coney Island the
other day that cost him $3.50, and which
he didn't regard as the least bit funny.
There was some legerdemain in con-
nection with II, by means of which his
pocketbook got out of his pocket and
presumably into the possession of a
couple of stylish young ladies with
whom he had formed a chance ac-
quaintance. He complained to the po-
lice. but the officers informed him that
they could do nothing for him as he
was unable to furnish any evidence to
back up his suspicious. Next time he
visits Coney Island the gentleman from
Newman will probably not attempt to
interest strange young ladies in re-
ligious tracts
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
DRUGGISTS MUST BE CHARY.
They Sell All Kinds of Hair Prepare
tiOns. and Fear TO Discriminate.

Druggists sell all kinds of hair prep
arations. and MS a rule they are wisely
chary of giving preference to any par
ticUlar one, but many of them have
come out plainly for Newbros Herpi-
eide, the new treatment that absolute
~ kills the dandruff germ. II. Swan
nell & Son. Champaign. ILL.,. say: zone
customer of ours who did not have
hair on top of his head when he be-
gan to use Herpicide. now has a fair
start towards a good head of hair.
We believe Herpicide to be by far the
best preparation of it's kind on the
market" Hundreds of similar testi-
monials from everywhere. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
troit, Mich.
Livingston's Pharmacy. Special
Agent
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

A statistician has taken the trouble
to ascertain that 55 per cent. of all
divorced women, 80 per cent. of the
widowed and 81 per cent. of the single
women are engaged in gainful pur-
suits. while only about 6 per cent. of
the married women are similarly situat-
ed If this proves anything it is that
about "a per cent. of the husbands
are clinging to the time-honored Gus
tom of providing for the wants of
their families-a very fair percentage,
all things considered.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

The New York Sun is moved to
righteous indignation because a man
in Havana claims to have put an
egg into a cocktail. "The veneer of
civilization must be very thin upon a
people which could tolerate such a
barbarism," it sagely says. AS well,
indeed, might one break an egg into
mint julep, which solecism would
bnquestionably cause the Walls of
Col. Wattersons wrath to be opened
upon him. The egg. to be sure, has
its proper and high place in the
science of mixing. But to put one in
a cocktail-Bah! OF course it is I'M
American.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
THUNDERBOIT LINE

city Market to Casino and Thunder
bolt via Bolton street junction.
Beginning at $50 a. m. cars leave
CITY Market for Casino and Thunder
after which cars run every TX yninutas,
until 11:30 p. m.
Cars leave Bolton street junction i
minutes after leaving time at CITY
Market.
Beginning at 5:5S a. m. cars leave
Live Oak station for citv every ba1s
hour until 1888 p. M, after which
time cars leave every Is minutes until
1908 midnight '''
Car leaving Casino at 1855 will run
south on Barnard street to Fortieth
and north on Abercorn to Bolton
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

While the strike of packing house
employees has sent the price of dress
ed beef up. IT has sent the price of
cattle down. Thus the trust manages
TO make an increased profit out of the
situation at both doors of the packing
houses.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

1t might be a good idea for the South
Atlantic League management to employ
a "spellbinder" to make a speech be-
fore each game in Augusta, to assure
the fans" that the boys are doing
the best they can and that somebody
has got TO lose.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

A lively controversy is being waged
in Washington between a faithhealer
and spiritualist, as to whether pray
or or the spirits OF the departed are
most effioacious as openers of burglar
proof safes. Passing over the question
Of whether or not there is any such
thing as a burglar proof safe, it seems
that 1t would be easy to maintain
that a first-class mechanic with kit
Of good tools, or possibly a little nitro
glycerine, would do the job in about
the quickest time.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

Newport society, it is stated in some
of the dispatches, is to be reduced to
200 Thus it will become more exclu-
sive than ever before, and harder for
climbers" to break into. But this i'm
portant query arises: Does the reduced
number leave room for the dinner mon
key and the gentleman who introduced
him?
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
COLLINSVTLLETJNr

