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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-24
COUNT CASS|NI'S
DINNER PARTY
Gay Company at Board Of
the Ambassador.
MISS ROOSEVELT A GUEST
Feast Was in Nature of Farewell to Mr..
Wauters, Secretary of Belgian
Legation.
MISS ROOSEVELT A GUEST

The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini entertained a dinner PARTY at the
Russian embassy last evening. having
as guests Miss Roosevelt, the charge
daffaires Of the italian embassy and
Countess di Cellere, the Countess Antoi-
NELL, Miss Josephine Boardman. Miss
Isabel May. the counselor of the
Belgian legation. Mr.. wauters; the
ViscOunt dc ChambrUn. and The Prince
de- Bearn, of the French embassy. and
Count Hoyos. and Herr Rubido-Zichy. OF
the Austrian embassy.
The dinner last evening was in the IA
ture Of 4 farewell to Mr.. Wauters. the
popular first secretary OF the Belgian
legation. who remained over to attend
the dinner. but who leaves Washington
today for New York. and Will sail Oh
Saturday for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ellis entertained
last evening at dinner party. followed
by bridge.
Colonel Raspopow. the military at
tachc of the Russian embassy. celebrat-
ed his birthday Monday By a gathering
OF friends in his apartments at the
Highlands. The guests who made merry
we're the Russian ambassador and Coun-
tess Cassini. the naval attache and
Nine. Boutokon. and Mr.. Bobron and
Mr. Gutowski. of the Russian embassy
staff. and Captain Fournier. military at
tache Of the French embassy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis entertained
last evening at a dinner party, followed
by bridge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-24

Senator and Mrs. Shelby NJ Cu1lom
will close their house on Massachusetts,
Avenue on Saturday and go TO Spring
field. H.. their home. They will spend
much of the summer at the Park Hotel
in Chicago.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
Msitatton fir Sfentlt@e Babe.
Yl6te.

Seitbem Der Gau Greet Elm t1eues
Wenfdenopfer seforbert bat, 1T bic
asitatiun fir 6Hentli9e 8abepldbe
tpieber Iebbaft i'm @ange unb es III
m6alid, baB in Der nd6fen Sibung
oes Stabtratbs cine biesbe3i9lide Or.
binana einserei9t uerben tuirb.
Ser Coroner 1T Der Mnfi9t, baB
etpa orei pldbe am Gaa Greet reip.
Wbite &ibsr als 0ifentlide 8abeplabe
arsertorer1 ueroen iOlen. 9iefelbsn
folsn bon 2-5 ubr Na9mittass uno
BON 6-8 ubr Tbenbs tpdbrenb Der
g~abeiaiion, Is. SUM- Big Is. Septbr.
= benz publitum 3ugdngli9 iein uno
elm jeber plab fo1 unter Der Nuff9i
zines bon Der Stabt an9eitelten Wan,
nes. uel9er bes Sdwimme1s tunoi9
iii. ffeben. gr elaubt. baB bic Mus=
Iaeen fi9 auf ni9t mebr als $500 be-
laufer tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
3pfipieIiae @ehabilitiruna.

@elb madt befanntli9 in China bic
les tpieber gut unb bat i'm 2ei9e Der
Mitte einen tpeitrei9enben ginflub. Sc
fann fogar einem Manbarinen, Der tpez
gen alSu GROCER 8eitehli9teit abgeiebt
porben tit, feinen poften unb bamit
fem gauges Mnfeben tpieberperf9affen.
0as tit aIerbinss cine iebr tbeure Sc
f9i6te. 60 tpurbe bor einieer 3eit in
Der propins &udngtung elm 8e5trtsz
ri9ter nit S9impf unb S9anbe ent=
lafen. Sa er jebo9 Elm iebr permD@
senber Mann NOR, 10 iteuerte er bic
betrG9tli9e Summe BON 10000
Saels fir bic llnterbriiduns Der gm=
pDruns in Der Na9burproDins &uangfi
BEL unb lieferte auberbem mod Maufsr<
setpebrs i'm Wertbe BON 10000 Saels.
3ufammen lieb er ii9 feline Rebabili>
tirung alfo beinabe $125,O00 toften.
Sas pirfte. Sin FOLDER Spfermutb
riibrte bic suitdnbieen boben Wanbaris
men bermaben, bab fie benz Manne als<
balb einen bDberen Stang als fem frii<
berer unb auberbem bic Mntpartf4aft
auf ben eintrGsliden poften zines Sao@
tai ober Observation-Disclosures bers
f9afften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
@runbeisentbums llebertrasnusen.

