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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
CORONER AT WORK.
Again Begins Investigation of
Willard Wreck.

Maple Hill. Kas.. Jan. 1.-THE coro-
ner's Jury in the Willard wreck. inves-
tigation examined five witnesses this
forenoon and adjourned until the mid
die of the week. Engineer Benjamin
was unable TO appear, and the county
attorney and the coroner will go to
Kansas City Tuesday and secure the
deposition of Mr.. Benjamin.
Among the first witnesses introduced
this morning was Train Dispatcher
Eby He testified that he had handed
the following train order to Conductor
Nagle of No. 3, the passenger. himself:
Extra No. 1417 will meet train Nos.
13 and 8. engines unknown. at Willard.
-(Signed) Eby."
A carbon copy of the order was pro-
duced in court. Other witnesses were
Fireman Stoddard of No. 8, Agent
Seigel, Willard, and the fireman of the
stock train.
Deputy County Attorney Carroll said
the Rock Island officials had been Of
great assistance to the county by get
ting the train employees to testify and
to appear voluntarily, thus saving much
expense.
The testimony of all of the witnesses
seemed to show that Engineer Benjamin
disregarded orders when he ran by Will
lard.
Benjamin is reported to have said in
Kansas City that he had no such orders
as Eby testified to giving him.
Dispatcher Eby stated positively that
the train crew Of No. 8 had orders to
stop at Willard and should have done
so. He said that he delivered the order
to Conductor Nagle in person and that
| there was a duplicate for Engineer
Benjamin. Mr.. Eby said he did not
know whether Benjamin got a copy or
not but 1t is pretty certain that he did.
Ie was all right, he said, for No. 8 to
run through Valencia, because their
waiting order had expired when they
! reached there.
DO you deny the statement given by
| Benjamin to reporters in Kansas
City?" he was asked.
Yes, sir, 1 do" replied Mr.. Eby.
DO you claim that No. disobeyed
orders and caused the wreck?''
''I do. They ran past their orders"
Agent Seigel t Willard told of being
on duty an1 reporting the passage of
No. 8. Agent Hoover of Maple Hill said
that the stock train had an open track.
Fireman Stollard of No. 3 said that
he did not know what orders Benjamin
had and did not understand that it was
his duty to know. Ete said that he
; first saw the stock train coming when
it was two train lengths away and
called Engineer Benjamin's attention
to the fact.
Benjamin put on the air, reversed and
, both jumped The train was running
, so miles an hour but slowed down
somewhat before the crash came. 1t
was Stollards third trip on a passen-
ger train. He was an extra man.
The jury will take Engineer Benja-
MINIS statement in Kansas City tomor-
! row
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
REYES HAS FINISHED.
Leaves for New York to Return
to Washington No More.

Washington. Jan. 11-General Reyes
the Colombian special minister here,
had an hours conference with the sec
retary of state at the latter's home to-
day, respecting the Panama situation.
He announced at the conclusion of the
interview that he probably would leave
for New York today, not expecting to
return. Secretary Hay has not come to
any conclusion about sending the cor
respondenee to congress as requested
by general Reyes. He endeavored to
show General Reyes the futilfty of
Colombia's efforts to regain Panama
but regards the matter as still open to
justment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
MAKING a GUMsHoE FIGHT.
Source of Anti-Roosevelt Literature
Not Yet Discovered.

Indianapolis, Jan 1.-THE -Roose-
velt literature sent from Indiana goes
from no public headquarters in this
city. The entire movement is on gum
shoe lines All the old Mckinley ele-
ment. the Fairbanks followers and all
who attended the recent love feast are
really opposed to Roosevelt's nomina-
ton.
Aaron Jones of South Bend, who was
on the Republican state ticket for
auditor in 1892 and who is now head of
the National Grange of the United
States. is in the city after trip east
and south.
Il am a Roosevelt man. said Mr..
Jones, but I believe Hanna is gaining
daily, and 1 feel that he may be the
nominee after all. There are influences
back of Hanna with which Roosevelt
cannot contend successfully. They are
becoming more and more in evidence"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
LARIMER NOT OUT.
Denies Rumor That He Won't
Go Before Primary.