Beginning at sos a M, cars leave watars
road and Estill avenue every 20 minntes nrtiS
II: midnight HU'0" until
beginning at sos a. m. cars leave CITY
Market for Waterg road and Estill avenue ev-
cry 20 minutes until 1905 midnight
Through cars are operated between Market
ana Thunderbolt via Colliusville and Dale
avenue as follows:
Leave Market. Leave Thunderbolt
o45 A. M. BOA NJ
645 p. M. : 20 Nj
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

The Philadelphia Ledger observes:
Let us make the prices on meat, says
the trust, and we do not care who
makes the federal antitrust laws"
And the same is true of the trusts all
along down the line. But when Presi-
dent Parker takes office, the trusts
will not be so ALTERED uppsh and care
less of the laws.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

Mail trains leaving Washington these
days are well laden with campaign
literature. Tons of documents are be-
ing mailed each week, by both of the
great parties. Oddly enough, the
Democrats are sending out in their
campaign literature number of
speeches made by Republicans, on the
tariff, reciprocity and ship-subsidy
questions.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
The weather.

The indications for Georgia for to-
day are for fair weather, except
showers in north portion, with light
variable winds. Eastern Florida, fair
weather, except scattered showers in
central portion, with light variable
winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

A leading japanese newspaper ex-
presses confidence that the Japanese
will be entirely prepared for the Rus
sian Baltic feet by the time 1t can
possibly get to Far Eastern waters.
Before that time. says the Japanese
paper, Port Arthur will have been
captured and the Port Arthur and
Vladivostok fleets will have been rem
dered harmless. To carry out that
programme, the japanese will have TO
do some hard and successful fighting in
the very near future.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
WEST END LINE LincoIn Parl,

Car leaves west side of City Market for Lin.
COIN Fark 500 a. m and every 40 minutes
thereafter until HAS o. m
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market e:20s. n
and every 40 minutes thereafter until l2 o clock
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

Admiral Foote Post. G. A. r., of
New Haven, Conn.,. has made over
lures to Leonidas Polk Bivouac,
United Confederate Veterans, of Co
lumbia, Tenn, for joint encampment
and reunion. The overture has been
well received by the Tennesseeans,
and the outlook is that these represen-
tatives of the Blue and the Grey will
get together some time shortly and
have a glorious and thoroughly en-
joyable encampment. Following the
maneuvers on the Bull Run battle
field, to be participated in by soldiers
from the North and South, it would
not be surprising to hear of still
other encampments of Blue and Grey
veterans.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

II is possible that serious compli-
cations will grow out Of the seizure
Of British ships by the Russian volun-
tesr fleet, though nothing really
threatening has yet been developed.
British newspapers are beginning 10
remind the government that IL is I'm
duty bound to protect the country's
shipping and there is considerable talk
about pirates and "filibusters."
However there is no immediate dan
ger that England will burn any pow
Ter because OF the affair.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

Steel common and Democratic party
stocks seem to have shown a strong
advance since the retirement of Mr..
Schwab and Mr.. Bryan.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

BY turning Republican, the Chicago
Chronicle places itself in a patton
where It can enjoy legttimatNU It's
favorite pastime Of throwing MA ~
the South.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

The tin-type "barkers" at Atlantic
City have a new cry. "Step right in,
and be taken in real automobilei"
they are shouting to the passers-by.
And the offering is said to be proving
so seductive that the tin-type makers
are doing a land-office business. When
Miss Millinery and Mr.. Ribbon Counter
return to the city from a days outing
at the shore, they can tell their admir-
ing friends of the delightful time they
had as the guests of Mr.. Moneybags
in his automobile. and if there should
be doubters, the tin-types can be pro-
duced as indisputable evidence. The
idea ought to be capable of considera-
BILE enlargement. For instance, a fake
background might be arranged. show
ing sitters dining at one of the swell
cafes of the famous resort. or in bath
ing suits in company with any desired
set of celebrities.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
RICH NEW WORKERS IN DANGER