Wilian s. Cannon an &ailrot
Wen's Building & Sabinss Nfn..
Cots 4, 8, Is unb 80, Clifton plact
Mob., wefli9 bon Clifton Str, n6rb=
lid bon 81. Str. $1125.
SObn 5. Nppel an bieislbe. Cots 6
big Is unb "a, S9rolude's Mabiior
Mpe. Abb.. tpeftli6 bon Waotfon Mbe.
tlabe @iirtelbabn. $4,000.
Winiam %. @iGiam an Sun q.
gafabrooi, Got Is. Square 1, Sn.
bianaplis Gar @o.'s Mbb., itbIi9 bel
Ntlas Werte. $4,000.
@up &. gffabroot an Wiliam 80.
@iQiams, bas ndmli9e @~runbftid.
So, 1000.
Mrtbur 9. gromn an Sobn 6.
ploeser, Got 81 in Winobort pIacs
Mbb., tuefli9 bon Mabiion ape. nDrb.
LID bon Der @trtelbabn. $1,000.
Sofepb 6. Glad an @iola 6. Solbe.
man. She'll bon, iib6tliden @iertel
in Sec. 4, 9p. Is, &ange 3 in Wapn'
Somnfbip. $4,000.
2ora @leafort u. u. an &oie @on.
nor, She'll bon Got 25 in ,0aien's
Sprinsbale Nbb., rorb6fli6 Dor
Woobruf Place. $1,000.
Wiaiam Msf on George Sad, 60
102 in Rubbeu & 0inton's parl
pIace Nbb., n6rbIi9 bon Gair 8ant,
$4,000. mi.
@iqiam Didion an Muguff Rubn,
Cots bon 2 Biz IL In Stubbins' Mai.
ia9uIetts Npsnue, auii9en 81 Strab'
unb parf Mbenue, Worbfeite bon Mai
iaduietts Nbe. $24, $50.
Sobn We0ep an Sarab goDf. cir
She'll bon &ot 2 In Darnel's Subj
Sbeil bon part plaee, @efisits bel
Sainois StraBe uno 1Drbli9 BON be,
Greet. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
aie sfinns ii sSapan.

l1eber Die ureinfpQbner bes japanis
fden Snielretfes, bic Minus, finben
ii9 in einem Der lebten 6efte bes vgbis
nefe &ecorber onb Miifionarp Sour
mol" einige intereHonte 4ngdben. 0arz
na9 baben bic 5rauen Der Minus, unz
ter benen ii4 piele f9One 5iguren fin=
ben, feline 9Gnbe unb 5iibe, ausse=
Sei6nete .3Gbne unb eine frii9e Sc
ii9tsfarbe, Der bas iiblt6e SGtoptren
UNI ben Munb faum bel Gintrag tbut.
Die Srduen itnb bur9peg bef9eiben
unb teufd. @on ben bibf9en unb an
aie6enben &inbern tpirb unbebtngter
9eborfam ~seforbert. Die Mdnnsr finb
gerabe unb treu, babel mpralif6 unb
bOfli9. sic biirfen nur Elm Weib neb>
men. Sas 9eiratben lit linen niGt
bor benz 81. unb ben MGb9en ni6t Dor
benz II. Sabre erlaubt. @enn Elm iuns
ger Mann Elm Mdb6en beimaufibren
piinf9t, 10 mub er erit bic grlaubnib
feines 9duptlinss einbolen, nit benz
Batter feiner Grpdblten fpreden gu
birfen. Wtrb er bon btsfem eiinftig
a%ufsenommen, bunn f9idt er benz MGb>
den einen iapanifden @egenitanb als
'@ef9ent gu, pomit bic @erlobung err
tldrt 1T. Die 9o4seit folst unmittel>
bar barauf. Sas 9o43eitsgei9ent beg
8rGutisams beftebt meiftens in Sbr=
rinsen fopie In einem f9Onen iapunis
f9en umi9lagetu9 (&imono).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
Yoliseai9es.

