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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
General.

Three killed and several injured in ac-,
cident on bnttleship Massachusetts
Bridge In West Virginia collapses; three
are kilIed-AIrs CHADWICK and Beckwith
receivers straightforward out apanese
continue attack on remnants # Port ar
arrives III Boston seeking Lawson---New
states to be admitted to union-sesslon
bill in House; Senate to vote on Philip
pine bill to-day; order taken for timpeach-
home for disabled soldiers and sailors in
da--Unprecedentedly low bids for
construction of new warships-Investi-
cation into charges against Senator
Smoot--Nan terson's trial in New
York-Great international naval dist play
planned for celebration of Jamestown Ter
centenary; President much interested in
tter-Arrangements being made for
visit Of Richmond committee to ...1te
House-President Kruger's dying mes
sage to his country men-Girl wife
makes vain struggle to retain body of
dead husband-Sont shoots down slayer
Of Observation-Disclosures S. NJ. Whit
side dies suddenly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON IT
fRy Assoclnted Press. !

tEsts 4 . 1
q CHARLESTON, w. VA, Dec. 15.-Three
persons were killed and five others Sc
riously injured to-day by the collapse OF
the suspension bridge across the Elk
River, which connects East and West
Charleston. On tho bridge when 1t went
school and a number OF other pedestrians,
together with six teams. The dead:
II MAMIE IuGGINBoTHAAI, aged eleven
years.
ANNIE HUMPHREY. aged seventeen
years.
MISS OLLIE GIBBS.
Tho injured-Stclla Smith seventeen
years, compound fracture OF elbow; Will
liam Holmes (colored). driver. cut and
bruised; Henry Fielder. driver, serious
internal injures J1lma Tucker, thirteen
years. both arms and a leg broken.
Plunged Into River.
The bridge went down witaout warn
Ing. but a number Of those VINO wore
near the ends Of the structure managed
to reach land before 1t collapsed Those
Who went down with The wreckag f.ll a
distance OF forty feet into the ice COW
cred waters OF the river. The steamer
10 reach the scene ana rescue work be-
gan Immediately The injured were
first assisted to the shore. a later search
was made OF the river for dead bodies.
The bodies Of Mamie Higginbotnam and
& Annie Humphreys We're taken out and
!. the search continued unit, nightfai, but
no others were found
The bridge was single span 500 feet
In length and was built in 1862. II had
been known 10 be unsafe for some time
and heavy traffic was not allowed on II.
The accident was caused by the slip
ping OF Two cables on the north side
from their moolings When that drop,
ped, another cable snapped and the iiool
4 tilted and turned completely over. Dur-
ing the Civil War the cable OF this
bridge MAS cut by General Wise when h'
evacuated Charleston. the bridge al the
same time being partially buried Tht
same cable was atteaward spliced, and hat
been I'm use eyer since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
HICKS VISITED
CO j CITY
TIE !. Sold Sold, 4; 4 Number. Number IT Straw
Policics.Sand Collected
for Them.
TIE CITY TAX (; e LECTION n
Over One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Paidl.in With
out Penalty. 4.
The CITY, TAX COLLECTION.
WI 7 NHNIC :
"a .a}iy
l(special@to The Times -Dlspatch.)

