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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27
WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS, 1904.
Special Rate, North Yakima to St. Louis
and Return S6a.7o, to Chicago and
Return 1910, to Chicago and
Return via ST Louis e6a ne

Giving limit of ten days, with final
return limit 90 days. Dates of sale {:
May II, IL, 10; June 10, II, Is; July |,
2, 3; August 8, ., lO;September 5, 6, I;
October 3, 4, ).
l7-tf NJ. S. MEEKS, Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Ladies wishing fine cakes for parties
or receptions should leave their order
with the Greene Mercantile Co. 4 day
in advance. OFF
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Dick. the tailor. is In business aooin
IN new quarters over the Drpheum
theater. p. e
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Water, water everywhere" said the
Modern Mariner contemplating the
trusts, It's enough to drive a man to
drink"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

FOR SALE-A good paying business
proposition. Inquire at 20 south Second
street. 7.tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
ANTUNG A RUSSIAN BASE
Rumors of 1ctions at Port arthur
and Tl0diUOstO6.
lers-fsl % The Nev-yo-s Tribune by French 'a''r'
,rorv-frrt. 1904. BY The Tribune hs-ociati'n'

fe-a-isl % The Nau-yo-s Tribune By French 'at'-'
,rory-frnt. 1904. Ey The Tribune As7ociati'n'
rondoD March S-The Russian and japanese
censors continue 10 suppress special dispa'oneS
and 10 block the enterprise Of The London Jour
mails The war news is steadily shrinking IN
compass and declining IN value. Official bull
letins from both sides are more remarkable Tor
omissions than for positive information.
There are ruuors that the attempt Of the
Jauanese admiral To block Port Arthur by sink
ing ships in the channel has been renewed. and
there are fresh reports Of artillery practice by
the fleet operating against Nladivostok, but de-
tails are not supplied. one special dispatch an
nounces the arrival off Vladiyostols OF many
transports.
The Russians are again reported 20 he strong
~ terrifying Antung. and this is highly proha-
ble. as this place is a natural stronghold where
an advance Of the japanese can be resisted ef-
fectiveIv unless "a wide turning movement be
emrloyed on the YaIu by the assailants.
There is O. general belief in diplomatic as well
as IN military circles that the japanese viii ul-
timateIy occupy AIoukden as a centre Of admin
istration in AlauchUria. in expectation that the
Chinese viii join them IN 6Npelling the Russians
from that province. y. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

earn. order made toward the battery. Inc
sbsns orenea FIRE from both sides. eN'oel'~'
err. using blank cartridges IN order 70 ""i'N
their guns ~. -,
Ar r.2s h. W.. when az a distance OF eisH'
,,.,sts fonproxlnately five and ohe-q"ai 81
miles, from the shore. the beading snip ope'eU
a., ,,.i,b tar forward guns. and then the eh1Ie
.,,,s,l.,- steamed along the shore. nring thelr
- ,-,,-,e M they went The enemy oid not hIe
while turning % ~
After the third turn tho squadron at
81, 81, ceased arinF and steamed on 10 the sou'h-
card about ten miles 20 the right OF AsAo'1
island. finally disappearing az $50 y. ~.
D. an the enemy fired about Two huhoie1
sb,11s with no effect. 40 damage was done 10
,l,e fortress or the Entertainments and IN me
town and ~ other parts ~ the fortihcaiions the
d-sneee was insignificant.
rho earrison Isl DOB excellent spirits ana lhe
orerati1us ~ preparing the batteries for ACTON
,-e-,e carried out in perfect order.
According 20 reports OF the reconnaissance OF
March th~ cncfny's squadron reappeared al o
o'clock In the morning near Vladivostok. They
entered r-ssur Bay and proceeded along the
,osst without opening f-c The squadron then
returned and headed for cape GamoFa 'Fosslet
INV which n reached AZ 3:4O p. m.
The eremy finally turned OF when opposite
77,use rav and departed IN a southeriy direc-
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