It was rumored this afternoon that J.
B. Larimer, candidate for the nomination
of district judge, would not abide by the
action of the Republican county central
committee IN setting the date for the
county primaries on February q, but
would run Independently end have his
name placed on the ticket by petition
not out of the contest for the nomination
of judge.I will not be an independent can
didate. Further than that 1 do not care
to say anything at this time" Mr.. Lari-
mer favored holding the primaries on May
II and his supporters urged that date at
the COMMITTEES meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
RUN DOWN BY ENGINE.
Texas Family Victims of Fatal
Accident at ManzanilIo.

San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 1.-THE
steamer San Juan from the Central
American coast brings the news that
George D. Brooks, of Houston. Tex,
superintendent of the breakWater at
Manzanillo had been killed near there
on the eve of his departure for this city
on the San Juan. Together with his
wife, son and servant they were run
down by an engine on their way from
COlima to ManzanillO Brooks and the
servant were killed outright. Mrs
Brooks was mangled beyond recogni-
ton and her child had both legs cut off,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
WEATHER UNSETTLED.
The Promise Is That There Will Be
Rain.

The forecast of the government wealth
er bureau sent out Saturday announc-
ing snow and rain was correct and
Sunday the snow arrived preceded by
rain.
Today began with weather repeti-
ton of Sunday and the forecast sent out
today is a repetition of that of Satur-
day. 1t is fair tonight and Tuesday,
preceded by rain or snow east portion
tonight. Colder tonight" The wind has
been southwest, blowing eight miles an
hour. The hourly temperatures record
ed by the government thermometer to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
MONEY PLEDGED.
Unlimited Amount for PrOsecu-
tions I'm IroquOis Affair.

Chicago. Jan 11-Unlimited funds to
aid in prosecuting the persons respon-
sibIe for the Iroquois fire have been
pledged to the Iroquois Memorial So
ciety composed of relatives of the vic
Tins The announcement was made at
a meeting of a committee on permanent
organization Arthur e. Hull stated
that the offer of funds had been made
by "a firm with a financial backing of
more than q million dollars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
HELD TO GRAND JURY.
Z. S. Commissioner SalOmOn
will Fight His Case.

Chicago. Jan. 11-U. S. Commissioners
A D. Salomon was today held to the
federal grand jury on a charge of vio-
lating the United States internal rev.
enue law in the Colombus laboratories
Of five professors and directors of the
institution who were arrested all ex-
cept Solomon decided to compromise
by making cash payments to the United
States government. Commissioner Sal
ONION decided that he had nothing to
compromise, believing that the viola
ton was only technical
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
BANQUET FOR BRYAN.
He Will Be Chief Guest at a
Jackson Day Celebration.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 11.-William j.
Bryan came here today to attend to some
legal business in connection with the
Bennett estate and to be the chief guest
tonight of the New Haven Democracy in
observance of Andrew Jackson day. Mr..
Bryan will speak tonight at the banquet,
when he will have his subject, "A
Conscience Campaign Later at the
Hyperion theater he will deliver the first
lecture in the Philo s. Bennett course OF
public lectures, his topic being The
Value of an IDEAL %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
MAD MULLAH BEATEN.
Lost 900 KiIled-British suf-
fered Slightly.

Alden, Arabia. Jan. 11.-An engage
ment in Somaliland between British
force and the forces of the Mad Mullah
has resulted in severe defeat of the
latter. who lost 1000 men killed The
British suffered two officers Killed and
eight severely wounded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-11
Temperatures of Large cities.

Chicago Jan. n.-Temperatures at A.
m: New York, "a; Boston, Is: Phila-
delphia, 2; Washington, 28; Chicago, "A;
minneapolis, ~ z; Cincinnati, 2S; st. Louis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
We8Dpttf@e xbtsrbstlfmmoe.

