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picture; ard he prayed aloud aloud in sasping.

picture; and he prayed aloud In saslplts ~
hating tones. !,
im.,her bath We said. Flora--and ! mana ma
done IT,. But tits no too la te-saS us no
lass, Tell me there's time yet, and say ~ ~
forgie me. I've tried to bear W ~ ~,
monyl and lnony a time. But ne, Vexed
me- and set himself agin me, anf stl1elnl
ed MY back, and ye ken hoo 4 was ! q, aye Z,
quick to TAX offence. But III ma Rat.it
UP to hin-mak' 1t up to him, and mar.
III humble masel afore him., and that'il
be bitter enough. And III be fatner ana ,l,..
mither bath to him. But there pli ~
none to help me; and ITS PIN salr. y, ~. ~.
We. And--but, ch, lasslc, I'm weafSlh
for vel" !,
1t was dreary little procession that
wound in the drlzzle from kennulrtto we
little Dale church. AtSthe head stalkea
James Moore, and clese behind David
in his meagre coat, While last o. ~,
as IL 10 guide the stragslers IN me "eA t y
road, came OVID Bob. tg
There was full congregation IN the
tiny church now. III the sources pew
we're Cyril Gllbraith, Muriel sylvester
and most conspicuous, Lady lsleaIour
Her slender figure. was simply ara PED y,
gray, with gray fur about the neck aila
gray fur edsng sleeves and jacket ns s',
veil was lifted. and you cou!d see Nv
soft hair about her temples IKE waves
breaking on white cliffs, and her eyes
big with tender sympathy as she glance"
toward the pew upon her right, -.
For there were I he monrners from ~
muir: the Master, tall, grim. ana Gaunti
and beside him Maggie, striving 70 DO
calm, and little Andrew, the miniature
of his father.
Alone, in the pew behind, David
IA IN 10 IN 4
The back OF the church was packea
with farmers from the whole March Slere
Estate; friends from silyerdale anu
Grammoch-town and nearly every souA
In Wastrel-dalc. come to show their sy ~
pathy for the living and reverence iof
the dead,
AT last the end came IN the wei dIcat.
| ness OF the little churchynrd. arg slpm s.i,
the mourners departed, until AZ lens.n
! We're left only the parson, the Master,
and OVID Bob.
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JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Heavy Fine for Carrying Con.
cealed Weapors.

The civil docket took up most OF the
time OF Justice ] ohn yesterday, RI
He maintained the standard he set sew
eral days ago in the concealed weapon
business. and fined Nathan Jones 500
and gave him twelve months under $500
security forhaving aconcealed pistol.
Arthur Ellison, a small white boy. was
sent to the Rcformatory as an incorrisi-
bic. n
The case OF James johnson and La
vinia Nichols was continued, to await tla
trial of James Goode.
A number OF unimportant cases were
up. 9
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j THE HORSE SHOW.
Nearly All the Boxes Are Taken
for the Exhibition in October.

eEfCr the GExnlDltlOn IN OCtODeI.
Secretary w q. vvarthcn, OF the Rich
aifiond Horse Show Association, has
booted holders for nearly all the boxes
for the annual exhibition to be held this
yesr- ctoner 1sth.22d, I'VE nights and Y
matinee. Already nearly all the boxes
svf Been sold t being ut yanr
has "a already ae,lvelyA begun. a large cor.
respondence IS being lad BY the manage,
et With horse ownSss a as
10 a WI ssus.ss "a AaIEuszt i. isi az
fl addition Rescryed seats for The sto,w
can be had a,reatiy by application cat 70
out BY the secretary:
FRANK < a cRrlst!an. N JOIN ?. Leu, 4.
Il s. Mawes Dr stuart Mcclure George
Cole Scott,,J. Duncan Mcdonald, VI
yne y saunders gr f. p Fe oh
81 & B 5 j. y T, "A ANDERSON. Schuyler
burn +. Myers, q. i. Doyle, Henry g.
nay MI. GSres Tal IL n1D2 j9
pieterieh. :Thomas IS. Martin. Samuel s, e
Senff T.. G. Mayo a. II. Christian, Jrr.,l
Allen Potts. George w. Stevens, S. ~
lCrenshaw, q. u. Hot cllNiss, SamutA ~
Morgan, j. st. George Bryan, Thomas
f.. II. Mayo {. D. T.nnghorne,
y. NJ. Perkins, John 81. Walker, John a.
Coke. ". g.. La Bonita p. Q. Meyer, W.
II, Parrish, IL Scott Parrish. Frank a.
Forbes, j. ID. Patton, John D. Potts, John
w Morton. Colonel & Archer. Anderson,
,Otway S. Allen. X. g. Rcnnolds, John s..
Goldsmith. Mann s. VALENTINO, r. -El.
Lindsay. Captain Cunningham Hall. De- o,
Mosby, Harry Frazier, Charles E. Wor-
tEam, 2. 3. Ia liaferro. Thomas 3. Nc
Adams, II. II. Baskerville, b. C. Wherry.
III, W. M, IIabllston. Eli. Sutton, II.
M. Cannon. j, 8, Crenshaw, Lawson
Younger. Colonel John Murphy, Mer-
wetber Jones, Miss Ruby 3odeker, Mrs.
Barton French, G. b. Antrim. 81
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AgsusTAINlNG DIET.

