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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
WATERVILLE.

The oflicers-elect OF Canton Halifax
were installed at the Odd Fellow hall.
last evening, by Col. James L. Merrick,
assisted by Major F. A. Knowlton as
aide-le-camp and Captain George S.
Dolloff as adjutant. After the install
lation ceremonies refreshments were
served and general good time en-
joyed. The following are the officers
installed: Captain, N. J. Norris; lieu
tenant, w. w. Berry; ensign, H. r.
Chamberlain; clerk. S. j. Cunningham
accountant. F. S. Brown: guard, A. B.
Clement: standard bearer, D. U. Glenn
ent; seminal, A. H. Hartshorn; picket,
G. w. Fitzgerald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
TO soeoTAs
Colombian Archives to Be Sert 10
n That Place.

& Caracas. Venezuela, Sunday. Jar. 81.
The Colombian government has sent
inspections to the charge d'affaires of
Inc American legation here. w. W.
.usselt' who has had in his custody
the archives. safe and books belonging
10 the. Colombian legation al C@ra' rs
since the time in 1901 when diplomatic
relations between Colombia and NeneZ-
Url We're severed, IL transmit this
iioperty To Rocota.
II has been learend here that large
Quantities Of provisions have recently
Teen hoGgh; At Curacao and Trin;iad
10 be sent 70 Savanilla and CartagerI,
Colombia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
IN HASTE TO ESCAPE.
Japanese Sacrificing Everything in
Haste to Get Home.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-The Japanese
are flying panicstricken.' cables the Viad-
livestock correspondent of the Novoe
Eremya. land Japanese storekeepers are
slcrificing all they possess in their haste
to escape to Japan. Cases of oranges are
selling for five cents and furniture is be.
ing literally given away. They are prac-
tically running themselves in their hurry
to get away before the outbreak of war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Law Fcrbiddins National Flags Desc
Grafton in New York.

New York. Feb. 5.-The law forbid
urs the Dissertation, mutilation or
improper use of the national flag, pass
eu by the state Legislature, last year,
was declared unconstitutional, today,
IN the appellate division OF the su-
ieMe court in so far as 1t relates To
me use OF the flag as advertising de-
Wees and trade marks.
Inc majority opinion holds that there
IS nothing in the use CT the national
nag as 4 trade mark that suggests the
'aca that il is degraded or belittled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
Heavy Snow in Montana.

Lewiston. Mont. Feb. 5.-Pushed BIZ
oou' locomotives, the great snow pillow
vi the Montana Central Rail-
way today. headed the first
n, LII that has reached this
, 10 IN 10 days. During that tine
nee express trains have been tied I'D
81 ne drifts between here and Helena.
~ II being impossible to send aid to
~ 81 some Of the passengers suffered
~ ~ 1000. Two trains are still tied IN.
deep. TIC VI - "e ~ iee'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
BETTER PREpAREpv
are the japanese Than Russians, Say
the Memoraiists.

London, Feb. 5.-"Yuan Oh; Ke; +ha
commander of the Chinese imperial ar
NY ana navy, and the vice president of
me WIZ BOARD, have memoralized the
throne urgently insisting upon an Of
fcnsiVe and defensive alliance with
japan to regain Manchuria." cables
the Shanghai correspondent OF the an
don Globe. this afternoon. The mo-
morialists," the CORRESPONDENTS so,,.
MAINTAIN that the Japanese are better
prepared for war than the Russians
and are more disinterested."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
Lawn Tennis Officers,

New York, Feb. 5.-The 23d annual
meeting of the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association held here, to-
night, elected these officers: President,
James Dwight; vice president, r. d.
Wrenn; secretary. Palmer E. Pres
brey; treasurer, Richard Stevens: also
an executive committee of seven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
THERE WILL BE NO WAR"
is SAID to Have Emanated from Lips
of Dowager Empress.

