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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct. 22-sugar raw steady.
Fair refining 3a centrifugal. 20 test "A;
mOlasses sugar, 3ia.
Refined. quiet. Crushed SOS, powdered,
j.05 graduated, l@.
Coffee Steady No Z Rio, Sil
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CRIPPLE CREEK MINES.
The October Dividends WIN Aggregate
SaBs 900.

The October dividends from the mines
Of Cripple Creek, 1t Is claimed, will ag-
gregate S2GSOO0, The names OF the
properties and the amounts dsbursed
BY each are as follows Portland, $3.50
900, I'll Paso, $4,000. Mary Mckinney
S2O.OOO Vindicator, $4,000; Strong, s25-
600; w. n, T., Qeasers) $4,000
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Ar THE ANNIE LAURIE.
New Equipment Goes Into Regular Com =
mission To-day,

The new dryer among me equip
ment recently installed nc the Annie
Laurie mine at Kimberly was SEIZED.
uled 20 90 into regular commission to-
day From this time on the plant Will
be able 10 handle q third more tonnage
per day.
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS,
A Total Of os Car Loads Sent out to the
SHELTERS.
speoIal aforementioned.

Eureka, oct 2l.-The ore shipments
from the Tintic district Increased 10
car loads over last week The producers
this week are as follows;
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ORE AND BULLION;
COPPER SHIPMENTS.

The ore and bullion settlements
reported through Mccormick &
CO.. during the fiscal week ending
Yesterday, aggregated a total Of
S5S2,3ll, as follows.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. oct. % -Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady. Native steers, t.g4
4. %. native COWS and hoifers, l.jQai. 30;
stockers and feeders, 2.GdA2j. bulls LILO
n3.G: calves, 25006.O0; western steers,
b. coal %. western cows tjQa350.
Hogs-Receipts 2OOO, market 3 cents
higher. Bulk Of sales, 5.oq1.@i heavy,
3. 5Oa5. l0, packers, jlOg5.@i pigs ana
lights, 4I5dj.@. .,.-,
Sheep Receipts, none; market nominal
ly steady.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct % -Cottle--Receipts jOQ;
market steady Good to prime steers, $40
d7J. poor 10 medium. j.Np0.2i stock
ors and feeders 2.O004O0; cows, 2.jOHiWi
helfers 100000, Gamers. L2jQ2,W, bullS.
/ .75uI.35, calves, 3.OJNf.0j Texas fed
steers. l50d530. western steers, 3.j0dj %,
Hogs-Receipts today, 500; Monday,
Is 90. market strong to cents higher
Mixed and butchers, 40a5jOi good 70
choice heavy, .3Oa6.a, rough heavy, 4.lO
05l5; light, 4.0q5,40i bulk Of sales, o.VOa
$50
Sheep Receipts 5000 market steady
lambs, steady Good TO choice .wetnels.
3 i5a4. iO fair to choice mixed. 3.O0n3,Gi
western sheep, 30OpAW, native lambs
g 5Od5. IS; western lambs. 4.0Qa56j.
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OMAHA

South omaha, oct. 22-Cattle - Re-
ceipts, 100; market nOminally steady Ma
tive steers 4 5il6. 40; cows aud helters,
2 lOa3. W; western steers, 300aiG, Texas
steers, 2.7jn3 IS, COWS and hefers 2.gon
ors. 2.25ni.OO; calves, 3.NajW, bulls,
stays, etc, l,j0d3,25
Hogs-Receipts, 400; market strong to
cents higher. Heavy, $3.50. 2J mixed,
s. 0d5 Is; light, 5.O5a525i pigs, i.2jQi,O,
bulk Of sales, 5,l0aj,0.
shecp-Receipts l2JO market strong
Wsetern yearlngs. 3.DdilO; wethers, 5p
1850; ewes, 3.0a3.0i common and Stock
ers, 2. Dd3. IS: lambs, A.O05,j
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BANK STATEMENT.
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co. brokers were.
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DAILY 800 az 2.lj.
Mammoth, 600 at lS7. buyer 30, 100 at
lS0. buyer go
May Day 1900 az 2s. % at %, 500 at
29A 1000 at 23&. 1000 at 2gH; 1000 a.
90 800 no 2S, seller 80.
New York, 1900 att seller 80
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Daly-West 305 at 200
May Day 1000 at %; 100 at 30; 900
al 3Oh, buyer 30
Mammoth. 100 at is7is. 700 at 100.
buyer 3d.
New York, 1900 at 49, 400 al ~,
1000 az Z. seller 30.
silver Shield. 500 al 8; 1000 al Az:
1000 az az, buyer so 1000 at 5N, buyer
3o 1000 AT AZ, buyer 3O 1000 al Az
1000 az 49,
Tetro, 200 at g.
Yankee Con- 200 AZ 3i2, 100 at 35s.
REHABILITATION.
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Not Looking For Trouble,
The Miners union Of Bingham has
Issued A statement refuting the nimor
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs.
For the week endInr Al noon.
Totals i9,5ll77s,s7 p.9go. iio,8l
Increase, i58765296.