These are the enervating days. when,
as somebody has said, men drop ~ The
5runstroke as II the Day of Fire had
dawned. They are fraught with Danger
rpeope whose systems are poorly sur-
tanned: and this leads us to say. N lila
interest Of the less robustfof ou.' read
rrs. that the full effect OF Hood Ear-
rriety of calling this medicine something
besides a blood purifier. and tonic-say
Il sustaining diet 1t makes 1t much
easier to bear the heat, assures refresh
ing sleep, and will without any doubt
avert sickness at this time Of year.
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Postmasters Appointed.

IA 4. Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
& yVASHINGTON,8D d. {C..July5 S.--The fol-
lowing fourth-class postmasters were ap-i
pointed to-day: .is4
s3Virgina--Smith Creek. Washington
county. John j. Davis, vice Charles u.
Minnick, resigned. 81
North -Chapanoke. Peraulmans
county. James r. Griffin. vice Thomas
IT. 5McNider, removed III 8
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MRS. MAVERICK WILL BE
REL EASED ON TICKEsT LEAVE
fB,y Associated Press.

tBy Associated z Press) rs "A
.ONDON, July S.-The Associated Press
learned definitely that Mrs. Florence Ma y
brick will be released as an ordinary
prisoner on ticket or leave between nov
and August list. The authorities haye8noi
Intention OF granting her a free pardon,
but cannot impose any restrictions on
Mrs. Maybrick after her arrivalsin Amer i
lea .455e f{FS So i5 sg7 Ni atsa1Hl }s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
YOUNG LADY DROWNED
while BATHING

Special to The Times Disratch.)
NASHVILLE. VA. July S--Aiiss Lettie
Vincent was drowned last night while
IN bathing with party Of younE pco-
pic at Bayford Landing. The others Of
tho party were rescued. u She was about
seventeen years old. the daughter OF Mr..
Lewis Vincent, OF Brighton, Va.
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Al The Casino.

Manager Mckee has determined to give the
public another excellent vaudeville bill for
next week at the Casino. Tho bill is made
lun Of clever speclalties. and will embrace
all that can bc wished In tho way of variety
and spice. Tho bill has been drawing I'm
mcnse crowds at tho Ocean View Casino Ill.
this week There will be the usual matinee.
5l"Lend Mo Your WI fe' will be played at
5thc Casino twice to-day BY tho Walter Ed
wards Company. The play has been seen
BY large audiences all the week. and has
discriminating patrons of the summer the
la,re. The matinee will begin at 2:3O o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
MI. Shine Very Ill.