@On dsbptiider Sbisrbsiltunbe eibt
Elm Papprus 0adri6t, Der 1889 bon
benz gngIdnber petrte tn einen
S9utt9uufen o 3abun eefunben
uno bon s. 8. 9riffitb b~erausssgeben
tpurbe. Oieien @eterinGr : papprus
bon &ahun bat Der Sbierarat .. Nsff>
gen in Miilbsim a. 81. gum @eeen<
ftanb elmer i%nterefanter unterfudung
gema9t, I'm bic bort angefiibrten
Sbierfiant6eiten u. +. IN. bonn Stanb=
punt Der beutigen @ifenf6aft gu Bee
leu9ten. Nir ftnbsn barin II. a. fols
genbes iiber bic 8e6anblung zines a1>
senfranten S9ien. Na4 ben Gaths
i4ldgen bes pupbrus bssinnt bic 8ss
banbluns bes S9fen nit elmer s3au<
berfprmel; penn bieie geipro9en III,
fon man bas Sbier beiieite itelen, ben
&0rper bon &opf big gu SUB nit fal<
tenn WaFer beipriben, unb bann iei>
men &Drper nit trpdenem .SeneI9
(Dermutbli9 elmer Dirt @urfe) ober
Melonen abretben unb i'm NIT Senei9
rdu9ern. Nd6 beri9iebenen anberen
unperitdnbliaen @orfdriften beibt es
tpeiter: Du fonit ibm einen Mberlab
MAIDEN (ets. perpunben) auf feiner
Naie unb an .ieinem S9pana unb
bann 81 ibm fa9en: On bieiem
S9nitte ftirbit bu ober tptrit pteber
eeiunb bur9 i'm. Wabrli9, Elm gutter
Srpit fir ben armen S9fen, NIT benz
man beute ni9t melt fdme. Iber troB
BEG 11niinns, ben er entbGlt, lit Der
Sab to9 BON grpbem Sntersfie fir
uns, benin er lebrt uns, bab bic alten
@egDpter f9on bic I%usfiibrung unb
Seoeutung bes @berlaHes tannten
unb i'm au9 an fpl9en Stellen borz
nabmen, mo audi mir i'm ansubringen
getpDbnt finb: am S9nanse unb duf
benz Naienriiden, in Der Nd6e bes @uz
ees, lsbterss ~beIonbers sci afuten
Nugenerfranfunsen. Wesn nun audi
bic &enntnife in Der Msbi3in Bel ben
alien Megpptern ni9t 10 ipeit ber paz
rem, pie man meiit an3unebmen ge<
neigt lit, 10 tit es bod getpib BON Sn<
terefe uno Elm ebrenbOnes 3sugntB
fir Die altdspptif9en @eterindrmebiz
siner, baB bic BON ibnen erfannte Wirz
flung bes Iberlafes ii9 berartig be-
pGbrt bat. baB mod beute uniers
S6ierGr5te unb Ierate biefen i9on
por Sahrtaufenben e%rprobten gingriff
dls Elm oorsiigli6es Mittel anertennen
unb piel anpenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Ste ttmiberfttdt GanbriSse.

TrsunbGi6 sriibt fs ben 8efu9er,
Die altebrpiirbige uniperitGtsitdot
Cambridge. Den flarsn Slutben bes
Gam, bic fin unb gerduf9los 5pif4en
iippigem @riin ba6ingleiten unb iiberz
aubin 2eben unb Sru9tbarfett bers
breiten, perbdnft lie ni9t MIR ben
Namen, fpnbsrn aud ben &ran5 pa
rabieIf6er @Grten nit prG9tigem.
f9peGenbem &aien unb itattli6en,
f9attenipenbenben 8Gumen. @uf
ibnen rubt bas Nuge bes Hatur freuns
bes nit beIpnberem Wo6lgefallen.
&ingsumber aber breitet fi9 Die
fru9tbare Grafi9aft Gfer aus NIT
ibren rei9en 9etreibefelbern unb fet'
ten Weiben, bod ni9t gsrabe reid an
ben lanbf9aftli6en S9Dn6eiten, Die
fonft Der Siiben Gnglunbs in 10 pers
i6penberif6er Siine barbtetet.
SIN Snnern tpel4 mittelalterli9er
3auber! Gilfertig babinf3reiterbe
Stubenten unb niirbige profehOren,
beibe nit f9par5er Suite unb iteifem
8arett, auf ben Straben Elm Stiid
lebenbiger Ypeiie aus per9angenen
Sa6r6unberten, bas bic langneiltge
prpia pbiliiterbafter Nltugsmeni4en
Der @egenpart pObltbueno unters
bri6t. Sreitaufenb MufeniDbne be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22