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Totals -.jss5nl '2s9Oo $1,000

The shipments OF ore and bull
lion from the independent cop.
per shelters Of the valley dur
ing the week aggregated SOt, 500
pounds, the contributors being
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ToNoPAH STOCKS.
IRRIGATION IN WYOMING,

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The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC

! w. H. Whaley shipped double-deck
car load of lambs to Jersey City Thurs
day night from Austerlitz.
Scott Hudson shipped his string of
twenty-five horses to Oakley for their
final training for tine grand circuit
The blue grass seed on 286 acres of
land belonging to Anderson Cheneult, de-
ceased, in Montgomery, was sold at
public auction to R. c. Gatewood for S645
Mr.. ]. B. Haggin has made another
addition to his Elmendorf estate bv the
purchase from Dennis Maloney of a tract
of land comprising seventeen acres,
situated on the east side of the Maysville
pike and adjoining the Elmendorf proper
ty. The price paid for the seventeen
acres, including the small house situated
thereon, was $500, or little more than
$500 per acre.
Col George A Bain,- of Lexinton, has
returned home, after the most successful
trip as an auctioneer in the sale of trot-
ting horses. He says the Tranter- Ken
nev sale, at Boston, was one of the most
remarkable sales in history, and the way
ment to the young combination sale
men, Frank P. Kenney and lanes
Tranter.
The two thoroughbred brood mares
/ owned by George Voorhies, the new man
ager of the breeding department at the
Elmendorf stud OF J.. B. Haggin, were
sold at public auction Saturday. Thev
were the twelve-year-old chestnut mare,
Boroussa, by Imp. Esher, dam Eldora,
! by Warwick, and the three year-old bay
! illy, Falcon Pearl, by Imp. Candlemas.
Both mares were purchased by lanes E.
| Clay, Marchmont Stud, Paris. He Laid
$425 for Boroussia and $3.50 for Falcon
Pearl.
This is quite critical time in the
cattle situation, for conditions are such
that they will surely show whether there
are many cattle available or not. Recent
Developments would lead one TO believe
. that the supply was small, for advancing
+ prices have failed as yet to cause a rush
to market. Even buyers are bnllish in
their talk and expect to have to pay Sc so
before the first of July. Another week or
two will surely demonstrate the volume
of the supply and the temper of the
/ feeders. There is no doubt but what this
advance would have come sooner had
there been less haste in getting cattle to
market two or three months ago
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07
MILLERSBURG.