the board OF directors. When asked for an ex-
PLANTATION OF this change Mr.. Schleicher repleI
that the committee did not regard man win
one share as having a sufficient interest IN the
company to sit the board
+. II. Bright of Boston, applauded the specia4
COMMITTEES for its work and urged that hlHlt-
diate attention be given to Boston, as the hlsh
salaried officials Of the company had formed an
independent company and had diverted All the
trade possible from the American company 10
their own company.
Mr. Briggs arraigned the administration OF
G W NJ rse, who. he said, had LEFT a deol OF
81 100000 Mr.. Mas accused MI OuleTHyer
OF running the meeting. The inspectors or the
election returned after an absence OF over an
hour and reported that IL would be two or three
hours before they could give the detailed report,
but they announced that the regular ticket had
n ma iority Of over two hundred thousand shares
The directors chosen are Edward L bedtoTI.
Charles T. Barney. John a. Sietcher, John
Greenough. Guy Il. Johnson. Charles l. Hudson,
Enos wilder William @. Crenshaw. Jr-. Robert
NJ Thompson. Miles NJ. OBrieu and Wesley NJ
OIer The members OF the retiring board We're
Grin bennett w. NJ. Oer. J. D. SchOOnmdker'
r. A Scott r. W. Hopkins, Henry Head, l. %,
Blake J. r. Bennett, r. u. Haley. ID. W. huhl
and g w Morse. Scott. Hopkins and Blake
resigned a short time ago. and Morse. II Is saId'
did not serve last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
STIR OYER DARD4NELLES.
Russia Pressing Turkey to Free the
Black Sea Fleet.

Berlin. March S-Jhe Porte has thus far met
the requests Of the Russian Amhassa dor to Tur-
key. NJ ZinovicT. 20 permit the Black Sea feet
10 pass the Dsr6a1eiles by naming conditions
wholly Unacceptable by Russia one Of these
conditions naturally i5 that Russia shall break
OF or evade the fuIGIrnent OF her agreements
with Austria respecting the Balkans. give the
Sultan leave 10 settle the controversies h. his
own methods. and assist Turkey should Austria
OF other powers dispute the Sultans decisions.
Russia rejected these proposals a preposter-
GUS but she renewed her request TO which there
seems little likelihood OF the Sultan yielding,
British diplomacy Is active at Constautinople IN
urging on the Porte strict Observance OF the
Berlin Treaty. France. so FAR as can be per
celved here. has not seconded Russia in this
matter. such a. step as permitting the Black Sea
feet TO pass the Dardaneles would be regarded
automatically as a breach of neutrality on the
part Of Turkey.
Russia's diplomatic weight az Constantinople
has been somewhat reduced by the occurrences
in the Far East. The Porte VIII give nothing
without heavy price
Germany expresses no opinion on the subject.
The most Germany would 90 I'm case Of a bar
gain between Russia and Turkey for the release
Of the Black Sea feet would be TO maintain
silence. neither advising nor assisting either
party. The government here is looking ahead.
j can conceive OF q time when IT would be TO
Cermany's advantage 10 have part OF the
Russian Navy locked up. Austria and Italy are
not moving at Constantinople. where all the
powers. therefore. except Russia and Great Brit
ain. Quiesccut.
Russia would not use the Dardanelles now IL
she could. IN the opinion ~ experts here. because
her Black Sea feet is not ready for Far East
crn campaign. and IL T. were ready Russia
would wait until her Baltic fleet Is thoroughly
equipped. 1t is believed that Russia could not
hone for a decisive naval success without the
Baltic. Black Sea and Mediterranean squad
rons uniting and proceeding East together, as
otherwise they would be destroyed piecemeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
TL4DWOSTOK EXODUS.
Families Being Sent Into Interior
Food Prices High.

Klad.vostok March S.-The military com
,nandant here has ordered all foreigners 10 have
their passports vised by the local government
and commercial agents Of their respective coun-
tries.
Most ~ the residents o., Vladivostok are send
Ing their families into the interior. The girls
school and boys gymnasium wiu also be trans
ferred 20 the interior.
The prices Of fcodstuffs are becoming eKor-
bitant
Despite the appearance Of she japanese feet
Off the harbor yesterday and the bombardmeat
~ SUNDAY the Inhabitants q Tlad!vostok are
in good spirits. Crowds promenade the streets
usual. including many women. A perform
anCe at the theatre lis announced Tor tonight.
Many suspected japanese have been arrested.
nut when examined they were found 10 lie
Cinnamon or COreaus.
Commanders Of merchant vessels and pilots
who have thorough knowledge OF the coast
and Of navigation have been enrolled as cnsigas
IN the navy
Snow has been falling for the last TWO days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
LAND MOVES HIDDEN.
Troops at W1onsan Reported Cross
ing to Ping-YGHg.

