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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-03
Father Johns Medicine Cures Colds

and All Throat and Lung Troubles
Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-03
Last Seen Alive.

This was the last seen Of him alive.
IL has since been learned that before
enga ging a room he went 70 the Bel
mont Pharmacy. Twelfth and II Streets
northwest, and asked Samuel L. Kelly
the proprietor for two ounces Of Iauda-
mum. saying that his horse had fallen
and cut his foot. and he wished the
poison for use on the hoof
In view of the orders given by Tur-
ner. he was not disturbed but tins
morning at 10 o'clock. twenty-four hours
after entering the hotel. the house
keeper went 10 the room TO put Il In
order. When she was unable TO get ~
the room she notified Proprietor William
V. Dannenhower. who. climbing on n
chair. looked through the half-open
transom and saw enough to make him
think the man was dead.
He notified Police Headquarters. and
Detective Ned Horne was sent to the
hotel. where ne induced the engineer
70 crawl through the transom and open
the locked door. The man was quite
dead. and on the washstand was found
the glass from which he had drunk
the laudanum. The empty vial was
found on the floor.
Turner lived with his parents at AIS G.
Street southeast His family formerly
IiVed in Charles county Md near Mar
employed IN charge Of an amusement
concern for some time. The family IS
highly esteemed in the Maryland coun-
~. A brother. John j. Turner Is also
Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue. The family have taken charge
cf the body, but funeral arrangements
have not been made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-03
CITIZENS FAVOR
RAILWAY RIDER
Commissioners Action on
Extension Bill Criticised.
FOLLOWED A PRECEDENT
MacfaTland Explains Why Desires Of
Business Associations Were
Ignored by the Board.

Considerable comment has been heard
today concerning the action of the Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday In failing
TO attach a rider" TO the bill provid-
ing for a change in the route of the
Capital Traction Company's lines so
they will reach the new Union Station.
The Commissioners had been request
ed by the = RSIsiReSs Mems Associat atioa,
and several citizens associations, 70 take
advantage Of this opportunity and at
tach a rider. providing that the com
missioners be given authority to con-
troll street car schedules and the street
car service generally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-03

Fair, cold tonight and to-
morrow; 60 above tonight;
fresh west winds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-03

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The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
THE CAUSE
Rose PaddY's Flight Was
 Because of Love

It has been discovered that when Rose Paddy, the pretty httle Chilkat maid escaped from her parents and took passage for the south on the Col tage City, she was fulfilling her part of an elopemeut agreement. Her sweet heart, a l7-year-old boy, who has been a student of the mission school, left Haines for Seattle on the Humboldt, and it is now confidently believed that there was an agreement made before his departure between the youthful lovers that Rose would fol ow on the next southbound steamer.
 That Rose Paddy, who is but l5 years of age, and the young Indian who left for the south on the Humboldt were in love, was known to the father of the former, who is one of the best to do of the Chilkat Indians. He objected to a marriage because of the youth of his daughter and her sweetheart.
 Chief Delaney has been tele- graphed to arrest the Indian maiden upon her arrival at Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
BETTER YET
Lee Guthrie Improves Gen.
 eTOus Offer

As an iuducement for the early rent ing of the Board of Trade restaurant, f family boxes are being added to the property and a plate glass front and a family entrance will be put in as soon as the work can be done. Heating stoves and a cash register will go with the lease in addition to the furniture and property heretofore advertised.
 Remember, thls property goes at S25 per month on two or three year lease,
 This rental includes both floors of the building, the chicken house and yard, store room, ice boxes, large and small, French range and some kitchen furniture, dinirg room furniture, ih- cludiug tables, chairs, S7OO worth of dishes and linen, and many other accessories.
 The dining room floor is covered with linOlium and the upper floor, which would make excellent living apart ments, is carpeted.
 A lunch counter will be put in ready for the tenant, if desired.
 If the range is too large, another to suit the tenant will be put in.
 Write or call on Lee Guthrie. lmO Skagway, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
BIG PLANS
Bullion Company to Operate
 On L7rge s ale