If Judge Dennis Daniel McKoon, of
Staten Island, was really kidnapped
on Broadway, New York. nearly OPP
posite the City Hall, last Friday, i'll
broad daylight. and his captors have
not yet been apprehended, then rich
men of New York have reason to be
on the lookout all the time for a
similar experience.
Only three or four weeks ago the
whole world was interested in the
kidnapping of Perdicaris, an Ameri-
can residing in Tangier, by bandits
from the mountain district of Moroc-
co. Two great nations sent warships
to assist in bringing about his re-
lease from captivity, but, according to
the dispatches and the accounts in
the New York papers, here is a man
of prominence and property. citizen
of Staten Island, who was kidnapped
on the most prominent street in New
York and is held for a ransom of
$1,000, and there doesn't appear to be
any excitement over the matter
OF course there must be doubt as
to whether or not Judge McKoon was
really kidnapped and is now held for
a ransom: otherwise there would be a
vast deal more interest taken in the
matter. But If he wasn't kidnapped
what is the explanation of his disap-
pearance and the letters which his
friends and sons have received from
tt1a haCCft,er 20
demanded for his ransom?
If the man was not of high stand
ing socially, morally and, in fact,
every other way. there might be a
suspicion that he had got into trouble
OF some sort. and was playing the part
Of kidnapped person in the hope OF
tiding over his difficulties. or that he
had suddenly become insane. But he
is described as being a man of proper
~, "a years old. and of unimpeachable
character.
1t seems, according to the accounts
appearing in the papers, he received
several letters before he was kid
which did he pay any attention. He
showed the letters to friends. but was
not alarmed by them. The idea that
he might be kidnapped did not seem
to enter his mind.
II this is a genuine case of kidnap-
ping we may expect other cases like
It. since the police of New York do
not seem TO have made any progress
in finding Judge McKoon or Of solv-
ing the mystery Of his disappearance.
Charles y Norris OF Denver he
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

In 1890 only trife more than 80
per cent. of the enlisted men in the
United States navy were American
citizens. Last year the percentage of
Americans in the service had risen to
9O7 per cent, and this years report
is expected to show that the percent
age has increased to about IS. Not all
of these are native-born. of course;
the percentage, however, represents
the American element, native or nat
uralized, in the enlisted strength of
the navy. Three years ago there were
only a few more than 1000 enlisted
men in the service. Now there are
some 27,5OO enlisted men, and at the
next session of Congress permission
win be asked for the enlistment of
some 5000 more. That indicates how
rapidly the navy is growing.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

Charles +. Norris of Denver be-
neves he has found the right remedy
for consumption It is walking, and
sleeping IN the open air whenever con-
ditions will permit Mr. Norris is
sixty-four years old. and has been
walking for six years. During the past
four years he has covered $4,000 miles.
When he started to take the tramp cure
he weighed less than 90 pounds: now
he weighs 1ss and says he feels per-
fectiy we'll
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
MILI-HAVEN SCHEDULE.
Effective InlY L. 1912

SATURDAY EVENING SPECIAL.
Leave Whitaker Leave Mn
and Bay SITS. Haven
M PM.
1000 10.9o
!V:4U 400
1l:ZO T0.n0
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC co.

SUMMER WEEK DAY Schedules
Effective June IL
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

ISLE OF HOPE LINE
oeLWeen Isle Of Hone and Eortiath 81
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-20

BETWEEN ISLE OF HOPE AND
THUNDERBOIT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Snbianappls, Snb Oenfas, 20 DECEMBER 1904
Su8eaoltae 6lii@tltnse.

Dor mebreren Wo6en purbe gilbert
Sdia. eine 2nabe in 9ienifsn zines
Der WaIbin9ton StraBe 8si9dfte,
bur6 einen MeHsrifi4 bsrmunoet, als
er gelegenili9 zines @ei9dftseanaes
oura bic Muep binter bem @lappool
0otel gsbeno. BURG cine Insabl Gna=
ben auf9ebalten wuroe. Sanus uno
WiIliam Smitb. 3tpei 6naben, bic in
bieie Nffaire berwidelt tparen, purben
bonn Sugenogeridte nod Der &eform=
anftalt in plainfielb geianbt, sbe man
ie ieoo9 na9 bort iberfubrte, ididte
man fie bier nad Der Jrienblp Snn
uno bort tletterten bann beibe burd
Elm Seniter i'm 8aoe3immer unb muir.
ben ni4t mebr seIeben. Sie 8eb6roen
fabnoen auf bic iu9enolideR 6ltdt-
linge, bic na9 ibrer @r9reifung Den
unterbro4enen Weg nod plainfislr
fortieBen weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Sartnadisss Tsner.

