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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
FAv0RS PARKER
Majority Of the Delegates
to st. Louis Declare
Themselves for the
New York Judge
THEY GO TO TIE coAVaNgIOH FREE
Leader Davis. Though Urged
to Stand for the Chair
manship Declines in
Favor of Senator
Smith.
THEY co TO TIE CONVENTION FREE

Only eleven of the twenty-four New
Jersey delegates to the St. Louis con-
vention were present at the caucus held
at the Hotel Washington yesterday af-
ternoon but six more were heard from by
letter. OF the seventeen all expressed
themselves as favorable to the nominal
ton of Judge Alton B. Parker, of New
York, but it was decided that for the
sake of a united delegation it would be
better not to commit the New Jersey del
egation at the time of the caucus. Under
the unit rule the delegation will cast its
twenty-four ballots for Parker on the
FIRST ballot. The conclusion not to com
init the delegation was arrived at on the
suggestion Of Robert Davis, Hudson's
Democratic leader, who said it would be
needless ofense to Former United.
States Senator James Smith, Jr.. who.
favors the nomination of Cleveland. Mr..
Davis was urged to stand for chairman
of the New Jersey delegation, but he de-
nlined.
II am for Senator Smith for chair
Enaa, she said. It is a courtesy we owe
aim as one of our most respected Dem
Dcrats and fermer United States Sen
ator. shallsask my friends to vote for
aip."
me aaegates who have declared for
Easkdt-are:--
State at large. Robert Davis, Howard
ERrrew. Johnston Cornish; First District,
sc. j. Thompson, James strimple; Sec
pnd az. A. Devine. B. Frank Heyes;
zB9ifdy Q. s. Begardus; Fourth, Alvah A.
Clark; Fifth, d. G. Flanagan, J. c.
Connolly; Sixth, W. B. Gourley, George
Zimmerman; Ninth. Dr. Lewis T. DON
ahue, John Meihl, Jr.; Tenth. John Null
has, &. A. s. Lewis.
Those who have declared themselves
in line with Senator Smiths policy are:--
Third, Edward Furman; Fourth,
Charles Gallagher; seventh, John R.
Hardin, Lawrence 7. Fell; Eighth, Gott-
fried Kruger. ]. R. Nugent, William B.
Gourley. Chairman of the State Demo-
cratic Committee and National Commit
teeman, as well as delegate from the
Sixth District, has declared for Parker.
1t developed that Charles F Murphy
on Monday night last paid personal
visit to Robert Davis in this city, and en-
deayored to persuade him to give up his
fght for Parker and join Former United
States Senator james Smith in the fight
for the nomination of Grover Cleveland,
but that Mr.. Davis declined to do 50.
why don't you people over in New
York city fall in line for Parker?" Mr..
Davis is reported as having asked Mr..
Murphy, and Mr.. Murphy repliede-
I'VE are for Cleveland.
aWell, you are already instructed for
Parker" Mr.. Davis is reported to have
said. What's the use of fighting? y
Murphy replied that his opposition to
Parker was not personal, but was due to
David 3. Hills connection with the Par
ker movement. His visit to Davis was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

GAMES AsCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Baltimore in Jersey. City.
Providence in Newark.
Montreal in Toronto.
Buffalo in Rochester.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10

You should NOT fees tired all the time
s.ysheaiTAy p&opic do1styou won't if you
z1zs z8ed6 i Earean&riIla for while. (,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
NOTICE 40 coNTRAcroRs.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Tuesday. June IA. 1904. at o. clock r NJ, in
the Assembly Chamber Of the City Hall. for
FURNISHING MUSIC FOR OPEN AIR
CONCERTS
in the several Parks OF Jersey city during
the months OF July and August In accordance
with specifications on file in the office OF the
Clerk Of said Board
Each bidder will be required in his proposal
TO name that Musical Union Of which he ia a
member
Blank forms Of bid and agreements Of sure
ties must be obtained at the office Of the Chief
Engineer City Hal. Jersey City. n. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10

A USEFUL YOUNG MAN WANTS SITuA-
tion in house as butlef; good reference. A.
CARTER, lis Storm avenue, Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS RUN
ning elevator wants position; good reference.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10

