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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
THE NEWS INDEXED

PAGE
Japs Advance on Mukden
Republicans Expect to Lose Indiana
Judge Parker's Day in New York
Minnesota Lands Opened to Settlement
Collins Men Refuse to Be Delivered
PAGE II
Telephone Pole Case to Be Heard To-
day
Completion of Gable to Alaskan Cities
Citizen Threatens to Tie Up Relief
Fund
PAGE III
Women to Vote on Free Text Book
Question
County Auditor Questions Authority
Mgr. Gasquet's Lecture at Cathedral
Sunday School Institute Closes
PAGE ~
Editorial Comment
News of the Railroads
PAGEV
In the Sporting World
PAGE vi
Minneapolis Matters
News of the Northwest
PAGE vii
OF Interest to Women
Trade Review
PAGE VIII
Popular Wants
PAGE TX
Financial and Commercial
PAGE x
Politics
johnson Defends Timber Reports
Mandamus Writ Against Secretary of
State
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
GIRL GETS MILLIONS
Miss Grigqs No Longer Need
Say "Number"

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept, SO.-Miss
Kittie Griggs, nineteen years old,
daughter of Oliver Griggs, a painter,
received a letter today from Cape
Nome. Alaska, informing her that she
was heiress to an estate valued at $3,-
100000, left by Mrs. Wilson Moore, her
cousin. The estate, the letter said, con-
sisted principally of interests in min
ing property and some money. Miss
Griggs is a telephone operator. The
cousin whose fortune she inherits died
at Cape Nome several weeks ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
ENDS DISASTROUSLY
Robber Kills One Man, Wounds Two
Others and Commits Suicide

sILvERToN, Col, Sept. 3O.-In an
unsuccessful attempt to hold up the in
mates Of ]. H. Slattery's gambling
house today man who has not been
identified killed John Lotus, wounded
two other men and then committed sui
eide by shooting himself in the mouth.
The men who were shot were employees
of the gambling house and attempted
to overpower the bandit when he en-
tered the place and ordered the in
mates to throw up their hands.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
FEATURES EXCLUSIVE TO GLOBE READERS INCLUDES

John Bulls Rough House Cam
paian-A comparison of the po-
litical methods pursued in Eng
land with those of the United
States. Illustrated.
The Gates of chanee-By Van
Tassel Sutphen. The cleverest
American story of mystery and
adventure yet written. Raff1es and
Sherlock Holmes are quite out
classed by the creation of Mr..
Sutphen. The first adventure is
told in tomorrow's Globe.
Detraining the Troops-How Uncle
Sam handled his boys at the re-
cent maneuvers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
THE WEA Their

St Paul and Vicinity-FaIr.
Minnesota-Far and warmer today;
fair tomorrow; south winds.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-01
Mrs. Christine Terhune Herrick's
Page for Young Girls

An absolutely new departure, aimed
to help and instruct that MEM
Der of the family hitherto neg
lected by the newspaper = the
young girl.
The Adventures of Reuben-By Ed
ward W. Townsend. How he set
up valet. but failed to foil the
grafters.
The Roping at Pasco's-A brilliant
story of the roundup. BY Guy
Stannard Baker.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-01

Calvin Bushnell and wife of Au
relia, Iowa, are visiting Chas. Falls
, chow.
G. Fl. Saulpaugh arrived from
Manakto, Thursday for a visit will
relatives.
Mrs. j. P. Biltgen spent Xmas
with John Sahlstrom and wife O.
Bigelow.
Charley Jones, of Mitchell, 8. D.,
is visiting Stanley Swanberg during
vacation.
Mrs. Rudolph Dieckhoff returned
home Friday morning from New
Richland. -
Miss Mary and Lura Moberly are
home for the holidays from thier
school work.
Edward Lawton was 8 Sibley,
Iowa, visitor part of Christmas at the
Wilburn home.
Mr.. Thos. Prideaux and wife came
from Rushmore Thursday to spend
Xmas with relatives.
E. E. ventioner is repairing the
old pest Office room in the B.nk Of
Worthiugton building.
Julius:Palm:has commenced work.
repairing the wilson building on 18th
avenue recently damaged by fire.
A. W. Fagerstrom left Thursday
evening for few days visit with
relatives and friends at Gowrie, la.
Roy Ryan was the lucky winner
of thirty five dollar driving har-
ness ratified by Richard Schultz
evening
Miss Baxter and Miss Peterson
ire doing plain sewing and dress
at the home of Miss Baxter
opposite the old N. E. church. They
respectfully solicit the patronage of
he public. So $50 1873,
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RECTOR OF ST: LUKES. !