The big hy .raulic company that is - being organized by W. L. Breese, of New York, and Dr, l. SchO6eld Sug- den, ct Whitehorse, Co operate on Bull lion creek, is planning 10 do business ou a large scale during next summer. Tenders to deliver 2OO tons of freight to the scene Of future activi- Q ties on the creek are now being adver- tised for. The request for bids specifies that the freight is to be de- liyered during the coming winter.
 Dr. Sugden and Mir. Breese are now on Bullion creek, but they will return E to Whitehorse in a short time, where they hope Co close contracts with all the owners of claims between discoy- .ery claim and No. Si below. As has . zen stated, they give the claim owner 23 per cent. of the gross receipts from ne claims and all the mine owner has to do is to keep up his license so that he may lawfully retain the ownership of the claim. The company proposes to do all the representation work and tO care for the annual recording. The leases are for 8 period of 10 years.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
BIG FIND
Ketchikan Indians Discover
 .AmbergriS

It is reported from different sources that Indians in the vicinity of Ketchi- kan have made a find of about loo pounds of smbergris. It is estimated that it is worth S65,OOO.
 Ambergris is a morbid secretion of the liver or intestines Of the sperm whale. It is a solid, opaque, ash-cO.or- ed, iuhamable substance, lighter than water and of a consistence like wax, and when heated itlpOsseses a fragrant Odor. It is found, usually, floating upon the ocean or cast upon the shore in re-. gions inhabitated by whales. Quanti- ties O. it have been found on the coasts of the Bahama islands, where it is some times picked up in masses of from 60 to 225 pounds. It is highly valuable as a material for perfumery and was form erly used as a medicine and for spicing wines.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Murder Rt Nnshagak

Deputy Marshal Bates of the Bristol bay district arrived on the Dora this morning with two prisoners charged with murder, committed at Nushagak on August 9th.
 A fight occurred between three Japs, two of W hom attacked one and cut him to pieces. Two witnesses were brought along and all are now in jail,-Valdez PrOspecIOr, Sept. g.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Catch Murdsrers

Four years ago a murder was commit. ted in the Cook inlet district, and the murderers disappeared. This year they were located and Commissioner Hi.dreth issued a warrant for them. One of them was secured by Deputy Marshal Bates in his district, and Deputy Mar shal Sexton secured the other. They are both natives and will be sent here later for trial.-Valdez Prospector.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Soldiers Winning Victories

The crack baseball team of COmpan- ies E. and F. Third infantry, which play d the Skagway team while the transport Buff rd was in this place, and was defeated by the score of 3 10 ?, has been coiug things to the baseball play CTS at Valdez The score in a five in- nings game between the soldiers and citizens at that place resulted in a vic. tory for the former by II to2,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Not Room for All

Numbers of prospectors who went to Yakataga beach diggings this spring are returning as fast as opportunity offers They say there is room for about 20 men, but as it is the beach is crowded and not enough gold to war rant such a number as are there at preseut.-Valdez Prospector.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Beautiful Women

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft glow of health and pure complexion, make all women beautiful. Take a small dose of Heroine after each meal; 10 will prevent constipation and help digest what you have eaten. soc. Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud, Midlothian, Texas,
 writes, May 3l, 1901: "We have used
 Heroine in our family for eight years, ana found it the best medicine we ever used for constipation, bilious fever and malaria" Sold by the Kelly Drug ( O.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
ChAmberlain's Cough R mtdy Aids
 Nature

Medicines thlt aid nature are always most efTrcJual. CbamOerlain's Cough T 'emsdy acts on Chis plan. 10 allays
 cough, relieves the lungs, aids eX- jecJOraJiUn, opens the secretious, ar aids nature in restoring the system 10 a healthy condition. It is famous for it's cures over a large part of the civil lzed world. Thousands have testified tO it's su. eriOr excellence. IJ COunteI- acts any tendency Of a cold 70 result in pneumonia. For sale by the Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Mayor Keller n SP rtsman