Berlin, Feb. G.-The st. PETERSBURG.
correspondent of the Lokal Anzeigar
telegraphs that Admiral Skrydloy
commander Of the Russian squadron in
the Black Sea, has been summoned to
st. Petersburg, for consultation on
account Of his knowledge of the Far
East. The dowager empress received
the admiral and when he was leaving
said to him:
There will be no war;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

stations of Baikal and Tanchoi. This
oroer must be executed before the ar
rival OF Prince Khilkoff. Russian min
lister or railroad construction, who is
expected, Feb. TO-"
Lake balkal is frozen over from jan
uarS 10 the first part of May. The pro-
posal has been made to remove mas
sehsers across the lake by means of a
temporary railroad IN the ice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
Chinese Court PerpIexed.

London, Feb. 6.-In q dispatch from
Pckin, the correspondent there of the
Times discusses the possibility of the
flight of the Chinese court and says it
is perplexed by divided counsels, but
that it is not likely to flee unless Rus
STA attempts to invade the Great Wall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

The annual production Of coffee
amounts to about two million eight
hundred and eighty-one thousand
pounds. This production comes from
$4,000 plantations and represents a
value of s225,OO0.O00. The acreage in
coffee trees is 100000. The value of
this property is estimated to be above
one billion three hundred and fifty mil
lion dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
Cablegrams at Owners Risk.

New York, Feb. 5.-The significant
announcement that kilograms for
Japan and Corea can be accepted only
at senders' risk was made, today, by
the Commercial Gable Co.. which has
received the following dispatch from
it's resident manager in China:
From today, kilograms TO Japan
and Corea can only be accepted at
senders' risk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
VISITED FOREIGN OFFICE.
Both Russian Ambassador and Japa-
nese Minister at London.

London, Feb. Both the Russian
Ambassador and the Japanese minis
ter visited the foreign office, this after
noon. The latter stayed half an hour.
TIE Russian ambassador, who only re-
manned 10 minutes subsequently was
granted the use of the telegraph of the
Colonial office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
TO OBSERVE SEA MANNERS,
Asiatc Fleet Will Keep Away from
Scene of Hostiities.

Washington, Feb Sin case of a Jap
anese- Russian war. the statement was re-
iteratcd at the navy department. today,
that the fighting ships of the Asiatic fleet
will be kept away from the scene of hos
tliticS and every care will be taken to Oh
serve good sea manners. 1t is said that
in all proba bility several of the smaller
ships of the fleet will be detailed to go
northward with competent officers who
will be detailed to act as official observers.
No orders To this effect have been issued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

Hon. S. j. Walton and wife went to
Augusta. yesterday, to join the party,
consisting of the Governor and Coun-
cillors and their wives. who will visit
two asylums for the insane in Boston
which are patroniZed by Maine people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
CONSIGNMENT OF RAILS.
Topographic Order fer Them Received
at lrt<utsk.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. "a semi Off =
cial dispatch received here from Ir-
kutsk says:
Photographic orders have been re-
ceived here to forward Immediately to
Bail<al q consignment of rails sufficient
to lay 80 miles of track, with all recess
sary material for the construction
work, across Lake Baikal between the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
Japanese Returning Home.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 5.-Advices from
VIadivostock say that over 1000 Japan
csc families embarked there for Japan,
Thursday. and that three other steam
ers are on the point of sailing for Japan
with Japanese families including many
who left the Nikolskoye and Ussuri re-
giOns ON Wednesday last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

The mercury at % below zero, Fri
day morning. kept the plumbers
hustling all the forenoon on account
OF frozen pipes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

Mrs. Melvin Milliken returned to
Lewiston, Thursday, arter a two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Francisco
Wordsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
SKOWHEGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tuttle depart
ed, yesterday, for Waterville and Hal
lowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
WINTHROP.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Edwards Of Wa
terville. have been passing a few days
with relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06

Hon. Turner Boswell of Scion, was
in this city transacting legal business,
Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-06
NEW YORK MARKET.
Decline of 12o Points Between Thurs.
day and Friday.