(Specialsto The sTimes-Dispatch.) u.
III -PETERSRURG, YA.,t December 10
ME. 1IieFsa tho Insurance swlndler,
Who ldcfrhudsn Il number of9'I.chmond
peoliiiea hassbeen at work here. ny pos
ing MS an agent Of the International Reg-
Company, oC New. York, tho man
sold a number OF Insurance policies. and
collected money on them. The polite
are on tho lookout for another swindler
named ]. r.. Anderson. who uses similar
methods and when the Hicks case was
first published, Chief Of Police Raglnnd
thought that Anderson wa the man, and
said that Hicks had not been In Peters
burg. n
One hundred and fifty thousand. one
hundred and scyenty-three dollars and
.ninety-nino cents was the amount OF
city taxes on real and personal properly
collected by. Mr.. ". il. Camp, c I'l'as
December 10Th. after which datc q d.
,llnauent tax penalty Is imposed.
The above sum Includes no license
taxes. and represents more than two
thirds Of the taxes on real and personal
property assessed for this year 4,
Petersburg is to be made the distrlbut.
ing point for the output Of tho Robert
Portner Brewing t9oplRany. Of Alexan.
drla. VA. when the big distributing De-
pot, now being bullt here by the COM
puny has been completed, The new do
pot Is situated near the Union station
not far from the buildings now used by
the company. and 4 has4retently been In
spected by ME-. Nick. Baldwin, score
.tnrv and treasurer Of the Portner Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
MUST REALIZE WHAT
BROTHERHOOD MEANS.
President Says Golden Rules
Would Solve Many Present
Day Problems.
(By Associated Press.l

e WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-,Presldent
Roosevelt attended the prayer meeting at
the Grace Reformed Church, OF which lio'
sion Of the service ,he made a short adj
dress to the large, congregation and he'd
AN, inforInnl reception, shaking hands With
'all3 the members OF the church and sun
day school, The President said in part ~,
III think that any man who takes an inc
terest In this great country OF ours must
realize that the one all-important necess.
silly of our school. Industrial and political
ITO is the necessity of the realization Of.
Whnt brotherhood means. We cannot de-
ayelop our civilization at all unless We de-.
yelop IL on the basis Q feaeh recognizing
terest he must have at heart, No. schema
Of legislation. no kind Of administration
Of the government will atone or can atone
for.tlielacls OF tho fundamental quality Gf
each being in very deed his brothers
tenths Of the labor troubles that some;
vanish, II you could Interest the people
on each side tGfapproaeh the matter in 5 5it,
fellows as he cares for himself, - Il fNsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
chadwick on two notes Of ;g5,ooo and So.

Chadwick on two notes Of $4,000 and $40
900, respectively.
Mrs. Chadwick this afternoon selected
the attorney who is to conduct her de-
Tense when she Is called for trial IN tho
Federal Court. He Is j. p, Dawley, one
of the leading criminal lawyers OF Cleye-I
land. Sheldon Kcrrush Will assist MI.
Dawley Mr.. Kerrush said this afternoon:
1T is very difficult to know what is,
hest to do FOR Mrs. Chadwick She says;
one thing and little later Will give
rotully different version Of tho same mat Il,
ter. Until We have succeeded In gf ttaang
her affairs Strengthened OUT IT I,iWill f,Sbe
difficult to say what we vii Il Do. q don't
know Of any case where it has beonHsot
difficult forsan attorney I: to got; his bear
ings." 81. IA y. sEil ~
Mr.. Dawlcy, after comforting with Mrs.
Chadwick for thirty tminutcs,Y announced
that he had BEEN retained. but said a.hls,
talk with her had covered nc, other ground
thanHthat OF engaging to act in her be-.
half. A Inc OF defense was something
he hads-not had time, consider and
which no could not determine until he
had consulted her fully III. 81
Her Last Interview.
Mrs Chadwick received representa-,
two OF the Associated Press In the Voc
jail to-day and gave what she said ould
be her last interview. ~ Is d n
II nm very much dlsheartened after;
rending the accounts OF my nome com
Ing DIN the morning papers" she SAID
"and on that account ! have decided r.,
do no moro talking, s45a ist # IA
ut Is quito uncertain whether or NOT
] shall gIvo out the formal statement
] had promised, In View Of the sensational
way tho papers are treating the case.
Mrs Chadwick showed the correspond
cnt a lettor, which silessaid contained an
offer OF Il large amount OF money tor
the statement. ,Ei s Z,
Sho said she would pay no attention 70
the offer, and reiterated hen previous re-
marks that she was watching theepapers
carefully and would give tho statement
II Issued TO tho papers which treaL iclIt
case In tho fnhrest manner. M
To show you that my husbands "a M
lily Eth stand by mo. said Mrs chad-
wick. II have hero letters received IN the
Morning mall from DR.. ChadWlck.s sls-
ter, nccc ana brother, Judge fdWlck,
or Minnesota. MI or whom arc very SYM
pathetic In tone"
Tanglc Strengthened Out,
!. tF'ie langle Of tho receivers o. Mrs,
chadwick'B property was stralglitanssd
out today, when Herbert w. Boil Inc 4
receiver appointed by tho Common Pleas
Court turned over TO Nathan Loeser. tho
receiver designated by tho United States
District Court, all tho property OF mo
Chadwick n%tato IN his possession y,
Bell surrendered to Receiver Loeser al
the uecurites, which had been given ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
Entertainment Tonight

