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The evening world., 1904-02-19
INSURANCE LOSS S31, Oe5,1 1872
Total That Companies VIII Pay Ont
for baltimore Fire Summed Up.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-The Baltl-
more Underwater in it's issue to-mor-
row will print the list of losses of all
the fire INSURANCE companies in the Bal
timoro FIRE. The total gross loss is sae,-
ss.. ss4, 'of which 5000, 900 falls upon the
local companies. The estimated total
OF salvage IL 1859. IG2. which leaves a
net loss 10 the insurance companies of
S31 ,Ua3. 49,.
Ii has been learned hat many of the
large Wholesale dry-goods houses
formel an Insurance. pool among them
selves which amounted to about So, 0OO,-
400, from which practically nothing will
be realized. Another development IL
that very few OF the tenants OF the so
called %fireproof buildings carried any
insurance.
The evening world., 1904-02-19
Exchange Quite Deserted by
Brokers, VINO Tire of LoIIlng
About Waiting for Business to
Improve.
SUGAR A GOOD FEATURE.
With Pennsylvania. the Gould and
Rockefeller Roads, New York
Central and Atehison, II Lends a
Little Life to the Market.

When the total transactions on the
Stock Exchange in a day amount TO
only about 1000 o shares the market re-
sembles "a game of poker at 9 o'clock
in the morning after all the WHINE
have gone home" 1t is not a market
and price movements in such trading do
not mean anything. TIL only thing
proved In the last weak during the
dullness which has surpassed the mid
summer Inertia, is that there arc no
stocks Of any, kin pressing for sale.
Those who have stocks believe In higher
prices aud intend to hold until higher
prices are realized. Beyond this the
market has shown nothing except q
surprising negative strength.
Although there was additional bad
news to-day. the market held compare
lively steady. A small bank failure
In Berlin caused some apprehension,
and "a prominent banker was quoted
by a news agency n fearing that the
failure might cause liquidation IN Ber-
lin which would extend to this market.
The best judges. however. do not be-
lieve that Berlin holds enough Ameri-
can stocks to have any effect upon the
situation here.
During the day PENNSYLVANIA failed to
show any signs OF the reported break
ing Off OF negotiations" between the
doulds and Mr.. Chssatt. Instead. with
the Gould roads, the Rockefeller roads
and New York Central were strong.
The good buying in these issues checked
the tendency to sell on the increasing
bad news.
The buying of Atchison was said to
be much better than the selling. There
seems TO be q large short interest IN
his stock. The buying OF Baltimore
and Ohio was by parties usually con-
sfdered well informed on the property.
In the Industrial list Sugar was the
strong feature. Tit company has paid
out $50, 600, 600 in dividends during Its eX-
istence and the dividends LAY been at
the rate of II per cent. The realization
of this n the prospect OF a melon
cutting las caused quite a little buying
of the issue, which has held Arm III tho
face OF the general sagging tendency OF
the whole market.
There was no Improvement In 0pndi-
tions In the flnRl dealings and trading
closed very dull. with prices slightly
ower.
The evening world., 1904-02-19
CURB STOCKS SHOW LOSSES,
Northern Securities, an Exception
to the List. Ia Sfronr

Trading in the outside market was
dull to-day with prices a shade under.
Northern Securities, an exception. was
strong. selling at 50, a gain of one-halr
point: The bid and asked prices of the
principal outside securities were;
The evening world., 1904-02-19
The Closing Quotations.

To-day's highest. lowest and closing prices
and net changes from yesterdays closing
prices or from last recorded sale are as fol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

@nienGeri d t. - (Gor Den
Ridtern 8Iod, O'9rieu II. 8nitber.)
81 Observation-Disclosures muroen
ernannt in Den 6Guen bon Charles
$. Gotter Oie Sole 3epoiit & Sruit
Co." @iiraihoft $4,000; bon Soiepb
Wtitfell Sruu @ao II. Mit6ea, 9iiras
i6oft $500. gu neutrality-suspicious.
muroen ernanut in Den SGlen bon
Gbene5er s. 9osmortb Sr. @ilbur
M. 9oSmortb, 9iirgidoft $240O. Sn-
pentorber5eidniie luuroen einge-
reift in oen 56Qen bon Marp ".
8onoolpb, $2754; Caroline $50.
nolo, $1S,005. neutrality-suspicious.
muroen gutgebeiBen in Den SGuen
bon Sobn 6rolIenfneft, 1854; WorD
g. SnmmonO, SIPS; Oscar q.
BREEZE, $36,025.
9riminoIgerih t. @or
Hidter 8ri9bt.) Sir Wonto9: 9e.
trllgs.G COMPUTATION 49, @m. DEFINE,
Sronf Gorten, @n. Yoloro; Hou6
- Seremiob 2on5ellonO, SomeS
Wortou, Somuel Sorris, Sobn ga
page; 9iebitobl - @m. @roB 8runf
8beeler, Sobn Mc@inniB, 5raut q.
Swens; Woroon9riif-Wtiili Sail;
gngriif ouf @oli5iiten - Hobert
SoQ, Sobn Burner; Nngriif - 9eni.
Sobuion, @m. Ro6inion; ErogenS
Dcrborgener @afien - SodIon Sen-
0epion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
Seiratbs : Qicen5eu.

