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The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

Tickets to points east vla the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip from Pueblo 70 Den.
yer and return whom desired Please
bear this in mind. II
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
FRANK MOORE HARD HIT.
Objec 10 Have HIS Senate Record
Made Public.

In . half column article of Fri.
days issue OF hts Ex Parte Frank
Moore undertakes to fay the Tribune
for Publishing the report made BY tho
State Federation Of Labor ON his
record in the last session Of the state
Legislature. The report was pub
lished in full by the Rocky Mountain
News On Apr. 10Th, 1903 and was
made by the committee appointed by
the State Federation to iuvestiga
the record Of those who upheld I'M.
iouism and those who did not and
it says that Moore always voted on
the side of corporations.
The Tribune is = Newspaper and
publishes the news ~ il occurs with
out fear or favor of one who may for
get the wishes and welfare Of his
friends and constituents for this own
personal advantage The people have
. right to know the acts of tho men
they elect, and the Federation Of
labor had . perfect right to appoint
committee to investigate the do.
ings Of its representative also to
publish Its report.
Moore in his dealings with the
laboring man is pretty smooth
article and has deceived many OF
them for long time and doubtless IL
never occurred to him that his doiugs
might be investigated BY the Fedora
tion and we do not wonder that he
squirms when they begin to make
public his methods. The laborers
Of this county are not to be de-
ceived forever by his bluster and
bombast and having learned that he
can no longer hold their confidence
arrangement. have been made for
Senator Patterson to come to the
coal camps on Tuesday night to try
TO save him ON Nov. 8" and il he
can be worked in once more he will
be able to support himself the re-
mainder Of his life.
He has made NO attempt to explain
10 his constituents why "he always
voted on the side of the corporation"
he has never attempted to deny the
published statement that twas under
the influence" in the committee room
and killed what the FEEDER alton says
WAS the most important measure be.
fore the legislature by failing to re.
port the same. He only squirms
beneath the public eye and seeks to
divert public opinion aud deceive the |
voter by great stunts Of se'f praise.
Because we republishsd the commit.
tees report to their federation con.
cerning his duplioity he sars "The
Tribune has started . campaign of |
abuse. villication and SANDER" Mr.. |
Laboring man this was not the Tri. !
bunes report. but it was your CON-
mittee and your federation who have |
ABUSED. villified and slandered"
this immaculate Moore, it was you
who found him out. we simply pub.
lished your report. How do you like |
his reply?
And then he says rather tI,an be I
little or abuse any candidate on the |
Republi ian ticket Ex Parte would I
sooner close the shop and in the |
same column under great scare hesd
type entitled Political Sniping" he
says the local republican candidates
pour forth their statements with the
brazonry of the metallic bell of .
phonogrAph' that "their methods can
scarcely be designated by this mild |
term political treachery" that "they
are handful Of political snipe hunt. /
ers." That they are lot Of butch.
ers and in another column that 'they |
have enlisted in their behalf the
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
Two Dead.

Denver. Oct l7.-As the result
of injuries received in the omnibus
accident which occurred near Boulder
Saturday, Prof. David Ring died
shortly after midnight. and Miss Sar-
xh Dawson, another Of the teachers
who WAS IN the party died at the ST.
Luke's hospital shortly before noon.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

Drs. Q. w. aud p O. Rowe hav .
been in the city for the past few day $
looking up location. They have
concluded to locate here and will en-
gage offices at once. DR.. C. W. Rowe
comes from Florida aud the Jr., DR..
halls from Chicago and is accompanied
by his wife.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
Furniture for Sale.

Including he'd room suite. iron bed.
springs and mattress, heating stove,
cook stove. kitchen cabinet. rocking
chairs. extension dining table. center
stands. cooking utsnsils. stc. Gail
at li3 W. Third street st Ones. 31.St
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
BATTLE CONTlNUESWITH
ALTERNATE SUCCUESS
Ammunition Running Low--Russian
Loss 10000, Japanese 10000
Powers May Interfere.