Tho ENTERTAINMENT to take place 8to-
night ut the Cathedral. Hall for the ben-
isos 10 ba d marked success Tho pros
gramme Is yarledfandis Of a highly, enter
tainlng character, and Is cast as follows;
Charac ters. Mrs. }Prettypet. Miss Helen
Meade; MIR. Br.efhag, Mr.. Llewellyn, lIar-
vie. Brldget,. Miss Ellnor Armlstead.
{sitrhe <Bacheor's Dream" II moving
tnbleau--The Bachelor. MI. Fisher. and
twelve Visions az beauty. ss b IN Dts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
NORTH, Carolina.

Blind man sent to prison for six months
for misuse OF the mails on his own plea
.sentence-Charlo business men sub
scribe one hundred thousand dollars. for
the erection Of a hotel---The Southern
Railway. donates $4,000 for q $4,000 Y. NJ.
&c, a. at Spencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
Long Distance Wireless Message

tBy Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, December i5.~Wireless
telegraph messages were sent to-day from
Kansas City 10 Cleveland. 725 miles with
put RELAXING, This Il said 10 he the
longest distance oyer land ever covered, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
a. The uP.ToyjN OFFICES.

Purccha 50, your tickets at Southern Rail-
way Passenger .and Ticket Office 021
East Main Street, or Richmond Transfer
Company $40 East Main Street thus
avoiding The possible rush and confusion
at the Depot Ticket Office,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
Personals and Briefs.

4 Mrs Julian u, rllman has left for her
homo In Powhatan county She has been
Visiting Mrs. a. !, i. se!den. and other
friends IN this city,
ME- hsr IS meny lies o aaangs a9 ~
street. Drs j. w Williams and jacob
MichauX pronounce her case extremely
rltlcnl. She has pneumonia. w ~ tst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
SUMMARY OF The DAYS NEWS
The Wca ther,.