New York. Feb. 5.-Drop in cotton
prices was continued. today. soon after
The market Oi .ened At frs thestone was
i.iriy steady. but before II O'Clock sell
ing movement began and til" May option
sod ut t. Il decline of TO points. or Il cent
and onc-tt per POUND since yesterday
TIE s,ilirg was SO heavy that the mar
kct seemed to be completely demoTaiiZr1
July Sold shortly after II o. clock at li.iJ
deciiEc of more than cent pound
Stree Yesterday.
There was 4 sudden recovery after the
selling had paEir had lasted about half an
hour and Way ran up % points. The rally
did not hold. however. ard Nay fell back
-".y snirs ;lsair to H:.o.' tag -
During the decline rUTnOrS of all kinds
Werr circulated and the Her"1dS.tcSS and
apprnh n.sion % III" brokers increased as
il bncau:r More and more evident That tlp
Day v.ts i,!.ely t. prove a severe one.
Commission houses holding large lines OF
cotton which were either not sold on this
a,haAc" or were bought on til" break,
yesterday on the theory OF reaction
threw Thousands for whatever price tEay
ru;d lliu;; a.ld as the first hOt.r wore on.
idyrrs #1T,agcI loss and less anxious to
ass.st sellers out of their predieame!t.
1t III" opening. many Thousand bales Of
both Aiar ard July cotton we're .bouE.:t
h. he iril pool. ana this succeeded Tor Il
tim" in St,mminG the decline. BY taxing
l'rGr quantities of cotton the pool IN o@cisS
succeeded IN holding the market ana.
WIN bIltf tfbEeIS CGNSfii!5 SEuit tolto'i.
i'irrS advanced about half Il cent i'll 10
minutes Then another wave OF liqGi ia
lion sweet ever the ptt and it sCon h.
cam" evident that the power of one ihdi-
1.tu2i or set OF individuals was not
aitit enough TO preTcnt = crash. iii
ing was no more than a crop II IT,
huc!,ct and lfices c, umbied away again
ahout as rapidly as was the case, ye5tor-
day.
Liverpool Feb. 9Th" cotton market
today. was the scene OF the cXcitelny II
mona the opening to the close. y laiS,
"nount c business was transa ted
. i.iccs were irregular ana at 12l1 p II
showed Il loss. of y TO 30 points. After
yards thc- market steadied little, NJ /!
and June advancing to. $50; Lut imTn"di
Neiy, dropped TO $50 Then a slump sc
IN. aided by prepoEdcrance of selling or
dss ard the weakness in New York: Tn
market presented scenel OF the Wild
Excitement. with prices continually drop
pias until the close. which Showed a he
loss of A. to a points from yesterday
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03

