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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. = Nan Pat
terson passed a slceplesa. restless
nlght Ia the Tomhs The acathinE
argument OF the prosecution aud the
sight OF her lovers garments with
the bullet hole. stained with his
use's blood. had been too much for
her nerves and she collapsed when
she returned 90 her cell. The reae-
tlon over. Miss Patterson ealmed
herself and said.
The first day over and | find
nothing 20 hurt me
Her face was pale and bloodless
and she looked almost ehAlky
against the somher setting q her
black dress and veil as she came
into court this morning and sat BY
her fathers side.
Miss Patterson was much Per
turbcd by the gare OF the curious
crowd In the court room tuday.
When she reached her seat she
turned aud kissed her father
Police Sergeant Walter Norris. OF
the Leonard street station. where
the defendant vas brought when
arrested. was the first witness To
day He certified thar the revolver
which Policeman lunier handed u
him when he brought Miss Patter=
son IN was the one offered IN evil
dcnce. 10 contained three loaded
shells. one exploded shell and there
was one empty cylinder.
Captain Sweeuy identified the re
yoivcr He said he talked with the
defendant az the station after the
shooting She said Young shot
himself and that the nrs she
knew OF the trouble Vas when she
heard a muffled shot. then her
companion fell over In her lap. She
said they had been quarrellnE In
the cab
Frederick Michaels. the cahman.
identified the photo of the cab He
testified that the cab vas engaged
by a man and woman a. Fifty ninth
street and Broadway He recng-
nized the defendant but couldn't
identify Young from the photo. Tie
drove % Fifth avenue. where the
man bought a hat lie then drove
20 Blocker street and West broad
way. where the pair went into a
saloon and stayed a feV minutes.
They came out and drove south
again. Neither vas under the in
fiuence of liquor.
After he crossed Canal street. on
West broadway. he heard q piato
shot Ills horse plunged and he
stopped him after he had gone q
block and a half further The de.
PENDANT asked him "a drive 10 q
drug store lie did not look inside
20 see what happened lie heard
no quarreling lie saw the mar
carried into the hospital but aEair
failed 20 recognize the photo
The first witness this afternoon
was William Stem. r.. a truckman
who heard the shot fired He saw
the smoke coming from the cab ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

DOWN
SOCIALISTS GET woRsTEo IN EVERY FIGHT THEY MAKE IN
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR CONVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. e2.-The
American Federation Of Labor this
morning. by a decisive vote. put IT.
self on record as against any meas
uro condemniuE the militia. The
resolution voted on condemned the
militia as an engine OF destruction
used hy capitalists I'm the suhuga-
tlun 81 working classes
The author advocated the Swiss
system by which every able bodied
man Is supplied with arms.
One speaker. who opposed the res
olution. said Because there Is n
Peabody. shall We say there shall
be no need OF a commonwealth ?"
One OF the most sensational dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
SAW THE
MURDER
WITNESS TO MYSTERIOUS
KILLING or AUTOMOBILE
CHAUFFEUR FOUND
my serippa News Ass'no

nY serippa News ASSN
CHICAGO. Nov % John Helms.
a young farmer residing south OF
Lsmont, Gains he was a witness Of
the mysterious murder OF William
Bates. the chauffeur. In the automo-
bile last Friday night He says he
saw a man IN the rear seat lean
over and fire the shot. Tie believes
there we're two men In the rear
seat
This. together with the statement
Of CHESTER Newhauae. who heard
a shot fired fifteen minutes later.
two miles from Henn's farm. leads
the police 10 believe that two muir
ders were committed.
Detectives have traced the man
answering the description Of the
hunted Dove" from the scene OF
the murder 10 Joliet. and thence 60
MorrIs. where the hunt Is being
prosecuted today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

cusslons OF the meeting came yes
terday on a resolution presented BY
the socialists. The resolutions com
mittee recommended the passage Of
that part OF the resolution recon-
mending that workmeu study eco
monte conditions. but cut out that
part constituting a bitter attack on
capital
During the discussions bitter
attack was made on President
Gompers and John Mitchell. After
a debate that for a time was almost
venomous the convention adopted
the committees report and express
ed its confidence in the two great
labor leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
AUGUST Pc TERS0N
BADLY INJURED