SUMMARY OF The DAYS NEWS.
The Weather.
WASHINGTON, Dec. i5-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday: -
Virgins ana North cnrollnaFair 81 nr,t
north winds, becoming variable.
Riclimond'sy weather yesterday was al
most a continuous showstorm. "a fine
rain fell during the early afternoon, soon
changing TO snow. 81
RANGE Or THE, T1iE1sAfo N11TE1.
o Mn. al =. ........::.l... q "
~ M.s....................... ~
3 F. M..................... ~
! s. Observation-Disclosures. =
~ midnight u
Average ...... ............. 2s 90
Highest temperature syesterday....... %
Lowest temperature 4yesterday.......s ~
Mean temporal turc yesterday:,:;,,;.. ~
Departure from normal temperature. 10
Precipitation during past "a hours.... 10
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
December 16, 1901.
Sun Sur, Uses s...5 5:se H H1g n,, TIDE.
Richmond.
Highly interesting illustrated address by
Mr.. j. Horace Mcfarland, giving. the
story of the Identification of Harrisburg
Pa,---Texan! soldiers VINO were at Tie
Manassas rcncampment to face very scri-
OTIS charges alleged to have drawn oiil-
GERS pay and snent It for drlnk--Bce
tween four and five hundred gallons OF
terday by United States government
State Board OF l1tluca ton re.clect .Gooch-
land superintendent of schools and exon
crates Superintendent of Buchanan, Of
December arrives indeed. snowstorm rag
Ing nearly all day and all nlght---Mayor
and superintendent of Water De l
Others may not be greatly inconvehlenceu
privileges not lct old bill not collected
captured after q; chase M Z, " EsTElR
-Specials meeting of the City Assembly
this evening--CitN Mission appeals TO
comb receives more inquiries about Stairs |
Pine Christmas displays. III
Virgins,
The Y. P. I. class trouble is likely to
end with the return of the juniors as IN
dlviduals they now recognize. that they
acted under misunderstanding ard
engine and passenger train in head-on
collision at Primers Point: train crews
jump and all escape--.JuaEc Waudl!l APP
points special masters LOCKING to the SAFE
Of electric properties---Sevrral3 pacSas es
of Struggled goods aboard the cruiser San
Francisco confiscated by custom officer at
Old Point; Consideration aboard; the San
Franciscois just from Japan,,--A fearful
blizzard raging off the Virginia coast. and
Hampton Roads shelters a vast fleet Of
vesSeis--JudSe Mcdowell 10 present OIL
to form a new district to be known as
the. Middle Virginia District-The naval |
tug Mohawk sinks at her 1noorings aud
crew make narrow escape investigation
springs and streams run
ground frozen water famine threatens
Several heavy SHOWS in close success
sion III the Northern Neck block the roads
and Interfere with tho malls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
TO Include Syracuse.

IE ld,IaT4H fI3y Associated Press,) z,
1 NEW YOIsT,. Doc. 15.-,An application
to have the city OF Syracuse included In
tho grand circuit Of trQttlng meets was
made When til Is stewards or the clcuit
Without Mid taking ACTON Oh ay Of tie dues
tons before sthenls X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

ASK THE LETTER-cARRlER
about ,'.IVew4r. gallons; wears longer"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

ASK YOUR pRUG aIsT
about !" Fewer gallons;s wears longer"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

the most durable. The Records will not break and
will outwear all others The tone is clear and IN
tcnscly human, Twenty-Five thousand Records,
such exclusive features as Sousas Band,
songs. BY the operate stars, Caruso Neba, Caves
and others. Dance Records that are positively
cloud enough for dancing. We8now exchange a
single old Record for you. The VICTOR is in a
class by itself TO $75-cash or easy terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
Victor.
Taking
Machine

Fresh from
its triumph at
st. Louis. The.
hand S ON G st
Talking Ma.
chine made and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

Rtcllmond's weather yesterday was all
most a continuous showstornl. "a fine
rain fell during the early afternoon, soon
changing 10 snow, tstyl3ii2 if5sf II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

II it don't fit-send it back.
Any Christmas presents
bought here can be ex-
changed il goods are re-
turn g d prom pity after
Il Xmas but don't wait q
q week.
Our SIP ecials to-day:
House Jackets, Smoking
Jackets, Blanket Gowns,
big enough and small
enough to fit anyone and
everyone.
$3.50 and $3.50 to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

y WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
virginia and North Cnrolina--Fair Fri.
day, preceded BY ralh or snow in east
portion; Saturday fair. W4riner; BRISK
north winds, becoming variable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16

Highest temperature syesterday........ ~
Lowest temperature yesterday........ ~
Mean tcmpera turc ycsterday.......... "a
Normal temperature for December. 40
Departure from normal temperature. ~
during past "a hoilrs.... 10
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
0amfise Nmsft@ten fir sas
Yari=9roiett.