Mr.. R. W. Rankin has six cases of
measles at his home.
Mr.. Cole Ball, of Dennison, Texas, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Moore, of Lexington, Va, is the
guest of Rev. H. R. Laird
Mrs. Clarke, of Louisville, is guest of
her sister, Mrs. Robert Miller.
Miss Isabelle PickreI, of Carlisle, is
guest of Belle T. Judy, her cousin.
Born, Sunday to the wife of Adam
Epinstiner, daughter-Edna Miller.
Mrs. Nathan Bayless, Jr., of Paris, was
the guest of Mrs. c B. Smith Friday.
Miss Julia Howe, of Covington, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Miller.
Have just receivsd car load of best
Kanawha salt. STEWART & COLLIER.
Mrs Layson Tarr and daughter have
gone to Olatha, Kan, to visit her parents.
Mrs. Perry, of Owingsville,-is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Clintock
Miss Nellie Barclay, of Lexington, was
guest of Mrs. Geo. Jones, Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Julia Miller is visiting friends at
Carrolton and attending the M. E. Church
convention.
DR.. J. w. Best and wife, of Winchester,
Va, are guests of their son, Maj c. M.
Best, and wife
DR.. Henry Peterson has II months
and 20 days old heifer to give birth to a
calf last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis, of Hills
boro, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Campbell last week.
Mr. Samuel Dodson, Jr., of Bethel, o.,
is guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis des Cognets, of
Lexington, attended exercises of M. M. /.
at this place Thursday.
Mrs. John Hutsel and daughter, of Cir
! cinnati, have been guests of her aunt, Mrs.
Bette Martin, several days.
Mr. James Arthur returned Friday from
! the mud DathS at MartlnSV1lIe, lnd., much
improved from rheumatism.
Geo. W. Clay, Dr. J. S. Wallingford
and ] H Wallingford were down Friday
from Paris in Mr.. Clay's new automobile.
Mrs. Godfrey, Miss Jennie Godfrey and
Master Whitten Horton, of Virginia, are
guests of Rev. B. c. Horton and wife.
I
Here is your chance for bargain.
must have more room, and for the next
twenty days will give 10 per cent. off for
cash on all furniture and wall paper.
Jos w. Mock
Thursday, June 9th, is lower Mission
Day. The ladies of Paris and Millers-
burg will visit the Jail and county infrm-
arv. Donations of cakes, fruits, flowers
and literature will be appreciated.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07
DEATHS.

/ wilson Buckler, aged Sc, one of the
wealthiest men of Nicholas county, died
at Carlisle Sunday morning of old age.
He is uncle of Winfield and J. Aug.
Buckler.
VIM. Connell, aged about 80, son of
Mrs Nicholas Connell, died about 7:3O
O'Clock last night, after short illness with
stomach trouble. Mr.. Connefl was we'll
known and we'll liked by a large circle of
friends, who will be grieved to hear of
his death.
Charles Owsley, aged about 80 years,
died at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. thomas Owsley, on South Main
street, on Saturday morning about 8
O'Clock. Mr. Owsley had been an invalid
ever since an attack of typhoid fever
about four years ago, which finally ended
in consumption. Funeral services we're
held Sunday afternoon, conducted by
Elder Carey Morgan, and burial in Paris
cemetery.
Mrs. Dora Hennessey, wife of Tohn
Hennessey, died early Sunday morning at
her home on Eighth street, after brief
illness. Mrs Hennessey was formerly
Miss Dora Fitzgerald, and by her bright
ana cheeTful disposition was a favorite
with all who knew her. Her funeral will
be held this morning at o clock at the
Catholic Church, conducted by Rev
Father E. A. Burke. The pall-bearers
are George Gregory, John Cain, John
Woods, Thomas Woods, T. F. Brannon
and Thomas Murphy.
Mrs. Lucy P. Johnson, aged 20 years,
died at the residence of her son-in-law,
Squire Letcher Weathers, near Clinton
vile, Sunday. Mrs. Johnson was most
estimable lady, and had never recovered
from fall she received several months
ago. Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. D.
Iadlock, and burial in Clintonville ceme-
terry. The pall-bearers were Jeff. Wealth
ers, John Clarke, Robert Clark, Earl
Shropshire, Thomas Tadlock and Dr. Gus
Piatt.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

CEMENT.-Every year there is new
brand of cement offered on the market but
they have not as yet stood the test of
time. Hanover Cement has been used
right.here is Paris for the past Is years.
The reason Of this is because it is good.
We sell it because we want to sell the
best. STUART g. WooDFoRD.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

QUICK WoRK.-Send your laundry to
the Lexington Steam Laundry. 1t is the
best in town. Send away one day and
back the next, so you don't have to wait.
JAM 5 ARKLE, Agent.
If Both Phones.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

MAYsvILLE TRAGEDY.-Russell Crutch
Nilburn, aged 26, was instantly killed
Sunday night by Policeman Rufus Dry
den, at Maysville.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

HAND CoMBs.-Grass seed gathering is
near at hand. See LAWN & Connell for
the latest improved hand combs. 2t
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

ATTENrIoN, LADIEs.-We are prepaped
to clean, press and make ladies tailored
suits look as good as new. You would
be surprised to know how nice we could
make that old dress look Phone 303.
If THOMAS Bros.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07
Wool Wanted.