Dr. Keller and "M ,cky" Richardson had some good sport at the head of Me Kee creek this week, and the editor, as a consequence is living high They got over 50 birds in one day.-Atlin Claim.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
New Music at Pack Train

The Pack Train saloon has just re- ceiyed 50 new records for it's excellent photograph and the largest horn that ever came to Alaska. There will be a grand c ncert at that place tonight The latest songs and the latest instru- mental selections will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
L, c. Hartman Is Wed

L. c. Hartman, formerly of this city but now a member of the Tolice force of Portlanp, Oregon, was married at Spo- kane, Wash Wednesday, September, 9I
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

Just opened. The Railroad restau- rant will now serve you with the best meal in town. Your patronage is sOl- ieited SE Peterson.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

A big line of fall wall paper has ar rived and is now for sale at prices that will please you, at E. R. Peoples. d
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
We Meet All Cuts

The Vienna Bakery wants your bus iness. It gives the very best at the cheapest price. Phone 8.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

The leadiug barbershop and bath rooms. The Principal, opposite Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

The best that the market affords at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28
Safes For Sale

One large and one small safe for sale cheap. AS good as new. Inquire at the Monogram Lii luor House. 927 5t
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-28

Best of wines liquors and cigars at the Totem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
&oatfom suii@em Gmbrwerf nns
2ofomotibe.

Nn Der Wihouri unb Wartet Str,
Elm Sduiergebiert n6rolid BON Der
STEELE, mo- am Is. Suli Elm @%iieEbabn=
sus nit einsm Strabenbabnmasen fol=
lioirte. ereignete fi4 9eitern @a4mittcg
Elm unfaa, benz leidt Elm Wenf9enle=
ben gum Spfer bdtte fallen f6nnen.
Samss Coleman, 1401 Wilburu Str.
uObnbaft, Der nit ieinem Gu6rwerte
oie8eleiie treu3en uolte, tOlioirte ndm=
lid NIT elmer aus einem S%eitengeleiie
ausfa6rerben &angier!stOmotibe. Ser
bintere Sbeil ieines Wasens purbe our
Settle eeidleubert uno Die pferoe
%brannten burh, puroen ieood burd
fOfOrt berbei3esilte 2eute e%ineefansen,
ebe oielel6en irgenb mel4es un6eil an=
ri9tsn fonnten. Coleman felber muroe
etrua 90 SUB bon ben @eleiisn blutsnb
a~ufgeboben. Nuber elmer 8erlebun9
am 2ppfe lit er nod an elmer @r.
i4itterung. ST tuuroe in bas bena4-
barte Wdrterbaus gebra4t uno bon
bo,t burd Sr. 0atplsp mittels Sispsn=
fariums- Nmbulans nod benz Sospitale
iiberfibrt.
Wie fid Der unfaI ereisnste 1T f9per
81 fassn. Der &reuaunssmdater gromle
bsbauptet, bas 6ubrwert nidt seieben
3u habsn, big bafelbe nit Der 9oeomo-
tipe coaioirte uno Oh Coleman burd
ben NnpraI ober ourd bas Surd=
bremen feiner pferoe auf bas Stein-
piafter eeidleubert puroe. lieB fi9
aud nidt fsfitslen, ba niemano on.
idsineno Nusenseuse bes Worfnles
mar. @ie an Der Waibin9ton StraBe,
10 audi bier, 1T Die Nusfi6t auf bas
6aupt9eleiie bur9 bobe @ebdube, bier
iebo4 nur auf elmer Settle eeiperrt.
Coleman befano fi4 fpdter better, 10
bab er iebt in ieiner eisenen 8ebau=
flung lit. Sie 8abnesleifs, tpelde nit
Der WiKouri StraBe parallel laufen,
fno befOnbers gefdbrli9, neil eben
faft Der gan3en 2dnae nod in bieier
8egeno Die Iusfidt auf bieielben hur9
bobe @ebduoe nod elmer Settle BIN Der.
iperrt lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