Aukd-n, Oct. II. The Russians
are slowly regainins their lost ground
today and duration of battle is now
made physical deduction because
ammunition is getting short on both
sides. The tide sec ms to be turning
in favor of the Gar. Gen. Sakharoff
has Lonely Tree held and captured
l2 guns.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

All the young ladies that arA in the
carnival are requested to meet at tl,e
Christian church tomorrow evening.
Oct. 18. at 2 o'dock. Full attendance
IL requested.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

The ladies of the N. E. church
will give . Halloween party in the
basement OF the church on Friday
evening. OCT. 28th to which the
public 10 cordially invited.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

Washington, Oct. II. 1t is said
officially today that he Neutral Pow.
ers led by the United States are pre-.
pairing to offer interference in the
Russian Japanese war. President
Roosevelt may make the first move.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

st. Petersburg, Oct. 7.-Sakharoff
reports that the japanese attacked
the Russians center Saturday and
forced the Japanese out of position,
thereby making a strategic emminepce
Of utmost Importance. resulting in
the loss Of the holding of their posi-
tion by the Japs. An official report
shows that the battle has resumed
again at day break today The Rus
siana are holding the right bank of
thea Sakhsprerruse. on the left has
been relieved. and the Japs are max.
ing desperate effort to make the
Russians center.
The total loss on both sides amounts
to 10. 900; 1000 Russians and 90, 900
Japs.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

The Coiored Baptist church held
an entertainment In the st. Elmo ho
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
OU TING FLANNEL
N l @ II 7 S HI r T S

There's a world Of comfort in a warm loose fit
ting, outing flannel night shirt tbes. cool
nights. We have = complete line in pretty de-
signs, made long and full at SOC. loo and 81 co
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17
I he B est Quality
in F oil Un d erwe ear

Men all wool medium or heavy weight sox in
black, tan or natural color. or......... 25c pair
The daily tribune., 1904-10-17

Killed by Explosion.
Central City, Oct. I7.-An explo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Snbianasplis, Snb Nipntas H. Suli 1904
Mit &ebolb beridIKelt
Sasen Neser rpsiBs anaben aus benz Sabe.
Gin &nabe perIebt.

gls seifern Nadmittag segen 5 ubr
cine Mnsabl tpeiber 2naben i'm Gluiie
bel @opbfibe Elm erfriiAenbes gao
nabm, eri6ien pl6Bli6 eine &otte
halbmii9liser Ne9erbuben uno iagte
Die baoenben &naben, Obne ibnen 3eit
aum Mntleioen su laiieI, aus benz
Wafier.
Wlit bieier 5elbenthat niat sufrie-
ben, berfolsten iie Die fliebenoen nadten
Gnaben, auf melbe ibr Mnfiibrer, Der
Nessr Bill Suder, wenigftens Is pi'
folenidhHe absab. Cine oer&ugeln tral
ben 19=idbrisen 9arriion Willer, Der
nit ieinen gltern go. 212 Detroit
Gtrabe robnt, an Der @aulter, ein'
gefdbrli9s @unoe berurfadeno.
Bill Sufer ift mod ni9t berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Oamem=9erein Ges 11nab6angt=
semzSmrnberetns.