8ranfbeiten unierfporfer, urlb Der Ser
luft, ben Die 5armer bur9 Iol9e
&ranfbeiten in ibren @rnten erbiben,
be8iffert fi9 aqetn in ben Ser. Stad=
ten duf btele Wiqionen BON Dollars i'm
Sabre. Oft perlieren Die Sarmer lire
gunse @rnte, neil fe genDt6tgt tparen,
biefelbe in noTetn MSter e~in5ubringerl.
Die Notbpenbisfeit, 8emiibungeu CUR
grbaltung Deg bon &ranfbeiten dngez
griffenen @etretbes an5uiteqen, 1T haz
Der cine eebietertf9e.
Oas ertpdDnte Sanatorium befinbet
fi9 in Yort Nr;6nr, Ontario. BON
5armern bortbin gef9tdtes @etreibe
tpirb in Der Qnitolt elmer fDrgfdltigen
Sur nnter3ogen. Gin WGrter pldatri
bas @etreibe in Elm WaHerbab, ND e.
mittelit Maf9inen gebiirite unb gerei=
nigt tptrb, Biz es gldn5t. Ous @etreibe
pirb bann in etnem groBen @iebe elmer
iturten 8eftrei9ung, erft bur9 belize
uub bann bur9 falte Cuff, ausgeIeBt,
Biz es bolitdnbig troden 1T.
9erart bebanbeltes @etretbe lit be-
fDmmli9er als fol3es obne btefen PRO
aeB. 9es Serneren belt ii9 3. g. @etz
gen, tpel9er biefer 8ebanblune unter@
sogen tpurbe, mebrere Sabre lang ponz
tGnbig franfbeitsfrei. Merfpiirbiger
Weiie f9etnt bas @etreibe na9 biefer
aur i'm 9spi9t ni9ts etnaubuBen, i'm
9egentbeil, ba es bur9 ben pro3eB
BON Spreu befrett pirb, tptegt Elm 8uz
fbel bteies @etreibes brei Biz bier
Yfunb me6r, als anberes 9etreibe. 9as
beteefiiete Bib 5eigt einen WGrter beg
Sanatoriums in ietner Nusriiftung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
S4ifsna@ri@ten.
U Il g o m NJ E

Seem Oort: v9euti9lanb" unb r@raf
Malberiee" bon Samburg; vSeu-
tonic" bon 2iperpool.
Sabre: y2a Sabote" BON SEEM Sort.
2%iberrpool: .Merion" BON Pbtlabel=
pbta tiber Queenstown.
5amburg: rPatricia" bon Stem Drrt
tiber plpmOutb uno @berbourg.
8oulo9ne: v&pnbbam" BON Stem gori
nod Rotterdam.
Neapel vR6nig gilbert" bon Seem
Oorf.
2iberpool: ,Bopic" BON Stem Oorf;
v8uenos Npres@ bon WDntreal
mad @enua.
Colombo: vGtenter" BON 2iberpool
mad Sbang6at.
2iberpool: Ottoman" BON Portlano.
2tberpool: vSaronia" bon Bolton.
Mnge m n.
Neapel: ,8omanic" bon Bottom mad
@enua.
8lasgom: vSarmatian" mad Stem
Oorf.
Queenstown: yNoorblanb" BON Pbi=
labelpbia mad 2iberpool.
6amburg: vRinsstOntan" na68oiton.
Bermuda: Pretoria" mad SEEM
Oorf.
Song Song: ngmpreB Of China" mad
8ancouber.
Stem gOrt: .2a SOuraine" BON
Sabre; ,Moltte" nod 5amburg;
v@roBer Gurfirit" mad 8remen.
Gberbours: v&aiier Wilbelm II" mad
gtep Sort.
2tberpnol: y8abartan" mad Montreal
iiber Mobile; v@pmric" ua@ 8p=
ffon uber Queenstown; South
mart" mad Wontreal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
Surge Sepeidsn.
SnInnN.
2. Stunt.


Waibington. Gum Na9fol=
ger BON Senator Quan als Mitelieb
bes republ. National=@ omites 1T Sc
nator penrofe, pa., ernarnt.
81 em $ a n, Conn. - 8. M.
Smith, gaifrer Der Srabesmans Banf,
tuurbe pegen unterf6lasung berbaftet.
Ct iOI gegen $50, 900 geftanben baben.
9prtngfieIb, S1s. 9ie
republ. Contention bertaste fi6 tpie=
berum, Dbne fi9 auf einen @ouber=
Ii s=@anbibuten eeetnigt 81 baben.
MmsIanb.
2ifabon. 3wii9en Spanien
uno Portugal uuroe elm S9iebsse=
ri9ts= 8ertrag abgei9lOfen.
g t. Sobns, g. s. Der amer.
5drings=Gdnser 81. DC. Ni9ols", ber
ben garsen @inter i'm @iie feffaB,
traf BELL in Der Bonnie 8ap ein.
Berlin. Ser leBte She'll beg
3reiten gabels, bas 9euti6Ianb unb
Nmerifa berbinbet, murbe Na6ts
bDQenbet.
Waibington. Sefretdr 3aft
1T BON 9Opeta, Seas, 5uridgetebrt.
st sebt am Wonta9 nod Cincinnati,
UNI einem @mpfang fir bic pbtlippt=
ren=@ ommifare beiaumobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03