As the result Of a fall from the
roof OF bis residence. at 1926
Twelfth avenue. late yesterday af-
ternoon. August Peterson lies IN q
semi-uuc0nscions state at the Sc
attic General hospital. where be
was taken this morning. DR.. Loe
was called In and at the time did
not think Peterson hurt very badly.
Peterson was engaged IN putting
tin cutters along the caves Of his
house and. losing his balance. fell
some distance 10 the asphalt pave
ment. striking on his head. His
condition IL critical. He IN tho
proprietor Of the snoqualmie barber
shop, at - Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
THEY ARE BUSY

The city street aud water depart
ments were kept busy today repair
ing damage caused by the heavy
rains OF the past few days. The
water department was Obliged To re-
pair four different mains broken by
slides or settling Of the ground. The
street department crews were kept
busy relieving plugged sewers and
manholes. A concrete hulkhead at
Eighth avenue and Yesler way was
undermined. causing several hun
Idred dollars OF damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
ROBBED
Especial te The start

CENTHAIIA. Nov &c The post
office At this place was entered and
robbed at about u'eloek yester-
day morning The burglars blew OF
the outer safe door and Wreuched
the inner enc With a crow bar.
About fiHa and MONEY aud papers
belonging To Postmaster BENEDICT
was secured The government
funds are intact 50 far as can be
learned.
There b. no clue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
CONSIDER MO0RE'S
PLAN

J. A. Moore's proposition OF leas-
ing n portion OF the university
grounds 90 the city as n site for a
city hall or OF building the latter.
at his own expense II necessary.
will be discussed by the Green
Lake Improvement club Thursday
night. The proposed bond issues for
charging the municipal lighting
plant and constructing a Jail and
city hall will also be considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
STRIKE
RIOTS
DEPUTY MARSHAL AND SEW
ERAL NON UNION MINERS
REPORTED KILLED

BENTON. n. Nov. 22.-One hun
dred shots were fired into Letters
stOckade az Zeigler early this morn
ing. Deputy Marshall Powell Is re-
ported killed and six non-union
miners wounded. II Il said some Of
them have died
The sheriff has gone to Zeigler
with a posse Of Is men. Ten de-
serters from the Zeigler mine ar
rived here today and reported that
ali the miners are anxious TO leave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
FACE
JURY
Dy seripps News Ass'nI

my scrippa News Ass'n1
PORTLAND. Nov. as. a. D.
puter. Horace Mckinley Marie
Ware Miss Emma Watson. Frank
H. Wolgomot and D W Tarpley.
defendants in the first Of the whole
sale land fraud cases. all appeared
I'm the federal court this morning.
United States District Attorney
John Hall. opened for the proaeeu-
ton
Judge O'Day replied for the de-
PENDANTS. The first clash occurred
over the Introduction of allegs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
SIX HURT 7
Fire in Brooklyn Tenement
Threatens Lives OF Two
Score
By serlpps News ASSN

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-siK per-
sons. including two firemen. we're
injured In a fire which this morn
Ing partly destroyed the tenement
house at $50 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. Thirty- four occupants Of the
tenement we're rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
TURKEYS
SCARCE
But THERE ARE PLENTY or OTHER eATAsLEs IN THE MAR
kET TO SATISFY ALL THAEKsoIVHo APPETITEs

The turkey crop IS short. The
festive coyote has been playing
havoc over In the turkey districts
Of Western Washington. and some
thing has gone wrong with the
eastern turkey farmer. for his crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
LIFE AT
STAKE
NAN PATTERSON priABLE APPEARANCE IN COURT
ROOM TODAY WHILE WITH TELLS or THE TRAGEDY

followed the cab 20 the drug store.
lie saw the defendant seated In the
cab and a man with his head ia her
lap and his hands hanging down.
lie did not see weapon Ia either
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22


