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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

Charley Ross ana Frank $. Lewis are to
meet tor the second time on the mat. ~
will be remembered that Ross deieated
Lewis here last winter In a contest az
the Grand theater. The local man IL the
champion middleweight OF the world.
They have signed articles TO wrestle az
the Salt Palace on the 9Th for q SlV
side let and 15 per cent of the gate re-
ccipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

Sound business practice is
as important, here, as the
wealth of nature.
Schilling's Best is the basis
Of it in
tea bikingpowdr spices
eoase aayohns extracts soda
at your grocer's and money.
back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

BOISE.


stolen bases-Delmas. Bruyette, Elsey,
O'Connel, Houtz, Rabbit Elsey,
p'Connel Houtz Rabbit Two base
biits- Marshall, Weaver Three-base hita
,-Gimlin. Home run-Marshall. Bases
on balls--On Essick, 2, Hit by pitched
ball-Hausen, Weed. Clark Struck QUE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
DENVER EXCURSIONS
Nav 2Oth and 21st.

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip
$1,000 Five days transit limit each
way, with final limit OF June 10Th.
City Ticket Office, POI Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
NEW ZEALAND FACTORY GIRLS,

All American travellers I'm New zea-
land take notice Of the happy, rosy
factory girls, whether they are at work
in well ventilated rooms or riding to
and from the factories on their bicy-
Giles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

Gus Llnde and Frank Lewis are match
Ell to wrestle at Logan on the 3lst TOT a
side boto I 800 each, IL will be catch
as-catch-can, best two out Of three fails
George w. Thatcher Is the stakeholder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

The entries for the messenger boys
road race. which vii be run on the END,
have closed. The riders ana their nam
dicaps follows
One and one-half minutes--A Anderson
Zirbes. Wright Nelson. Frederickson,
One minute Mountford. Johnson, Mont
gomery. "Hooligan's Brother
Thirty seconds-Nagley, Bob BAN
RED Ilemenway
Scratch--Ford Bullick Wilkes, Lyon
Mitchell and Claud Jones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

bets on the results az Morris Park are
being taken. AS a result today's profits
10 The pool room men are said to have
Increased. Several OF the big downtown
pool rooms. however, did not fare as wei
ternoor as their patrons are Wall street
men who daily BET large amounts. and the
proprietors were afraid 10 pay out big
bets on information received by telephone.
to bets on NE day after the races instead
Of after each race, these rooms, II Is said,
will resume,
As a result OF this order, the Salt Lake
Turf Exchange Is closed The pool rooms
In the larger cities near the racing CEN
ters viii, OF course be effected by the
order but they will not be closed as
result,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
After Reading Your Magazines

Send them to the Deseret News Book
store for free distribution TO the hos
pitfalls and poor house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
UTAH-NA PARK.

Big Vaudeville show every afternoon
and night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

by Essick, s. BY Wright. T. Time OF
snme-l hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Mccarthy Attendance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
A SMART WOLFE GOWN

The smart gown Illustrated is car
ried out ia the new shade OF parchment
white wolfe, which Is a brownsh yellow
white seen IN old manuscripts. The
skirt has two flounces Of the material
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
A FEW SPORTING NOTES.

Hamburg Belle, why OF last years
futurlty has been declared out OF the
Brooklyn handicap. to be run at Grave
send next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

Tickets are ON sale for the Mccarthy
Sielofr contest next Tuesday az the SAT-
Palace theater, mt 60 and "a West Second
South, and at tho Falstan cafe, ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
WESTERN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
MINERS BEATEN AGAIN.
ReilIy's Indians Trim Smoke.caters,
Nine to Three,

Spokane. May 1S.-Spokane won by hard
hitting In which Carney distinguished
himself with two home runs and a double,
The Miners were unable to hit Hogg at
critical moments. Score
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

Sears, catcher; Comp pitcher; Mar
GETS. first base; lverson, second base;
Hnghy. third base; clifford short stop;
Thomas. left hel1; Griggs, center field
Hellackey right field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
MARSHALL WINS AN ORGAN.
In the Game at Boise Yesterday lie
Knocked Ball Into River.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE


The ball game at Boise yesterday be-
tween the GImllnites and the Infants was
stuhb lruly contested one ana Boise
won by punching hits on Essick IN the
fourth and sixth innings. The result
was six to four In favor OF Honest
Johns Babies.
A feature OF the game was the long hit
by Joe Marshall +. NJ, Bowen OF Boise,
offered 10 the player who made hit over
the fence and into the river q Sl35 Estey
organ, Marshall hit the ball sQuarey
and knocked 1t over the fence and into
the river
The score follows!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

NC Hopper the speedy bicycle rid
err whose return to Salt Lake was an
has arrived here safe and sound and
says he Is in hno SHAPE for the OPEN
ing Of the bicycle season. Hopper brought
the single motc@. previously referred 70,
and expects u break some records TINS
summer Tho motor was built - George
Maxwell OF Denver Hopper viii Keep
up his training, and says he VIII get MS
share OF the prize money this season.
The All Star Short Line bah team y
matched 10 plaV the Eureka team AT
Eureka on Sunday for n side bet Of $40
and the gate receipts The Short Line
team will line up as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19

SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
III arriei

IL 'niS 'i'S' N''''''9' ~ i''4' at 'he
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90. 90 .-'e 'eT - '''o 7"V7'' i-e
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
Go!dfie'd il Fcures.

The production CT TIE leading pro
critics of Goldfield is approximately g
TO- lows. Ccmbinat iCn nine las shiDpe
ore to the value of s25O,OOO, on dump
100000; January has shipped, $500
600, on dump, $250o00. Jumbo he
shipped 's350,o00, on dump, S250,000
Florence has shipped, s25o000, o.
dump, $250,o00; Sards.orm has shir
ped $4,000. Total value of all or;
shipped, $1,175,000. Tota! value of al
ore on the dumps, secs GOO.
The other properties have only
lately begun shipments, and anythins
like exact figures cannot be obtained
Altogether it is safe to say that tn,
camp has produced approximately
$2,50G,0 600 worth OF ere in the last sly
months, and the production for tho
next six months viii be three time
that amount, conseryat iyely speaking
as the pproductiCn a the present time
is averaging about $4,000 a day.
The biography CT some Ct the early
pioneers Of this vond orful district
would read like - Thousand and one
Nights" Fortunes have been made II,
single day. Men absolutely vi 4
out means have accrmulated fortune
one blow Ct the pick. one turn o.
he spade uncovered the golden wealth
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
Local Train Reeumes.

The Reno local train on the South
ern Pacific, which was taken Off sew
eral weeks ago by the company on
account of lack CT business has been
re-established again and will begin
running within the next week, prob
ably on next Monday. The traffic to
this city from the west has been so
heavy that the overland trains have
been unable to take care of it without
losing valuable time and accordingly
the local will be put into service again
When interviewed this morning by
Gazette reporter, Agent Williams
stated that the train would soon be
put into service again and that the
officials were employed now in pre-
pairing the tine table, which will be
substantially the same as the old ono
The train will run between San
Francisco, arriving here each morning
and departing for the west il the after
noon. Sparks viii De the eastern te~-
ninal
The news that he train has been
put on is gladly received by the V. &
T. patrons who have been compelled
to wait for several hours each day On
connections a ~ ncint.-Gzaette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20

Dies.

In San Francisco, Cal, October a,
1904. Justine Wiclow Zabriskie, wife
of the late Captain Z. B. Zabriskle, ana
mother of Christine Zabriskie, a ma
tive of Louisiana.
The deceased was a former resi-
dent of this city and spent consider
able of her life in Nevada. She ana
CAPTAIN Zabriskie were among the
highly respected people of Carson CITY
and the many friends Of the family Will
deeply regret to learn OF her dea'h'
Chris Zabriskie has scores OF 1rlenas
here who will sympathize with him IN
the death of his mother.
The funeral will be held from the
r O. O. F. Chapel Crematory, San
Francisco on Sunday the 23d at 2:5t
D. m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
PROPHESIES A GRAND VICTORY.
An fastener From the Gold Camps
Of the Opinion That Democracy
Will Win.