Ser 9amen=Nerein beg llnabbdngt.
gen Surnbereins bielt gefern Ha4mit=
tag 8 l1br In ber SurnbaQe cine ieb,
gut beiu9te 8eriammlung ab hebuf:
gefpre9uns iiber bas genefi3.@uare.
tpel9es Sonnerifas. ben IA. Sui
Mbenbs fattfinbsn iol.
Sie 8eseiiterung mar 9rob, 10 bat
bic 9lusfi9ten sldnaeno iino uno eir
GROCER Reinaewinn 3u erwarten TT
Na9 @9luB Der Debate fano eli
lebbaftsr gu9re fatt, si pel4em SRI
Mebner Die arrangements getroffei
batte. Golgenbe 9amen erbielten bi
preiie:
l. preis-6rl. @reiner.
2. preis-Grau Stub. Mauratb.
8. preis-Srau ". %. &ubinion
4. preis-6rl. Stella SOepers.
5. preis-Trau 6. 9. Sargent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
S6luere &dmpfe 5u 9ano ullo
gSa11fr Dor Yort 9(rtbltr.
800 gmem ioaem TIT oem lestem sue 9agem TT Der Wer
tbetotsmms oer e.aot setootet ieim

zines Der 6fli9,n Nubsnperfe tpurne
genommen uno bic 8elaserer brinsen
ftetig borpdrts, tpdbrenb Die &uiIen
lanafam auriifueiAen.
Seit benz 4. Suli maren Die 2dmpfe
i'm Often bon port Mrtbur iebr err
bitterte, Der &au9 bonn Geuer Der Ir-
ti1erie 1T faif beitdnbis fi9tbar.
Srote unb 8srmunbeie lan9en td9=
lid an unb piele pribat= =Wobnunsen
muroen in 9oipitdler un,yeipanoelt.
Gin 9inefiI9er Maidinift Der port
Mrtbur 5rOdenoods iast, oaB ieit be,
S9la9t am %. Stunt 2 grObe S9iff.
Der ruifiiden GlOtte. iebes nit brei
S9ornfeinen, permiBt tpsroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Gdlom ipieoer elm Sob omr9
Grtrinfem.

Sm Broao &ipple part ertrant
am SOnntag Siadmittas Sad @ons
nell, II Sabre alt, bon 5729
SULTAN 9lpenue, Srpington. @on=
neil unb iein 19 Sabre alter
@Oufin @barles @aplinser batten fi6
elm goot semietbet, um cine 8ergnit=
gungsfabrt su unternebmen uno trob
energii9er proteffs bon Seitsn @ap=
linaer's ifanb Cornell beri9iebsne Male
aufre9t in benz Canoe, Bis es enoli9,
als er aerahe piebsr einmal .bas @as=
nib unternommen bate, umtippte uno
beibe Ottupanten in's Waiier fielen.
gaplinger, Der elm 3iemlit gutter
S6mimmer 1T, i9uamm ieinem @on=
lin gu 9hlfe unb batte ben In Der guf-
resuns fi9 persweifelt webrenben @on'
nell idon Sef an's llfer sebra9t, als
osrielbe fi9 lOsrib unb oor ben Iugen
bes b6llig eri66pften @aplinser ner'
iant. Ieri9iebene .Mu9enjeugen in
gooten eilten iofort our SteIle, tonnten
aber @onnel nidt mebr rettsn. Dies ifl
iotpeit in bieiem Sabre Der IA. Sobes=
fall bur9 @rtrinfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
,,&Dmg'S" Seim
Don Ginbrebern heim9eluht.
NeiGe Bettte att 0elo tttto
cyttioelett.

@efern firth, a ubr, erwa9te Der
@eltausfenunss=@ =@Ommiidr BEG Sai-
iers bon gbina, 6err @ong, bur9 elm
@erduI9 i'm S9lafaimmer feiuer Wob=
nuna. go. 1920 Broabtpap. @r lab
einsn 2erl, Der fi9 on ieinem S1rsib=
tiia gu iaaffen mabte uno i9ris ibm
su, sr iole fi9 wesi9eren. Der eins
BREEDER, oenn elm iolder uar es, lieb
f9 bas niht stDsimal iasen. fonoern
nabm i9lsunisft Mbf9ieb.
6err Wons erbob fi9 nun gentd4
lid bon isinem 2ager uno ma9te als=
balb Die unangcnebme gntbefun9, bnt
aus isinem S9reibtii9 bic Summe
bon s4OO, iouie S9mudia9en i'm
Wertbe bon $500 beri4munoen tparen.
Inter pen 2eBteren befano F9 Elm A.
faratiqer sOlitair. Der $500 unb ein
2 Garat Siamant, Der 5000 uertb
mar. 6tinf perthbolle soloene ubren
uno ionfise tpertbbone S9mudgesen=
itdnoe.
Ser ginbreaer mar bur9 Elm Sinter=
fenfter in bas Saus seorungen. Ser,
gBong tennt isbenfals bic 8OraRge be,
Sepoliten=@ewDlbe nod ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