AO2o@f1s iuusL De enclosed IN Seaieui enVei-
opea. endorsed Proposals for Music In Parks
directed to Mr.. John Doscher Chairman OF
the COMMITTEES en- Puhlic Buildings, Docks and
Parks and handed to the Clerk OF the Board
in open meeting when called for in the order
Of business relating to sealed proposals.
The bonds required to be furnished on pro-
po7als, tend possible subsequeDr oontsactl,
are those of some surety company authorized
to do business in the State OF New Jersey.
Bidders must state single fixed percentage
of the hundred per cent. standard above quot
ed for which they viii furnish the music and
all else necessary to the giving Of the concerts
comprehended in the specifications, and If the
final award of contract be made, the per cent.
SO stated win form the basis upon which pay
ment will be made for all items.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals or to award as a whole or in
part. if 1t considers that the best interests Of
the city be conserved in so doing
The attention of bidders is especially called
to Section Z. Chapter 1sl. OF the Laws Of 1891,
under the terms whereof no contract shall be
binding upon the CITY, become effective or
operative until the bonds offered by the con
tractor have been approved as to sufficiency
by this Board. and as to form by the Corpora
tion Counsel. President OF this Board having
the power to examine the proposed bondsnen
under OATH
By order of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
GEORGE T BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City, June 9Th, 1904 8
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS
Hudson County, N. j, Gold Rond.

BY yirute of three separate resolutions
of the Board of Chosen FreehdIders Of
the County of Hudson, N. j., passed at a
meeting held on Thursday, June 2, 1904,
sealed bids and proposals will be received
and opened at meeting of said Board,
to be held in the Court House, Jersey
City, n. j., on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10
spnc1AL MAsrER,s sALr-rN cHANcERY

Dated Jersey city, June 9Th, 1904 =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-10

Dated Jersey City. June ?. 1891.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Snbanappls Snb Dpnneraas, 3d. Stunt 1904

@benfo Elm Intrag BON 0errn Sren=
ael, ben mufitaiii6en geiratb 81 er=
mddtisen, tuenn 59mierisfeiten in
8si6afung Der Soften fiir Die setpdblz
ten 2ierer eintreten fonten, bas pro-
gramm su dnoern, unb baB Der preis
fir Die 2ieberbh9er fir bas nd9te
5dnserfef bDn Der Bunoesbebsrbe 10
bilig tpie m6eli9 sema6t uerben iol.
Der Mntrag bon spDbn, Chicago,
Die Bunbesbereine bur1 @ircuIare nit
benz Brogramnl befannt au MAIDEN,
nurbe an9enommen.
9ie folgenben geridte Der Beamten
tpurDen perleIen:
Beri1t bes Sunbes= 8 I'd II
benten.
Ser 8unb beifebt aus 161 Wereinen.
Sm lebten Sabre ftno 3 8ereine aus=
getreten reip. baben fi6 nit anoeren
gereinen perf6molsen, unb II neue
gereine baben fi1 aufnehmen laiien.
9ie 8eSirts=Srganiiationen f4reiten
rii1ig bortpdrts, fobaB in gdlbe alle
gunbespereine ben berf9ieoenen 8e3ir-
fen angeb6ren.
Bert9t bes Ginan5=5efre=
Il ~
ginnabmen $1251.55; 4ussaben
$1251. SIS.
Ser 8eri6t bes @6abmeifers ueiit
mad 8egleidung aner &ebnun9en
einen Rafienbeitano BON $3675.51 auf.
Das 8h9er=@omite bertdtete, baB
fdmmtli9e 8ii6er bes Bunbes in better
Sronun9 fino.
Sm Namen bes gunbes ertldrte To-
bann Serr Senno Seiler, baB Der
Bunb nit Greuben Der Ginlabun9 am
Subelfefte bes Mdnner6or tbet5unsb=
men 9efOlet lei. 9err Sren3el CAB in
beraliben Wprten ben 9anf bes Wdns
ner6or ftir Die bur6 Die 8unbesbean1=
ten ettpieiene g6rung aus.
Quf glntrae bon Serrn 5renael CAB
Die gunbesbeb6roe Elm 8anfesbotum
benz 9euti9en Club unb Mufifnerein
| fur Die ertpieiene 8oiifreunbi9aft ab
unb tpies ben 9efretdr an. ben 9anf
ber 8eb6rbe Dem 9eutI6en Club un6
Wuitfberein 81 iibermitteln. 9ierauf
gertagung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Sur l1nterbaltnns Der Ybilip=
pimen=gommt6Gre.