Wenn am 15/September bas groBe
3ur Snbiana 3aubitummen.Mn ge.
b6renoe @runbifad an Der Oit Wafb-
ington Strabe gum Werfauf aussebo-
ten usrben miro. 10 tpirb bic Staot
nod Der Musfase bes Wapor's aIs
gietsr auftreten, unb uenn bic 8hrger
Der staot patriOtif9 sefOnnen fino, 70
tueroen fie ni9t tueiter auf bas @runb=
fftif bieten unb Der Stabt ben 0or-
rang ldi1en. Sasielbe full bstanntlid
fir parf3wede benubt wsrben.
Ser preis tpirb iid anf $25, 600 Biz
$35, 600 bslaufen.
Ser Napor tpiro tpabri4einIi9 BEN
Staotratb in feiner nd9fen Sibunl
cine &siolution tibermitteln. in tuel&e,
fiir ben Mnfauf bieies 9reals in be,
Steusr-umlase porssiebsn psrben fOa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Capital GitD 8rewingGo.
Gtne neue 8rameret tn'S
Qebett 9erufett.

Sn Der @ermania SalIe berfammel-
ten fi9 seifern gtadmittag llnsefdbr
fiinfsis Gei1dftsleute um bic neue
grauerei, fur tpsl6e in lebter 3eit nit
@ifer Gttiondre giammelt wuroen,
in's 2eben 3u rufen uno 3u organi=
firen. Ser Name Der neusn Brauerei
ilt 6 apttal @itp Brewin a
6 o m b an b unb bas Wttien- capital
betrdgt $250,000. Sie fol3enben
6erren tpurosn IN bas Sireetorium er=
mdhlt:
@bas. Sraub, Nus. Wertt, 8icto,
Sole, 5. 6. 9oeae, @bas. Wueller'
i9osn, Nlbert g. llbl unb s. s,
8ieien.
DaRelbe Organiiirte fi4 mie folgt:
prdfibent-@barles 2iaub.
0ice-prdfioent 8ieien.
Gecretdr-Yictor Sole.
Sdabmeilter-Nuguf Msrtt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Sort Mrtbmr ioH 9e'
faaem ieitt.
Nagaiati, 6. auguf, Mittags.
gs miro bier beri9tet, bab Bort Irtbur
bur9 bic Sapaner erobert wurbe.
0on einem Mmtomobil ii6erfab=
rem uuo berlett.

Sam Stone unb palmer abbott,
stpei @ei6dftsleute aus Stem Srleans,
bic iid auf elmer &siie nod Der 8elt-
ausiteluns befinoen, iiberfubren heute
Na9mittae an Der gde Der Wafbington
uno alabama Strabe bic gfo. 400 Siib
Netp Seriep Str. tuobnenbe Srau Wtar-
9arsbe alfOnts. Grau Mlfonte erliti
einen boppelten Armbru9, iotpie aud
@srlsbunsen on 2nie unb 6hfte unh
purbe i'm 9ispeniarium burd Or.
Reeo berbnnben unb mittels Nmbulan;
nod ibrsr @obnuns fberfiibrt. @tont
unb Nbbott tpurben berbaftet, fpdte,
jsoO9 aesen ie $500 garsidaft, BIZ
bon @orbon 6. 0arnp, prdfibent Del
8arnp electric 60. geitellt uuroe, ent
laiien unb ieBten ibrs Sour fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
9as 0arteit=gontert
9es 0euti9en Club. unS Tsuft.gsreins.