. The charges OF libel made in {.
e suits filed against Thus. W .
. lawson are the results % the o
= statements he makes In the 2
. December installmcnt % Fren- .
a zied Finance. PORTIONS 81 :
q which were published exclusive Z.
I. " In yesterdays Star These .
(. statements are the most direct {:
. and specific that lawson has Z:
. yet made and dispatches today .
a indicate that he will be involv- .
: ed In both civil and criminal .
9 libel suits by the Wholesale. {:
. This installment has proved 20 {.
. be the most sensational one .
. Lawson has yet written Ed. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

forged affidayits, which the court
took under consideration II de-
yeloped this morning that the de-
Tense will probably rely mainly on
establishing the statute OF llmita-
lions. The jury was completed last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

Mrs. Eliza Morris flied 81 ss9
damage suit against the Northern
Pacific railway. and Cook & Co
She claims 10 have been badly hurt
by falling into a slip ON pier l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

LONDON. Nov. 22.-The entire
coast Of England Is being swept by
a gale today. Many wrecks have oc-
CURED. A Norwegian schooner went
ashore north OF Berwick and four OF
thA esAw warA drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
DELANEY WILL HOLD SALOONISTS
THE ROBBERIES IN THEIR PLACES |
SOME EXCLUSIVE THINGS
IN YESTE HDbY'S STAR

TN 2 . . FfNFFF ? 2 ~ !.
. J. A MuHre'H offer Of Uni {.
o veraity grounds as city hall &.
= site 2
q Mrs Moffatt offered position .
= Of general secretary Of the :
. Charity Organization society. .
o. Thomas ". IaNHou.H new .
. lnuullmeut OF 1Ereuzled Ri 2
% nance. "
e Secretary nuHiIuniH EuEEeH= /.
. lions for new improvements a. :
the lreHsftuu navy yard. /.
z. Charles KlHHeaf threatens 70 z.
s,s-.-.s .i-ts-s-s-..,-.....s.-s-s..-, 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
Rigid Steps Will be Taken by the Chief
to Stop This Form of Crime in Seattle

n sALooNlsTs DO OBEY ORDERS EFFORTS WILL BE
MADE TO KEEP THEM FROM GETTING THEIR LICENSES
RENEWED WHEN THEY exPla1-sALooH BOX RoesERlEs
ON THE iNcREAsE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

This boy although but Il years old has made for himself
will endure Russian history lie Is the adopted
Naval Lieut. Zoueff persisted the bhp Petropay
his through the
Japanese lines between Port Arthur and Lao Yang dis
patches a
horse which he stole from his lie pursued and his
u
making complete Of japanese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

ZEN ALL

LAwsoEs LAST IHsrALLmENr OF ~FREnzIep FINANCE"
HAS STIRRED HORNE HEsT-LlssL SUITS FILED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22
LATE TELEGRAPH

PRovtDENcETOwN. Mass.
Nov g2.-Thr bnrKvs Buffalo and
Burden. which went adrift sunday
night. were picked up this morning
IS miles northeast Of Nauset The
crews were safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

LEXINGTON. Ky Nov. e The
mob which gathered last night "a
lynch the three negro murdsrera =
William Moor" was dispersed grad
uauy during the niEht II is atili
feared the homes of the negroes VII
be burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

PORTLAND. Nov. 22-The first
conviction In the gambling cases
came this morning. when Eugene
Blazer Was found guilty. The court
directed tho grand jury 20 find an
Indictment against him for perjury.
JEFFERSON CITY. No Nov =
The supreme court today affirmed
the decision ia the case Of BIZ Hu-
dolph and fixed his execution for
January 10 Rudolph. with George
Collins. was convicted ~ the murs
der or Detective Charles Schumacher.
woh tracked him for the robbery Of
the Union. Mo. bank. several years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

ts'efrurvt $1,000 -zs.-. $500 ------f
Mend i.622. ]. Z. DennY. the rennh- |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

nav nrom. fugltlye from jus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-22

The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the News
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
0fcroe uno 1lima.