Highest market price; sacks furnished
free.
19apr-tf CBAs. s. BRENT & Bro.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

= sAYl-Talk to T. Porter Smith about
the insurance. (13nv-tf)
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

Wilson Buckler, aged Sc, one of the
wealthIest men of Nicholas county, died
at Carlisle Sunday morning of old age.
He is uncle of Winfield and ]. Aug.
Buckler.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

w. H. Whaley shipped doubIe-deck
car load of lambs to Jersey City Thurs
day night from Austerlitz.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

Scott Hudson shipped his string of
twenty-five horses to Oakley for their
final training for the grand circuit,
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-07

The blue grass seed on 286 acres Of
land belonging to Anderson Cheneult, de.
ceased, in Montgomery, was sold al
public auction to R. c. Gatewood for S645
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Surge 9epeidem.
SnIanb.
/. Stunt.

/. Stunt.
SnIano.
San Suan, g. &. 9ie 2e9is=
latur bertagte fi9 O6ne bic Nnleibe=
@eieBgebung 81 beenbisen.
Nem OorF. 9. sc. @aIatpap,
Der ebemalise Yrdfibent Der Stem OOrt
Central abn, 1T 81 Sabre alt Qe.
ftorben.
Nepport, sc. s. l1nterieeboot
Sutton leste in @esentpart elmer Ma=
rine=@ommiifion cine erfOlgrei6e prO=
befabrt ab.
Burlington. Ser @ontraft fir
bas reue 8unbesoebdube in &i9monb,
Snb., tuurbe an %. 5. Spears, So=
lebp, g., berlteben.
bambe t 9, ga. Sci
einem 3uiammenftoB bon 2 Gra8t=
siigert tpurben Elm 3uebeamter getbbtet
uno 5 oerlebt, elmer t6otli6. 9ie
2otomOtipe unb IA Wagen ftnb aer=
trtimmert.
Gairpont, 8. s. Sima, frtber
Mit9lieo bes ungariiden &et9staas
unb i'm politif9en 2eben ienes 2anoes
berborrasenb, 1T g~eforben. Set
1900 mar er in Nmerita als Sournalift
tbdtis.
0lm 81 b.
Berlin. Senrit Sintiuic5,
Der pOlnii9e Nobeaif, gebt mad Der
Wanbi6urei, um literarii6en 9tof gu
iammeln.
2tffabpn. @9la@ti9if Seas
aree, Nbmiral Barter, unb bic S9la6t=
f9ife alabama unb Maine fino an=
setommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

eung" in Wa9r6eit Iifplai Sttono=
uitf9 b. Sefpn unb tit als Gntel eines
bolfteinif6en gfarrers beuti9er Mb=
itammung. Sein Sbetm, &ommer>
aienratb 2ubpie Ottens, tpD6nt in 8iel
Der 8ater bes Mbmirals ging IN jun
gen Sabren als Sbierar5t mad Yeter5=
burg, mo Der bamalige bGnti3e Sc
fanbte @raf 8lobme ii9 ieiner an
nobm. Sn SubruBlanb befGmpfte er
bic Hinberpe5t nit fDl9em @rfolge, BAT
ber Gar Inn ben erbli9en Nbel perlie6
i'm gum 9taatsratb ernannte unb tbm
cine grpfefur an Der 11niberttdt Dor.
pat berlie6. SDrt purbe Der Momiral
geboren. Der 8oter itarb IN 0orpdt
als untber5ttdtsz &urator.
Die perf9tebenartige S9reibpeiie
bes Namens bes Nbmirdls nit i1ren
baraus berpprgegnngenen Srrt6iimern
1T bauptid9li9 uuf ben umitanb gu
riid5ufiibren, baB &ontre=Nbmirdl b,
SeTon bielfa6 nit &apitGn b. @feu
benz 8efeblsDaber bes &reu5ers go.
ntf" unb 5laggentapitdn bes Pprt DR.
tbur=@ e56ndbers, pertpe9Ielt purbe
Oiefe @ertpe9slung mar UNI 10 lei9ter
m0gli9, ols i'm Rufitf4en bas 6 ala
Mnfangsbu9fa6e tDie rSe" gefpro9en
nirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