pofi3ift Cite ertpirtte geffern
einen 0srbaftsbefebl gesen Doc" Sa=
coma, einen glerf in G6brin9's gifen=
tuaaren.6 anbluna, go. $50 8irgi-
mia gbe. Serfelbe foa auf benz Sei=
tenpe9e an Der Gburdman @De. uuf
ieinem WOtOr= 3weirab ME Elm ge0lter
gliB oabirseiauft fein uno auf oieie
Weife bas 2eben Der GuBgduger Be-
brobt habeu.
Sn urdtbarer Gufre9una
fam ssfern 5rau 2i33ie Campbell bon
Sib alabama Strabe in Die YOlisei,
Station gefiirst unb iaste, bab tie bon
Stuoenten perfOlgt perbe. Sieielben
9dtten b.reits iiber 100 perionen err
morbet, UNI bic 2ei9en fur college
3mede 3u bertpertben.
Sic tpurOe ibrer eigenen Si4erbeii
tuegen eingeipsrrt uno miro auf ibren
@eifes3uftanb unteriuGt merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
6drkifd5r soup!ackerriem.
8as berbotene s1utornobu uuo BET ifaatsees
tdbrIide 6erulpredler.

Gin fiirsli9 in &onitantinopel eirz
9etroffener 9eianbti6afts : Ntta9e
bra9te fem @utomobil i'm Wert6e BON
$3.50 nit. Die tiirtii6en 3oGbeb0rs
ben peiserten, fi9, bic Mai9ine berz
aus5ugeben, unter Dem 8Orpanbe, bdb
beren 8snusuns in Der Sirtei nod
ni9t seitattet lei. Die 9eianbti9aft
tbeilte Die Nnii9t Der 8eh0rben, bab
bic 8enubuns zines 4utpmobils in BEN
ensen StroBen Der Sauptitabt cine
Dffentli9e 9efabr bilben piirbe. Der
@ttaae perpflidtete iiG babsr, ii6 iei>
mes Wagens ni9t gu bebienen. Oa er
i'm aber ni9t fofort na9 9aufe Suriid=
i9iden fonnte, Bat er, bab man linn
seftatte, ben Maeen in elmer &emiie
auf5ubetpabren, bamit sr ni9t auf Der
3oGftation einrofte. Nber tpeber Gr<
tldrunsen mod @erpfli9tunsen nod
enersif4e S9ritte Der @efanbtf9aft
bermodten ben bartnGdisen Weiserunz
gen Der 3onbeb0rben segeniiber etpas
aussuri9ten. Snspii6sn fab Der
atta9e i4 senOtbist, fir einiss Wo>
diem in feline 9eimatb 5urifsufebren;
er Bat baber, bab mar linn seitatten
mDse, iein Mutomobil pieber mit5us
nebmen. Selbit bas purbe linn perz
t%peieert, ober pielmebr mon eeitattete
es linn, aber unter Der BeoinQuno. bdR
er fofort $3.50 beponire; bic Summe
fOute linn auridse9eben iperben, tpen1
sr bur9 cine amtli9e 8ef4einisuns
slaubbaft na9sepisien baben tpiirbe,
bab Der Wagen am 8eitimmunssorte
ansefommen lei. Nun fpurbe aber bic
@eianbtf9aft ernftli9 bDie nnb iagte
ben 3%oubebOrben in biperfen S9reiben
bittere Wabrbeiten. Oas pirfte. Die
3DIner faben enbli9 Elm, bab Tie gu
nett gegangen paren, unb saben bas
4utomobiI beraus.
Cine @efanbtfdaft bate bic grDbte
Miibe, bon Der 3oubebDrbe bic Ser
aussabe zines fir cine S19lerpert>
ftatt beftimmten Motprs gu ~erlansen;
bic 8ebOrbe fiirdtete ndmli6, Der Moz
tor Tonne fir Elm Nutomobil bsnubt
tperben. @inem anberen 9efanbten
tpOIte mar Elm Selepbon, bas er iid
fir ieinen perfDnli4en @ebrau9 bate
fommsn lafien. ni6t be~rausseben, neil
man barunter etpas Staatseefdbr>
li4es tpitterte; erft nadbem Der Sc
fanbte bod unb beiIig perii9ert bate,
bab fein SelepbOn ben 8sftnnb bes tiirz
tif4en Rei9es, niat in, Jrase fteIen
tuerbs, CAB man es idtperen 9ersens
frpi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
NaGriGtsn aus Snbtana
Gin gnte.l bon Sobn Quin=
cp Adams ina t b.
unb mtttelIos