Ser SbcrIt 9ibbulpb, Der BEL Der
Expedition Wolielsps mad Gsppten i'm
Sabre 1882 bas IL. englii1e 9ufarens
Regiment fiibrte, ma9te bemertensz
spertbe 8eoba6tunsen iiber Die Wi9tte>
felt Der 6arbe unb bes Differs bon
pferben fir beren Wiberltanbsfdbisz
felt seeen tlimatif9e GinfliHe. Sci
Der Nntunft in Gsppten bate bas aus
bier S9tpabrpnen beitebenbe &esiment
pferbe bon fu4srotber Bis f9porser
6drbung, pdbrenb Die Muiifer ausz
f9lieBli4 eraue ritten. Die srausu
~ertrusen bas neue 8lima am beitsn;
au9 Die Su4fe sspObnten ii9 5iemlif
i4neu baron, basesen Seisten fi9 be
f6par5en pferbe febr empfinbli9 uni
tpiefen Die meiiten Srudi9Gben auf.
Was bas Glitter betraf. 10 tpar bic
Sterbli9teit unter ben Sbieren bon 8
bis 10 Sabren buppelt 10 groB, ala
unter benen bon 10 bis Is Sabren.
Sci Der 9ait, pomit bic Gini9iffuna
in England erfolgt tpar, bate man aus
8erieben aud unsefGbr 90 pferbe bon
msbr als Is Sabren NIT absehen lafs
len. sic purben CUR 8efOrberuns Der
2aitpagen bes Hegimsnts pertpanbi
unb batten bic i9tperfte 9r6eit, erpie=
fen fi9 abr trobbem ais bic tpiberz
itanbsfd6igiten unb s~ep0bnten iid ON
fGnellften ON bas Rsima.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
8rmtater Mm8riT.
angefeuter elmer Mskbube bon
einem Getnoe t6otli9 uerleBt.

Iineennes, Sno., 20. Sept.
Cute 8. Gren1 aug Snbianapolis
uuroe bier auf ben Gair.@ rinben bon
3nor-@ountp BON u. s. Sones anse-
grihen unb In JoIee elmer @ebirn=
@riditterung fterbeno in's SOfpital
iberfhbrt. Sones trurbe erbittert, neil
Gren9 feline Steluns an sinem 8er=
faufstanb erbieIt.
igung BON Jru4t.
8 dnbIern.
Sad onoiIIe, Gla., 20,
Sept. Grii6te= unb 8emiiie-3 adtei
aus Gloriba, alabama, Georgia unt
Wiifiippi trafen bier our @rinbuna
elmer Organization suiammen. Se,
borne6mffe 3med 1T bic gr3ielunl
beHerer Mdrtte.
. etrng ert per . n t.
beamte
81 h s a n. Conn.,, 20. Sept.
.. M. Smith, Der fribcre @aiirer bei
National Srabesmen 8anf bier, muro'
beute tuesen nnteri9lasung bon elmo
$40, 900 gu 5 Sabren SefdugniB Der.
urtbeilt.
aus & e m t.
o b 8, 20. Sept. 9err Parte,
itanb beute in re9em 8ertebr nit pO.
litif9en &atbsebern. melde Der @on'
BENTON In Saratoga antuObnen. Sc
Iegrapben=N oten eri6ienen ole paa,
Minuten i'm 0auie beg &iHters. go.
litii9e Bsiu9er eri9ienen beute ni9t,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
Surge 9epei@em.
20. September.