Sin ioealer Abenb mar es, ben Die
Belu6er bes @arteneonc.rts i'm Seut=
i1en Sanis setsrn perlebten.
8alb nod s ubr mar isber Stubl
in benz serdumisen @arten beiebt uno
Der umfi9tise Werualter. 9err 3eblide.
mar emis bei4dftigt fur be gfa9s
stisler Sif9e unb Stiible beraufidaf-
fen 3u laRen.
Gin Invertebrates prosramm tpuros
BON Der Wilitdr-@ -@apslle trefflid bur4-
ssftibrt, beiOnoers gefieI bas bon 9erra
geibenhsr3 arransirte @ornet Solo,
ipsl9es 6srr %. g. Mit9eu bortrus.
Den @lanapuntt oes Nbenos biloeten
iebod bic bon SRI. Nusuffa &entfd
por9etra9enen Soli. Der boraigli9t
goriras Der i'm Sanstatt sebaltener
Mslobie v9as 2eben 1T 10 f90n" bon
Straub, erreste ben @ntbufasmus bee
publitums in foldem WaBe, bab BIZ
liebensmhroise Sdngerin nit cine,
Srsingabe ibrem Dante Iusbrud eab
Sie fpdter bon Grdulein &entf4 bor'
s.trassnsn 2isoer rMfritaniides Sic.
bsslisb" unb y2udud, wero' i9 a!t9'
risfen ebenfalls raui&enoen 8eifaa Der
Dor. be- ni6t enbsn 81 molen idi,n.
Die @artenconcerte oes Seutf9er
Club unb Wuiitpereins baben fid, ba!
ermies mi,osrum Der aeitrige Nbenb
einen beneioenswertben plab i'm Der
gen beg bisFsen publitums ertporbsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Yreoists bur tan6en Obrsn.

8or ben parf- gommifidren erf9ien
seifern 9err Wm. Ste4er, Superin=
tenbent bes 3urnurierri9ts in ben 6f=
fentli9en 69ulen, unb empfabl i'm
&iperfbe part am Wbite Riber unb
3par on einem plabe 3tpiiden Der gm.
ri9sbille Bride unb benz 9auptein-
gang an Der 80. Ctr. cine 6ffentlide
Babe unb S9wimmanifalt an3ulegen.
gr i1ilberte nit marmen @orten, tuie
nDtbwenbig eiue bsrartigs Mnitalt fur
bic 8eb6lterung fei, allein Der quite
Wann prebigte bor tauben Oblen. gr
fanb nit feinem gOrf9las teine begei.
ferte Mufnabme Bel ben gommiiidren
unb f9lieblid wurbe er oaranf aufz
merfiam sema&t. bab 3ur 3eit bic Si-
&erbeitsbeb6rbe fi9 NIT bem prOiect
Der MnIaee bon 6ffentIi@en Sabepldsen
bei&dftige unb bic partbeb6rbe erft ab-
tparten wOue, mas oieielbe befdlisben
tpitrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Gtme Mmtomobil= il=@ettfabrt.

Nuf Der Mutomobil 6abrt bon
Sem Dorf nod st. 2ouis, bic bic
american automobile Mfociation ber-
anifaltet bat, tuerben bier beute $3.50
automobile eintrefen, iim big Montas
friib bier 5u bleiben. Wier Sbeilneb.
tner bon Baltimore tnmen geffern in
Columbus, O., an uno fubren nit
bortisen 3beilnebmern Bis &i9monb,
tuelGes fie fpdt Mbsnbs errei9ten unb
mo- fie bic ganse Na9t nerblieben. Sn
&i9monb foben 4 Wann bon @incin-
natl au ben 9erren aus benz Often unb
tuerben aemeini&aftli9 nit ibnen na4
bier fabren; cu4 betbeilisen R9 einiQs
Ssrrer aus Ri4monb. Sm @lappooI
9otel III bas 0auptquartier unb piro
SOnntag NIT benz bieiisen Mutomobil.
Club sine Gabrt bur9 bic @tabt Ratt.
finoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Yerioaal=