ta tptSber in mletns Sffis TN t1 tann
Sbne fage, baB tpibDer ales in en- gut
@9ebp is. Sn bic 3aunselmietuns
ZEN fe Refouubf9en ebaptet, mo- brin
gefast is, baB ia for bas, mas i9 gez
babn in ben Sntereit ppn bic s3ittie
ale &rebit berbiene bebt; i9 hGtt nit
nur { fOrf9tfldb 8oltesfpprs gebeiert,
t9 bGtt aud felbft 8urflerf9 setetf9t
In bGtt bic 3itiiSens { Entertainment
getppe, bas na9 ben metropolitan
Steil geipel e tpdr. 5or bas aIes fplt
i9 en- 2ebs in mel @ebti9es bsn. Gi
tell iub. DO FEN i9 bod pibber gut aez
fIblt. lin es is fonni gspeie, pie ale
3eut, gang pertideler bic 2ebbies, mo
10 sefidt sebabt bate. gu mid tOmme
tin I'm mid tobngrettulebtet ben I'm
mid gefragt ben, bod reft balb nib
Der 10 en- Entertainment uff5uma9e.
Sebn sc, 10 is ales nod gum Suite
ous9eorebt I'm tper bot pibber ben
Wldterie beson setrage9 Mi9 felbit.
Mit ~aIerbanb Hiegarbs
Subrs Srulie,
Meit 9aberfad,
estpeier I'm Sderiff bon Mpple Sad
9olie Serrer Rauntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22

bur9 aIerlei sierli9e glasmalereien
gebdmpften 2i9tes eintreten, prbur3
Dem Haum, Der 3. 8. in Sings GOls
leee big unter bas Dad rei9t, ienes
ss6eimnibpple 9albbuntel perlieben
nirb, bas in sotbii9en &atbebralen
ben 8siuder 10 md6tig ergreift.
8eionbere Sorgfult lit auf bic @uss
i6miidung Der &apene bertpenoet.
8eriibmt bur9 lire foftbaren GENIAL
ten Seniter lit ppr alien Sings Gbas
pei. Mber audi bic anbern &apellen
finb piirbig, oft toitbar ausgef9miidt.
Neben ben Senitern iinb audi 9o9alz
tar unb 2eiepult, Johann Die Srgel
oft fiinitlerii9 pert6pole Stiftungen.
Die rei9iten S6dbe bes college
finben ii9 in ieinsr 9ibliot6ef angez
bGuft: neben elmer Menge pifenf9aftz
li6sr Bidder oft bic foitbariten 6anbs
f9riften aus Der 3eit bes Mittelala
ters, ~tpertbbp1e Srude aus benz Is.
unb 16. Sa9rbunbert, 1pbann foftbars
Miin5fammlun9en unb Sammlun9en
rDmii6er @ltertbiimer. @iele @elebrte
unb 2iterdten bdben Bel i6rem Sob
lire eeIammte 8ibliotbef benz college
perma6t, aus benz tie Encouragement
tparen, beriibmte Geiienbe einen
Sbeil tbrer Sunbe iiberlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
&6rpergrobe t.na 8esabnng.