Raymond d. Harris of Washington,
Western States is in Reno, after 4
visit to the Tonopah and Goldfield
mining districts. To a representative
of the Journal he talked yesterday al
ternoon as to the political situation
and mining possibilities in the great
mining camps.
In the opinion Of Mr. Harris the
Democratic party will carry Nevada
by an overwhelming vote in the pres
ent campaign if the sentiment that
prevails at Tonopah and GOldfield is
an indicator
According to expressions, he sad
that the Democrats regardless of po-
litical feeling and many men who have
hitherto supported the Republican
party Will vote as a united army for
State ticket He further stated that
in his opinion the facCrite sentiment
toward the Democratic party in New
vada had been largely the result Of
the excellent showing Of Congressman
Van Duzer in the House Of Represent
tatives as we'll as Senator NcWlands
in the Senate and Governor Sparks in
the administration Of state affairs
Nj harris made special reference tC
70 oopT1rct of Mr. Van Iflz1fs in mat.
ters affecting Nevada and the working
men. and stated that to his persona!
knowledge Mr.. Van Duzer had given
his untiring support and advocacy
to all measures in which the peOp'e
of the State of Nevada are cOncerne l.
and worked inoxhaustlbly for the vel
fare Of the working class as a whole
Mr.. Harris said that the voters Of Ne
vada should take facts into consider
alton when they go to the polls and
that they would make a grieyOus mis-
take should they fail to return, Mr.
Van Duzer to Congress.
As to Tonopah and GoldfeId Mr.
Harris stated that the two camps arc
destined to become the greater min
ing centers of the United States. The
people of the East he explained, are
just realizing the mineral possibilities
Of Nevada. and he predicted a grea
rush of Fasteners to Tonopah an
Goldfeld next spring.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20

.rr,,, o,--,, ,,r.,i-o. and s,r7,,c
Miss Ethel Stone VINO has been
n seech r. :aalth las returned great
" in,nrcva3
Mr. II. = too wen E"oNA II I'M 3
CITY. haS boon appointed a7s.~''':1
12@-i@E q ne state Il. MI ..s -s.SF
Joe },2.@a%F, . faro dealer. VII
SHOT. ". :. Field. @amhic". IN the
0borcn sos". Al SPARKS, mas neeo
,,-,,,+.- ..,.-,,7 f,,,.- .,-.-r. ..oa.l., 7..77
o- p. aaa
- i9-.r o'@3"ch ts:"a- .sss 4#.5= Pear
- Tho Elnn~r nm "Et ha "1ft,f7T'-.'
/ o-t gwen q 0ofne o.3 >-o lady n@n'-
ing he same will r. given the SUM {
Sc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
JAPANESE A3E REFUSED.
he Dead of Soth Armies Lie Piled
in ~ Irestricable Mass.

FiDYATUN. Six Miles East o.
hakhe, Oct. 19.-Fighting still contin-
as almost along the whole front TIE
apanese have made an unc;. slut
tempt to recapture Lone Tres f-ilI
ut the Russian infantry has me, sew
raj attacks and repulsed thor, all.
here was terrific cannonading las:
light EEery one IS terribly exhaus,-
d bit full of fight Heavy rains con
inue
Tho battlefield C Lone Tree Hill
PRESENTED the most awful spectacle
hat can be conceived Russian ami
'araneeC dead are mingled in heaps
n inextrica BILE confusion. The ground
s strewn with broken rifles that hal
beer smashed in hand to hand fight
ing. Everything seems to have bcaa
utilized as weapons
Russian docto~s are working heroic
ally on the Stops of the hill in an at
tempt to save these of the wounded
who still survive but the japanese
up 4 swapping fro and render the work
relief both difficult and dangerous.
TIE lighting today Stacked consid-
orahly owing to the rain and the I'M
raeeaA'e condition Of the roads.
RUSSIANS ATE ADVANCING.
NE-ED:rN, Cct 1a.-It is reported
4l~f ~ yc-,-~..,, ,,.,,,-- :; o1--.,,.-;,,,~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
Gazetteer and Business Directory.