5olgenbes General @omtte 1T er.
ttannt tpprben, I'm arrangements fitr
bic llnterbaltung Der pbilippinen=
@ommiHdre, tpel6e bier am IA. Sult
eintrefen tueroen, alt treHen:
@barles 6. @pffin, gorFber; 2etuis
Sooner, Geeretdr; %. s. 6. Golt,
S6aBmetifer; 6. 6. perrp, Sobn W.
9olioab, 8. Da. garrb, 3. 6. 2ap-
cod, 6. g. Me9ousal, Seiie Sber=
itreet, Sobn g. Gren3el, SObn 3.
perrin, u. .. Sones, Sobn 5. Mppel.
gilbert S. geberibge, $. $. 5anna,
6. 6. Softer, 6. %. Gairbants. Sobn
%. 5plbman, 9. u. Glet6er, $. Il.
gramn. @lis S. 5earles, s. 9. @or-
bon, WiGiam M. Saplor, 6. q. Boof-
matter, 6. s. Sand, %. 3. 9urbin,
Sobn %. Rern, %. 5. Gi6arbs unb
s. 8. purbp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Nene Sneorporattone,t.

Goleenbe neue Gefelf6aften ertuirf=
ten ibre Sncorpprationspapiere:
Sie vWoman's @briittan Some
NH'n.", 2afanette SncOrporatpren
Sue N. @rouie, Srlbta 0auter, 5bo-
mas 8. &ainep, Oscar SC. McRaps
Slora %. Gern, Grauen 6. 8. 5ou-
Ser, 5. 9. 5niber, @li5abetb g.
MOOn, George %. perfs, SOieph Ga
cod, grOpn 8rpfenbroug6, 6arrp 6.
Slid unb Margaret 8rpan.
9ie v9erre 5aute SnfulatDr @abi=
net COMPANY, Serre 6aute, @apital
$40, 900; 9irectOren: SOiepb .. &o=
berts, Clinton 6. Gbobes unb Wm. u.
Safe.
Die ,Wbite Giber 5uel @Ompanp"
SnbianapDlis, Capital $4,000; Si=
reetoren: Martin 2otpiib, Gmma W.
2otpifb unb Gi9arb Hoberts.
Die oMit6eu=9iner SEQ & @Oifee
@ompanb", SnoianapOlis, CAPITAL
SO, 900; SirectDren: g. 90. Mit6ed,
Jranf Siner unb gbarles siner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Gin fitbner &anb tn 8roao
&tpple.

Der @elbidranf Der Broab Ripple
poRoffice tpurbe beute Morgen, furs
mad 8 lbr bur9 9pnamit geiprengt
unb um 5000 befoblen. Die 8bat
tpurbe bur9 nur einen ein3i9en Wann
ausgsftibrt. Das poitamt befinbet fi6
i'm @rocerp=@ei6dFt Bpm $. s. @reib,
ettpas tpei1li9 bon ben @eleiien ber
Monpn Giienbabn. Ser Gduber,
b66fpabri6einli6 elm alter einaeh6ter
gerbreder, fprengte Die 3bitren aus
benz S9rante unb omar nit FOLDER
@eipalt, baB bteielben Die S9aufdften
unb Waaren b6llig bemolirten. Grau
s. W. NrnbDIter, bic i'm benaAbarten
6aufe mobnt. iab mie Der Rduber na6
Der grplofion in ben 2aben ging um
aus3urdumen. 9erIelbe fam 9lei6
tpieber beraus nit etnem padet unter
oem Nrm uno 9in9 6ftli9 gu einem auf
i'm tpartenben 8usep, bas sr beftieg
I'm ni6t mebr seieben gu meroen.
6rau Nrnbolter benadri9tigte bierauf
ben WarIdan, Der it9, unteritiiBt bon
berbeigeetlten 8iirsern auf Die Sute
mabt. Die 9puren oes 8uggp pur=
ben bis gum Canal unb Der Sllinois
StraBe berfolst, bier iebo6 berlOren.
Die 8eute Der Gduber befebt gum
gr6Bten Sbeile aus 8riefmarten uno
8aargelb bes poitamtes, nit glus-
na6me BON $50, tpelbe Der lutberti6en
Pleafant 6ia 8emeinbe, beren S1aB=
meiffer 6err @reib mar, geb6ren. Sb=
eleib nnr Elm ein3i9er Mann in Der
Poitoffice qeieben purbe, ldBt iib bo9
ni6t be5tueifeln, baB Der anbere, tuel-
der nit ibm ipdter i'm Bussp setueien
iein ioll, in Der Ndbe mar, um bem
3omplicen i'm Sale elmer @ntoedun9
ben &iifen frei gu balten.
Dieier 3meits bielt fib ipabri6ein=
lid in Der g3dbe berborgen unb tpiiroe
obne 3meifel ettpai9e St6rer feines
&umpans aus Dem Sinterbalte nieber-
gef6oiien baben. 9ptpeit feblt iebe
Spur Der geiben. Sie 8eb6rben
baben cine 5iemli9 CUTE 8ef9reibuna
beg einet, Der H1uber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
@ollte oas staatsbaus ieben.