= RECTOR OF ST: LUKEs, -
Ashburnham, o .tario, Testifies tt
the Good Qualities Of Chan ber- Z
lain's Cough Remedy. i:
Ashburnham, Ont, April 1s, 1908.
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effect Chamberlain g Cough Remedy
has produced. The day before Eas-
ter I was so distressed with cold
and cough that did not think to be
able to take any duties the next day
as my voice was almost choked by
the cough. The same day received
an order from you for a. bottle of
your Cough Remedy. at once pro-
cured q sample bottle, and took a.
bout three doses Of the medicine. TO
my great relief the cough and cold
had completely disappeared and /.
was able to preach three times on
Easter Day. / know that this rapid
and effective cure was due to- your
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thankful to have found such u God
sent remedy. Resp fully yours,
i ss.: F. 4. Langfe1dt, N. a.,
Rector Of st. Luke's Church
This remedy is for sale BY n. M.
Hickman j. I. Il z.:
REPt ,RT FRO THE REFORM.
SlsHO OF.
y III Gluck Sup rintendent,
or,unty lawn After
rrying al thesad WI issdts cough naied.
cines We Sc to use.sF
vs. Honey and TaF e4eluzay aly in]
hes West yirgi nia inn sdhae
az 4 the most edectises ia d 1bs sui Il
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Nh El !a 4 N M l.l M k4 n lMg
town, ayg - Y sa
N rsgJ g; III III 4 u s'ris ooysrings
from q 1890 iok spsiL N
Mr. 81. N. Douglas = visiting roll
atives atshsator, Illinois.
u Dr.. Could and wife returned Sat
,urday from ayisit g Fairmont.
Matt Bryan and wife went 10 ELS
worth Saturday Tor visit with his;
brother. s.3 n !, sst: M I
The swedish Lutheran, Church
will hold their Christmas exercises
tonight. 5s.3,
/. E. L. Nance went to Mankato Mon
day morning to have an operation
|performed on his eye. x, ~ T.. =
Dayton staubus is home from
Minneapolis where he is employed
in the. West Hotel. T. r.: <.
I George Mackay employed in q
drug store at Sherburae is visiting
relatives here, arriving Saturday.
H. B. Howell OF Manson, Ia. is
spending his holiday vacation with
his sister, Mrs. John s. Tolverson.
DR.. Conway and family are now
in Pasadena, California, and state
the weather there is like is here in
!. September.
! Frank Saxon has received a mes.
sage from the we'll man, M. E. l.ayne,
requesting Saxon to come there to
set up and start machine shop.
! Capt. Moses of the Salvation Army
is in town for a few weeks. Her
many friends will be glad to have
| her with them and assist in the
work.
| Albert Fauskee and wife Of Al
berta Canada, are visiting with rel
atives and friends. Mr.. Fauskee OK.
poets to locate in Minneapolis for the
winter. .-... ..-..
W.: B. Hubbard who went from
here to Pecatonica and purchase a
farm some time ago, has sold htE
farm. A. good many of bis friends
look for him to return here again.
A. N. Cheney has traded bis store
in Reading to W. Fl. Eikenberry OF
Elk township. Mr.. Eikenb berry is
we'll known and highly esteemed,
therefore will enjoy "a liberal pat.
ronage.. s,&< -
The mocking bird fire whistle al
10 light station is being repaired.
AS soon as it is complete tes|
will be made. Notice will be given
through theae columns to warn thu
aiti4aps when to be.on the lookout
Efnil johnson while digging W
some stone uncovered a nest u
gophers. all cu1fii ce;a! up and in com
atose condition. One was wrapped
Eup and brought in the house and
Still remains in the same condition
corroberating the .supposition the:t.
this animal exists through the win
ter IN this Condition.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-01
THE WAlleER HOSPITAL IT.
1, ..ss. . 81. Ave. and isth 81.
worthinston. Minnesota n i