Mr.. Lewis Livingston representing
the California Gazetteer, published by
the Suits-Shuman Co. of San Francis
co. called at cur office yesterday and
left q copy of the above edition. It
is a very complete book in every re-
pect and will he found very useful
to all business and professional men,
The company are now getting data
and information Tor the 1908 Nevada
edition which Will include California,
It will contain every city, village ana
pcstofice giving q full description oi
same. its industries. population. raj
road fare from Reno for the State q
Nevada, and San Fransico for Cali
fornia. showing the distances and no"
to reach any place in both States
The publishers will he thankful for an
information that will be for the wei
fare of the STATE. and viii also publish
free. names Of 1anchers and frui
growers. The price Of the works Wi
be $500 and every business and pre-
fessi0na1 man should have copy Q
tho same. al information should b
addressed Reno Office, Chamber c
Commerce.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
North Rapidan Shut Down.

E. D. Boyle, superintendent of the
North Rapidan mine at Como, laid off
all the miners On the 18th. inst. He
expects some Of the directors Of his
company out from the East about the
goth. when plans will most likely be
adopted regarding what shall be done
with the property.-Enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20
Fine 'Photcs.

TIE Carbon studio has some fine ex
ampIes of the Photographic art On dis
play in the kitzmeyer Drug Store.
Some are of cabinet size while others
are enlargements. The work is first
class and people who desire such work
will find it to their advantage to cal
at the studio rather than give orders
to outsiders. r..-..-..x .- ..... +
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-20

The Reno High School football team
will play a match game with 'ie HlNo
High School team in Elko on Ihanhs-
giving day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Bon Der Straffam mer
IN 2iineburs 1T Der aus 6amburg GEE
biirtige QanbeIsmann Rarl Bunners,
Der aebn Monate unf4ulbig I'm 3uHts
bauie ssfenen bate, i'm Wieberaufnabs
meperfobren freigefpron<n tporben. CT
mar I'm October 1902 bon Der 5tpeiten
Straffummer bes 2anbgeri1ts 2iine>
burg ipegen getperbSmSSiser 9eblerei
gu 1a4 Sobren 3u9tbuus perurtb<ilt
iporben. neil Ct flr iiberfiibrt era9tet
ipurbe, bon ber 2abuug zines geiunies
nsn @&iffes 20 GentMr Mobgubsiien,
bte gsftcblen tpuren, 6sfuuft az .bdben.
Ru9btm 3. bon Der &irofanIfdIt aus
bus Wisbsruufnabn,<b bate
ktreibex lufen, ipurbe Ct ittt In ber
erneuttn Werbdnblung freigeipro9en.
Sein Wertbeibiger bdt nunmetr bean;
trast, benz unf@ulbigW gWtrurtkilten auf
@runb bes @<fs5es' bonn 90. msoi 1899
bon @toatspegen tine Gntf&dbigung
ju5ufpre&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Sntianapois, Snb, WOntas, mdrs 1904
Bon jumseu etrol&en iibsrtaaen
llnb faeubIi& Suseri@tst iparb Or. gortu
R. eeetb tn @eft Snbianapolis.