Paris March S-The Temps" this afternoon
r-irts "a dispatch from ST. Petersburg winch
says.
The landing - japanese troops continues nea-
rz-,r,ea-7 Most OF the forces are going 10 Ping
ys-r II IS tho expectation that TIE japanese
vii take the offensive as soon as they haNs
concentrated their troops. The ittsslan u-cIlCs
-.fr 10 strictly defensive for some time. Inc
Arpoor and other streams VIII be used as soon
az ffez ore free from ice Tor carrying military
supplief-
shanghai. March S.--The mobilization Of Jap
7nese troops goes on regularly, but muon slower
7tan expected once landed in Corea ana Man
churia the japanese forces VII he oiNloeo ln'o
four armies. The points OF concentration select
= -. .,o rs,o,ese General STAFF are not Yet
known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
MARQUIS ITO'S MISSION.
H-M Carry Autograph Letter from
gTikodo TO COreGn Ruler.

Toxic March S.-The Marquis Ito Is going 70
60, %, sneciai mission for the Emperor,
nut the purpose Of the trip is not Know ou.-
-. - bt,b official circles The marquis viii
10y a., autograph letter from the AIikado TO
80. I-r,neror Of Corea He VIII depart on March
Il and viii be absent about three weeks count
rruzuIzo. secretary Of the Privy Council; General
Hssegawa. commanding the Imperial Guaros
division. Admiral sakamoto and Niscount Higa-
ttizo viii accompany the Marquis.
This visit Of a special ambassador has caused
,nucl comment here. II was originally planned
10 send a prominent japanese 10 Seoul as per
nauent resident adviser 10 the Corean govern
ment and various names were suggested me
announcement that Marquis Ito is going IS
surprise. In official circles IT is insisted That
the object Of Marquis Itos visit TO Corea Is not
po1ffica1lv important.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
LAlISDORFF'S SUCCESSOR.
". Tsrolslty Mentionod-No Imme-
date Change Probable.

81. Petersburg. March S.-The best Informed
circles here do not anticipate an immediate
change IN the head Of the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs. The persistent rumors abroad that VI.
IsvolsSy. the Russian Minister at Copenhagen.
Is about 10 succeed Count Lamsdorff arc con-
sldered premature. N. lsvolsky Is perhaps the
counts most probable successor when a change
occurs. as he is at the court Of the Dowager
Empress's father. from which NJ Muravieff. the
predecessor OF Count Lamsdorn. went TO the
Foreign once.
II IS undeniable that Count Lamsdorff IS op-
posed by an influential faction which has long
been endeavoring 10 undermine him. largely
account Of the position which he took at the
time Of the Russo-Japanese negotiations, but Up
10 the. present Il Is believed not 10 have sue
ceeded. Count Lamsdorff himself. recently talk
ing TO friends the subject, Indicated that he
would not retire now. The minister had his
regular interview with the Gar to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
RUSSLGS GREAT ARMY.
1t Least 10000 Men Going East,
.Says General Sal,harof.

Paris March 9.-Thc st. Petersburg oorre-
spondent of the Figaro" has sent an interview
v.th General Sakharofr. the Minister Of War,
VINO while refusing 30 give the number OF men
concentrated En- the Var East. said the military
authorities were well pleased. There was no
lack II troops ne said hut the means % trans
pCrtatiOn beyond Lake Baikal were Inadequate
and he was about to send 129 locomotives and
2.po cars beyond the lake. In order TO effectsthe
movement Of troops more RAPIDLY.
General Sakhar0f said that the number Of
troops 20 GO 60 Nanchuria had not set been
fixed. he would send NJ hat was necessary, and
De admitted that The minimum would be 4eooVo
Thc question of supply The army with pro-
visions dad not cause anxiety.
General Sakhar0f said he had no knowledge
of any plan 10 withdraw the troops from Port
Arthur leaving the town 10 its own defenCes.
The correspondent OF the Figaro however,
afirms positively that This plan was worked
out ia 81. Petersburg and adds that il was first
revealed by a man whom nobody IN Russia can
gf-.Kou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
ASSETS

Several of the stockholders made demand
for a more detailed report. The report OF the
secretary read by Mr.. Schleicher was more
couraging. as IT set forth that confidence in the
company had been restored and prominent
financial interests were ready to aid it. He
stated that the company had decided to use Its
equipment during the idle months for dealing in
coal and wood. The amendments OF the COM
rnittec were submitted. one OF these requires a
man to be the holder OF one hundred shares OF
stock before he can be eligible for election on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
TO HAVE HIS TONGUE REMOVED.
Serious Operation To Be Performed on
Treasurer of Fourteenth Street Theatre.