Sur9 einen i4aobaftsn G9ornfein
i'm 5auis ces preoisers Worris 9epis,
920 Norb California Str. entifanb
beute 8ormittag Elm Branb, Der fi9.
angefa4t our9 ben Winb, iofort ben
0a9barsbduisrn mittbsilts uno Der
nur our4 promptss gri4sinen Der
6euerwebr nit berbdltnibmdBig flsin.n
8erlufen sel6fat tuuroe. Sotpie nur
oas 5eusr entoeft muroe, bate es fih
au6 i6on i'm 9auie ausgsbreitet uno
Der ftarte Winb, iibertrus es nuf biz
8a9barsbdufer, n0roli9 unb ihbli9.
Dos 6aus bes prebigers uuroe p6lIia
einasdi1srt unb nur tpsniee Der Mbbel
tuuroen 9erettet, bic Nadbarbduie,
tpnrben nur binten idper bei9doiat
Der 8erluit bes &eb. 2epis uiro liG
auf etpas tiber $500 belaufem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Ibomas Sale bor @eridlt.

Seute nabm Der Sbomas 9ale f}rOs
seB i'm 3riminal9eri9ie ieinen Nnfan9.
Dale 1T oes Morbss i'm speiten 8raos
beiduloi9t. 9ale ialu9 In Der Na4t
oes Is. Mai on Der @de Der Sllinois
unb 0afbin9ton Ctr. Shomas Sei'
bert nisoer uno i'm Jale ffhrjts
bieier i9wsr nit bem 3Opfs 9saen bic
@pieeeli6eibe Der penniplbania Sidsi
Office, lih berartis berleBeno, bab ei
talo barauf ffarb. Der Staat als Nn-
fld9er, pirb gu betpsiien iu9en, bat
Dale ieinem @egner, naaoem er ibn
nieberidlug, nit benz 9opfe bur9 bas
sSenfer ftieB. Seibert uno iein 8ru.
Dee @harlss %. Seibert, nit benz Il,
gum sriten Wrls on iensm bsrbdngniB.
bolIsn 4bsnos 3uiammsntrafen, battsn
in San Smiths Wirtbf9aft on bsr
NOro SlinOis Str. 3uiammen setrun'
ten uno ob9lsid Der gruber oss 8ootsr
innerbalb meniger S9ritte Dor
oem S9auplaBe Der Sbat fi9 bsfano,
tuuBte er bod ni9ts bon Dem 0ergange,
Biz sr our6 bic poli3si babon bsnad'
ri4tigt wuroe. Die our9 ben Coroner
bernommenen 3susen parriirtsn ieb,
In ibren Nusfagen. BeIfie Stoip.
6attie Stnw uno Warp Nbman, ore
Wdo9en, Die ben 8or9ang mitan'
faben, weroen ftir bic gntlage orei
tui9ti9e 3e9sn abssben. 9als bal
bisle 6reuuoe, unter oieien aud ieinen
Nrbeitgeber. bic fi9 fiir fit feline Ser.
tbeibiguug uertuenben peroen.
Wm. %. 6arbins unb 6. g. Wiltfi
baben bic gsrtbeioigung iib.rnOmmsn.
9ale, na9oem er mebrere Monate II
Der @ountp Sail geiefen, iab siertid
ein9efaIen uno blei9 aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Stiir5enoe Mantrn 5erz
i6metteru Gin SOtel.
Sieben Seute setootet, iteben
peitere lhwer perlebt.

Winneapolis, 20. Seq. Gin
ftarter Wino fhr3te Die Wtauern oes
pdbrsno Der leBten Wo9e absebrann=
ten Bed @ebduoes elm, uno oieielben
aeri6metterten oas benad6arte @roder
SOtel, in psl9em our 3eit so 9eute
i9liefsn. 0as oemOlirte Sotel geriett
bierauf in Brano unb Elm @eneral'
alarm rief bann Die geiammte Gerer-
uebr CUR &etiung Der perungliidten
@dfe berbei. Sieben 2eute berloren
bireft ibr 9eben, pabreno peitere iieben
@dite 10 fdwer perleBt wurben, oab
man an ibrem Quftommen stpeifelt.
Sas @rOder SOtel mar elm 5ols9ebduoe
uno bic 8Onnsn Der berabithrsenoeu
Steinmahsn brhdten baiielbs ME eir
2artenbaus in fi9 3uiammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
@idtis fir Ssbrer!