Bon ben Dolilihen 2arI6 unb
Spslbp uurben beute Morgen Dor
3ogesarauen Pawn" @bepbarb, IL.
non No. 80l 9Irbor Mpe.. unb paul
4rotberfieIo, 16, bon y4o. 722 Riper
4pe., unter Der Mnilage bes Gtraben.
rnubes perbaftet. Die beiben iun9en
.Rowdies" iino beI9uloiqt, am
Sonntag Woraen ben auf benz 6eim.
mcgee begriiensn Or. gorfe3 Wa. Qeetb
BON Blaine Mue. unb Worris Ctr j,
auf Der Riper Mbe. nabe Der Mrrris
Str. In @emeini&aft NIT einerl brit.
ten Strol&e iiberfallen unb ju berau-
ben perIu&t 5u baben. wlit einem
2ntippel ooer S&la9rin9e iuurbe benz
Doctor bas Naienbein serf&lagen,
auberoem trug ct mebrere iteubli@e
@eHdtswunoen babon unb murbe
ihredlid augeri2tei. Die @auner
our4iu8ten etliGe Eaf&en bss am
9coen lieaenoen Doctors, ipuroen
isoo4 psri3eu9t, aIs bisiem mebrere
Geuerwebrleuie uom spribsnbauis
go. 19 5u 0hlfe eilten. 2estt 5atte
etma 800 bel fn.
Sbepbarb uno 1rotherfislb tpurben
auf ibrer Glu&t bon elmer Grau an
Der @iper gbs. eriannt. unb bic poli.
3ei tpuroe bena&ri&tiet. Sbr @enons.
unb 2 Grauen3immer, bie f9 bel ben
8 Strpl9en befunben batten unb BEN
Doctor cine sanse etrede langt aefolst
uarsn, ebe Der usberfaQ auBaefubri
warb, werben uca bon Der poIijei
gsfudt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

glmira, q. D., z. Gebr. &C.
gen 412 lltr lebte Wabt brad In elmer
Gisarren.Gabrit i'm grbgei&oife bes
2pceum 9beatsrsebdubes Elm Geuer
aus. iuel&es als5alb bas san3e 9duier.
gepIert bebrobte.
Das 2pcsum.8beater, gigentbum
BON Col. o. 6. Robinion, tpurbe nit
einem WerluRe bon $68. 900 b6lia ger.
fort, sbsnio bic glts' 0oasnbals etc.,
uno Der iibrise 3bsil bss Hlods murine
gum getraee bon minbeaens $50. 900
bei&doiet. 0p. Hculle. Der 1a6nen'
wlauaser bss 9beaters, tuuroe beinube
eritidt. Die .Glemina Repertoire 60. :"
berlor ibre @oltiime unb Geenerien.
I'm llbr beute Woraen uurbe ouf
Der Hubne oes nNuoitoriums" i'm
Reaitp. .@ebdube nsben benz 2pceum elm
0lgetrdniter, brennenoer 2umpen ge'
funben. unb i4liebt man bieraus, oab
bsioe 7beater bon Hrnnbliiftern snt.
5iinbet uursen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
gonbention Der 9ebrers% %ereini.
enae bes iisli&sn Snbiana's.

9(m Donnerfng. ben 81. Wdrj. am
5reitas unb Samfag, ben l. unb 2.
Mpril, mtrb BIER oie Contention Der
0ebrer.Wereinisuns bes itibIi&en Sn.
binna's abgebalten tperben.
SIR bic am Donntrifag Mbeno In Der
9omlinIon 6nls fnttfinOsnbe grOff.
nunss'Gsier III folsenoss programm
aufgefellt uoroen:
Or8elsSolo.
@sbst-Rsp. Soibua Stansfelo.
Mnipra9e bes M9tb. u. 81. Smee-
nep, prdfbsnt Der Snbpls. e9ul.
beb0rbe. D:rielhe mar i'm Sabre
1885 pr6fbent Der Qe5rer.Werei.
niaune Oes fibli&en Snbiana's.
Wortrng bss prdfosnten gotpin g.
waonroe bon Granffort iiber bas
9bema .Die Musfi&tsn."
Wortras bes 9r. 5. %. gai6fut,
prdRbent Der Ohio Weslepn llni.
berEtdt, Delaware, 8.
Mm Grsitog wormittag unb Na@'
mittaa unb am eamfua Wormittaa
werOsn in beri9ieOenen S9ulen Der.
iammluugen ser ueri&ieoenen Sectio'
nen nb9ebulten. In wel&en 5abIrei&e
berporragenoe pdbasosen Wortrdse
balten tueroen.
I'm Greitag Mbenb finbet In Der
9omlinion 6alls cine 8ei@afts.Der.
fammluna ifutt. Dor berielben pirb
Or. glmer 8rpun. QrdRbent Der Sn.
biuna llniperftdt, einen Uortrug iiber
bas 9tsma: Die pbilippinen'S Situa.
tion" balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
gforS Snbianapolis' Serbens.
ranes=0sieai&aft.