Thomas Mcguire. for fourteen years the treas
urer OF the Fourteenth Street Theatre. IN TINS
city and we'll known in theatrlcaI CHvIes
throughout the country. will so to the SKIN ana
Cancer Hospital on Saturday where his tongue
will be removed. The operation is serious ana
his many friends watch the outcome WIN
anxiety He has been a sufferer for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
INSTRUCTED FOR ROOSEVELT.
Fifth Alabama District Sends Negro Dele
gate TO National Convention.

TuskeEee Ala March s.-The Republican Con-
gress Convention for the With Alabama District
met here to-day FTfty-twO delegates. one-third OF
then, negroes were in attendance. j. q. ThOmp-
son OF Macon County. and John W Jones. OF
10y County. elected delegates 10 the Ma
tiOnaI Convention. Jones is a negro RESOLUTIONS
were adopted instructng the delega ton Tor Roose-
Welt w II Walker was nominated for Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
RUSSIAN SAILORS TRANSFERRED.

Hong Kong. March S.-The Russian sailors
who were brought here by the Italian cruiser
1-lha from Cheululpo have been handed over 20
the Russian authorities.
Admiral Grenet OF the Italian NAVY. has ar
rived here from Italy. and has hosted his flag
on board the cruiser Nettor Pisaui al Woo
sung near Shanghai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
FITzsIMoNs LEAVES ALL TO WIDOW

The win 81 James NJ Fitzsimons. Chief Justice
Of the City Court. vas filed yesterday. According
20 tho petition the estate Is valued about $4,000
All is left the widow. Matilda FItzsnons who Is
also made guardian OF the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
The Pianola
With the Metrostyle

SHEET-MUSIC FOR the or.
binary hand-played piano often
contains very elaborate annotahons,
for the purpose Of explaining the
composers idea Of Interpretation.
But. from the very nature Of the
case, no written instructions can
compare IN completeness with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
To Gun. a cola IN On. On.

Take Laxative Bromo ounine Tablets An arurxi.t.
refund tho 20 " csrov.s.
signature iH each box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

Line of Interpretation which without break from end
to end Of the perforated rolls prepared for the Merostye
Pianola.
This Interpretation is minute. detailed, and definite
By keeping the pointer Of the Metrostye upon this
constantly devatng line the same variations Of expression
are obtained by the person who originally marked the roll
These markings have always been made by an authority
in some even by eminent Pani5ts ike Paderewsk and
Harold Bauer composers such as Moszkows and Cham
made orchestral leaders Ike Emil Paur and Alfred Hertz
But the nterpreaion-Ene IS simply guide It may
be followed implicitly modified IN part or ignored
altogether. But thing 1t DOES make possible and
that artistic rendering even by the musical NOVICE or
the person without musical ideas express.
PanoIa $3.50: with Mehosyle $500
May be purchased on monthly payments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

Washington March S.-The japanese Minis
ter is authorized by mis- government to give TO
the press the following statement received on
the 4th inst:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
@pnfieur 0auf.

&ur5 bor Der 9inri9tune bes W}Dr=
bers Matldu traf fiiralt9 in Nltona
Elm gebeimniBboner 5rember Elm, Der,
etn elegantes &Dffer6en BET ii9 fib=
renb, in 8eglettuns mebrerer 9erfoz
men retfte unb ii9 einfa9 als rpaul
nebft 9ienerf9aft aus Masbeburs" in
bas 9otelbu4 etn5ei6nete. Die bon
benz gfntreffen Der fremben Heiiege=
feQf6aft bena9ri9ttgte &riminalpoliz
get fanbte fofort einen ibrer 8eomten
na9 benz betreffenben @otel, INN Gr=
funbtgungen iiber bos nWober" UNI
~Wobtn~ bes germ poul" einsuz
ateben. Grit na9 pteberbolten 8e=
lu@en i'm 9otef eelane es benz Beam
ten, ben v9errn 9aul," Der febr BE-
f9Gftigt f4ien, perf0nli9 an3utreffen.
&uf 8efrdgen fteate ii9 nun Der frembs
8dit benz polt5eibeamten als upaul
@n9elbarot aus Magbebura" por uni
be5ei9nete Die 8egleiter als feline Sc
btlfen. 9isrmit bate Die Nahfraae be,
Poli5et iEr gnbe errei9t; benin paul
@ngel9drbt aus Muebeburs = be,
S4urfrt9ter-iit Der 8eb0rbe fein linz
befdnnter!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
SIM AcirnthHhiirru11.