8oitf Germaf, 30, mo &o5ena
Bulicet, 81; 9(pplifant i. 9. Gbdou,
Nr. 627, atoro. 8aibingtoultruBe
Soiepb Mtortiaaro, 80, nno 8iu.
eitn Serrio, 26.
Sobn M. 0unfle, 30, unO 5lo'
renee 0eorail, 80; @pplifont j. $.
9annan, Nr. 1902, 2igbtitroBe.
5ranf s. 9alowin, 80, uno gli.
3obetb 9. WanIp, %; applifant ".
8. 9alomin, 0ft. @oibiugton no.
Mor S6anoelmeier. %, uno &Oab
30. 8erb, 20; 9eiOe BON ALTOONA,
ga.
@m. aeBlcr, 81 PHILADELPHIA,
u1o Gertrude g. 2oo0, 20, Toronto,
Gan.
2atprence g. Gretp, 81, BifeSuiae,
No., rno Sbereio 80. 0ignnn, 90.
Charles 6. Stanton, -, uno Soa
90. Sooo, IS; applifant SoIn Rons
mann, 2eaoenbal. mo Stodbolma
StraBe.
Huoolp6 9eneIf, %, Hr. S97,
No Observation-Disclosures, uuo Bertha ge.
neidL Is.
Serbert 6. Ban Roiium, %, Nr.
200, Oit.Hortb. gtpenue, uno CLARA
Robleoer, 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