gbeTop, IL. Suli. Cine i4were
4anonabe mar bon Wfitternaht big 3
ubr Morsens bsuts i'm 9ange. 3u-
perldIfse Na9ridten liefen elm, na1
benen cine @esi9la9t, Die BON 9 ubr
Wlorsens Bis 8 llbr gfa4mittass baus
erte, ppr port Mrtbur ausgefo1ten
wuroe. Na9 9lusia9en 9inefii6sr
5la9tlinse, uel9e bier bon port sr.
thur sintrufem, tuurben 800 ruifi9e
Soote, oarunter swei bobe Offisiers IN
Die Stabt sebradt; bieielben iollen
pdbrenb Der lebten Sage tn ysrtbsi=
oieuna Der @taot ssfalen iein. Die
Sapaner iollen ii9 iebt innerbalb Q
N1eilen bon Der Stabt befinben. yto6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Na6rt6tett aus Snbiand.
W u tier unb 2inb Opfer
eines 6 9urfen.

W utter unb &inb Opfer
eines g 9urfen.
8reensboro ID, 10. ,Suli. gm
Samfag absno. pdbrsnb @iuiam
Sarbed fi8 bier befanb, um ge-
iddfte gu beforeen, tpureen Sran unb
aino oehelben Die Opfsr zines teufs
liiaen 9lnsriffes bur9 einen fomeit
llnbetannten.
@tarbud febrte 3uriid bon ieinem
@ei9dftsgange unb in bic Ndbe leines
Saufes fommsnb, b6rte er Siilferufe
ieiner Grau unb elite iOfOrt aur etelle'
leioer ieoo9 su fpdt, um ben Nngreifer
nod bor3ufinben.
6rau Starbuf tpurbe In einem als
ten Brunnen alfsefunben unb BON
ibrem Wanne nit Sulfe zines berbeiee=
rufenen Na9baru berausgebolt. sic
brad fofort 3liammen unb bat big au
ibrem 8ooe, beute Wlorgen, nur Die
ein3igen Worte ausssifoBen, baB Der
Wann, Der ben Nngriff auf fie psr-
iibte. elm Mann bon bdbli9em 4us=
feben getueien lei.
Sas nur uenige Wonate alte 4ino
Der 5rau uuroe erf. na9bem bic Mut=
ter ins 9aus gebraGt mar, permiBt
uno Na9forf9ungen ergaben, bae es
au3 in ben alten 8runnen eeporfen
NOR, leiber aber gu ipdt perniiBt
tuurbe um nod lebeno berausgefiidt
au tperoen.
Sie umgegenb if beereifIi9er Weiie
in GROCER Mufregttna uno poHen finb
na9 allen &i6tunsen CUR gerfolsuns
oes m6rberiI9eH Sdurten aufaes
bro9en unb iollte berielbe eineefangen
peroen, 10 wirb b6dtmabrideinIit
iummarii9 nit ibm psrfabrsn ipsrosn.
Braut unb $100 permiBt.
Sringp IL. Suli. 6eIir
Wl8reeth unb SRI. pearl Dabis, bat-
ten fid mad fur5er gerIcbuns ents
idlofen, ben entiteibenoen Saritt gu
mnternebmen uno IN ben @beftano
iiber3utreten.
Me@reetb CAB SRI. Sabis ssniisenb
@elb um naG Muncie, Snb., gum
@intauf bon M6beln fi9 gu bsseben
uno lett Der 3eit uurbe bon ibr nints
me6r 9eb6rt ooer geieben. Sbre @l-
tern t6nnen teinen aufidIub geben
unb felbf Der poli3ei III es nod ni9t
gelunsen, 2i4t In bas Dunfsl 3u
bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Sas Ieriidermmss=0ei tn
Staate.