pS4 mD4te gerne etnbeirathen. in
me feline Sumilie. &Dnnen @ie's mDgs
li9 md9en-bieQei9t Die Sp9ter Solo
BON s. SO. Sonasf e1b2"-rNein, UNI
mDglt9! Sonasfelbs poIen elber
in me feine Samilte %beirathen!"
Gin etgenarttges Sent
m a I fir Sep XIII. 1T i'm 6ofe bes
2dterdns gu &om entbiiut porben. sc
1T Elm Monument, bas an bes peritorz
benen Yapftes fo3iale Gncpflifen nnb
an feline Mrbeiterfiirforee erinnern ion.
DUFF einem MdrmorfodeG er6ebt ii6 biz
Statue zines @9miebes, Der Ii9 mil
Der Ginfen auf etnen Mmbob ftiibt,
tpGhrenb Die &e9te Elm &ru3ifir emporz
bdlt NIT Der Snf6lift: I'm noe signo
vinces." S66pfer bes 9enfmals III
Der 8ilb6auer Mpntt. Der gntbiil=
Elungsfeier tpobnten @ertreter bon 27e
Ifot6olif9en Nrbetterberetnen Der gans
gen Melt Bel.
8erp0nte Mnfi6tspo t
farten. Ser umlauf Der inuitrirter
pofttarten in Der Siirfei bat cine neut
gtrf4rdnfung erfabren. S9pn pol
einiger 3ett finb poftfarten nit Mn=
fiAten bon Mpi6een unb anberen reli.
giDfen @egenitGnben, ferner fol9e mi
8ilbern tiirfii9er Jrauen perbotes
tporben. 9iefer Sage bat nun BIZ
Qforte ben biplpmatif9en Miffionen
beren @taoten in Der 9iirfei eigen'
REORGANIZATION befiBen, mttgetbeilt, BAT
bic @bfenbung bon ifluitrirten poftfars
ten nit Mnii9ten Der faiferli9en 9a.
ldfte uno @Grten ebenfD tpie Der Gin
tritt folder Rarten in bic Sirfet Der
boten purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
,,pts Stl&lns."
Gin 9efabriidber Sasoi2urt In Snoien tan
Die @Msriltana Der Nimro0e.

Gin 9efabrHidber SasoiSurt In Snoien rao
Die @nsraitaas Der Nimrooe.
Mit rptg Sliding" (S9peine=
fte9en) be5ei9nen Die er~fabreniten
@portsleute ben beiten Sport, ben Snz
bien bietet. ST erfprbert geI9idtes unb
fibnes Reiten, ein fi9eres Nuse uno
cine rubige 9anb. 3uoem 1T er ni9t
ungsfG6rli9. Dim Sage, bepor Der
Sport Pathfinder fpG, pirb bos Sc
lGnbe auf Wilbf9neine abgefu9t, unD
bieienigen Yldbe, pD quite G5er geieben
nurben, tperben unter 8epba9tung pDn
sSGgern gelaHen. Die @ber itnb md9z
tige eelbbrdllne SPHERE nit eefd6rliGen
6auern. Der &opf tit Hanger unb
fpiber als bel benz europdif9sn Wilbz
f9pein, unb Die 8orften iinb fpdrli3er.
BUR Nusriiftung Der SsSdger gebDrt eins
9olalan3e nit @iienfpibe unb Elm gutes
groBes SagomeiIer, bas in ben Stiefelz
i9uft geItedt pirb, po Der 8eiter es
f9neG CUR 6anb bat, tpenn er i'm Sale
zines Gtur5es pom pferOe fem 2eben
bertbeibigen muB. Man reitet ponies,
10 tpie ite gum gDlo>Spiel benuBt perz
ben. &oftbare Yferbe nimmt mar
ni9t germ, ba bic SPHERE gu lei9t Dom
Gber perleBt tperben fDnnen. 9at Die
SagbgefeGf9aft BEN Ort Der Shat err
ret9t, 70 perben bic S@peine Don
Sretbern oufgejoet, unb bret Biz bier
&eiter feBen je einem @ber na9, iobalb
ite feiner anfi9tig perben. 9ierbei
muB 70 f9neQ pte mDgli9 eeritten
tperben, benin iber bic eriten 300 big
400 Warbs lit Der @ber 19neler nie
bas Pferb. NuBerbem gehOrt bus
Wtlb bern, Der ben erten Sti9 anz
brtngt. Der Gber IGBt feline 5amilie
b%oranlaufen unb .ma6t felbt ben
Sd1uB Bel Der 6lu4t. SIT man auf
ettpu 20 gdrbs In feine NG6e gelanet.
10 ienft nan bic 2an5enIpibe unb ldBt
bic Sauft beim Std auf benz Sberz
f9entel ruben. Die .2an5enfpiBe brtngt
gan3 lei9t in bas Milb bur9 bic Sc
malt bes Da6ingalopptrenben Bferbes.
Ser Bette Std 1T Der binter ben
S9ultern, bod pirb Elm @ber nur in
Nu511d9metduen Dur0 et11en St1D ge@
t0btet. Meiitens finb beren bret Biz
bier erforberli6. Na9 benz erten Std
pe~rlangfdtrt Der @ber fetn Sempo, unb
es lit Sadie Der na9foleenben &etter,
i'm bur9 tpeitere Sti9e gu tDbten.
Dies 1T jebo9 metit ni9t 10 einfa9,
benin Der @ber fGmpft erbittert INN iein
2eben. 8efOnbers bic alien gbsr iinb
gefGbrlt4, ba tie bGufis Bel Nnndbez
rnng 6es pferbes fur5 febrt MAIDEN,
on9retfen unb Dem pferbe 19pere
Wunben beibrineen, tpenn ni9t Die
Runft beg &eiters btes perbinbert. Die
iungen @ber, Die penieer beleibt iinb,
berfu3en ibrem S4tdfal gu entrinz
men, inoem fie 8ogen laufen unb 70
benz 3eiter, Der lie nur bon Der. re9ten
Seite annimmt, btel Wfiibe MAIDEN. Gin
fol9er 8itt lam ii9 iber niele Meis
len erftreden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
Sefentlt9es Concert oes Wntt.
8eretns
SIM 9euti3en Samie am ID. Stat.