DR.. Riley Of Lakefield spent Sun
day here with old friends. ~
Mrs. Mishler returned to her homo
at Doom, Iowa, Tuesday afternoon. Z
Miss Busbv OF Round Lake, is q:
guest at tho home Of W. "a. Mosher.
]. M. Arlington is absent from
the city this week on q trip to Lake
Benton. :, Y *z@ +. :.
SO. Palmer and wife returned to
their home at Lake Park Wednesday
afternoon. -. ~ r, 4 :,
q. W. Lear and daughter, Miss
Grace, Of Sioux Falls, are visiting
friends here. D.. Ar, =
DR.. Walker returned home Wed.
nesday leaving his mother in much
better health. .s:.~ TIP r., ~. :.
Mrs. Thompson after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. e. E. Dayton re-
turned to her home Thursday morn
ing. So.
! Clark Pannellt returned home
from Canada: Wednesday night.
Chas. will not come for couple Of
weeks yet. ~<.,s -
The girl at Mrs. Halves that had
smallpox has been released for some
time. The little baby has also pas
sea through a seige OF It. The fam
lily expect to be released from quar-
autine the first Of next: week. ~
The &c. T. U. will hold a moth
er's meeting at the residence Of Rev
Wilson Aull, New Years Day from
8 to 4 p. m. and reception for lad
les and gentlemen, young and old
from 4 to 3. Every body is most
cordially invited. = =. : s'<'
J. Van valkenberg has moved his
restaurant one door east, in the
Ramage building on second avenue.
He has put in partitions, thus hay
ing an office, dining room and lunch
counter and will serve the first mdta
Friday noon. Re now has a more
oommQdious place to accommodate
his increasing business. ~ J.
AZURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. -
II had Dyspepsiain its worst form
and felt miserable most Of tho time.
Did not enjoy eating until after ;;
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which
completely cured me.-Nrs. W. w.
saylor, billiard, Pa. " No appetite, loss
Of strength, nervousness, head
ache, constipation, bad breath, sour
risings, indigestion, dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles are quickly
cured by. the Kodols Kodol repre-
SCENTS the natural juices Of digestion
combined with the greatest known
tonic and reconstruc..ve properties I'll
It cleanses, purifjes, and sweetens
the stomach. Sold by F. NJ Hick-
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*3 j. Fl. James and wife enjoye
Christmas at Adrian.
Miss Beard arrived home Thursda
4 TO spend her vacation.
Mrs. Mishler of Doom, Iowa, is visit
F. ing relatives here this week.
Miss Norris, nurse at the hospital
/ left for Minneapolis, Thursday.
DR.. Gholz went to, Dodge Cen
!: ter, Thursday to spend the holidays
F. M. Getting of Bigelow, wa
transacting business here Thursday
" David Rethschild of Reading, wa!
calling Oh friends IN town Thursday
E. Erickson of Wilmont, was g
Worthjngton caller between trains
Thursday east bound on business.
Myers and Co. have in their drug
store very fine large painting Of
a lake scene of Vest Okabena. The
picture was taken by n. J. Blume.
s Mrs. j. H. Golf and her sister of
Blayton, came here Thursday for a
visit with relatives. Miss Mable is
employed in the Gazette Office.
Dow Mitchell and Ralph Beckley
will opens meat market in the old
post Office room of the Bank of
Worthington building,as soon as the
room can be placed in condition for
them. - -, - VS.. =.
Monday, F.. Lewis of Owatonna,
was here changing boy that was
brought here from the Orphan g
Home some time ago, from one home
ITO another, and while on their way
they stopped in CLANCY and Mack
avs store. While there Mr.. Lewis
left the room for, a minute and
when he returned the boy was mis-
sing AT this time we are unable to
learn Il the boy has been located !or1
rot I. = =: 2-z RENO
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-01
Sick :
S!IAn0d

Feed pale girls on Scott!
Emulsion. " -. ..-.,
We do-not need to give all
the reasons why SCOTS
Emulsion restores the strength
and flesh and color of good
health to those who suffer
from sick blood. ,....7
The fact that It is the best
preparation of Cod Liver: Oil,
rich in nutrition, full Of healthy
stimulation is a suggestion as
to why it does what it does.
SCOTS Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste. z..z
Young women N their
teens !" are permanently cured
Of the peculiar disease Of the
blood which shows itself in
paleness, weakness ndnervous-
ness, BY regular treatment
with SCOTS Emulsion. s...s: Il
i isa true blood food and
S. naturally adapted to the cure
# the blood sickness from
which so many young women
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-01
]. K. DARBY.