Ser 8eri9t Der 8erii4erungssGe-
ielf9aften in Snbiana iiber oas leBts
8siddftsiabr ersab folsenbe &eiultate
i'm 0erglei9 su ben @oriabrea
Die Sotal=ginnabme Der 2ebens=
Ierii9srunes. @eiellf9aften ersab 1908
$50, ,462, ,248.26 sesen s31, $50, ,2Oo.22
in 1902, alio elm plus bon ca. s5,=
000,00 in l Sabre. Die Iusaablun:
gen b.trugen 1903 tber $18, 900, 900.
Die Geuerberii9erungs @eielidaften
in Snbiana f9riehsn cirea 1.000,=
900 az fur tOmmenoe Werlute In bie'
lem Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
2eiat berlett.

6rau &obert Brenion aus Seem
paleitine erlitt auf oent 0eimpeg
mebrere gerlebunsen, bic aber lei9ter
Natur finb, inbem ibr Bugsp an be,
OF @aibiugtOn Str. nabe 9igblanb
Ipe. nit Der Srbington Gar No. 585
suiammenitieb.
Srau Brenion tpurbe aus benz Wa.
gen sei9leubert unb fubr nit elmer
Snterurban-gar na9 9auie, tpdbrenf
ibr pfero psniss S9ritte bon Der un'
faasfels bon Sniaiien Der @ar aufge'
fanaen tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
ssreder Ginbrm@
Sm 8. Gdersens Sdamfeniter.

3mei iunge Burden, Sobn Wagner
unb Balentins Meper, tpuroen gefern
Abenb z llbr auf friider Shat ber=
baftst, als fie fid aus benz @4aufenffer
bon $. Sdersens, Suwelierlaben 331
@aft Wafbinston Str. 4 Mlarmubren
aneigneten. Sie iugenoli9en Spib=
buben batten bas @piegelglas aer=
triimmert UNI ben Oieblfabl au BE-
seben. Grau S9rin9, pel4e BON
&iberfioe parf 3urtidfebreno ben gin'
bru9 bemertte, benadri6tigte bic po'
lijei. 10 bab bic Buben einselo9t tper.
ben fonnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
S@meter Marb geeile. I

S9wefer Marp @ecile, bic bor meb=
reren Sabren In bsm @nnen= unb
alltersbeim Der 2ittle Siters of tbe
pOOr tbdtis mar, farb geitern nod
2=monntli9em 3ranfenla9er. Die
Bserbigung finbet beute Morsen i'm
9eiliaen 9reua Srieobof ftatt. Sawe=
fer Marp gecile if 80 Sabre oft ee=
moroen uno mar allgemein beliebt
tpegen ibrer 9rifili9en 2iebesperfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Yeriomal= =Noti3cm.

8. 6. u. g d + m m, elm utter
oeuti1er Biirser unierer Staot 1T
geftern Nbenb i'm Nlter bon 78 Sabren
in isiner Wobnuns. 2OO7 @entral NOe.
geftorben.
SIR aber 35 Sabre war 9err
Shramm Gontroleur Der Spiegel=
Sbomas W6bel-5abrit. gr wuroe in
Sa9ien.Weimar seboren rno fam in
iuaenblidem Nlter nit ieinen @ltern
nad Snbiana, no er iein gauges 2eben
berbra9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
[Ginseianbt.]