&Dnies Beter bon Serbten unter entz
ipre9enben Seftli9feiten itattfinoen.
Cine Dirt Brdlubtum >ba5u bilbete bic
auf Die perfDnlide Sn%terbention bes
Monar9en bin bereits erfolgte Rudz
febr Der ausldnbif9en Otplpmaten,
unter bener au9 Der Ser. Staaten@
@efanbte Sadfon ieine 8eglaubisungs~
paptere iiberrei4te, na9 8elgraO, na6@
benz peter Die bur9 ben &0niesmorb
fompromittirten Sffi3iere aus ietner
l1meebung entfernt bate. gbenfo tptrb
Die auf Elm beHeres GinDer itdnbniB nit
8ulgarien bin5ielenbe fiirSli9e 8egege
nung bes 3Dniss nit 5urit Serbinanb
IN 0tf9 als eine Interchangeable GIN
leitung Der Salbungsfeitli9fetten an
geieben.
Sb bumit AUDI 9lei68eitig cine neue
Gpo9e fir bas i9ner geprifte 2anb
anbre9en tptrb, muB bic a3eit lebren.
4 Dem i'm glitter bon SO ssSdbre1l 5tebenz
ben RDntg f9eint es an 9utem MiGen
ni9t 5u feblen unb er 1T etn fluger,
befonnener, ftaatsmGnnii6er 4opf, baS
Bel Elm tapferer Solbat. SIM beutf9z
fran5Dfti4en &rieg fp4t er in Der
fran3Dff6en Irmee, unD flint Sabre
fpdter befehligte er tpdbrenb oes boSz
nif9en Nufftanbs cine 5reiDiaigenz
Nbtbsilung. @r bate bamals ungefd6r
$50 damn lei ii9, 2eute aaer Naz
tionen. @s mar ftrenser Winter, Die
Sofbaten lagen auf @trob sebettet unb
Die Menage mar fir ale glei9, bod
peier, bon benz faum elmer feiner Sretz
tpiaigen nuBte, baB er SbronprGten@
bent iei, tbetlte ale Strapa5en. Dus
Derf6affte ibm einen Numen unter ben
Snfurgenten; unb als er in 5nei Sc
fehten eegen Die tiirfif9e ueberma1t
gefiest bate. mar fem Huf begriinbet.
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Mm b.
saiHsna@ri@tet.
u n 0 M nj E n

Nnge men:
Queenstown: vSaronia" BON Bottom.
@berbour9: ypatricia" bon Stem Dorf.
0ong Song: Sizing Mo" bon pcrt=
Lamb, Ore.
2iberpOOl: yMaieffic" bon Stem Dorf
bia Queenstoun.
Queenstown: yWarion" BON pbila=
belpbia mad 2tberpool.
Nbaeabren.
Netp Oorf: ,Oceania" mad 2iberpOol.
Nntuerpen: vGmiBerlanb" mad pbila=
belpbia.
Queenstown: .@arpatbia" mad 2iber=
pool.
9outbampton: vGaiier Wilbelm H.
mad Hep Sort.
2onbon: ,Niearia" nod 6amburg.
2iperpoDl: .@ebric" mad Sem Oort
Dia Queenstown; pN~oOrolanb"
mad philadelphia bia Queens
tour.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

@9abenfeuer CAB es in 2onz
bon i'm lebten Sabre i'm @an5en 3400.
Oiefe Seuer baben 1859 Menf9enleben
gefdhrbet, ober nur sc pirfli6 5eritDrt,
gegen 116 i'm @oriabre unb 81 1901.
Die 3obf Der .erniten" SGSeuer TT 5uriieiz
eegangen pon SO 1901 auf rs 1902
unb 81 1903. Die bdufigiten Sobess
urfa9en fpdrer .Rleiber in 8eriibrung
nit offenem Seuer@ Q3), n4inber nit
Geuer ober 3iinbbDl5ern fpielenb1
19). petroleumlampen (6).
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% E II 8 g e b.