8auerl iBf9ein e.
s. s. Nann, Wobnbaus, 907 Dailp
Str, $500. = q. Brent, Wobnbaus,
Wermont unb 2aura. $1600.-Sennie
ALLEN, @obntaus, B~eaefontaine uno
%. Str. $25O0.-0arrp g. portsr,
Wobnbaus, 8ee9mpob, $500. -@bs.
@omfof, Wo6nbaus, 1905 SaIboti
Nbe., $4649.-S. 0eder, Wobnbaus,
Dillon uno WaibinstOn, $1,000. =
8. McOmer.W obnbaus. 6lorence u.
Wi&igan. $8OO.-W. Mebssr. Wobn.
baus, 8roaomap unb o.. $500
9. 0ummeI, @obnbaus, 80. unb pa-
rig, $1,000. - s. 6aaertp, Cottage,
Minnsiota unb Union. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Granffin n, %. Dit. Wdbrenb
Sheriff 8albtpin ben Yferoeoieb Go
fapette SbompiOn nod benz Stats
3uatbaufe bra9te, murbe ibm pol
Sbompion sr3dblt, baB unter ben @e-
fansenen i'm pOli3eigefdnsniB cine gsr=
i8m6rung ge9en 8alomin i'm @angs
Jet unb oaB cine Nn3abl @efangene ben
geriu4 MAIDEN monen, aus3ubreden.
Cine an9efente unteriudung er9ab.
baB in elmer 3els bas giiengitter ge-
lofert unb einise Steine ausssbro9en
rparen. Bei benz Gefansenen Sabbler
tuurbe elm 3ai9enmeRer gefunoen. mel.
9es cine fleine Sdee entbielt. Sabbler
tpurbe Dor Ginger 3eit BON Sheriff
Balomin perbaFtet, oa er irr Der Srun-
fenbeit ben Sdisbbolb ipislte. NaG
ben Nusiasen SbOmpiOn's iOa Saob-
Ter INNER auf Der 2auer lieeen, I'M
Baldwin in unbeDa9tem Nugenblid
gu i~iberfalen. Die @efaneenen rer.
ben iebt freng tiberpa3t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
1uliebiamer 8eia@er In elmer
8rauerei.

>Sn ter Dome grauerei eridien
aeifern Yormittae elm Wann, Der an=
gebli@ In elmer Brauerei In Cincinnati
als Wafhiniif aneeifelt NOR unb ber
bic unter grauern iblide Sospitalitdt
Der gnaefielten Der 6ome Yrauerei
bena au9 ielbfoerffdnoli9 annabm.
Na1bem er iiberaQ herumqefiibrt mar
uno nadoem er aud oas Shanfsimme,
uim. befu6t. tpanoerte Der 6rembe nod
cine furSe Weile anein lumber unb NOR
barr pl6bIid perf9munben.
Spdter muroen elm 9errn Mnbreas
6aqen eeh6renber uebsr3ieber, fouis
aud ein paar neue S9uhe unb Elm
MeKer zines Der bort am Neubaue ar.
beitenben Wdnner permiBt. Sc Qe-
lang Der poli3ei. ben ueber5ieber in
einem p~fonbbauie an Der on @aibino.
ton Strabe auf3utreiben. bic Sdub'
unb oas MeRer. fopie aud Der mbfe.
ri6fe Grembe ueroen Bis isbt nod per'
miBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