CO Adams IN a t r.
unbm ttteIIos.
Marion, z. Suli. Gin @reis
bon IS Sahren iudte gefern um auf=
nabme in bic Soloatenbeimatb na4.
gr ~bebauptst, Elm gntel bon SObn
Quinep Noams, benz 6. prdfoenten Der
Ser. Staten gu fein. @r bot feline
6reunoe msbr unb 1T %Doafdnoig
mitteIos.
eIeetrif9e 8abn=
linie gewhn9 I.
Columbus z. Suli. ueber
$50, 900 Mntbeile finb iopeit in Der um-
seseno ge3eidnet, UNI cine nexe Snter=
urban=2ini BON bier nod enttpeoer
seymour ober Nortb 0ernor gu bauen.
Sa bic @efeQf6aft i'm @an3er 1lur
$50, 900 sebrau9t uno auberbem nur
20 SUB auf ieber Settle Der @eleiie, 10
iollte es ni9t i9per fallen, bas Inter
nebmen In furaer 3eit 3u bermirfli&en.
Muf Der Su9e mad ber-
9munbenen &inbern.
@barIestown, z. Sult. Muf
Der Gu9e nod 3wei fleinen 2naben,
gbmarb 9inton unb Sobn @risbt,
bic Dor 3pei @o9en burd einen Strol9
bod ibrem WObnorte fortselodt tpurs
ben, bereiien Wm. Clinton uno Srober
Garner, ausenblidli8 ben iiioli9en
She'll bes Staates. 8eibe benuber ibre
Gabrrdber unb famen seitern bier an,
DC fie bic Spur Der WermiBtsn big bier
ber b~erfolstsn, 8eioe ieBen beute
ibren @es itibli4 fort.
9 m ibnoiIes 0er-
d h | b zines
@eifli4en.
81 d m b, z. Suli. Nep.
glpooo .. @llts, paftor Der SHo s.
Ctr. wGrienos" =2irde unb Sruftse bes
Garlbam college, 1T felt Sienftaa
Na9mittas fpurlOs beridwunoen. St
mar Jim l ubr bonn 9auie fortsesan=
gen unb omar nit Der Nbfi9t, sinise
&e9nunsen su be3ablen. gu bieiem
3psde bate er etpa 800 gu ii9 ss=
ftsdt. Ssitoem bat feline Tamilie i'm
ni9t mebr aeieben. Siefelbe befinbet
fd natiirli4 in GROCER Nufregung.
Dnnam t.Mttentat
9amrenceburg, Sno., z.
Suli. Cine Weile unterbalb Der
Staot puroe Sames WiliOns 0aus=
boot am Obioufer nit Spnamit in bic
Suft gefprengt. Wilions Jrau unb
tleines Sinh fino wabrideinlid babel
u%mgetommen.
@ilion bat felt mebreren Sags1
Hart getrunfen, unb es 1T betannt,
oab CT unb feline Grau STREET. batten.
Sic Sriimmer bes Sausbootes liegen
am ufer 5ertreut. Die @rploion
tuuroe bier geb6rt, absr man 9laubte.
Der Small riibre bon sire Graders"
Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

Die y9pDns @oaI Co." bon 2pons;
capital SIS, 900; 9ireetoren: @iaiam
Rates. q. s. Wiuters uno SEQ. 6.
Saniep.
Die v@conomp 9oan Co." bon
Snbianapolis; capital 50, 600; Diret=
oren: Grant 6. Burton, Grant 5.
Smith, &ap s. SUTHERLAND, %. s..
&af4ig unb Jlet9er Mebearis.
Sie ,Plainfielb Oil ane 8as Co."
bon plainfielo; CAPITAL $40, 900; Si-
rectoren: Sobn %. Mar!baa, Sames
s.. Softer, @iqiam Sulpes, @obiion
Ballard uno Winis g. Soan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

9 auerl b 9efne.-
u. s.. grotpn, 8adfein : Experiments
poteI, Werioian. uno pratt-S trabe,
$50, 600. - Sobn @bislett, ~stpeiif6di-
ges 9oI3 3 Soppelgebduoe, go. 1922
Norb @apitol Mbe., 1875. = 6arrp
q. DiIfon, aueit6diges 9ol3.D pppeI=
gebdube, 154-156 Wef 80. @trabe,
$4,000. = 8efen & 2anssn, umbau,
13 nnb Is Wef Wafbinston Str,
$40. 600. - W. 8. Care, ltmbau,
IS 81 Warplanb Str, binten, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