Mr.. r. Edgar Shine, who went away
two weeks ago TO recupreate and was
detained in Norfolk. Is now considered
much worse. Mr.. Shine is sun erlng from
n thorough breaking down. Of the ner-
Einius Harrison was called to consult
With Dr.. Riddck. OF Norfolk. the other
day in regard to Mr. Shines Illness. Mrs.
Shine Is In constant attendance at tho
he'd OF her husband.
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SULLY WILL BE BACK IN
Il BUSINESS AGAIN SOON
CRv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. July s.-That Daniel y.
Sully will soon be in business es, again ~. rs
tho announcement contained In state
.ment issued to-day by Mr. SullS's coun-
sci, who says that "all that Is necessary
now to do is to carry out the forms pre-
scribcd BY the bankruptcy law which
will be immediatcly done. As sufficient n
number In majority and amount Ct credi-
tors having voted in favor OF the proposi-
tIon upon the terms agreed upon, II to 8, :
lows that the matter will go through"
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tried first. The murder OF Fox will be
taken UP next.
The case Of N. B. Bacon who Is
charged with bribery. was set for the
2sth. Bacon s}reprcsentcd by "A. Nj
Smith and Ernest II. Wells. #
The murder case OF John Harrison.
charged With the killing OF slas Tonp-l
kfns. is set for the 18th.
Robert Epps, the negro forger. will be
tried on the 18th. HS igt.55 d
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at present are Mrs Aigcrnor s. Sullivan and
her sot. MI. George III Sullivan, of New \ or It
on the way to their summer home IN VIZ.
Elria. q Mrs. Sullivan, is the leader of ne ts
known In the fnost exclusive social circles IN
that city. ma t15{l n q ltfi8 9i Jli 7 Sg5F
French alto, and made tip Of Mr.. and N re-,
William Painter and Mr.. ard ktrs. y Miflln.
IL AZ sIr s.s ] VT ~ t,o sprihxs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

Experienced travellers have found great
,cnefit by taking with them a bottle 81
lnr. Seth Arnolds Basam. It cures u 4
ness caused by impure water and sud-
cen changes Of climate. Warranted BY
William p. Partin, WV. Richardson's
drug store. 1'ompson's drug store, John
Il. EBauer.-Atlv,
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MI. Campbell in Halifax.

Rev. w. S. Campbell leaves to-day for
Black Walnut Church Sunday morning
and In the Methodist Church at South,
Boston Sunday night Mr.. Campbell t I, VII Y, J
society work Monday he will make an
address for the Antsaloon League at
Arbor Halifax county. and on TUESDAY
he will attend the Methodist District
Conference at South Boston, Va.
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A BATH IN NATURES SULPHUR
SPRINGS
!, All Its Health and Tone Obtained by Using
Hancoek,s Mould Sulphur.

/, All It's FeaEth and I OHt Obtained by Using
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur.
/. With this most valuable internal afd
external tonic, everyone may haze al
home all the health-bringing luxury of
sulphur, bathing.
Other most valuable properties Of thi5
rterling preparation result In It's confer
| ring 81 clear and highly beautiful COM
I r,lexion on those who Use Hancock's
t9.iauid sulphur according 10 directions.
III is Natures greatest gcrmicide, cure
! for acne. itch, pimpl4s. herpes, burns and
| ecaids, prickly heat diphtlieria. ring
worm. catarrh. canker and soreness OF
scalp. eyelids. rose, mouth OF throa'
Principal druggists sell il. Descriptive
booklet OF Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co.
! baltimore. Md.
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TWO NEGROES WERE
HANGED FOR MURDER
fJ,y Asso,,crlated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
MOBILE, July S.-Thomas Plant. ne-
gro. was hanged at Mnettke. Baldwin
4 county, to-day for the murder OF q fell
slow-prisoner in a stockade
4 SAVANNAH. GiA.,,5 July S,--Willie Cal
vim. coloretl. was hanged here to-day for
killing. Rosa Pace, coloreu. in September,
1902 aleI. .La $50 ~ ~. -.
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Cape Henry and Va. Beach
Every Sunday Via
G. & q. Outings.

\ 800 round trip to Norfolk, $l25 to
Virginia Beach Two trains, $50 and 8
"a m. No stops.
SUMNER IN THE "sAPPH IR e. coUN.
TRY.'
There Is no more attractive section In
which to spend the summer or autumn
than the ''sapphire country" or the
Land of the Sky" Asheville, Hot
Springs. Wayncsville, Murphey's Turns
pike, Tryon, Flat Rock Hendersonvllle.
Breyard and Lake ToxaYay. All OF
these places are delightfully."- situated and
offer elegant hotel and boarding house
accommodations; best reached via tile
Southern Railway, Low rate excursion
tickets on sale daily, Call at passenger
office 900 EuSt Main. Street, for descrp-
tive booklet Of this charming country,
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Ruth CHAPTER.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of Ruth Char
sonic Temple. fourth floor. corner Broad and
Adams Streets. Monday evening at o'clock
large attendance OF the members Is request
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/ Personals and Briefs.