Noti3aebmenb bon Obigem, feierte
alfo Der beuti9=amsrifaniide getera=
nen=yerein iein idbrli9es @aibFsit i'm
@ermania BART. Sisies Seif, tpel9es
auf eine ginlabuns bonn 2ameraben
Peter 2iebsr, our9 9errn Grsb. 6ranfe
bierielbit einberufen mar, perlief IN
pahrem Slime bes Wortes In Der
f96nifen WeiIe. Sie alten 8eteranen
als @dffe. tpurben auFs freunbli9fe
betuirtbet. Gin Sdnger=Q Quartet, Bee
ifebeno aus ben Serren gbas. Ilbre9t,
Greb. pi9, Sabib pfaff unb Moolpb
3iegler, unterbielten ben 0erein nit
ibreml @eians uno fpdtsrbin Der Sn-
bianapolis 2iebertran3 In @orpore,
wel9er an bieIem Sage ebenfaus elm
Walofefim @ermania part feierte uno
Der auf Die anreaun9 bss Ssrrn 6reb.
Jranfe, ben @erein bur9 mebrere @e-
an9s=Vortrdge erfrsute. Sie Wit.
slisosr, tpel9e fat ale nit ibren 6a-
milien eri9ienen waren, perbradten
Iomit einise ansenebme Stunosn. Wir
iagen hermit 0errn 5rande insbeIDn-
oere, unb ben guten Sdneern uniern
ber3li4ffen Sant fir bieie uns ertpie=
iene Greunolidteit.
6 has. S. 6 d m ot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Smr@ Weser tint e9lafe i6er:
fallen nnS beriumnoet.

Sames @ilion aus @rsensburg, Der
bon einem Heger i'm Camp Der 6butt
Contribution 60. seitern angefalen
murbe i'm Sispenfarium ourd Or.
6einri9s berbunben unb oann in's
9oipital iiberftbrt. Der Neaer ber-
iu9te WiIion's Sai9en gu lseren uno
als bieier ertpa&te, fblu9 er ibn mil
einem aniittsI auf ben &opf, 3tuei
eroBe 9opfuunben berurfa&eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Sheoriger Gabrpreis mad California
pia YennInluania 9inien.

auguit Is. BIG 27. einfdlieblit,
unb bonn %. biz 9. September ein-
f9lieblid. @rcurfons Sifets nod
San Graneisco unb Cos 9lneeIes, in
Anbetra&t bes oreiidbrigen @onelapes
Der 2niQbts Semplar nnb eopereien
@robloge 5. .. .. i. tusroea iiber
penniplbania 2inien berfauft. STR
p6aise .Snformation bs3igli9 5abrs
preis. @oute u.i.tp., fpre9e man BET
ben Sidet-Igenten bieier 2inien Dor,
oSer f&reibe an N. 90. &i9arbfon,
Difritt pahagier-Agent, Snoianapo-
|lis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
+ 6erman Weimter /.

Aus Bielefelo in @efpbalen tommi
bic Srauerfunoe. baB 9err German
Winter Der frtiber lanse Sabre in Sn=
bianapolis anidifis setpeien unb fi4
einen tpeiten Jreunbesfreis ertuorben
bate, bort perftorben lei. gr errei9te
Elm Mlter bon 64 Sabren. Sein SObn
Sermann Mainter unb fein 8ruber
sSreo Minter tpebnen in unierer Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Temer at Salbot Mbe.
8ei@dbist bret @cbnbduier.

@efern Mbenb eesen 5 ubr fam In
benz bon 5. s. &pbbins betpobntem
9aufe 2312 talbot Npenue iSeuer
gum Ausbru9 unb ri9tete bort
einen S4aben bon $500 an.
Mn ben bena9barten 6duiern 231O
23l4 8albott ape., bic ebenfaas bon
ben 5lammen er9riffen wurben, betrug
Der 64aben nur 800. Beuobner
berfelbsn finb 8. @onnors be3u. 8.
6in.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
sieser TN Stat.