tbeiGs nit Riidii9t auf ibr bobes Glitter
5Gblt SO Sa6re-ntebergelegt bat.
5rGuletn Barton bot Der @efeQI6aft
felt beren 8egriinbung por % Sabren
als PrGiibenttn b%Drgeftonben. 5rau
2ogan mar por ibrer 9%erufung an bic
Spite Der @efeu16aft 8i3eprGiibentin
Der 8erbinbung. sic ftebt ge~gentpdrz
tig i'm Sc. 2ebensia6re unb 1T bic
Mitttpe bes berii6mten 8unbesgenerals
aus benz 8ireertriege, Sad" 2ogar.
Sir bic GDt6e 4reu5z9 efenf6aft 1T
Elm Reorgantfationsplan ousgearbeitet
norben, laut pel6em Der &onereb fir
ben 8erbanb einer rteuen @6drter err
lufen ion, bur9 ben cine aus Is perz
ionen beftebenbe gentralpernaltungsz
beb0rbe NIT Der &ontroue iber bic Mnz
geleeen6etten Der gefeu19aft betraut
ptrb. @e9s Mttglteber btefer 8ez
b0rbe. fotpie i6r prdfibent, fp1en
bonn prGiibenten Der Ser. @taoten err
nannt perben, ndbrenb IL Mitglieber
bon Der 9aupteefenf9oft gu erpdbten
finb. Der plan entbdlt bes Gerneren
8eftimmungen iiber 5u organiiirenbe
9tlfs@@ taatenzO . guntfattonen. au9
f9retbt er bic Grftattung zines Sabresz
bert9ts an ben &ongreb unb eine idbrz
li9e, BON benz @9abamtsbepartement
n~pr3unebmenbe Gebifipn Der 8i9er
unb 5tnunaen Der @efenf9uft Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
&lapps8etten.
g%ennBunQ bieIer gefdbrIi9en Hnbe.
itdtte foitet Elm 9ebsn.

W tnreapoIts Minn., 2.
SUM-. Grau u. 90. WpDbmarb, bic
Satin zines 8ant=prdfoenten, lieet
in Golge zines 3lappbett= unfalles i'm
Sterben. Sas @bepnar bate elm altes
Glappbett benuBt uno biefes f9loB i9
udbrenb Der 9la9t. Wocbnarb fonnte
einen Nrm aus benz 8ett auf ben 8o=
ben brtngen unb 10 lan9e ausbalten,
big Silfe fam. 9te 6rau aber erlttt
i4Dere 8erleBungen, benen tie fpdter
erlag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03

- Cine ~iberaus feGtene
GamiGienfeier fonnte unlGn9it IN Der
Barrier Stride Saint Sean Satnt
Jrancois BON benz Gbepaar Gau bea
gangen tperben. @or benz 4ltar bate
Der finf5ebnte Soba bes paares nit
feiner 8raut gGaB genommen, um ben
@bebunb gu fdlieBen. @ls bic iungen
2sute no9 beenbeter GeremDnie bic
@tiible perlieBen, puroen fie bon BEN
gltern bes iunsen Gbemannes eingez
nommen. bic in Doliter Seiunbbett als
etferne gbsleute bonn @eiitli9en einge>
iegnet tpurben. Der prieiter aber, Der
fetnes Ifntes fonobl Bel Der srinen
9of5eit bes iungen paares tpie Bel Der
etlernen bes 9reifenpaares paltete,
mar Der fe9saebnte Sobn Der sliidz
li9en @ltern. Sn Der Stride pobnten
neben ben 16 Rinbern bon Jau go
gnteI unb urentel Der feltenen Seier
Bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03