Miss Julia Freeman Graves. who has been
III at the home OF her mother No. 712 Fart
Leigh Street, continues to grow ker. 70
the regret OF her friends 5}t.Sfg ,f55
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GooDE / CASE SET.
Will be Tried for Murder OH the
. eth Instant.

25th instant.
rhe case Of James Goode, the alleged
assassin. was set for hearing on the
25th Of July In tho Hastings Court yes.
iterday Messrs. Sands and Sands repre-
scented the accused and. by mutual con-
sent. the case was fixed for the above
date ~ E5
The charge against the man for the
shooting Of Captain Shinbergers VIII DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

BLrnett's Vanilla Extract
Is sold by all the best grocers every
where. try It.-'Adv."5't
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To Locate in Richmond.

3 Mr.. f. Clyde Baggary, q young attorney Of
Washington. d. c., is visiting his brother.
Dr., Baggarly, OF the University College Of
Medicine. It is understood Mr.. Baggarly
contempates opening a law Office In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

Judge James Keith, president Of tho SUI
preme Stale Court. accompanied by Mrs,
Keith and Miss Keith. is visiting General
Scott Ship. OF the Virginia Military lnsti-
lutte.
Miss Rose Merrill who has been visiting
Miss Mary Lou Gray in Norfolk, has re-
turned home
Miss Ethel Redford returned to Richmond
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Personal Mention.

Attorney General and Mrs, William a. An
derson, Miss Ella Anderson and Lieutenant
W. d. a. Anderson. of West Point Military
Academy spending the summer al the
Anderson home, In Lexington Va.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
pic RlriOung nfs ,,9abp."
Beife 0etpanonns nro tbs StoT-@efabren
oes 6aubenb enittnng.

ESeife 0epanoMns nno tbs StoH-@efabren
Oes Saubenbentt5nng.
Cine 6auptfprge betm 8etreuen bes
8abps fou fein, DaB bic &leiber MIR
genbs am &Drper eng anf9lieBen, ba@
nit ni9t etpa fir Die leibli6e @ntz
tpidlung bes &inbes Elm 6inberniB
entftebe. 8eionbers bas &Dpf9en ion
70 fret als nur mDgli9 eebalten tper%
ben. 9ie 9trnf9ole bes &inbes tit
tpei9 tpie Wa9s, tie ldBt fi6 besbalb
gar lei6t berengen, unb bdnn gebt es
Der Stirn pte man9em Mdb9en, bas
bur9 S9niiren fetnen &Drper beengt
unb ben Srednen bes 2eibes bic gez
betblt9e gntpidlung unterl inbet. Dem
Ropfe bat Der S9Dpfer Ielbit bic bette
Saube gegeben mittelft bes 9aarpu9z
ies. MDee man ben &inbern barum
ia feline 9aube geben, bic feft anf9lteBt.
Nebenbet bat bic 9aube aber AUDI ben
Na9tbetl, boB lie Die 2uft binbert, bic
3opf6aut gu beriibren unb Die @us=
biinftung gu fDrbern. 9aber trttt BEL
Der SaubenheniiBung bic @rf9einung
gu Sage, buB 10 biele &inber etnen
argen 99uppendusf9lag auf benz
&opfe betommen, Der f9tper gu betlen
1T, neil bic fi9 ausf9eibenben Stoffe
tmmer peiter UNI fi6 greifen unb pte
9tft bic 9aut serfreHen. 0as &leib
bes &inbes ION biinn fein, bas beiBt,
es ION pDren baden, bdmit bic Cuff
du1 bur9 bds &1etb ~einbringen unb
bas, mas bic Ndtur %dusbiinitet, an bic
2uft a~bgeeeben perben fam. Muf benz
2etbe 1ou ni9ts anberes pertpenbet
tperben auber 2eintpanb, neil in 2ein@
panbeereben 9eniigenb Porer porban=
ben iinb nnb bic 2etntpanb in ibrem
trodenen 3uitanbe audi GENTLE Musz
biinftuneen bes &Drpers auffaugt, bic
lei9t pertrodnen unb pie fleine @6upz
pen abfalen. Sas erfte &inberbemb~
den bdrf aber nt9t gu fetn fein, benn
bic raubere 2etnpanb iibt au6 cine
Rultur on Der 5drten 6aut dus. Weil
bas Nusgebiinitete gepObnlih lange
auf Der Sberfld9e Der 6aut bletbt,
tpiirbe cine gu feline 2eintpanb, bic ni9t
duHauet, betptrten, bdb bas Nusee=
biinftete auf ben goren baften bleibt,
pertrodnet unb cine Rrni tie bilbet, poz
bur9 bdnrt etne fpeitere Musbiinftune
unterbriidt tpirb, Die f9le9ten Stoffe
bdnn ne6r unb mehr ia9 tnnen brGn4
gen unb enblih @rreger elmer &ranf<
bett tperben fonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
8amott NatimH.
YerOicaris gibt cine S9iloerung iei=
neg beriibmten Gntfiibrers.