sembersS effion 3u bei9dftigen baben
mirb, III bic beabfdtigte 8erer6Be-
rung bes 4apitols. Sc wirb erinnsrs
lid iein, oaB bas &sprdientantsn-
baus bsreits 3wei Wal fur cine ger-
gr6Berung oes 3apitals sefimmt
bate, bob aber Der SunbesIenat cine
semsinidaftli6e 9ommiiion bora
idlus, UNI oieie an~selsssnbeit ssnau
su prtifen. SIS fno 3msi beridisbens
pldne in 8etraat, ge3pgen poroen.
Der Cine ma9te espaltiee bauIids
8erdnoerunaen, bic bas capital pObl
UNI elm Srittel ieines iesisen I'm.
fansss bersr6Bern wiiros une 1n=
toiten gum getrage bon 81, 600, 900
big SIS, 900, 900 nit f9 brd4ten.
Ni9t nur bic 6rOnt, ionoern aud
beios Gltisel ptiroen unter bieiem
plane Nsnoerungen refp. @rtueite=
run9en %erfabren. Ser sweite plan
bsfaBt fi4 muir nit elmer frontalen
8%erdnoerung, bic geniisenb neuen
8aum i9nHen tpiirbe, um allen Mn=
foroerunsen auf bisle Sabre binaus
3u g~enti9en, uno es 1T oesbalb an3u=
nebmen, baB bieier lsbtere plan, Der
taum Elm Srittel Der obigen llntofen
peruriu6t. empfoblen unb aasssfibrt
ueroen mag. @leid3eitig wiirbe onrd
ben smeiten plan. bic Gront in ardi.
tettOnii4er 8e3iebuns psrid0nert uno
berbehsrt uno oabur4 miirbe cine mel.
tere 9eoinsung erffiqt, pelds bic ess
planten umbauten als orinseno notb=
penbig eri9einen lieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Die Snbiana @ooiebelt 2iga pirb
pabrideinlid nod Dor SdluB Der
gampasne cine beutfhe WaRen=
0erfammlune auf Der Sioieite peran.
ffalten
Wie wantelmitbig Die Dame Sn-
oiana lit, gebt wObl am geifen aus
folgenbsn Nnsaben berbor:
1872 ging fe &spublitanifd nit
%, SIS pluralitdt, 1876 Semotratif6
nit 5,5l5. 1880 &epublifaniid nit
6,641, 1884 Ssmotraiiid nit 6.512.
1888 &epublitaniid nit 2.348, 1892
SsmOtratii4 nit 7,125, 1896 Hspu-
blitaniid nit 8,18l, unb in 1900
&spublitaniid nit 26, 470.
Sn Mangolo's 9ale, gde 2aurel
uno proipsct StraBe fano seitern
Nbeno cine Hart beiuhte oemOtratiihe
Ysriammlung ftatt. Sie 6aQe mar
Big auf ben lsBten plaB gefiat.
Na9 elmer tur3sn Mniprade bon
Saeob Woehuer hielten SEQ. S6auer
unb Sobn 3. 2psnosder bic Saupt
reben, pofir ibnen entbufiafif9sr
8eifal gu tbeil tpuroe.
Suofon Sarmon bon Cincinnati,
General Mntpalt in @lebebelano's Go
binet; Senator 6. %. @armaf BON
SennsKee; 6snrp 6 Bel BON Mlribaa,
SQ.; s. SamiltOn 2epis bon State
Waibineton; 8ourfe @ofran bon SEEM
BORT; Martin W. 2ittleton bon Broof=
Inn, tpel6er auf Der National Gonpsn-
tion in ct. 2Ouis 8i9ter Barter fur
prdiioent in goridlag bra6te, tper-
ben in Der lebten Wode Der @ampagne
In S%noiana &eoen balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