Grau S. Cumming Smith.
bic Wittwe oes beritorbenen &eb.
Smitb, bon Der tabernacle presbp-
teriarer 2ir9e, berlieb sefern Nbsno bic
Stabt, um hen @Itern ibres berltorbe=
nen @atten in 5oronto, Canada, einen
8efu& ab3uifatten. Ulit fi9 fiibrt fie
Die 1rne nit Der Mide ibres @aiten,
beRen2eide bier berbrannt tpuroe. 8pn
9oronto mirb Grau Smith fidb 3u
ibren gltern In San Graneiseo beges
ben, mo- iie in 3utunft su tuobnen
geoentt.
5rau 9enrp % % tie ift aus
Seuti9lano bon ibrer breimDnatliden
grbolunssreife uieber aurtidsetebrt.
Sic beiudte ibre Sduefer in S9lsfen,
ibren S9maser in Stolp, pommern,
unb ibren 8rube1 in @oblen3. Serner
oermeilte fie nod in 9eip3is, Berlin
unb anberen sroBen 9tdoten Ses alten
Uaterlanbes.
Infer iansiter Mbonnennt III 6err
s erb tnanb @arman Bel
0errn Sranf Garmann, 108 Weh
yfortb Ctr. mohnbaft, Der na9 "a
idbrigem Mufentbalt in Cincinnati nad
SnoianapoIis iibersefiebelt 1T. Seoen-
falls re@t i&mei8slbuft fur unisre CUTE
Stabt.
Sra 9enrp WebeI, 2126
&inggolb Str, tpirb in Beeleituns
mebrerer Jreunoinnen gum Bsiu9 bon
8ertpanoten unb Der Musfelluns mad
st. 2ouis fabren unb ungefdbr 8
Wo1sn bafelbif nerbleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Tran Saglor's 9ant.

@ouuerneur Surbin bat aus Waib=
irgton bon Grau Saplor, Der Wittwe
oes berforbensn Nbmirals Saplor,
8efeblsbaber neg 9rieasI9iifes Sn=
biana, einen 8rief erbalten, in tpel9em
fi9 bieielbe fir bic 8beilnabme. tpel9e
ibr bic @inwobner bes sanasn Staates
bel benz Sobe ibres @atten ertpieien
baben, bebantt. 6rau 8aplor fiiste
bin3u, ibr 8emabl babe fets eroBs
Stiide auf Die Beb6lterung bon Sn-
biana gebalten, unb Der gbrenbesen,
psI9en ibm bieielbe 9eidentt babe,
lei bon ibm ffets bo9sefddbt worben
uno mhrbe aua iebt na9 ieinem 8ooe
BON ieiner ssanlilie bod in gbren &c.
balten tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Sat s. 8. 8romion Selbimers
besamsem?

8. .. Bronfon aus Cos 9Inseles,
eaI., resiitrirte wGbrenb Der lsstsn
Wo4s i'm Spencer 9oufe; am Sams.
tag trurbe bonn @lerf bes Sotels Elm
3ettel gefunoen, in bem er bittet, feline
&ednung on 6. ButterfieIb, Cos I'm.
geIes, 3u tiberienbsn. gr iperbe beim
auffinben bes 3ettels ni9t mebr an
2eben iein. Das 2eben Eel 3u herbt
fur ibn, um es weiter gu ertragen,
Seine gffettsn tperben sebaltsn, Bic
aus Sos Angeles Na9ridtsn eintreffen
Die poliaei tpurbe 9eifern bon ben
gorfale In 2enntniB geiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Ste erfe eleetrtidje 9oeomotibe
tn 8etrte6.

Sie erfe eleftrii9e 2ofomotibe bic
in bieisr Staot gum @ebraude fam,
berlieB bic Station Der Snoianapolis
4 Martinsbile @apib Sranft 60.
gefern IaAmittag fur3 nod 2 ubr.
Auber fir ben Sn9enieur iit auf be,
2otcmotipe nur &aum fir bic elet:
trii4e Wai9inerie. Die 2ofomotipt
1T ftir f9neleren Sienit 9sbaut uni
bat auberoem aud geniigeno farf'
Wotoren, I'm einen ean3sn 3ua bor
Wagen au aieben.