Sar9er, 26. SUM-. SON per=
bicaris, Der bon Dem 8rigamten &aiiuli
lebte @p9e freiselaHene Nmeritaner,
befanb i6 beute Nbeub bebeuteno better
unb bef9rieb in einem Snteroieu nit
Der NHoc. grehe bic 0orgdn9e Bel fei=
1er @efangennabme uno feline @rfab=
rungen als @efangener in Raiiult's
Eager.
Mm 18. W1ai batte er foeben mad benz
9iner bas Wobnaimmer betreten. als
er, Elm @erdui9 unter ben Sienern bb=
renb, nit feinem ipdteren Mitgefanges
9enen 8arlep b~inauseing, UNI Die ur=
fade au unterfu9en.
Sofort iaben fie fi9 bon betpafneten
WarOftanern umain9elt, bic tie fenel=
ten unb miBbanbelten. 0arlep leitete
W~iberfanb; er befam etnen Rolbeabieb
itber ben 3Dpf unb einen f6limmen
WeRerfti4 in bic 9anb. Sobann
tpurben perbicaris unb 8arlep 81
8ferbe ueggebra9t, nit Striden ge=
bunben; es purben entlegene Wege GEE
tudblt, um 96rfer su bermeioen. Die
Banbiten bielten in Sfarrabent, "a
Stunben BON Saneer, unb Haiiuli ge=
iattete Beroicaris, an feline Srau unb
ben Sberef bon Wasatt gum 3wefe
Der Snterbention gu i1reiben.
3und4f tuurhsn bic @efangenen IN
elmer f9mubisen Quite f9arf bepa4t;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

Guab. Gus elmer 8efanntma9ung
Pennppaders, baB er feline Grtraie1z
fion Der 2egislatur einberufen tperbe,
1T erfi3tli9, baB bic @rnennung nur
fir ben unerlebigten Mmtstermtn
Quaps Obs gum 4. MGr3 19O5) gilt.
Pbilanber gbafe &nor purbe 1853
als 9obn zines 8antters in 8ropnsz
bile, pa., eeboren. @r befu9te bic
1niberiitdt bon Weif=0trginten, graz
buirte am Mpunt Union college gu
4niunee, g., ftubtrte bierauf i'm Nnz
p%altsbureau BON 8. g.. Gpoope IN
gtttsburg, 3d., bic Re1te unb purbe
1876 our 8ar 5ugeluhen. &nor mar
BON 1876 Bis 1877 9tlfsz8unbesz
Oiffriftsannalt fir ben peftliben
0iitrtft beg r&epitone"> ESTATES; er
beeriinbete na9bem nit Sames $. &eeb
IN ptttsburg 5ufummen etne Nbpofa>
tenfirma unb tpurbe Mntpalt fir ptele
groBe &prporotionen, barunter bic
Carnegie Steel Company. &nor purbe
1897 gum YrGiibenten Der 8ureMHoz
citation bon Pennfplbanien erpdblt.
Ra9bem er i'm felben Sabre etnen @nz
trag Me&inleDs, als @eneraldntpalt
in fetn &dbinett ein5utreten, dbgele6nt
bate, na6m er cine rleuerli9e ba6in=
gebenbe Sfferte i'm Sabre 1901 an.
Den Poften be6telt er au9, al5 Roofe=
belt ben Prd1ioentenftu6l be1tieg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