9 u9einbanb aus Mens
f9enbant. Oer fransDff9e Nitros
nom Camille Slammarion beiibt elm
4ud, bos nit !5aut o elmer 9ame
eineebunben lit, bic au ieinen ~eifrisften
S4iiIerinnen sebDrt bate. sic fpra4
In ibrem Iebten WiGen ben Wunf9
ai.s, bob ibr por benz 8egrdbuiB Die
Ridenbait %absel0ft. etn eeiuifes Bud
bamtt eingebunben unb biefes benz GEE
lanuten @elebrten gefaentt tuerben
fpIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
9as proipertremae Warton=
Gomntb.

Sie totale ginf4dbuna Der Corpora
tione1 in Warion @ountD belduft fG
in bieiem Sabre auf $3,354.375 mebr
aIs i'm bsrfloHenen Sabre. Ser &C.
fammtpsrtb Der @~orporationen beldufi
i9 auf 21.319.6 21 sessr, $17. $685.
242 In 1908.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

Uom JugenDgertht gu
Oenber, Col, nesben I'M beurigen
Sommer 9unberte bon &naben IN bic
3uderriibenfelber BET 2onsemont, Col.
gef9idt, um unter Inlettuns bon DUFF
febern bort 5u arbeiten. Die &naben
perben entfpre9enb ausgeitattet unb
fonnen S1.2O Biz So perbienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

Seine ionfi9e Gtdrte berubt auf
burd nidts gefiderten 8eripre&un9en.
Die 9earfs2eute ftibren nod INNER
cine asrsifipe Champagne unb uenr,
man he reber bbrt, iolte man benfsn,
bob bic Domination bes .gsl5en"
Sournaliffen 10 gut ME fiber lei. Nber
wie bas berausre9nen, 1T Elm &dtbiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
Ste oemofratti6e Cots
nentton.
6 t. 8, z. Suli.