Dus 8er9dltniB spii6en S6rper'
er0be unb esiitiger 8saabuns. be8te>
bungspeiie @baratter bat i6on offers
na9oentli9e &Dpfe bel9dftigt. Die
5plgerungen, bic man bann aus ben
aGgemein bsfannten gigsni9aften Der
Hiefen unb emerge aos, fiibrten itetg
gu benz S9lub, bab Die mittlere &Orz
persrDbe audi in bieier Se5iebung tire
0ortbeile baben miife. NeuerOinss
bat li9 nun Elm enslii4er Sprf9er,
Ger befannte p6biiolpse Qupelpd
guis, NIT bieiem Sbema etpas mebr
rpiKenI9aftli9" bsi9Gftist unb baz
bel tit er gu folgenbem GrgebntB gez
fpmmen: Die Mittel9rDbe tit BEL ngez
pObnliGen MsnI9sn" bGufiger ols bel
ubebeutenben." Inter bunoert 0es
pD6nli9en iinb 60 mittelgrobe nno
nur SO gu lang ober gu tur5 8epa9z
iene. Gaesaer betrdgt Der Gntbetl
Der Mtttelgroben an ben 8ebeutenoen
MIR % prpaent. Inter 6unoert 8ez
heutenben iinb % mittelgrob, 81 tletu
unb Al groB. 9aDelOd Gais bat otes
fen Iufitsnunsen Elm ungebeurss Mfds
terial 5usrunbe selsst unb fis iino gez
pib nf9t uninterefant. Sbr Wsrtb
erf6eint uns aber bed re6t profile
matii9, unb tper iie rs6t bsosntt,
niro aud aepib fsinen Qnlab baben,
um feline sissne perfOnliateit NIT
S9mers ober nit befonosrer 5reuos
gu betrabtsn. Ob mir nun flein ooer
orob ober mittel iinb = es gibt ia
mad Sapelod Gnis Bel ieber &Orper=
erDbe @ep1bnli1e unb gebeutenoe,
ipsnn an9 nit Deri6ieosnsm prOasnt'
fnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
q uBenAnfi9t Der &apeGIe
bpa&tng's College.

fommsn nur ben N%userpG6lten au<
quite, benen na9 Dem Wprtlaut Der
9riinbungsurfunbe unb benz WiGen
Der Sitter Der Gintritt in bieIelben
p%erftuttet tit. 3eitIebens rednet ss
ii3 bann Der 9elebrte CUR hO9fen
Gbre an, einem bieier Colleges als
Mitelieb ober Sellop an5usebDren.
Wpbl perbienen bic interefanten
8ebGube NIT ibren abtpe6slunesret=
den Tormen unb benz bunteln Grim
bes gfeus pber Der pilben &ebe, bas
ibre Wdnbe bebedt, unfere @ufmerfz
iamfeit unb uniern 8eiu9. Surd
Elm ultertbiimli9es Pprtal, iiber benz
ii9 offers cine Dirt Sburm erbebt.
treten mir in ben meiit nit f9Dnem
Haien betpa9ienen unb aupeilen nit
einem Drummer gef9miidten 9pf, um
ben ii9 bic ein5elnen 8ebGuoe grups
piren. Sreten tpii in zines BON ibnen
Elm, 10 perben uns no6l 5unG9it bic
observation-disclosures se5ei9t, ie aus
apei 3immern beitebenb, Die Der be-
treffenbe Muisnipbn felbit nit MOz
beln unb Wanbi4mud au%s5uitatten
bat.
8on Der Stubentenpobnung beges
ben mir uns in ben Speilefaal. On
ben Saal bes altsermanif9en 9errenz
haufes %erinnernb, aetat er iiberaQ cine
imponirsnbe @usbebnung. MG9tige
eOtbii9e Senitsr lafen cine SiGs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Der 9pfbpm g t. Sobn's
GplIede.

berberet Cambridge, urb Elm reiher
Born Der Wifeni9aft quilt bier, tpo
Die eri6mteiten 2ebrer cine tpifIens>
buritige Sugenb, barunter iiber breiz
bunbert 8ertreterinnen bes sarten
9ef9le6ts, unterri6ten. unb bann,
pO6in bas Iuge blidt unb Der SUB
fi9 penbet, iiberan &ir6en uno &az
pelen, uniper iitGtsgebGube unb Wfuz
ientempel aIer Dirt i'm Stile iensr anz
mutbenben unb suglei9 erbabenen
9pt6if, bic @nglanbs &at6ebralen 10
Dort6eilbaft aus5ei6net. Nur bic urz
alte 2unotir6e, bas getreuefte 46bilo
Der Stride bes beiligen @rabes in Sc
rufulem, pp6l Oas Gltefte 8aupert
bieier Dirt in gan5 gnglanb, seigt bic
Tormen bes pu6tigen NDrmdnnenz
fills aus Dem II. SabrbunOert, unb
Der Gaitlebiigel, Der ii9 am norbpeit@
li9en @nbe Der Stapt erbebt, peiIt
auf bic 3eit bin. ba Die a6mer bier
Elm emporium ibrsr Ma9t angelegt
bdtten.
Cine englif4e l1niperfitGt, fpie lie
bier benz 4uge ii9 aeiet, lit fir BEN
5remben elm 9egenitano ~befonoeren
Snterefes. Ni6ts, mas bas 4uslanb
bietet, fann nit ibr pergli6en perben.
Wp einitens, an Der S9pele bes II.
Sa6r6unoerts, brei M0nde bes be-
nd9barten &loiters Groblanb in elmer
semietbeten S6eune tGgli9 Die Giez
mente Der pbiloiopbie, Matbematit
uno anberer llrnifeni6aften lebrten,
oo fpGter6in i'm Mittelalter nur tpez
MICE 9ebdube fir Die 3tpede elmer Sc
ieai9aft bon 9ele6rten = uniperiie
!Gt genannt = fi9 erboben: elm 5aus
nit rJetfddl", cine 8ibliptbef unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Criairefrer ,,&aEnhpf."