Wie I@pn beri9tet miro am Is. bs.
Mts. bas 6fentli6e Concert oes Wuft=
0ereins ftattinoen. Ser Nppoloa
Club bon Wuncte, Sno., aus por5ig=
Ii9en @dn9ern ~beitebenb, tpirb oarin
mitpirfen. Grl. 9orOtbp Sungclaus,
tpel1e in europa unter ben beien
Meiftern ibre Stimme cultibirte, tutro
gum erIten Male ieit ibrer &iiffebr BEL
oieIem Concert mitmirfen. Gin treh=
Tides prosramm 1T fir bas Concert
aufgeftelt poroen. Ser @intrittspreis
betrdgt nur so @ents.
Das Programme:
Duuerture, yRienai" ........ @a9ner
Or6efter.
Martttrubel ans ySauf" ......... @ounob
@emiI9ter gbor unb Sr9effer.
yEoreabor ct NnbaIouie" $3.50. &ubinitein
Sr@eiter.
Gabattna aus ,&Dni9tn bon Saba" .9onnoo
SRI. Dorotbn Sursclaus unb Or4efter.
,Monbaufgan9" ..Ya9e
Gpoao Stub, Mannerdor bes Muiifs
@eretn5 nnb Strei4sS r4efter.
al Sweetheart" F. -......... 4rentib
b. ,8erIefen" .&oi9at
9ppnp Club.
StnaIe 1. Nct aus vNien5i" 1905. @asner
Serr Orbine SarroIb, 9lpono Club,
@dnner6or bes Muitfpereins
nnb Or6eiter.
8auetzMtufit nus y2e Gib"....... Nafenet
az gaftilane, By srasonaiie, 9 0auaraiie.
Sr4eIter.
a) Solveigs Song ....... @rte9: Grnefttnoff
b. Mighty lax a Neptn
Damen4or.
@potbefis aus n9ie Meifteritnser" 8asner
@emii9ter Gbpr unb Or6effer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
Yoliseili9es Maerlet.

Der ~19=idbrise Carl SaH, pel6er
In Der plainfielo RefOrmf9ule GEE
miinf6t tpirb, muroe bon ben Setec=
tibs @imons uub Manning bier ers
wii9t unb als Suftia1ii9tling ems
9elo9t.
ST mar aus Der Mnitalt auf parole
entlaHen wDrben, bate fi9 iebo9 mie.
Der etuas gu S9uloen fommen la1en,
in Golge beRen er iebt feinen bolen
9ermin abiBen muB.
2ouis Webber, 33 Sabre alt, Durbe
in Der Nntlaee, Elm 3weirao getoblen
5u BADEN, berbaftet.