Die Ga9lase in Ct. 2ouis bat big
ieBt nod feline 2ldruns erfabren. Sb=
uobl Barrier cine sr6bere Stdrte als
man 3usrf slaubte 3eigt, 10 1T Dor benz
erffen Ballot ales nur SPECULATION.
9ie @ebe bes YorfBsrs @bamp @larf
NOR BON Qnfans Bis @noe cine i9arfe
iinb sumeiit ssre9te 0erbammung Der
@ooiebeltf9sn Administration, uno
berienigen, tpsl9e slauben, bab tie, I'm
patrioten 3u iein, bic pclitit& uOiepelts,
tuelhe tberbaupt nur bic politit zines
Opportuniiten lei, unterifiiBen mtiBten.
Wen1 Der prdioent ieines boben Iui=
tee fid uiirois sei9en wolte, 10 miiBte
er bic 2eute bera6ten, mel9e iagen Der
prdFbent perfolst cine falide pOlitit
bini9tlia Der pbilippinen, aber mir
miiRen ben Yrdibenten unterfftben.
Wan nebme ben 5aa, baB Waibinston
unb bic 2sgislatur bon 8ir9inien ben
l1sbersriHsn @eOrse beg Sritten, behen
l%ntertbanen fe uaren, geiagt hdtten,
feline gndbise Maiefdt bat .stpar nit
anOrbnuna Der Sbeefeuer neine hinge.
redtigtsit besansen, aber mir als CUTE
9tirser miiKen i'm unterfiiben, anfatt
bic 2sttert gu serreieen, 10 udren mir
anffatt elmer slorrei9en &epubiit beute
nod eneliide @olonien.
9at fia i&einbar bic Sa9lase feit
sefsrn ni6t erhebli9 sednbert, in
Wirtli9feit aber III elm beoeutenoer
We9isl einastrsten. NIerbinss 1T on
3abl Der Tir berp1i4tsten Selegaten
unb Stimmen, bic ibm obne binbenoe
SnfruttiOnen ausefi9ert tuuroen,
Gi9ter Nlton 9. Barrier bon Stem Dort
mebr als je Der berborrasenofe 8e.
tperber I'm bic domination ; abtr Tim
bieie su erlan9en, wiro er unter Der
3weibrittelreeel 662 Stimmeu se.
5-auden, ulo bieie t6nnen feline Ma=
nasers nod INNER nidt berausre&nen
ginsr beoeutenoen 3uma9s erbielt er
i6einbar bur9 bic 3uf9erung Der
68 Stimmen pennfplpanien's, wel9e
Sol. Suffer Der Gt5rer Der Delegation
isnesS taates, ibm 3ufiderte, aber es III
immerbin m6sli9, bab 8uhep big
heute noer morsen anberen Shines
tperben, ooer aud, bab er es unmOg=
LID finbsn m6dte, Die Waare ab3u=
Iiefern". Penniplbania's Delegation
iff ndmli9 sdu3li9 fret bon Snfruf-
tionen aler grt urib tpuroe eigentlid gu
ben Mn9dn9ern @Orman's ssre4net.
au9 if fe bur6 feline Ginbsitsrssel
(unit ruls) aebunoen, tuelae es Der
Waioritdt Der Delegation freifelt, bas
8efammtbotum Der Delegation fir ben
ibr gensbmen 2anoioaten ab~3use5en.
9asielbe gilt aud bon Otlaboma,
Wef=g irstnie. WinneiOta. Stb-@a=
rolina unb einen. balben 9ubeno ans
berer Gtaubten. Die fdmmtlid bon ben
parfer=2 euten mitgesdblt tperoen. So=
gar Warplano, bas, tuenr @orman i'm
6slbe bleiben iOQte, uno bisber bat er
f9 niat suridse3osen, fi&erli@ su bic
fem balten piiroe, tuirb fur Barter
mitseadblt. Sbatia4e aber 1T es, baB
6earf in Minneiota unb @irsi=
mia mebrere Selegaten tat, bic brett
fur ibn infruirt puroen. Mber ielbf
nit Sin3u3iebung oieier fanl man fur
Barrier mod ni9t Die e~rforberli9e
Stimmensabl berausrednen. SIR
i'm infruirt finb na4febenbe Dele.
satiOnsn:
Nlasta .................. 6
Nrtan1as. 10
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08

Ger @runbeisentbu m 8.
mailer s. W. Netpbp bon 1016 Weli
Neu Yorf Str, welder cline Office i'm
Balouin @ebdube bat, 1T felt IA Saa
gen fpurlos beriawunben. CT III Der,
beiratbet unb 8ater bon 3pei eruaais=
men $69tern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-08
Yemnfptpamte 8abm.

unb auriid-$1.25
Sonntag, ben 10. Suli.
WerldBt indianapolis 7.30 Woraens.
&hdfabrt bon Wasiion UNI 6 ubr
Nbenos.
Sampfbootfabrt. 20 Wsilen an,
Obio Riber binauf unb aurtid fir 25
Gents. %. %. Rt9arbfon,
u. O. q. u.
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time when she is nursing her progeny.
1t may be said that 1t is not possible
to be quite sure when choosing dams
which have not yet been bred as to
whether they will be cross or other
wise. There is a measure of truth in
the statement. Nevertheless, If one is
working from day to day with a litter
of pigs, If possessed of that observa-
ton which the owner or feeder OF
swine should have In order to make
a marked success of the work, he will
notice n difference in the tameness or
wildness Of the members of the same
litter. This of course is the outcome
Of disposition. When a quiet disposI-
ton Is manifested at so early an age,
that disposition is likely to remain.
On the other hand, should the young
SOW show a marked tendency to shy
ness and nervousness. these things are
also likely to characterize her as a
dam.
AS soon as the brood sow with her
first litter shows any disposition to
crossness she should be discarded It
once at the earliest convenient time.
In addition to the element of danger
that injury may come to the attend
ant, such an animal is much more
likely to destroy her young by tramp
ling on them, or in some such way,
than q SOY with the opposite DISPOSE
ton. 1t should be remembered that
this quality is hereditary. Quietness,
therefore. is much more likely to
characterize young sows bred from
quiet mothers han those bred from
mothers opposite in their disposition.
The Farmer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-10
HOW TO REMOVE STAINS.
Unsightly Spots IN Delicate Goods
May Be Easily and Perman-
emily Removed.