fdensef9le6ts ee5Gblt perben bari.
Gs TT btes Der 16idbrise Sofepb S9ipz
pers, BON ieinen @erebrern nit bpnem
Re9te Der xlange Sofepb" genannt. Gr
ftnmmt aus Miin9en @labba3,
RE%einpropin5. I'D n i'm @pril 1888
als Sobn eines bortigen @9ld9ter=
meiiters geboren tpurbe. Oils er 5pDlf
Sabre alt mar, mubte er tpesen ietner
9rDBe-er map bamals LOO Meter
q Meter slet4 395 3on)-aus Der
S9ule entlahen tperben. Sect TT er
beretts 2.17 Meter lang, unb penn
ni9t ale Mn5eiden triieen, 70 bat er
BET fetnem i~tdrfen Ma6stbum bic Bette
4usfi9t. Der erDBte Menf9 Der Melt
3u tperben.
SIM l1ebrieer III er eano normal ente
pidelt. Sn einen blauen Matrpfenz
an5ug setleibet, bas iusenbli9e 9eiiat
NIT ben frtf9en, rotben @angen unb
ben bluuen Nugen BON lang berabnal=
lenben blonben 2pden umrabmt, ma9t
Der &tefenfnabe einen ongenebmen
ginbrud. Muffanenb tit, bab er als
Der etnaige feiner Sumilie aus Der Dirt
gef9laeen 1T; @ltern tpie @ef6pifer,
aebn an Der .3abl, iinb obne Nusnabme
bon geiDObnli9er Statur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

Sn u9dnb q neroen bic BON ben
9riitli9en Observation-Disclosures an
bic gtngeborenen 9eienbeten 8tbeln oft
bon ben Rctten pDutg uufgefreHen.
Otefe Naser iiberf4tpemmen bos 2ano
IN unqebeuren G9auren uno per5ebren
iebes Bud, befen fte habbaft perben
f0nnen. Mus biefem 9runbe erbalten
bic fir ueonba beftimmten 8ibela ieBt
einen Gtnbanb aus MetBtle3, Der tie
glei9aeitts DOR benz Murnafra fdust'
4 Nd9 endlii9em Muifer fanb I'M
lGngft in &openbusen Elm ainOerbulfs<
tag ftatt, an nel9em in ben StraBen
Der @tabt, 1ppie in alien 2ocalen
Sammlungen 5u@unften Der Mobltbd=
tigfeits : 8ereine, bic ii9 drmer. tranz
fer&inber annebmen, berantaltet muir
ZEN. sSn alien @eien19aftsfreiIen
brd9te man bas lebbafteite SntereHe
fcl9em Merfe Der 8armber5igfeit ent<
segen. @roBe @eiddftsbduier baben
10 grp5ent ibrer @inndbme an biefem
Sage CUR @erfiigung geitelt. 9ie be-
liebteiten9 9aufpielerinnen Der 9aupt=
ftabt b~erfauften 8lumen ober nabmen
IN ben StraBn 9elbipnben entgeeen.
6rau Ndnfen, bic befannte &iinitlerin,
bic Satin bes S9riftitelIers peter
Nanfen, 5ammelte anein iiber 1000
&r. Der Sag ION iber 10000 Ser.
etneebrudt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Nufru aur 9ilfe.