90 abineton. 1. SUM-. =
Die in Der Miinae i'm Mai 9eprd9ten
stiide betragen $44, 551, 565 pie fOlgt:
Sob, $44, 1O9, 900; SLIDER $780,
900; S9eioe : Mitnsen, $62, sos.
MuBerbem tpurben $50, 900 peios unb
2, 500, 900 @entaoDs fir bic Pbilippi=
men geprdgt.
SornaOo=@ Il t 3 n.
Norton, Seas, L. sunni. Sic
tleine Stabt Selben an Der &sd
Sslanb=8 abn purbe bur@ einen Sor=
nabo perbeert. Cine Stride, 5 Wnbn=
bdufer unb biel Garm=@ igentbum fino
serff0rt. Sn Der Rirde befanOen fiG
bel elmer 2ei9enfeter 300 2eute. Gin
bubenb Yerfonen iinb lei6t berleBt.
Siour Ctr, Sa., l. SUM-.
Sin Sornabo sert6rte beute in $ata=
maj, Neb., bas Operbaus. Gin PrD=
fefor unb beri9ieoene 9o4f4tler, Del
bafelbf iibten, purben u~nbeoeutenb
berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
@aHen= GntlaHmng
TOn Mngefellten Der YenniDlnania
8abn ipeitli@ BON Ytttsbur9.

pittsburg, L. Stunt. Sie
gennfplbania 2tnien tpetli9 i6rdnten
lire Betriebsausgaben elm.
9eute murben LOO 2eute bon Der
Ban gamble 8ahn %entlaiien ur1b aud
NOD tpeitere @ntlaifun9en feben bepor.
Die @efeuf6aft miro su Dem 66ritt
bur9 ben &iG9ang in ben @innabmen
gen6tbi9t, ben bic fpdte @r6fnung Der
Sdifa6rt auf ben Seen Deruria9t.
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q eue 9 a6nIini e.

W empbis, Senn., 1. Sum-. =
Wentpbis unb bas groBe Wiiiifippi
Sbal erbielten beute cine rreue birefte
8abn : 8~erbinbuns mad ct. Souls,
als bic Sun Granciseo 2inie ibren
erften Bafaeteraue nod Der NusItel=
l~ungsffaot ablieB. Die reue 2inie ift
Die fiiraeffe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
Ggfn- geEou.
Ser &otnmaroeur oe5 @Ieoitp oitof.@ eid,tual
OexS bon oeMtidler 94bitatnntuf,a

Ser fiihne 6ibrer bss ruffii9en
WlubiDoftot= Gef9pabers, Der in ben
Melbungen bonn pftuiiutii9en &riess>
f9auplaB balb &OntrezNbmiral @fen,
balb Sefen pber ou9 Yesaen senonnt
purbe, beiBt mad Der u&0lnif9en 3eis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
5o5iate 9Dg;ene.
SeutiWlanbs Mrbeiterberfi6ermng ais
&nsfellungsnbjett.

Naris nnO ct. ~2ouis-3lieiiee Gumnte1,-@es
eenietti9 feitspriusip tno Gertpaltnme.
&ranfemfaNen, unfau= rno S~npaItottdtss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. U~aaBnabmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
Ser qeangen u meri
Qter.