Sas NluIter an Ginfa65eit in Der
@nlage unb Geforgurg zines 8abn=
6ofes, 10 Dermelbtt Elm beuti6iGnb;s
f9sr @eriItertatter, biirfte in petri=
rpba, Spii9en Gptba unb Sbrbruf,
Shir;ngen, 81 finben fem. Ser borz
tise 8abnbof, Der nod gan3 nsu tit, BE-
itebt aus einem Stadet nit Sbir, elmer
2aterne, elmer 2oternenleiter unb eineri
S9ilbe, bas BEN Namen Der Gtation
befannt gibt. @ls SabnboFsbaue bent
bos 9immelsgsipDlbe, bos i'm Sibsn
nit Dem Sbiiringsr Walbe pirfungsz
bon befprirt TT; man bebarf bier fpebsr
irgenb zines @ebGubes, nod iraenh
zines 9edm.en. Srpbbem bat man be
Acknowledgements o Nnfong an einqsz
fibrt. @enn nGmli9 Der 3uo fommt,
iteigt Der S9affner beraus, gebt on bas
Stadet, Dffnet Die Sbir unb IGbt Die
Reiienben aus petrirobd eintreten. @ie
fpmmen biefe gu Sabrtarten9 Sier fat
man Sempsren5lsr unb QlfoboIifer gil
unterf9e;ben. Die lebteren boben III
Dem etpa flint Minutsr en~tFern.en
Sorfe Die 9affpirthf9uft a@fgeiuGt
unb bert ppm Wirtb Elm 9Ias 8ier
unb cine Sdfrtarte perlangt. Die Sem
peren5ler !dbt mon obne Tabrfar:e
bur4 bic Stadetthiir fdlspfen uno
a9tet nur baruuf, boB lie fih in Gotfa
ober Seo~gentRai iaren Tdbri9ein
na9trGglid faufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22

Elm 6Drfaal, ba aGblt Der geTu9er ieBt
ni6t penieer als 81 Colleges pber
Stifte, beren GjeIammtbeit eben Die
llniperiitGt ausma9t. Sieie Colleges.
bic uripriingli9 nur fir Die @ufz
nu6me niirbiger arrner Stubenten be-
ftimmt paren, geben Cambridge 6eute
fem eigent6imli6es 9eprG9e.
Sebes BON linen beIiBt auber ben
Npbnungsn Der Gtubsnten anb pro@
feforen por aaem einen eerGumigen,
oft nit alerlsi @erfen Der 9unit, Be-
fpnbers 9emGlben aus9eftatteten
Gpsiieiaal, ferner cine beionbere aa=
pele unb einen berrli9en @arten nit
ausgebebntem Spielplab fir gridet
unb 2apn : Ssnnis. On Der SpiBs
fte6t Der 6eabmalter. inn iinb meb-
rere 2ebrer poer 6eGops beiseseben.
Die Gtubenten ielbit serfo1en in TO-
eenannte S6oldrs, Defenders begab=
te, bonn college unteritiiste Stubenz
ten, bic ibre priifuns hinter ii9 ba=
ben unb iebt bDbsren @tubien oblie=
gen, Peniipndre ooer getpDbnli6e
Stubenten, bic ibre 4usgaben ielbit
beitreiten, i'm College tpobnen unb bort
audi ihren Slid baben, enoli9 Siaars
pber arme S%tubenten, benen Die pen-
iiOnsz unb Stubiengelber gu einem
Sbeile erlaffen iperben. Nur Der
9Oriaul feblt. Sn Der Shat tperben
i'm College AUDI feline @orlefunsen se=
halten. gu Dieien bat iiA Der Stus
bent in Die peri9iebenen 9Oridle gu
bsssbsn, bic in Der Staot asritreut
liegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22