&oberts rei4te benz Sdabietretdr
Sbaw ben Sabresberidt iiber bic
Sransattionen bes SaaBamtes pdhs
reno oes nit benz 80. Stunt 1904
enoenoen Gistaliabre elm. Sie reeel=
mdbi9en Netto=g innabmsn bsliefen fi9
auf $40. 631, 749 ober um $19, 1884,
925 weni9er, als i'm Yoriabrs unb Die
re9elmdBi9en 3ettO=M ussaben betruaen
s582. 400. 321. ober um SIG, 800, 314
mebr als am 8Orjahre. Sn ben gin-
nabmen tuaren Die Sauptausfdle $685.
205, OH an 36len, tpdbrsno bic Saupt=
3~unabmen Der Nusaaben bstrafen oas
Sanoels- Departments nit $11, 423,s
446, oas Sdaboepartement ielbf nit
$50, 788, $50 unb bas Marineoeparte=
ment nit $40, 1913. 067. Die auseror=
bentii9en Nusgaben uaren $50 000,=
900 auf &e9nung beg pnnamatanals
unb 81, 600, 900 Sarleben on Die
2ouifana purdais grpoftion 80.
Der leBtbesei4nete Betras 1T abe,
nabeau idon mieber ~abbssablt. Wenn
man bieie auberoroentliden poiten
abrs6net, 10 berwanbelt fi6 bas Sefi.
ait bon SAL, 770.571 in einen l1eber-
i9uB bon $12, 829. 1873. Die Brutto-
ginnabmen bes Sdbres betrugen ST.
240, 292, 800 unb Die BruttO- Mussa-
ben 81 ,221. 1876, FOL. Wdbrenb Der
orei erften WOnate bes laufenoen Sis
faliabres sei9ten Die @innabmen einen
3fdgana I'm $6. Sic, 1878 unb bic
Nussaben cine ginnabms uno SO, 073,-
$50.
Bic Srufffonbs, tpslde sur ginl1=
flung Der a~usitsbenoen Soften unb @srti=
itats bienen, beliefen fid beim Nus-
gauge beg Sabres auf 1913, 084. 500,
mas elmer 3unabme INN 85,015, 700
i'm @erIaufe bon IL Monaten sleid-
tommt
Sn Golge bes @usfales in ben gin-
nabmen aus ben 3basn inb bic 8aar.
Dorrdtbe in ben Offices bes S9abamts
unb Der Min;e mdbrsnb beg Sabres
bon $40, O2O, 562 auf $137, $40, 264
unb Bis gum L. October b. S. auf
1925, 964, 888 beruntersegangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

tag, pelher bic SeeretGre San, $aft,
Morton, Sitdeod unb Meicalf, @ene=
ralanmalt Wooop unb @sneralpoif-
msiiter Wonne b~eimObntsn, lsBte Der
2eBtgsnannie einen Prdl'minar=@nt-
murf bss neien poffetats mar. Ser
@eneralpofmeifter perlangt oana4 cine
grb6bung bes laufenosn gtats um
$12, 902, 1876, ndmli9 bon 170, 845,-
998 auf 183, 748, 495 Dollars. SIR
bic @rueiterung oes 2anobrieftrdger=
Spfsms if cine Mebrforberune bon
So. 006, 800 in benz neuer gtat bOrge=
ieben, NORM a~aeroings Die Sedun9 oes
oissbe3hsli4en Sefi3its in benz laufen
ben @tat einbesrifen 1T. Die fir oas
5isfaliabr 1906 berani6lasten Gin.
nabmen ~betrasen $40. 500, SIS, bic
Musgaben, mie f1on oben ermdbnt,
1888, 749, 495, mas fur oas gsnannts
6istaliabr Elm Eefi8it bon s13, 49,
$50 ergsben tpiiroe. Sir ben Brief
trdgeroienf ftnb in benz iebisen gtai
$40, 814, 900 Sausssisbt uno Der 8or=
ani6lagitr bas nd4fte 6istaliabr be-
duff f4dtf s26. s22. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
Neme Sneorporattomen.


Die ,gbanspile 0eneer @ompanp",
gbansbi1e. @apital $35, 900; Sirscto.
rem: 6. %. Salae uno 2ouis 3oB bon
indianapolis, unb %. 6. Calhoun
bon Wiseonfin.
Die .Nuafer @itp Oil Co., @id-
mono, capital $40, 600; 9irsctOren:
6. 8. @ilaer. %. 9. Woob, 8. @.
SbompIon uno 5. s.. SObnion bon
Hi9monb.
Ser .pud Cub, Nttica; Sireetos
rem: 8. @las, ROp 3enimper unb @la-
renee Soroan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26
No6mals &npr.