Die 81. Sabres 0eriammluna Der
Snbiana Staatslebrer Yereinioung
ipirb bonn 90. bis 80. b. Wts. in benz
geriammlunsslOtal bes @lappool 90
tel abgebalten peroen unb geIangen
oann febr widtige S4ulangelegens
beiten our Sprade. Yor einem Sabre
bereits muroe isitens bieisr Ysrsinigung
elm @rmite eingeiebt, weldes iiber bic
Saldrfra9e 8eridt eritatten iollte.
gfln bat Der prdioent berislbsn, 9err
J. %. Carr bon Der Nnoerfon Sdule
auf bic Notbmenoistsit binssipisien,
+oab minoeitens 5000 2ebrer bon Sns
oiana in bic gewegung sueds @rlan-
9ling bDberer Saldre eintreten miibten.
@r min bann bic 2ebrer=Saldre NIT
oenen Der 6anolanger ber9leiden,
ehenio bic Der Staotiuperintenoenten
mil benen Der poifmeiiter. Mud ipll
oann 3uiiden Staot- unb 9anolebrern
eine parallele se3osen ueroen. bic get.
gen tuirb, mie es NIT griparniRsn unb
nit Der 3ufunft ausfiebt. Supsrintsn-
bent 3. u. Cotton, 6rl. u. Baplor
bon Wabaib unb Or. &ob. 8. Nlep
bon Der Snoiana llntperfitdt iiberneb=
men bic 9eituna tiber bic Sebattsn.
MnBerbem ipreGen nod mebrere pro-
minente 9ebrer unb 9sbrsrinnen tber
bOdinterefante Sbemen. Nud @insel=
0sriammlungen finoen itatt unb suar
i'm Supreme Court (Staatsbaus) uno
Nitteli9uls 3immer IL. Die MuRi
udbrsnb Der pauien liefert bas Sheri-
ban Sodfdul Quartet uno bas vMa=
nual 8rainins Sisb S9ool" Ordeit.r
bon SnbianapOlis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Staotrata.
Oas Deihbilo Ger Staot aus,
9eoehnt.

ssu Der sefirisen regelmdBi9en Stabt-
ratbfbuna murosn folaenoe Oroinan'
sen angsnommsn uno swar obne melt.
ldufige Sebatten.
Dem Ginanaoepartement tpurben
$19, 870.50 berpiligt, I'm bic Bomb.
i9ulb BON 1899 betreifeno Is Bombs
bon is $1,000 uno ben aufgelaufener
3inien i'm 8etrage bon $3.50. so iowit
$50 iWe4ielsebfbren bic am L. So.
nuar t. s. in Neu Sort fdlig werbsn,
aufaunebmen.
Die 3ueite Saoinan3 beifimmt, bab
bic OF uno Shbgren3e bon Snbiana.
polis iDpeit ausgebebnt tperben fol-,
oaB he bas naAffsbenoe unb an biz
Staot angrsnsenoe @ebiet beribrt.
geainneno oa, mo- bic Offsrsnae an-
fdnet unb bieielbe bic Siibieite bon
gnsliib Ibs. uno 8epifons Nbe. idnei=
bet. bann Der Stioieite bon gn9liit
aue. entlang biz 3ur @ren3s Der Staot,
mo- Die Temperance Npe. erreitt pirb,
oann Der 2inie 0itli@, n6rolid. noro.
tueiflid folaenb, ioq bas @ebiet siner
9beil Der Stabt biloen unb Der Sc
ridtsbarteit berielben unterftben.
Sn Sa6en Der Sbeater=Orbinan;
tpurbe eefern Mbenb ni9ts setban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Hsb0roe fir Offeatlide Arbeitsm.