Is onoe more before the public IS
an auctioneer. Will cry all kinds Of
9. sales ! 81 aud guarantee. viii have
notes d cashed as cheap if not cheaper
than anyone else. See him before
securing your auctioneer for terms
and dates. ~. ...
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! Iolial ,fd :
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sas A11CHE1UYS. s.3 sss'
Il. =. LAAHERs. q Ri Y. All.
u Attorney 1t Inv.
Real Estate and Losns 4.
HERON LAKE. MINI. 5.l.
PHYSICIANS.

A. q. CLARK
Physicians and Surgeois
Office over Citizens National Bank.
Residence on 10th street between 9th
and 7.h avenues. 4.
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= Z. =
suffer- t. 4. 1. 4. h. !
We will Be glad Is send
+. : sample to te any sufferer z
Be sure that this picture d
the form 81, a label IS on thu
wrapper Of every, bottle sof
Emulsion you buy. @
scoTT 4 BOVINE.
Chemists. u.
s1oo Pearl St, New York
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
8ereintsuus Der Waoden=Sn=
anftrtei9mle.

Die 8ereinigung Der Mdb6en= Sn=
buftriei9sle bat in ibrer in Der Sabera
nacle=Rir9e abgebaltenen Sabressger=
fammluug foleenbe neuen Beamten
ertpdblt:
Brdioent, Grau Granf 8lan9arb;
1. 8ics-prdfibent, Grau 9Omer S.
Sones; 2. 0ice=Brdfibent, Grau Sam.
&er6ebal; S9aBmeiiter, Sran g. s..
Wefting; Gecretdr, Srau Glorence
0ubbarb. @reeutib=8eb6roe: Jrauen
y. q. 6aptins, Us. 8. Barnbil, 8.
$. Coffin, %. 6. 9aa unb Sobu
@opner, Grau &eDeal, Gran Glib,
Grau Seibert, SRI. Warp greunig
unb SRI. Marp George.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
@eiunob beits=8ebOroe iast, bte
SniaiIen Ses 0oipttals meroen
gut 6efOttgt.

Die 8eiunbbeits=8eb6rbe bat oie
BeTdperben Der Snfaiien unb Inge=
ftellten bes Gtabt=9pfpitales granoli9
unterIu9t unb 1T suloem @nti9luHe
aelanat, baB Die in biefem Sabre bort
oelieferte BefDfisuns tiber benz Dur9-
fdnittsmaBe ftebt unb bob folgli9
fein @runo gu gei6weroen porbanben
1T. superintendent bes Soipitals,
paul Martin iast,' bab gei6psroen
bieier Mrt in 6ffentli6en anifalten
6fter porfDmmen, baB aber bic Iusga-
ben beutlidb seisen, baB tn oieiem
Sabre before Bet6figung geliefsrt
uuroe mie In friiberen Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Jenerwehrlente sur 8ernbisuns
angitltber Gemiitber.

@elegentli9 Der BON Der @bortribge
So6i6ule beute Nbenb in Der Somlin-
ion 9alle gu beranitaltenoen Geitli9=
felt perben Sseuertpebrleute auf ber=
i6tebenen PldBen in Der Salle ita=
tionirt fein.
8iele 8efu9er Der Salle finb bur6
Die tiir3li9 apii9en Dem @taats=Ga=
britt =SnFpector uno ben Stabtbeb6r=
ben geftbrten 8erbanblunsen be5ii9lid
Der bom Snipector angeoroneten 8er=
beferun9en ST. Der Inii@t gelan9t, baB
Die Somlinfon 0alle Elm duBerf feuer-
gefdbrli6es @ebdube let, udhrenb bod
in Wirtlibteit nod Musfage bes Bau=
inipeftors unierer Stabt nur tpenige
@ebdube Der 9taot 10 seft6ert gegen
6euersgefabr fiuo, tpie gerabe Die
Somlinfon 9alle.
9ie Nnueienbeit Der Geuermebrleute
uirb obne 3peifel biel sur Berubi=
suug etuaiger dnsitli6er @.miitber
beitra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Sabreans
Wtabor 9oltmaan's @emibnn=
gen bon Grfolg getroat.