fatrer.
Wabtn9ton n, 1. Stunt. Die
Setretdre 0ap unb MoobD conferirten
bente nit benz Yrdfibenten fiber ben
5au Peroicaris. @DnfuI @ummere
tpurbe angewiefen, Der marotf. &eeie=
rung 81 %er6fnen. Die amerifanif9e Ge=
9ierung beftebe barauf, oaB Der Bandit
&aiiouli fur Die Si9erbeit bes Sc
fangenen peri5nli6 baftbar fei.
Sails ibm ir9enb Elm 2eio gef9iebt,
tptrb Die Sefan9ennabme uro Stnri9=
tun9 hes 8a1oiten berIanet. Samit
bic 8oti9aft fiber ans 3iel fommt,
tuurbe fe aud an ben 8oti9after in
Sonbon teleerapbirt.
Sanger, L. SUM-. Ser amer.
&reuaer Olympia, Aomiral Semel, unb
bic Rreu3er Baltimore unb @lepelanb
(eurOpdii@es @el6uaber) trafen beute
elm. @s beiBt, Dem Sultan fei 8 Gage
I3eit gegeben, I'm bic @~efan9enen ber=
beiaubringen; bann fone Sanser be-
f9ofen tDeroen. 8eitdtigt 1T bies
iebo6 nt6t.
paris, 1. Stunt. Sic 8itte
Imeritas an 6tanfrei6 CUR Mttwir=
flung BET Der 8efreiuna Der beioen Sc
fangenen bat inn auspdrtigen Nmt
etnen iebr etnfigen ginoruG sema9t.
Wan fiebt bierin Die erite enti9iebene
Entertaining BON Granfret6's aus
f4la99ebenbem @infufe in Marocco.
8oti9after porter conferirte 6eute nit
Minifter 9elcafe iber bic 4ngelegen=
belt.
unter DC o + bsW b q t.
portsmoutb, o., 1. Stunt.
s. 9errel, Is, tpurbe beute unter Der
8ei6uloi9un9 berbaftet, ieinen Obeim
%. 5errel crmorbet gu baben. Ser
WOrb fano 9eitern ftatt.
e amp m 1t SC d B r n.
Dubois, 3d., /. SUM-. goft=
meifer 2ahep in SAILS Greet tpurbe
heute BON einem 3duber porausfi9tli9
tDotli9 berlebt; na6ber tpurbe elmer Der
&duber BON paftor Chisholm, als er
in bef1en Wobnung einbrtneen nplte,
9ei6o1en unb egfangen. Ser anbere
&duber nebf einem @efdbrten enttam.
Ser prdibent.
abingto N, 1. Stunt. Prd=
fioent &Ouiebelt f~tattete beute Der @on=
9reB : 8ibliotbef ieinen erfen 8eiu9
ab. @pdter fribftiidte er nit Grau
&ooiebelt bel Bibliotbetar putnam.
Sefretdr> 9oeb, Der beute nod benz
Oe1omfone=Parf abreiite, mirb bur9
Silfs=@ etretdr Barnes bertreten.
Snben GIutben m e.
! u III III Z Ue
g reenbiIIe, Wpo., 1. Stunt.
Sie Slutb i'm Green GluRe unb feiner
3uHihfen bat nenisftens 2 2eben ge=
fofet unb biel g%tgentbum 3%erftDrt.
Na9 einem aus benz l1eberI6nem=
%munssgebiet ein9etrpfenen 8oten uirb
t4 Die $obtenliite iogar nod erbober.
eltamer SeIbf # m 0 D.
@runb.
@lebela n B., 1. Stunt. %. s.
Curtis, elm garf=B oliaif, bat i9 beute
eri9ohen. gr tuurbe tirsli9 Der &ao=
ler=Nbtbeilung susetbeilt, tonnte ni9t
&ab fabren unb man timmt an, baB
i'm Gurdt por gntlafuns gum eelbf-
morb trieb.
& g ierungs 81 a 3 m e n
unb " usIa9en.
B n z t 0 n, /. SUM. Die
@sfammt=Ginnabmen i'm Mai betru=
gen $41, 688, 059, Nuslagen $685.
418,472. ginsere9net finb bierbei
$49, 900, 900 fir ben panama=g anal=
tauf UNI ein Sarleben BON $500, 900
ar Die 2ouiiana=N usfeaunss=@eien
Iidaft. 9ie g%innabmett 5%erfallen in:
36ae, $18, 1851. 421, cine Mbnabme
segen 1908 BON 81, SOC, 900; Snlanb=
@teuern. $18, 657, 1872, Elm Nbnabme
BON $500, 900; 0ermiidtes, 81, 49,
sos, cine Mbnabme bon 1902, 900.
penfionen ftieaen Don $12. 749. 735
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
a0nie }aeters salbune.
cHtintfiidc MtSbItde aif bic GnttpsGInne
oeS u~naIiidIiden &anoeS.

Sn Der alien RrDnungsfir9e Der fer
btf6en &Dnige 81 &ralieoo, in pel9er
au9 Der ermorbete &Dnig 4leTanber
geia1bt, aber nibt gefrDnt purbe, nirh
Mitte SUM- bic feierli6e Salbung bes