Sm i4attisen Surner=parf bielt se-
fern Der MataoorSfat Club iein reqel.
mdBi9es Surnier ab. Die biibf9en
preife getpannen:
l., grmer @rler; g., @onrab Be9e-
rer; g., 2ouis 6iri9; a.. 6enrp W6i9;
s., Sulius Be&erer; g., Geo 2anbs;
T., Carl 2reis; g., Wartin Seuti9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

MlIer Wahri9einlidfeit nod
tperoen bic l1nion=Barbiere tpieber auf
i6ren alten preis, 10c fir bas Rafiren
3urtdgeben. ginaelne berielben foaen
fdon iebt wiebsr fur ben aIten preis
arbeiten.
Die Union miro bic Sa9e nod eirls
NAL aur Spra9e bringen unb mirb ben
8ef9lub wieoerermdgsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Uerbamo SemtfGer Wetettt i.
0emeraI UerfammItttt8
oet Delegates oeS WettanSS
betste Mbemo, prottpt 3 1tbr,
tts Der 1tmabb. 9mrtts GaHe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

erfols. Der ni&ts gu tuiini@sn tibrig
lieB unb nod Die grtuartungen 'einer
gsranfalter, Die am Morger por=
berri3enbe Witteruns in getra9t se.
scsen, melt iibertraf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

~ Mau@t bie Tish I Mingo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

er who doesn't stand well with the
moody elephant you can bet some
time will roll by before that fellow
will bother my big friend again
When a horse or a dog makes a
bad break with somebody he doesn' t
like there is no wild talk about
strangling or shooting him. 1 never
in my life knew an elephant to hurt
anybody unless he had been driven to
it by the meanness of the victim. Ele-
plants are as kind hearted and tender
as women. and respond to little atten-
tions in the same way; and in the same
way, just like a woman, when they
get soured, 1t takes a long while to
sweeten them again, if ii can be done
at all.
Last year had a man working for
me who got along first-rate with the
elephant herd and played no favorites
That was a good plan, because the
beasts are rather jealous and apt to
get sully on that account. This chap
was very fond of cider, as / afterward
found out You know about a menag-
erie every man must be strictly tenn
perate. A big, good natured beast,
named Sandy, was given a bottle OF
this sweet stuff one afternoon and it
seemed to reach the right spot with
him. After that every time the at
tendant came in sight Sandy would
give him a pleasant squeak of rec
ognition. This struck the fellow s
good side and he began to spend a good
deal of time with Sandy and to sneak
him sugar beet and rice cakes, Of
which he was very fond.
Jip, half grown youngster, was
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

chained near Sandy and began to no.
tice things. Jip has a jaw as square
as a corner stone, which is unusual
in elephants. and his chest is wide
and deep, which shows that he could
go some if thoroughly reused He
began to cut into Sandy's sweet thing
and got caught by the red headed
helper, who jabbed him numerically
with his steel hook.
1T was a good thing l did not catch
him at it, because / know what bad
effect that has upon the animal
can read an elephants eye and, every
day l look them over carefully
saw there was something wrong with
Jip, but the attendants said nothing
There seems to be a sort of Masonry
among them. Before a week went by
Jip saw his chance and picked up his
enemy in his trunk. squeezed him saw
agely and then tossed him into a hay
bale about twenty feet off. IT was
good for the man that he struck the
cushion of hay, for Jip had put a
whole lot of steam into the toss. The
fellow was hurt a good deal, but no
bones were broken, and after he got
over the shock ] gave him his wages
and told him to never come near the
tent again / don't think he will
Now, that elephant did no more
6han any other animal of the domestic
kind or some well-controlled people
would do. / did not whip him nor
scold him for what he did, but passed
1T over without any excitement what
ever. The voice means a whole lot
to an elephant and he can tell pretty
well how the speaker feels toward him