g bireftor (einsm
junsen Sfriftiteasr bas .eingefei6ts
Stiid 5urldsebsnb): rSr0ffen Sic ii9,
junger Monn; mir bdben iogar iGpn
Stiide bon S9iaer, Goethe unb 0eT>
iing a6gelehnt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
DIT ale COLLEGES tpsrben oIeid

yei9t ale Colleges tperben glei9
eepert6et. Hei9e Stiftungen fteben
ben altenDgoneges CUR @erfiieung:
Srinitp college. Sings College,
Queen's College, ct. So6n's college,
gaius' College, glares College, pemz
brpfe college unb pie lie ale beiben
mDgen, beren urfpruns fat Elm babies
Sabrtauienb auridrei9t; aber lie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22

: Ber9nappt. r1nterfu>
dunssri9ter: n2easnen Sic bod
ni6t; Der s3euse bat ausbriidli6 81
prptotpu segeben, bab sic perfu9i
bdtten, ibm Die eotoene ubr su entrei,
ben." Mngetlaster (eilig): rMlfo, es
mar fpirfli9 @olb2 Sea, bas fouts i9
gefpubt haben!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
= Gin faIauer pantpf<

felbelb. sic: n4lio, Mann, mir
perben unfere &leine @srippina taus
fen laHen. sepib Elm fdOner Hame!"
@r (ber biefen Namen ni9t ausiteben
mag, aber ni9t gu piberIpre9en
pust): n9epiB, elm febr f4Onsr Nas
me. So bieB meme erite Giebe!" (Oas
Ginb purbe Marie getauft.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
Connercial

Por vencimiento de contrato Sc ha
puesto en- liquidacion la casa mercantil
que giraba en- Maya giiez, bajo la razen
social de Moral y Ca. S en- c, quedando
encargado de la liquidacion les sefiores
don Francisco del Moral, don Tomas
Boothffy y don Juan R. Ansoategui.
En- la misma circular en- que Sc nos
participa 10 anterior, Sc nos avisa la
formation de una nueva sociedad con-
ell mismo nombre y para dedicarse a
los mismo negocios, siendo comandita-
rios doha Carmen Nadal Vda. de Mo-
raj y socios gestores don Francisco del
Moral, don Thomas Boothby y don
Jnap R. Ansoategui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-21
Para la marina inglesa

Recientemente Sc colocaron las qul
Ilas de seis buques para la marina
inglesa, dos acorazados de combate y
cuatro cruceros acorazad dos que seran
otras tantas alhajas. Los dos prime %
ros seran del tipo Lord Nelson" y
1lno llevara este nombre, el que, por
otra parte, ambos honraran en- cuanto
4 grandiosidad Los cuatro segundos
serAn del tipo "Minotaur," y 10 mismo
amos que otros excederan a cuantos
,existen en- sus reSpectivas clases.
Los dos acoi azadoS deberan despla-
zar 49, 500 toneladas, $50 mas que Ell
Grey Eduardo, no conclude atm, y
ell mayor de cuantos hoy existen, espe-
randose de ellos una velocidad de IS
nudos por hora. Su armamento con-
sistira de cuatro caiIones de 80 cent?
metros calibre, con bllas de $50 libras,
capaces de penetrar cuatro pies de
hierro sea un metro y velntltantos
centimetros, y diez cafiones de 9. ?
pulgadas calibre, 6 233 milimetros.
que podran disparar cada uno $50 Ii
bras de metal, dos y hasta tres veces
al minute y perforar 80 centfmetros
de hierro. Los cuatro cruc eros des-