Gier tleine Sunsen i'm Nlter bon II
biz IA Sahren, tpurben beute Wtoreen
on Der @fe Der Sllinpis ltnb Wai6=
ineton Str. feitgenommen, aGs fie in
3ablung fir A Slider SooatpaHer
einen $20=s9ein prdientirten. Cine
llnteriuduns ergab, baB fe aus 2e=
banon itammten unb na9 bier gefon=
men feien, um fi6 bas Staatsbaus
an3uieben' Das Gelb hdtten iie ft6
auf elmer 3miebelfarm, po iie gear
beitet bdtten, perbient.
Sie pOli5ei, nit 9ieiem nt6t sufrte=
ben, fellte tusitere unterfu9ung an,
unb fanb aus, baB bas @elo Nrbia
glampitt aus lebanon, eiilem hortigen
@iienbabn=N =N9enten seb6rt, bon beiien
@obn Wilbelm aber Der Gelbf9ublabe
entnommen lei, nm our sseitreitune
Der &eife unb llnfoiten nod bier per=
tuenbet 5u peroen. Sm @ansen bot
ten bic Sungen $25 ertpifdt, BON tuel=
6em Gelbe iie mod $22.10 In ihrem
Befibe 6atten. Jranf Dabibion, Der
aud $3.50 BON benz @elbe erbalten
bate, mar in 9ebanon seblieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
@nr es 3nfaa?

Obne tpeitere NeranlaHune iboB
beute Worgen Der Jarbige Wm. Saoa
bod Dem glei6faqs Garbigen Som
0eiier etne &ebolDerfugel in's 8ein,
ibm, ba bic Rugel ni6t iofort auf9e.
funben tperben fonnte, cine fdlimme
Wunbe beibrineenb. Die S6ieBersi
ereienete fitb an Der Capitol Nbe. uno
Merriq @traBe. Sabbof uurbe ber=
baftet, tpobinseeen 9eiier bur6 Die
fdbtif6e Nmbulan3 tn's 0ospital
ttberfiihrt purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Polt3etlt6es Naerlei.

Bier neue ginbrti6e pdbrenb Der
Derfloiienen' Na6t tpurben beuts Mor=
gen Der Poli5ei genelfet.
2ouis Gnpber, 3017 Sad.
ION Str. trielbet, baB ibm 9iebe etnen
8efud abitatteten unD nit benz 8aar=
seloe tuelner er In ieiner Sadie bate,
oas Weite iu6ten.
safe stebens, 21o 9ancod
Str. mabte eenau bieielbe Meloung.
Sm 6auie bott Granf Wton=
terano, 724 Wsit IL. Str. tpurbe
auBer benz Baarqelbe aus Der Sai6e
nod Elm eolbener siegelring eeitoblen.
eorge2 ga b bon 304 8ee6er
Str. melbete glei6falls ben Beiu6 BON
Dieben iotpie aub ben Nerlrlf elmer
tleinen 8aariumme aus Der Saide
ieiner beim Bette aufgebdngten 0pie.
Die Polisiiten MAIDEN ale nur er.
oentli9en Nnftrengungen Der 8anbiten
babbaft au tperben unb ba biele Der
Hnli5ei= unb 9eteftib 8eantten In
@ibiltleioern geben, III es lei6t bent=
lid, baB bieielben iib grOBe @efabren
ausieBen. 8erI6iebene Wtale fanoen
f9 poliseibeamte in Gipiltleibern, Die
fpdte Nad3aeler unb pafianten our
2eeitimation aufforoerten, in gefdbr-
lider Sage, ba &eiienbe uip. fpdt
beintfebrenD, tDenn fte pl6Bli9 aage=
rufen tpurben, i'm @lauben lie ieien
tiberfallen, ibre 59ieBeiien sogen, um
ii9 5u tpebren.
6rau MarD &eel, 9io. 800
q. Pine StraBe mobnbaft, benadri6-
ri9ti9te bic poli5ei, baB 6e1te 9fa9=
mittag ein unbefantlter Rabler ibrer
7=idbrigen So6ter 2illD unter Der Nn-
gabe, es Tel @anbb, eine Subifana in
ben Wunb i6Db, Die benz armen Ginbe
bic 3unge ibtper berbrannt. Die
Rabler 5amuels unb Griffin tpurben
nit Der llnteriu6ung beauftra9t,
fonnten aber leiber, oa Der Sbdter in-
3tpii6en berbuftet mar, nur ben Sbat-
beftanb feitftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
&f NIT einem Gini@lei9er.