Dem Hsiipisle Der Burger bon Der
Mefieits, Wef Suoiunapolis uno an
berer @tabttbsile folgenb, pollen nun
aud BE Norb SnbiunapoIiIer eine
vyvbsRerunass@ @sIsuf&aft" !.
itn's 0ebeu rufen. I'm = cbne RID
R4t auf 9parteisupeb6risleit &c. = ftir
bas mobl ibrss @tabttbeiles einautre.
ten. gu bsm Hsbufe iOa am 0ienfag,
8. Wdr5, Mbenbs 8 lltr, In Der Wocb'
mems oaq an ubel' unb Gliftcn'etr.
eine WafmberiammIuns fatinben,
~ Der otIe Hprb.S SnbInnuppljler brtn'
eenb einatIabsn Hnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Gspoliterts 8suen fiir zobia@tise fsbEen
INNER nod In Der Sail unO In Der poli'
aei'Station.

Werria 9smaree. Der tobIh&tige GAR
msr aus Sobniou gouutu, Der In Der
Sail INNER nod auf feline usberfnb'
rung iu's Srrenaipl barrt, ueriu&te
beute Woraen In eineni abermaliaen
Wutbanfalls, iid In ieiner 3e0e ben
S9dosl einjurenuen, uno Ct bra4ie fip
aud bsinabe um.
gs III bobe 3sit, bah bic Gountp'
GommiHdre enoli& aufwa&en uno in
Der Sail, tpIe bon Der Gountp. .1eb0rbe
fir Wobltbdtiateits.etc. .AnIfaIten iuIe'
oerbolt empfoblen, aspoliisrts 3ellsn
fur 9obIu4iiae einridtsn lahen.
Disislbe Wsrbeiieruna ibut In oel
polilsi.StatiOn oringsnO nOtb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Die Mr6eiter.9aesr Der eaalt
Smprobement 60.
@erben bon Der etaatss @sIunbteitss We,
t0rbe inipicirt iperben.

goubsrueur 9urbin bat bsute In
Golse bes Beri&ts. uel&en ibm
Gtants.Mrbeits.g gcmmiHdr Wc@prmad
iiber bic eeiunb5eitseefdbrIi9sn gu.
itdube In ben NrbeIterIossrn Der e&uit
Improvement Go. IN Dearborn gountp
eingtrei&t bot, bic 6tants.@ @eiunb.
belts 1eb6rbe uufgfcrbert. ihrsrieits
eine Snipectipn ber Eager por3une6.
men unb barna& ju tra&ten, bob bic
GeIeQi&aft Die werbefierunssn, tpel&e
bic @etbrbe nnorbnsn tpirb, aud wirl.
LID ausfnsren mirb.
Die Bebbrbe tuirb uubrI&einli& TN
2aufe ber @p&e tinen Snipsrtpr mad
ben 2oseyn ienhen. Die 1pipItals
Worlstrunaeu In bsnIeIben iinb mad
hsr @naabe bes etaats.G GommiiIdrs ~.
ErlebenReQenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
Mn@ Giner BON 9eneu, bie ntdt
a4e werben.

Nanbsm srif nsrli& elm bieiiger ID.
oIidsr 2aufmunn ME bsri4tet bon
einem S9pinbler mittelf elmer Con.
f0berirten $100.Hil bei&ummelt NOR.
ben mar, tlaate geItern Der 2ur3paa'
rsnbdnoler Sobn 1orinfein bon go.
2627 WsIi Wi&iaan Str. Der poli5ei
bas 9lei9e 2eib. Ct bate am Sam.
ifag einsm llnhelannten fur 81 Waaren
bsriauft unb bemielb:n auf eine (gon.
f5oerirte) $l00.@ill 500 in sutem
@elbe berausseaeben. st msrtts ben
S6winbel erf, als er beute Wprgen
bic Hil auf Der Hani osponiren ipoIte.