White linen or lawn that has been
stained with coffee can be freshened by
rubbing the spots with the yolk OF an
egg, to which has been added 20 drops
Of glycerin, stirred together: rinse off
with warm water. Scorch stains on
white goods may be removed by squeez-
ing a lemon over the spot. sprinkling it
with salt, and placing it where the di-
rect rays Of the sun will fall upon it,
SAYS the Housekeeper. When on deli
cately tinted cotton goods. sprinkle the
spot thickly with cornstarch and place
in the sun, covering every part of the
goods with except the part
covered by the cornstarch. There realiy
| should be no chance OF scorch stains
on tinted goods. and there is no excuse
| for using a hot iron on 1t, a fiatiron that
is merely warm beirg advised for IRON
ing all colored garments.
Sateens, whether French or domestic.
may be cleaned by washing them in
soapsuds made of luke warm water,
white soap and a cupful Of salt. Rinse
in lukewarm water and salt stiffen with
gum arabic solution and wrap in a large
| sheet. In W or three hours iron on the
wrong side. These garments should not
be hung out of doors at all.
Many authorities hold that sateens
and all dark colored lawns and cotton
goods should never be washed with soap,
advising the use of starch or rice water
in place of soap. Any sort OF starch may
be used. but cornstarch is considered
best. Or, six quarts of water are put over
the fire with a pint of rice, and boiled;
this water is strained away n used for
washing instead of soapsuds. The starch
is boiled, made very thin and both used
tepid. but not hot. The garment should
be washed in two starch or rice waters,
Their rinsed and blued, and in this case
the gum arabic solution may be dis
pensed with, since enough starch re-
mains in the goods to stiffen them sufh-
GENTLY, and when used in this way there
Is no chance of the garment becoming
starch-streaked. II they are to be made
very stiff, however, the gum arabic
should be used. The starch water re-
moves the dirt as well as the soap, and
there is no danger of starting the colors
or turning the goods rusty" as is apt
to occur when soap is used.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-10
TOOK BOYS SUGGESTION.
Plowboy Came Out Of the Field and
Told Railroaders How to Start
Stalled Engine.

A travelling man relates that while rid
ing on the new orient line between Harper
and Anthony a few days ago, one of the
side rods of the engine broke, and the other
side stopped on a dead center so that
when the repair was made it was impossible
TO start again. According to the Kansas
City Star he says: Al,
"'The engineer, the conductor and all
the passengers took turns going over the
thing and trying to devise a way. to make
it run. Finally a boy came out Of the field
where he had been blowing to see what was
going on. He crawled through the wire
fence and sat down on the bank and famed
himself with his straw hat. III you'd back
that last car up the grade an let 'er come
down gerchunk, that I'D start 'er, he final
ly suggested, deliberately.
THE railroad men shifted contemptuous-
", but the passengers sided with the boy.
Finally the conductor gave orders that the
rear car be u%ncoupled. No less than 90 pas
sengers caught hold and pushed the car up
the grade. Once at the top the car was
let 60. The loose coach gained momentum
a. Il came down hill, and in spite OF the en-
gineer's ~admonition to let her come down
easy the emergency battering ram crashed
into the train with a tremendous thump.
The engine was bumped of center all
right"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-10
ASKED A PERSONAL FAVOR.
Lawyer Wanted Judge to Relieve Him
Of C Somewhat Danger
Gus Duty.

One of the most picturesque figures of the
New York bar was the late Thomas Nolan,
. lawyer, whose witty retorts furnished
subjects for merriment at many a lawyers
gathering. Now, Nolan was at one time
counsel for a poor widow who was suing a
construction company for the death of her
husband, relates Success. The case had
been placed upon the "day calendar" but
had been frequently postponed, and Mrs.
Moriarity, by the time she had made her
fifth call, was in an exceedingly disturbed
frame of mind, consequently the tones of
Nolan's rich brogue were more than usual
ly fervid as he fought against the sixth adj
journment.
Il am sorry" said Justice Dugro, "but
your opponent has shown me good cause for
the adjournment, Mr.. Nolan, and the case
will therefore go over until tomorrow"
VERY well, sor," said the barrister,
sweetly, "but might / ask wan personal ia
vor of this coort?'
Certainly, sir, with pleasure"
twill your honor kindly sthep down to
my office and just tell Mrs. Moriarity that
you have adjourned the easel"