Bd1bmdtt. Sin f9perer Inc
slHdsfan ereisnete ft9 In benz Heffsen,
unterbalb Der Burg Minbed s~eleseners
Drte. ginise G9iler bergniigtsn fsA
NIT SDlbotenfpielen unb poltea audi
Ranonenbpnner babel bdben. Ser
etne ber6diikr braate cine Pdtronens
billie unb Elm 1nberer bpIte aus benz
9aufs beg 0aters @prengpulD<r. Se
6iiIfs tpurbs eefaGt nnb bur9 Gage@
sanbetes gapier our Gnttdbung ges
bra9t. Der GduB stnQ fofort los
unb serf9metterte benz i3idbrtgan
S9iiler 2ubpis Rtt ben Ropf Dol,
itdnbiQ. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
nruts Daupt oes Rotben esrtu,ts.

6ram apeaa Die gsitttoe oes bernbmtes.
Burg ertrices @emeraIs Sad" Began.
Srdu Sobn 81. 2ogan, bic firslt9
bas PrGiibentenamt Der bterlGnbif9en
Gefeui9aft gum Rpt4en &reu5 iibers
nommen bat, TT bumit an be @teIe
BON 5rdulein CLARA Barton getreten,
pel9e bas Nmt t6etls tpegen Der in Der
@efeaf9aft ausgebro9enen Wirren,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03

SIN 81 ntbracit< 6 0 3 :
in ben Ser. @taaten naren
i'm Sabre 1903 15O,483 Mrbeiter be-
f4Gftiet; bic 3abl Der Nrbeitstage I'M
Sabre mar bur45dnittli9 206.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
11nerfdttrf6. OnfeI 9r

= uner d. SnteI 6N
ieinern 1e9sidbrigen Reffen): Ra,
5Gns6en, mas fpinf9eit Du Dir BENIN
gum Geburtstag2 9Gns9en: Ginerr
grpBen &u9en. Sntef: Wus no62
9Gns9en: Cine eroBe Wurit! Ontei:
Mas no92 9dns6en: Ginen groBen
biden Shinfen! Sntel: Mber bus
bertrGgt ia Oein fleiner Baud ni9t.
6dns9en: Damn niinf6e i9 mir 9leiA
nod einen eroBen Baud.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-03
6iir Seimltdtte=S uder.
YrDflan1atiOu bes &rdiibenten GUT Oeffnnttg BET
9eDils Safe &tierDation.
Corruption in aasfa. GridnBumg BON Miidr=Gefaugenem. SAT- Ser
brari. SeanIder eeg. Gan GDts 9Hftit. = stef
tn Sutton, Seras. Golb Junbe.
1t NJ +. 6 9iffe bor
Sanaer.

Wa5ington n, 2. SUM-. Nbmi=
raj @baopif melbet, baB bas &ano=
nenboot YWariette" beute bon Sanger
nod Gibraltar fubr. mabrf1einli1,
I'M Bof unb gorrdtbe fir bas Sc
f4maber su bolen. 9ie beiben Stdbte
iinb nur ettua 80 Meilen entfernt.
hanger +, 2. SUM-. Der italien.
Greu3er v9ogali" traf beute elm. Cine
Nboronung BON 9duptlineen bss Nn=
gerra Stammes begibt fi6 gu Dem
&Guber= Sauptman1 &aifuli, UNI i'm
i'm Gretlahung Der @efangenen gu
bitten, bamtt ni9t Waroccp bauernb
bon Jremben beieBt perbe.
Die @ingebDrenen ftnb bur6 bic
Gntunft 10 bieler Rrtessf9iffe fort err
regt. sic nennen Die MusIdnber
u&oumis", b. 3. nnsldubise unb
fir9ten, baB bic &oumis Die Mobam=
mebaner bertreiben pollen.
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