20. September.
SnIano.
@reenfielb. Sa. Sci Bridge.
mater erf9ob 6. Bopelp aug giferiu9t
feline Srau. Sbdter 1T Hi4tis.
CUMBERLAND, @is. Beim 3u=
IammenftoB aueier 5ra9t3iiae auf Der
Omaha Bahn in Der Ndbe bon Sumo
tion @itp tam Elm 6si3er um's 2eben;
Elm 2ofomotibfibrer tuuroe t6otli9
berlebt.
Gan Granciseo. 9ampfer
.2orea" fubr NIT 10000 $onnen
2abuns, meiff fur Sapan, nod benz
Orient. Inter ben pafasieren III
Der Mbmiral Srain bonn Pacifi4en
@ei9maber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
S9iHsna@ri@ten.
u nqef nj m E n:

Seem Dorf: vStatenbam" BON &otter=
BAN uno BOulosnsr .Sslanb"
bon Copenhagen unb @briffian.
fanb; Ethiopia" bon @lassOw.
Glasgow: .6urneifia" bon Stem Dort.
2esborn: vYerusia" bon Stem Sort
mad Neapel unb @enua.
Bremen: .2aifer Wilbelm Der 8robe"
BON Stem Sort bia plpmoutb unb
@herbour9.
@enua: ,@itta bi Hapoli" bon SEEM
Sort bia Neapel.
Queenstown: vWefernlanb" bon pbi=
labelpbia mad 9iberpool.
Mntmerpen: v3elanb" bon Sem Sort
bia Dobee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
80. 6.
MaQenlei0en0e

fperben bird Srafe's 9aImetto @ine f6nen
lIno ouuerno f~Iriert. Seine S6uler5en ooer
gldbunge1 nod benz 6ritten Sage. Cine SIa.
tte tliriert. 9robeflaf6e fret fur bic 2efer oies
5OrHuIa company. gbieago. fenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21


QuerfOpf betra6tster Wann wurbe
beute bon @ebeim=g eamten bingfeft
gema4t. @s 1T Der 40-idbrige s. 6.
&eebes, CUR 3eit Der 8erbaftun9 auf
benz Wege nod Sagamore SiQ.
@r erfldrte benz 8eamten Soner, er
mtife ben prdfioenten in pi9tigen M,=
gelegenbeiten ieben. ginem Sriebens.
riater bor9efibrt, er3dblte er. bob er
Dor 6 Sabren eeitorbsn unb bann
IN einem NutOmobil gum Simmel ge-
fabren iei unb dbnli9es bermirrtes
3eu9. Ser gerbaftste purbe idlieb=
LID gu ent9iltiger Gefftsauns ieines
@efunbbeits= 3ufanoes nod Wineola
gebra9t.
@tfien9ats- sreB
g t. Bouts, 20. Sept. 9ie
eisentli9e 5bdtisteit bes Snternat.
@ongreRes fir WiHeni9aften unb
3iinfe begann beute nit Sibungen in
z unterabtbeilungen, an tpel9es fi9
frdter "a Departements y riammIun.
gen anfdlofen.
8 Gum 6 d Sn-
b nner.
80 arlington 20. Sept. -
6ilfs=S etretdr beg Snnern &pan er.
lieb 6eute cine idarfe 8erorbnuna gun,
S4uBe Deri9iebener Snbianer-S tdmme
gegen Musraubuns unb 8etrua.
SO tueroen bierbur9 bic BetimmtIn-
gen beim 8erfaufe ererbtsr Snbianer.
2dnoereien berart ab9ednoert, baB bic
@eloer aug benz grl6ie bel einem Bun.
oes=S epofitorium 3u @untsn Der @r-
ben gu binterlesen fino. Summer,
bic 10 Dollars per Monat tiberidreis
ten, biirfen nur unter beIonoerer &C.
nebmigung beg @ommifdrs fur Snbia-
neutrality-suspicious. our N~us3abluns
selangen.
8tsber murben bic 2dnbereien al,
zen b09iten 8ieter ~bertauft unb Der
Cribs brett an bic Snbianer ausbe=
3ablt. nit benz &eiultat, bob bic Sn-
bianer bislfa9 um ibr @elo betrosen
tpurben.
eiratbs. ne
gen Offisiere.
@afbington, 20. Sept. @enee
ralmaior @orbin, @ommanbeur Der
Itlantii9en Sibifion unb bes . IT, Be-
partements. empfielt in feinem beutigeu
cusgegebenen Sabrss=g eri6t. feinsm
Offisier bic 8erebeli9ung obne grs
laubniB beg 9rie9siefretdrs su geffat.
ten.
Der 9eiratbs Ganoibat fol- na9=
ueiien. baB er ft9 unb cine 6amilie er=
ndbren fann uno feinerlei S9ulben
befibt.
Gorbin iagt erlduterrto, Seiratben
bon Sff3ieren, bic petunidr feline geeig=
neten WaBnabmsn our l1ebernabme
Der TerantwortunJ getrOfen feien
fddoli9 fir bic Mrmee uno bic Off.
aiere ielbit.
gs gebe N%usnabmen, aber bic Sbat-
iaae bleibe. baB bas Seer su biele
Chen Der angesebenen Dirt aufmeiie.
Selb t morb zines Size
bespaars.
Yort, pa., 20. Sept. M. Sdan,
elm 8ei9dftsmann unb Settle @at=
matt, beioe bon bier, tpuroen in benz
3immer bes Wdo9ens tobt aufgefun-
ben. sic batten bas @as angeorebt;
binterlafene Sriefe befla9ten bic @rau=
iamteit Der Welt. S9aI tpie bas
Mdb9en litten an Nerpen : lleberrei=
aun9.
Se9s Seute n9ebIt9
er9oe N.
@airo, Sa., 20. Sept. Gin Ne=
ger eri9ien bier aus 8rsans Gambling,
A Weilen entfernt, uno melbete, in
einem Streit iiber elm grap Spiel
ieien 6 2erte eridoKsn tporben, 8
WeiBe uno 3 Ne9er.
unae Il b n bIeibenbe
Wprbe.
Sterling, 3d., 20. Sept. "a
Meilen bon bier an einem abgeleaenen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
9elSfes @ebeimniB.
WOroer BON Tannp yorter in Nep
Mlbanp, Snb., perba Itet.