Sr. @eoree s. Moore BON Der
Nderbau-8ebDroe in Waibineton bat
sueeia9t, Der @eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe In
Snbianapolis Bel Der s5efdmpfung oes
Sppbusfiebers beb;lfli6 stt iein. Cine
an 0tapof Solbmann 9eri9tete De-
pei6e melbet setne Nntunft fiir Sams=
tag Witta3 unb er tuirb big na4 Won=
tag bier bertpeilen I'm nit bieifgen
Nersten unb Der @eIunbbeitsbeb6rbe 5ll
conferiren uno Nnal9ien Dor3unebmen.
Ser 8eiu6 oes berborragenben
Speaialiifen 1T ben Semiibun9en oes
Wapors su5ui9reiben unb Die on ben
Wappr geianbte 9epef6e mar cine
Nntuort auf elm 3efegramm tuel9es
Wtapor SolBmann an Dr. Woore
9eIanbt bate. 9r. 0tpDre 1T Der
Orisinator elmer neusn Metbobe, na6
tuel6er bic Grantbeitsteime, ielbft in
9roBen Bebdltern, in berbdltniBmdBig
furser 3eit set6otet tperben f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Gtnent rafitnirten 8etriiser
pr0mpt 0as 6an6werf
gelegt.

Die 9etectibs 0alep unb @plan
berbafteten geitern Na6mittag ben 35=
idbrieen SacOb sibbep, einen anaeb=
li6en Oefterrei9er, unb fperrten ibn
unter Der Nntla9e bes grlangens BON
@elO unter falfben @oripdnben Elm.
@ibbsb mar in lebter Wo9e-an=
gebltd BON San Grancisco-na9 bier
getommen unb bate in 240 81. Suis
mis- @tr. elm 3immer be3oeen.
Nm leBten 5onntag bate er in tneb=
reren 3ettungen Nn3ei9en erIaien,
tpel6en sufOlge er iun9e 2eute gum Nr=
beiten in ieiner 8olbmine in Nome,
Nlasfa fu6te. Sic follten 81 psr Sag
nno Elm ie9stel 9lntbeil bon benz ee=
funbenen 8olbe erbalten. Sir Die
&eife hatten iie iebDd 800 in 8aar su
be5ablen. Gin genifier Gmil gaun=
qart melbete fi6; berielbe mar tptuens
$50 in 8aar su sablen unb $50 auf
Der ganf 5u @uniten bes Sibbep su
beponirett. 9apon tppllte Der 2eBte1e
iebo6 nt9ts pihen, er berlanete Die
800. St be3ablte iie aud, bann aber
tpurbe er bon WtiBtrauen erfaBt unb er
meloete ben Borfall Der poliaei. 9ie
genannten 9etectibs iiberrafGten ben
Mann, als berielbe ft9 anf6idte, abau-
reiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Tim $40 beidpiaoelt.

Saeob 94aefer, in NorwOob wobn-
baft. tlagt ben Setettiben, oaB er
bel1te MOrgen BON auei ibm unbefanns
ten Wtdnnern um $40 bef9minbelt
tpurbe. Siefelben batten fi9 als
Ngenten Der 0amilton 8retptng 60.
ausge9eben rnb batten S9aefer als
8ertdufer angeifeut.
I'm tbn nnn nit ber 3unbi6aft be-
fannt 81 MAIDEN, batten iie fit bon
ibm, ba Die Office nod ni9t se6ffnet
lei, $40 gelieben, Del6e fie angebli6
bel Der @elegenbeit ieiner @infiibrung
BEL ben Sunoen gum trattiren benuBen
MOLTEN. gaa6bem fte 60c in @emein-
i6aft bertlopft batten, beri9wanoen
Die betben unbefannten uno purben
feither ni9t menr 9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
&eSanerlt9er 3uitanS eiaes
OreiieS.