Die prtfune Der 2nOr : peiitiOn
Dor ben @abcDmmifdren benefit in
na6eridli6fsr Weiie, 3u rpeld' per-
fioen Witteln ~9eperbmdbise polititer
areifen, um ibre 3iele su errei4en. @s
sruiss fi9, baB ni4t nur unteriarif=
ten getauft uno anosre gefdli4t muir.
ben, ionoern bab islbft bic @amen bon
ldngf 8erfforbenen benust wurben,
UNI bic Site, pel9e Den Negsr 3nor
CUR 2anoioatur fir ben @Onsreb be-
re6tieen iolte, boladblig su MAIDEN.
Man tann i9 taum etmas grbdrm=
iideres eentsn, als bisis WethObe, bic
anaetpanot tpuroe, I'm bic @bancen
zines beroienfpolen peiBen 3anoioa=
ten, ME Seize Sperffreet. 3u idpd9en.
Gin ieoer Der bona fde 3ei4ner Der
petitiOn muB miHen, baB 2nor abio=
Tut feline @bance pat geudblt 81 per=
ben uno baB es fi9 nur UNI cine 9ans
ssmeins politiide Sntrigue banoeln
tann, Die ben 3psd babsn ioa Sper=
ffrests Musfi9tsn su idmd9en.
Seoem %anffdnoig seinnten Weni4en
tnuB oas 8lut In Wallung 9erat6en.
mann er fisbt ME elm als tsiirbig be-
pdbrter 8ertreter i'm n~ationalen &atb
bes Bottles our9 infame &dnfe am
Sieee perbinosrt tperben fon. Ser BIZ
biT9e Blan miro ielbfperfdnolid se=
rabe oas 8egentbeil bon benz errei9en,
mas beabidti9t 1T. Nnffatt 9errn
Operfreet Stimmen 81 rauben, miro
sr ibm bunoerte bon Stimmst1 nuBers
balb isinsr Partei brinsen, bic ct ionft
ni9t srbaltsn bdtte.
Sem Wanne Der bauptid6li4
bur9 feline gner9ie Dem 8Olte Die
frsie 2anbpof : 8ef6rberung gebra6t
bat, feQt man CUR g%etdmpfung einen
Nieser, penn aud einen better eebil=
bsten, segeniber!
Sie WeiBen, bic fi9 fir Die
3anbibatur bss 6errn 3nor in.
tereifren, peroisnsn bic 8era9.
iung zines ieben tpeiBen Biirgers.
grftens neil he Der Hation slauben
MAIDEN baB uniere mo mean city"
tpirtlid beabfdiige, einsn S9maraen
IN ben @OngreB su entienben. speitens
neil lie bic tb6ri9te Sofnung i'm Ne=
ger ndbrsn, oaB es i'm gerei&e Der
M6slidfeit iberbaupt lie9t, bab Elm
gonsreB=Sifrict bes States Snoiana
einen Negsr als &eprdisntanten is
tp1blen t6nnte.
Wenn Sas9art wirfli6 FIR bic @an=
oibatur bon 3nor berantmortli9 if,
bann it Die Nidta9tung bic ibm bon
ben anoeren Mitgliebern bes Semo=
fratiI4en 0ational-@om entgesen-
aebra6t piro. msbr als beroient.
Wir era9ten es als Pfli9t zines ie=
ben reiBen Wdbler in Serrn Oper=
ftreets Sitritt benz Neser 6nor uno
isinen Se~lfersbelfern elm fur ale NAL
tlar MAIDEN, bab berartise aspiratiO-
nen b61is perssbli9 finb, inoem fs
Dbns &hdf9t auf ibre parteiangebOs
risteit fir Oberfreet cine nod ME ba=
seueisne WaiOritdt seben, oas lei Der
prOteft bes peibsn Btirsertbums.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Charles s. Ballard on 3bomas
POwoerlp, She'll pOm iiibusRIidsn
giertel, Sec. Sc. Sp. Is. @anes 8 tn
@entsr 5p. .$2,400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

@ongrsb : &e%prdfentant Obevfreei
miro isbt befinitip feline Gampasne am
Mbeno bes 81. October in Cumberland
er6hnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-26

Wm. Senninss grpan uiro beute
feline @ebstour in Snoiana b~eenoigen.
ct bat i'm @anaen etioa 80 @eoen se'
balten unb feiner eisenen grtldrung
nod Dor iibsr 600. 900 perionsn ses
ipro9en.