Die enbsiiltigen vNiisRementrolls
iino bsffdtigt: far 2iesfabritraben,
Badfein, IinnItsin, @ement Seiten'
pege unb prellitein in Der 25.
Str. bon Nortbweitern Mue. big Sc
nate Nue: - Jiir Sur4legun9 uni
8srldngerung Der Ioler Str. bon be,
Senate Ipe. 200 6uB weitli9.
Gontracte muroen singegan9en mi
M. s. Sbea FIR eine Weihe iiber Bar
Buren Ctr. bon Der Snbianapoli.
Bnbneeieaf6aft.
gait Der capitol @itp Brewing 60.
fir cine Wei9e iiber Safota Str. bor
Der 8errs Saute uno Snoiana &ail.
tpap 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
8atbenoer Waeeoomier
8erbrsitet S9reden unter ieinen 2anbss
Ieutsn.

Inter ben bsibbltiti9en S66nen oes
tlaffi9sn Waeeboniens, bic unfere
Stabt als Wobnort ertOren baben.
berritt erObs geitiir3ung, wie Sdmes
Sarnaras esftern Mbeno Dem pOli3eis
iergeanten @orrisan mittbsilte, als er
um S9ub Bot. Seiner etuas bers
wirrten grsdbluns sufOl9e ioa Ger 625
Wef Wartet StraBe mobnbafte Wa.
ceoOnier Sbeobore Sames georo5t ba.
ben, wenigffens 3uei ieiner 9anosleute,
ebe Der Morgen graut, talt au MAIDEN
unb fia oann eifrtg bef4dftiste ieinen
rieiigen &euoIber friib gu 6len.
Mus ben Ingaben SaOnaras faeint
berpor,ugeben, oaB unter ietnen 2ano-
leuten elm Der @ammora dbnli9sr
Buao beifebt, befen Saupt Der Wtace=
ocnier nit benz ameritanii9en Namen
Samss iein fOa. Der Sergeant, Der
ben unsrtrdsliden 3wiebelseru4. Den
Saonoras ausitr6mte ni4t bertraaer
tOnnts fertigte ben ansebsr tur5 ab
unb eebOt ibm Sames mttButbsilen,
baB penn er fid nidt frieolid be.
nsbms sr 8stannti9aft nit Der Sn.
oianapOliier poli3eiseae MAIDEN tpiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-20
Ser gsad5sG,mb far snSpeifa frifa.

1te6er bic neiieften gla6ienbungen
BON GrfaBmannfbaften fir Die IN
OeutI@ sSiibpeitafrita fGmpfenben
Sruppen melbet Die .Norbbeutf9e
glaemeine 3eitun9": 1. Ser Sranss
port q perlieb 0amburg am IL. No<
bember auf ZEN Oumpfern @buarb unb
Grih @oermann; Nusf6iffung IN
2iiberibbu9t: 4. Battalion 5elbregt>
ments go. 2, Stab bes Gtappenfontz
manbps Siib. 2. Sranspprt 8, perz
Iieb 6amburg ben %. Ropenber auf
Sampfer profefor Woermann: %
Sffisiers unb SnnitGtsoffisiere. $50
Mann olIer Waffengattuneen als @r>
oGnaung fur entftanbenen 4usfall;
Musf3iffun9spunft Stpafopmunb. 8.
Sransport o berlGbt 6anburg BEN 6.
December auf Sampfer palatid Der
Samburq>9lmerifd>2inie: a. II Diff
aiere, GanitGtsoffiaiere unb 8eante,
800 Mona aller Waffengattungen unb
300 gferbe ols greGnauna fir Mus<
fau; Iusfdiffung in Stpufopmunb;
5. eine berittene gtappenfompaenie
sum S9use Der ftibliGen gtnppens
ftrobe 2iiberibbu9tz Subub=& =&eetmons-
boop; MusI6iffung in 2iibeyiBbu9t.
4. Sransport 8 perlGbt 6ambure ben
II. DECEMBER auf ben Sampfern
QpuiSiana unb gleonore gboermann:
cine apeite JelbtelegrapbenzNbtt
Iuna su brei Gtdtionen: 9lusfGifz
fungsprt 2iiberibbu6t. Die @efammts
ftGrfe alIer bier Srdnsporte betrGgt:
76 Offiaiere unb SanitGtsOffisiere,
25 W1ilitGrbedmte, 2290 Manni9aftsn
unb 2214 pferbe.