%. s. Matber, Der gi9entbhmer
Der BabeanFalt i'm Mafonie Semple,
fanb In feinem 3immer einen Mann,
Der auf Maibers Nnrebe bin ii6 taub.
ifumm fellte. Ser ginbrin9ling gins
auf Matber su unb beriebte tbm pl0s-
lid einen 9blag, Der ibn flit 81 go=
ben fdllte. 0ierauf ging Natber 3ur
Mftion iiber uno eine 56ldgerei mar
bic Jolge. 9ie beiben Wdnner fo6=
ten. biz iie 5ur Sllinois StraBe famen,
tpo bur6 Die Da5tuiidenfunft eines
3ufdauers, Der Die Nffaire fiir cine ge=
m6bnlide 59ldgerei bie!t, oem 9ieb
@elegenbeit our 5lu6t gegeben wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
8nnbe5beb6rbe beS N. y.
SGngerbnn0es
Ga9iabung I'm Oeutiden
6anie.
Wt@tt9e 0efd)dfte a,tt ges
aug attf oaS Sdngerfet
erleot9t.
Sie @eianssfeit 9ieber.

Sm 8eutIaen 5aus fanb geitern
Na6mittag unter 0prfib bes Bunbes=
grdfibensen 6anno 9eiltr cine 5iBung
Der gunbesbeh6rbe oes gforbamerita=
nif6en 9dngerbunbes ftatt.
Jol9enoe gunbesbeamte uaren an.
tpeIenb:
9. $. 9eiler, prdi., Stem Orleans.
Noam Sind, @efr., ct. Souls.
CHARLES 5. G9miot, 8ice=prdiibent,
Cincinnati.
gonrab 6ebeItreit, Cincinnati.
Greo. .. Ntbel, Ardipar, 2ouispille.
Saeob 8pe6n1, ct. Souls.
Sacob 5p Gn, @bieaao.
Suitus gmme, Chicago.
Wm. Irers. Chicago.
@ugen Niebere9ger, Chicago.
5ran3 Nmberg @bicaso.
8. @9illo, Ytttsburg.
| s. Sttmpel, gitts5ure.
S. g. Gren3eI, 9dabmeilter, Snbiana=
pDlis.
IS mar Die am 8ahlrei6fen befu9te
8eriammlung Der Bebbrbe, tpel9e felt
laneem ftatt9eFunben bate unb bies
| 1T auf ben Bei9luB Der Bunbesbeb6roe
5uriifsuftibren, officieG bem eplbenen
Subildum bes Wdnner1pr bei3upob=
men.
Na6bem Der Bunbss=prdiibent Die
9iBung er6Hnet bate, perlas 8unbes=
Sefretdr Nbam Stint bas protofon Der
lebten 9iBuns, mel9es tuie perleien
aneenpmmett tpurbe.
gtuf Intrag bon Suitus gmme aus
@bieago purbe Die Wabl bes Jeiibtris
aenten auf Elm Sabr beri6oben, um
Der t6rtli6en sdnserfeitbeb6rbe ni6t
bor3ugreifen unb berfelben @elegenbeit
su seben, tire @hni6e su formuliren.
9ie 8acan5, Die bur6 &eiignatiOn
bon s. Wieoerbolt, ct. 2ouis i'm mu.
fifalii6en 8eirat6 eintrat, tpuroe auf
Nntrag beg Serrn Mbam 2inf bur9
grmdblun9 bon Sarrn @has. g6mibt,
Cincinnati. befeBt.
Der mufifalif6e 8eiratb, Die 6erren
8. @brgOtt, 8Orfiber, Cincinnati; 6.
9nobel, Snoianapolis; @uftab gbr=
born, Chicago unb s. $. Eeiler, Neu
Orleans (er pfficip) empfabl bic Nn=
nabme beg fol9enben Programmes fir
oas @Gn9erfeif:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Ssnrb @efIel CUR letten &nbe
beftattet.