bur4f9nittener 2sble a%ufgefunoen
puroe, tldrte fi1 heute bura aie Yer=
baftung unb bas @eitdnoniB BON %.
Ban Ealisn. Man fanb ibn bel ei=
mem 8ermanbten in Sem Mlbanp,
Snb., uno er seftanb, bic Grau, in
pel9e er berliebt mar, 9et6otet au
baben.
Ini9einenb eei9ab bic Shat aus
Gur9t, bic Jrau wiroe @ebeimniRs
aus ieiner 3aufbabn entbiiuen, ba-
runter, bab er bon Der 6lotte beiertirt
mar.
u u o m o B Il all.
6 o, 20. Sept. Sci einem
NutomObil= unfal an Widigan Mpe.
wuroen beute z Perfonen berlebt, Nebe
Scott bon bier ernftlid. Sie @eiea-
iaaft lou i'm Be9rife gemeien iei1,
nah 81. 2ouis 3u fahren.
6 + fte 3 abIuasb Der M6n9s=
6 dnbereien
% 9 o n, 20. Sept. Sas
&riegsamt ermd9tiste beute gu Der
erfien 3ablung bon SO, 600. 900 an-
ldbli9 bes Mntaufs Der WDn9s.2dn=
oereien auf ben pbilippineu. Seit
benz Iebten Seq. 1T in SEEM Oort elm
Gonb bon 1926, 900 bepOnirt; cine
Nnweiiuns tiber bic erfte 3ablung aebt
an Die 8anf bon England, tpelde bas
@elb on bic rSolibao Nsricola bel
ultramar" ausaablt.
q btIipp. 6 o n abIer r.
buffet.
% af5ington, 20. Sept. 9as
3riess-D eparteme1t eriudte oas Sufi3.
Separtement um 8eibilfe CUR @erbaf=
tuns ben Capt. &eitlep pon ben
pbilipp. @onfablern, Der aus Der
pbilippinen= deterioration in @t. Souls
unter unterf9lasung bon "a, 600 Der=
i9mano. Dos @elb mar ibm gun,
ginfauf bon 8orrdtben anbertraut.
3eitlep oiente nit Mus3ei1nung auf
ben Snieln.
q m 8 9 b n b.
Setroit t, Mi4., 20. Sept. 9ie
bsibsn Spscial.3hse nit benz interna=
tionalen parlaments= 8erbanbe trafen
beute bon @bica9o Elm; unter ben uns
terbaltungen befanb fi4 sire Jabrt
iiber ben ct. Clair See. Na9mittass
erfol9te Mbfahrt nod Buffalo.
Worb bermut t.
9owanba a, 3d.. 20. Sept. Sn
benz 8 Meileu entfernten Maeeoonia 1T
6rau 8islsr SobnfOn nit elmer aebn.
jdbrigen Ni4te in einem granoe, Der
oas 9aus aerff6rte. um9efommen. Sa
man aud 8lutipuren fanb, befebt
Morbberba9t unb cine l1nteriu9une
1T eingeleitet.
Ytome 9 g.
Siour gttp, Sa., 20. Sept.
Ytomain=8 srsiftung burd 5ibner bat
gum Sob bon %. Osborn, Senlep,
Sa., eefibrt. 3wei @ef&miffer finb
benz Sobe berfalen, einise anbere in
erntem 3ufanoe. Sic Opfer fino ale
3inoer.
Die 9ruderei bes vMnber=
ION 6eraIb" o Geuer
3erfbrt.
Mnber o n. Snb., 20. Septbr.
Sie 9ruderei BEG vNnberfon Seralo",
benz republitanii9en Organ bon Wa'
biion @ountp, uuroe geitern Na9mit=
tag our4 Geuer fat sdnsli9 3erf6rt.
Ser 8erluif wire auf $25, 900 bic
$50, 900 aef9dbt. Ser prdfibent be,
9sralo publiibins Co., gouaro 6.
Souer, Der aud 3uslei9 Der &eoafteu,
Der 3eitung mar, fagt aus, baB lid
8eri4erung i'm Betrage bon SIG, 00(
In ieinen 9dnoen befdnbe uno bab bic,
0eriderungs. Mnmslbungen nod MIDI
berhdfdtist tpurben. Sas Geuer brad
i'm 0orberraume bes Sellers aus uni
man nimmt an, bab es enttpeber burd
&reu3una eleftrii9er Drdbte ooer ourd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
ct. Q0ui6
@eltausfe4mng
Big Sour Route
Haten BON indianapolis
foIsenoermaBen:


Saiipn Tabrfarten, siltig fir bic aiiGs
fabrt bis Is. DECEMBER 1904 su.....S12.OO
Sedst8 Gage Jabrfarten, siItis fir
Riffabrt tnnerbalb ieH3ia Tasen, aber ni6t
ipdter aIs Is. DECEMBER 1904 5u....$1O.5O
Janisebn Saae Sabrfarten, siltis fir
Riidfabrt innerbaIb Is Tasen 5u....$9.OO
@asspn Ggcurfiums Sabrfarten,
siltie fur Riidfabrt innerbalb iieben 2agen
rpersen nur ~perfauft fur a~ngefinblgte Wag:
acn Grcurlicns 5ase, Sabrfarten iirb nun
giItis in ben Gag DagscnS, pb reguldrer
ober Spesial;us, ieben Oienftag un6 Don:
nerffae Bis %. Sept. incImfiue $1,000
Shr pbaiee Snformation unb gin3slnbeiten etc
fprete mon BET ben 2ifet.a9euteu Der Big Sour Babr
bot obsr f9rei6e an untersei9uete.
Warren Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.
Cincinnati, Gbio.
poer @. Cd. Broufou, u. @. g. H.,
Snbiauapolis, Suo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17

greatly. In the seventh-suppose call it
round-the bear Go5ged the charge and tore the
bulls shoulder terribly. That bear knew his
business, too.
so the fight went until the bun had charged
fifteen. twenty, twenty-onc times Then the
commandment put an end to H. II was plain that
the bear going to get the better of the fight