Wm. 8. @Dnnor, Elm alter, "a
idbriger @reis, mel9er erif bor brei
Wo6en aus benz Srren-Niple entlaiien
muroe, muBte 9eitern BON ben &abler-
peliaiiten 9amuels unb Morgan tpie=
Der berbaFtet tperben. gr bate bor
benz Sauie 224 Dsilep glbe. 9lufitel=
lung 9enommen unb berlan9te BON Der
bort uobnenben 6ra1 Gunntng Die
Serausgabe BON SIS, UNI tpel6e bie=
ielbe ibn an9ebli9 beraubt babe. Srau
Stunning, fopie nod atuei anoere
Grau, tpelbe sugegen iuaren. berfu9ten
ben Glten Mann burb 3ureDen gu
iiber5eu9en, bab er i'm Srrtbum lei,
ba aber troB allen 3ebens unb 8ittens
O'@onnor ni9t 5u iiberaeu9en mar
unb aud nt9t bonn plage mid, ions
bern unter Glu9en ufm. gelobte biz
gum @eltenoe brit ausbarren su tuol=
len, blieb nt9ts tpeiter iibrig als i'm
Der poIi3et 3t1 iibergeben. Inter Der
Mnflaee Der 3runt>nbeit unb Der 8e=
lditisung BON Pafanten auf 6ffent.
li9er StraBe murbe er Derbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Eerionol= =gtott3eu.

5err eor9e Sabrip n
II ND 8 attn feierten geitern
4benb i'm &reiie ibrer 6amilie bas As.
Sabresfeit ibrer germdblung. 5err
Gabrion unb feline treue @bebdlfte
baben Die f66nite Nusfi9t, in S Sab
rem ihr gDlbenes Subildum gu feiern,
ba beibe Ii6 better @eiunbbeit erfreuen.
Sbre bielen Greunbe, tpel4e fi9 bas
paar in ben lan9en Sabren ietnes
Sierfeins ertporben bat, gratuliren
bemielben auf's ber5li6ite; benen i6lieBt
fi9 un9 Der telegraph, oe1en lan9=
idbri9e 2efer beioe iiub, an.
Serr SenrD s. 8Dllratb bon
125 %. Morris Str. empfing eeftern
anldBlih ieines IS. @eburtstases sabl=
rei8e @ratulationen. Gie i96nfte
Jreuoe bereiteten ibm am Nbenb bod
oie @ameraben bonn Wilitdr= 0ersin,
beRen dlteites Mitslieb bas @eburts.
tagstinb 1T. 9ie f6neibieen 2anb=
uebrleute eri6ienen unter gorantritt
eines Sromn.lers unb pfeifen=@orps;
I'M ibm perf6nli6 ibre @ltidtpiini9e
barsubringen; ferner erfreuten lie ibn
nod nit einem bequemen 2ebnifubl.
Sie @ameraben murben In nobler Meiie
betpirtbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Yolt;eiltdes Maerlei.

Sn De m beute Woraert bon ben
Setectibs @erber tno Srimpe berbnfte.
ten Charles Mprgan non 312 gB. Stem
Dorf Str, glauben bic Getettibs ben
Wann gefaBt 3u baben, welGer aug
bem 0allfe Der Ssrau 8ear 314 W.
Nem Dorf Str. in Der MDntag Na6t
einen Repoiber, suei ubren uno $8
Fabl. Morsan bebauptet uni6ulbig
su fein.
8rutus One n, Elm farbieer
S6antfellrer BON g}o. 623 Musttn=
gum Ctr, tpel6er lebte Na6t auf ben
ebenfals Garot9en Mcgorbaa febDB,
tpuroe beute Mtttas BON ben polistiteu
&urb unb Garter perbaftet.
q a b lerp o olistiten Samuels
unb Morgan berbafteten beute Na9=
mittas ben 1913 @ho SH Str. tpobn=
baften 19=jdbrigen @bmarb Sonep un.
ter Der Mntlage bes &leinoiebfabls.
2mei cue @inhrii9e, bon be-
men nod Biz iebt tDeitere @inselnbeiten
feblen, murben als in leBter Na6t aus=
sefiibrt qemeloet. Serr 8eabernn BON
2013 q. Stem Seriep Str. melbete ben
8erlult elmer ubr uno anoere 5a6en
uno Grau Inberfon bon 2029 Central
Mbe. beri9tete ebenfals ben BeIu9 BON
Sieben. Die 9etecttbs itnb nit Der
nnterfu6un9 bieier Sdile beauftragt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Sif=Miien.
q Rufffif@es g @iffbe r.
lore n.