Berlin, 26. Stunt. 9ie ,Na=
tionaltiberale 2orreiponbens" berfenbet
einen aufruf gu ~tuerttbdtiser Silfe fir
bic Gamilien, tuel9e bur6 bic entieb=
li9e v@eneral Slocum" : Gataftropbe
getrofeu moroen ftnb. Sn benz Nufruf
beiBt es u. a.:
STR Naleiunb unb bic 2inberung
Der inoii4en 3u~neersnotb purben in
Eeutf9lanb Sunoerttaufenbe aufge=
bra6t. Warum iolte feine Sanb fir
uniere friiheren beuti9en 2anosleute
in Stem Oort fi6 ribren?
Die Y2eip3tger Neueiten Na6ri6tert"
bemerfen gu bieiem Nufruf, materieGle
nnterftibnng lei in biefem Sale augen=
f9einli4 ni9t nO%tbmenOie, neil su=
meif Grauen uno &inoer berungltft
ieien. 8or Der @tnleitung elmer
Sammlung fOnte ieOenfans Baitor
9aas in Sem Nort betrefs Der Sbun=
li6teit beg S9ritts gu Static ee3oger
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
3mtitt japan. Mrmee
d3tebt ii6 5arif.-Stn's 116 &lrOfi's @erfiniguug
anideiue1tb ridt gegliift.
3ablreite gprpulen=Gefedt -Sapaner in Der gGbe BON aai Gbuu.-9ie
9uden tn &prea.-Mngebfid meues See Gefedt -®s=
Gefamgene. -9opmis mod inmer bGmbt.

g 9an3merfe BET &aiping.
3tentftn in, 26. Stunt. Sc tpiro
bier gemelOet, OaB 40, 900 &uRen in
Sa SOte Gtao, Is Meilen n6roli6 BON
&aiping, iteben, mo S3ansmerfe auf=
getporfen tperben. Dian ~ertpartet, baB
bort ben Sapanern Wioerftano geleifet
tuiro.
80 Beanie beg &otben 2reuses fa=
MEN 9efern nod Sem Gbtpang uno
fauften Webisin uno Mnberes fir Die
Granfen.
S6ul, 26. Stunt. giner Eepei9e
aus @enfan, &orea, sufolse, baben Die
&ufen in ben Ortf6aften 2itiu uno
pam 9eung sablrei6e Wobnbduier
ein9edi6ert unb an leBterem glabe
Grauen mtBbanbelt.
@intauieno &ufen requiriren 8ieb
unb Wagen aus einem peiten @ebiet
in Noroofforea. sic befinoen fi9
auf benz Wege mad 8labiboitof unb
molten ben Sumen 5luB auf firsli9
erri6teten 8rtifen freuaen.
9rei @bolera.@ rfranfungen an Gin
geborenen finb bier borsefommen. l1n=
ter ben iapanii4en Srupper tritt bic
&ranf9eit ni9t auf.
ste 8erIute SET Seliffu.
90 ubington, 26. Stunt. 9ie
iapanii9e @efanotf6aft erbielt beute
cine Sepefde, mona6 General Ofu bic
8erlute BEL Selifu auf 249gefallene,
barunter berf6ieoeneS ff5tere, unb 943
geruunbete, 43 Offisiere einseidloi=
len, an9ibt.
0aDti.
Ser Nn9riff bie @e=
anbter.
Bort Brince, 26. Stunt.
Die Seri6te, baB Granfrei6 unb
Seatf@lanb i'm 8eeriffe ifeben. tuesen
oes Nnsrifs auf lire @elanbten &riegs=
f9iffe nod bantii9en @epdHern gu ien=
ben, ftnb bier nidt bsi.dtigt. Sic &C.
ianbten Darten auf Snitruttionen; ina
oehen betra6tet Die 8e9ierune burd. Die
Nbbtttelettuns ben 3wtf6enfal fir
geidlOfen.
Tranfreih.
2oomi 8 n o d | m m + b t.
mil t.
paris, 26. SUM-. 8on benz Muf=
entbalt beg Deri9munbenen s. 5. 2oo=
mis-, zines 8ruoers bes amerifanif9en
Silfsfaatsfefretdrs berlautete au9 beute
fetn @prt. Sroboem beute UNI Witter=
na9t ieit benz 8eri6winben cine Wo6e
bergangen 1T, glauben Die 8eamten
nod INNER, baB 2oomis nieber Guf=
tau9en wirb. Gin un9liifsfaa ODER
Elm 8erbre9en f9eint ni9t wabri9ein=
Iim.