0eute @ormittas fanb auf benz
Grotnn 6iI GrieobDfe Die Beffattung
bon Denrp WeHel, beg friiberen Wtit-
arbeiters Der ssuti6en 3eitung iifatt.
Die benz BegrdbntHe beiuobnenben
golleaen legten ibm i'm Namen aller
Ieiner friiberen Witarbeiter Blumen=
ithfe auf cas Grab.
Nt6ge ibm oie @rbe lei9t fetn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
stiir3te bon einsr Setter.

eti 5trifler, 1900 Oft Waibington
Str, Elm Waurer, Der am Geb6ube bes
M. O'@pnnor Gngros' @ei9dftes nit
Waurerarbeiten bef6dftist 1T, fiel
beute Wiitta9, inbent cine Setter ilnter
linn 3ufammenbra6, ettua 20 SUB
binab, fi6 ben Singer elmer Sanb
f6tuer berlebenb. NuBeroem io4 er
nod QuetI6ungen unb cine arge Gr=
f6ttterung babongetraaen baben. Sie
Nmbulan3 brabte ibn nod ieiner
Wobnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
S9etonnsstlaseit.

Minnie Siges rei6te cine @6ei=
bun9sflage ge9en Cigar 6ids elm, neil
er fie graufam bebanoelt unb 9efu9t
baben fon.
2ulu 4oons setbt in ibrer @1ei=
bunasflage Walter S. Goons Der
SrunfenbeIt, beg Gebrau6es gen,einer
Gebensarten ibr gegeniiber, Der iht an=
gebrobten S6otuns, ioiuie audi, 0ab
CT ri1t fiir ibren llntsrbalt @orge
trug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Temer.

9ie Wobnung BON Sergeant Walter
6. Mbite, 1886 0ppe Str. murbe
heute Worsen bon einem bur9 einen
5d1aobaften Ghornfein berbeigefiibrten
6euer beimgeiu6t, tpel6es einen S9a-
ben BON $40 anri6tete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23

Sebe1treit nou Cincinnati beantra9te,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-27

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-27
II RESULTS |. ! !.
IN NAUCHT
Efforts Of Chicago Council Com OH:
lnittec to Settle the Strike
Results iii Naugl,t.
HAVE oTHlNG 10 A i; 3,
SO Declare the Packers. WHO
Say They Are Running Their
Plants Witt, Success.

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CHICAGO. August 26.--The conferences
OF the committee appointed earlier In
tho week TO attempt settlement Of the
stock yards strike. with the parties 70
the dispute. resulted In nothing. There There.
is no present prospect that they will
result in anything In the future, and tle
chances OF nm agreement between The
packers and the strikers appear very err
meagre. The strike leaders appeared DC
fore the ommittee this morning. a ~
stated their side Of the case. They did
rot suggest toNthe aldcrnanic committee
that It make any overtures to the pack
ers, but simply gave their side OF me ne
case. t-t33st{ S3 &
The Representatives Of tho packers 3thnn
appeared before the committee and . after
4 \, session that lasted three hours, MAYOR
Harrison said tx "a aS
S saThe packers have said Just VIII at they
said ibefore-that they are running thclrs
plants, and have nothing to hrbitrn1c
and that there is no reason why they
should confer with the men. MI
8ssg Then 1t is all off III, vs. ,. !, II
d. '.That Is about whntSit amounts To- III
eve heard a review O. the entire strike IKE
trouble,i continued 9ee Mayor, nn no
fthe2 packers say that In every community
except Chicago and Omaha, the strike
4 IS practically over, and they claim that
With 75 per- cent. OF the men that they
employed in Chicago before the strike.
they are now turning out ~ pc cen - OF
their normal output. ly 4, e. ~,
Ia strike leaders say they will make q
final appeal to the packers for q coll-
u ference, e 9c6s st7 rs a5 30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-27

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