ct. Peters sburg, 8. Suni.
Nlegieff melbet, baB am 26. Mai aebn
SorpeooboOte gegen Die Sapaner aus
geIanbt tuurben, oaB bel Der Riiffabrt
in ben 9afen, zines berielben iebo6 auf
bic Selien fieB unb iant. 9ie Mann=
i9aft tuurbe geborgen.
Sapanii9es &anonen=
bot BE d d Ct.
Spfio, 8. Suni. Bier iapani=
fde 9anonenboote, tpel9e nit Der
llnteriu9ung oes 9afeneinganges in
port Nrtbur betraut tparen, batten
etne fbnere Ranonabe BON ben
Geifungsbatterien ausaubalten. @ines
berfelben uurbe setrofsn unb bei9d=
bigt. Gin Matroie tuurbe 9et6btet,
stpei tpuroen Dertpunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
9ie leste Sffentltt6e Teitltdfeit
oer 8rteftraser=S Sereinismms.

Sie am nd6fen 9ienitas in Der
Somlinion 6alle 81 berantaltenbe
Seftli9teit Ger 8rieftrdger 0ereini=
gung bon Snbianapolis miro Die leBte
8erantaltuns bieier Nrt Iein, tpel9e
bon ben 9oitbeamten gegeben tpiro.
Gin 8efebl bonn pofsfiice=Departe<
ment in Waibin9ton berbietet fiir bic
3utunft ale Geftli9teiten ober 8erana
Haltungen bur9 pof=Nnseitellte, Bel
tpel9en auf Die 8unit bes Publitums
Nnipru1 gema9t pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
8efatttttnta6mttg /!

Wtetneh Urenaoett ttno 8e=
fantttett> iotute oeat Vubtt=
fattt tut MM8emetnet, tpittt=
i@e td) bternttt amsusetgen
oaB td) tttettt @rocerp= tttto
VtetSd)= 0ei66ft AT Der G6e
oer 9elatuare ttmo WtaiTa=
6aiettS Nne. attt 8. Wat at
Gerrtt Gertttan Ntttte ner=
fault babe nno oab td) TT
fetner 9Netie tnebr an oent=
ielben betbetItgt btu, ttmo
oai Ntemano bere6ttgt TIT
tttetnett 9tatttett TIT Werbtm=
outt8 nit oeut betreTemoet
0ei@dft sm gebram6ett.
0letdsetttg erIastbe tA ttttr
ans,tsetgen oaf t6 TT 3u=
ttmft ttetne ga,tse Sett ,ttet=
stent Gitoiette8ei6aft tpto=
attem tueroe. 1tnier 0tocerDs
tttto GIeti6geiGdf4 TT oas
Gr6Bte tt Der gtaot atto
QSaarett tperoet tta6 jeoettt
GtaottbetI fret ttmo pitmfts
It'd abgeItefert.
M6tumgSbD4,
Nobett 3eIler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Mnf Der &etie mad Dem @eiteu
bier geftranoet.

9enrp SOpe unb Sobn Rennp, stpei
a9t5ebnidbri9e Siinslinge aus Stem
gorf, muroen Qeitern inter Der Nn=
flaee bes 8ummelns berbaftet. Sic
tparen auf Der &eiie mad bem groBen
Weifen uno batten fi9 als &eiieiiibrer
elm Bud, in tpel9em Die &eiIen uno
Nbenteuer bes yBilb giq bei6rieben
tpuroen, beisele9t, nit behen @tu=
blum fie gsraoe bef6dftigt uaren, als
He berbcftet puroen. Mn @elomitteln
batten fte nod ettpas iiber $500 in
ibrem 8eiiBe. =