nieien ibm ie6S 6reun0e, Die $50.
Natb. mo Mid. SarriS, Wiuie
Sfofer, GbriIt. 8olI Glen. SnrfinS
un0 Den. Selomonn. Inter Den pic
len prdhtigcn 9litmen, peIde an
Sarge nieOergelegt mlr6en, befons
ocn iid) Elm leercr Stitbl BON leinen
Gltern uno ShneItern, cine 2pro
bon leinem Ontel, &orl Suffner, cine
2pro bon Icinem Snfel uno 1ontc
Styling, Infer bon Ieiner Gouline,
5rou grtbItr @anter, Ser5 bon Srn.
uno 6rou Simon, Bouquet BON Sru.
unO Srou 6. $. aoiter, Bouquet bon
Srn. uno 6rou Sermonn =. 8oiter,
Stern bon Srn. uno Srou 90gel,
Siiien bon Srn. Ii. 5rou Sobn 8ol5,
Saline bon Srn. un0 Srou Miler,
aron5 BON Srn. mo Srou Wiainm
@ogner, Bouquet bon Srrt. Miuic
S6ofer, &rel5 bon Srn. uno 6rou
8olfert, bouquet BON Srn. uno Srou
air6p, Bouquet bon Sri. aotborine
llnoer5o9t, Bouquet bon Sri. Cola
&otbe, bouquet bon Srn. Sltbert
Smith, Bouquet bon ieinen &omera.
oen mo elm Bouquet bon Sri. 2iaie
ShrooetpSfi. Inn oen 8erbli6enen
troliern feline tiefbetriibten @ltern, =
S6tpeItern, 3 Ontel ilno Sunten uno
Elm GROCER SrermoesfreiS.
Ser 8ouoerneura at Hets
en-. - @ouuerneur @oriielo gcbt
morgen nod 8aibington uno am
M}ittiuod mad 6reoerid 5ur @ntbiil.
lung Der bon Ben So6tern Der omeri-
foniiden Heoolution geItiiteten &C.
oenftofel I'M alten @eri6tSgebGuoc.
9oS neue Seim Ser %. &
o" 49, Die Baltimore bio.9 obn'
geieaihoft" miro ibr neiieS Central.
@ebduoe al Der Norolueit.Gde bon
Baltimore uno GborleSitraBe errid).
ten. @oS NIT Dem alien Ylob an
Der NoromeIt.Gde bon Baltimore
nno @alpert.S troBe geideben ioa, III
nod nitt enti6ieoeu. 3oS neit(
Gentral.@ ebGiloe miro "A Stodmerf(
bod meroen uio 1877 Sub 6ront al
Der Baltimore lln0 t55 SllR Sron
an Der GbarleS.S troBe 6aben.
6reigeprobe en-. - Sulius
9lont bon Ger. pa Siio Caroline
StroBe, mo 2ollis s. Hotb bon Nr
1879, @elt Nortb : aoenlle, itonoer
geitern Hndntittog inter ser au-
iduIoigung, oaS gigentbum oes
2ouis 8nofe an @ranbpitraBe, nabe
GentrolsAoenue beihdoigt 81 babeu,
Dor Squire" Bodoro, puroen ie.
bod, on feinerlei 9eneiie gegen lie
p%orgebradt perOen fonnten, freige'
laiien.
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oiitrift unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Der
boftet, ibr eigeneS &ino ermoroet 81
boben. Ger 2eihnnm 0eS SinoeS
iuuroe i'm &oud)fonge Der WobnunB
Meloino'S, Nr, Alb, @oro.0 rrbnm.
StroBe, nuigefunoen. Coroner Or,
GorlttberS belt cine unterIildung ab
mo erfIdrte, er iei Der anIidt, oaB
6oS Sinh bereits foot mar, ais c"
5ur @elt fam.
Or. 8oIf in 2 d. multta a.
ten. - Or. gilbert s. @oli bon gtr.
$50, Observation-Disclosures, murOe geitern
i'm mitt(eren StotionSbouie bonn Yos
li5eiridter Grammar oltf 5iuei Ins
Ihuloigungen bin inter $500 9iir9.
ihoit Dem 8eridtSberfabren iiber-
mieien. Sn einem Sale lit Or. 8olf
~ongei6uloigt, Srn. @0muro $, 8ei-
Der bon Nr. $50, Toro.@ opitroBe,
ongebli6 5luei giloer 5nm 8ertbe
bon $22.50 %geitoblen 5u boben. Mus
Dem &erbor cling beroor, Dob er Die
9iloer am t3. Sftober bon Srn. 8ei.
Ser gefouft botte uno iid) meigerte,
oofiir 81 be5obler. Sn Dem 5iueIten
fSoile cr6ebt Sr. GbaS. g. @r6monn
bon Nr. 1929, Sopfins' 9loenue, oic
ACKNOWLEDGING gegen Or. @oIi i'm
am 5reitog Worgen nit eincm Nc.
ooIoer onge6lih beorobt SIT baben.
8olf bate naf Dem Serler ben Cub.
Gontroft fir ole @brdumung Der
Sriimmer oeS 2oiu.@ eb1uoeS an Der
81. SouIItrobe ii%bernommen, uno
Groonu arbeitete fir i'm; err fonnte
feinen 2obn ieood) ni6t befommen.
9lS gromom om Sreitag Wor9en
nieoer einmol nod @olfS @obnung
fam, nm iein @elo 81 %perlangen,
orobte 6criel6e inn, mie gromann
io9t, nit einem &eooIper. Benin
8erbor erflGrte Bolf, es iei elmer
iener fleinen E%epolner eemeien, aus
meIfen 6liiiiigfeiten eeifoiien Wer.
Den.
&oitete i6m $tt.45. - Gel
90 Sabre alte Sronf 6. ScaQep BOT
Nr. 401, Golpin.apenue, ipuroe &c
itern I'M mittleren Stotionsbauit
oont Soli5eiri6ter Grammar Inn $1t
uno Soften geitroft, neil er Iid) orI
5reitug abeno I'M nSoGioopItroBen,
3beater" unoroentlid) b"etrogen bate
Gr raltd)te mdbreno Der 8orIteIllng
uno fing nit Dem @ddter Conrad
S6luoerberg Sfanbol an, ais Der
ielbe i'm aufforoerte, Die Gigorre
fpeg5uiperfen. goli3iit Sio6 Der
boftete i'm.
3obltnge I'M 9iiredu Der
W abloufih IS 9eb6roc. -
Die 0ablaufiidtS . 9ebor6e miro
morgen nit Der abIobnung Der
Wablr1d)ter un0 sSlerts beginner
uno au6 Die 8ablbuoenmietbc be.
5oblen. Worgen fommen Die Bobt'
rihter uno .Glerfs Der eriten adt
@aroS an Die Heibc, 0ienItag Die Der
5peiten oft @oros uno Witlpod Die
Der leeten adt Waros.
9eeroigung.- = 2ebten Sonn'
tog Rabmitteg ipnrbe Der mad fur
5enn, i6luerem Seioen i'm iugeno.
liden 9lter bon II Sabren geitors
bene @ilbelm Gouaro Suffner, Elm.
5ieer Sobn bon Srn. 2ouis unO
5rou Motbiloe Sufiner, bon benz
Sauie ieiner eltern, Nr. 240t, 5ron-
cis.S traBe, aus 81 @robe setragen.
Gie leste ebre olS gobrtudtrdger er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

: Gin groBes guiternroiter Der.
onitoltet beute Der nOit.goltimorer
Wceger q. llnteritiisunes 8erein" inl
,3orlep.1urt". gei einem gintritts'
eeloe BON 81 liuo alle gririIhungcn
frei. Ghne 3peifel miro Der gelud
elm iebr 5ablreiber iein.
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3m bcrfaufen O6er sa berpadtcn.


gu p~ertaufen Ober Su Uerpahtsu:
9nS tpcrtbbole Srunoitiid an Der @de bon
SitsBaItimoresGtrabe uno BoftsSf fieesslbenue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser btniere 3beiI bes @rlno'
finds tpiro fir Elm @eihdftsgebduoe oes r9eits
f6en Correspondent" benuSt tperoer. Idbere
Nustlnft bel G.. RatHe, Er. Ali, ct. gauI'str.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

f'* Cine augemeine 8eoqbtnibs
ieier fir Die 8eritorbenen finoet
beute in Der 9reieinigfeits.8 Stride all
Der Srinitp.S traBe itott. 8ottes'
bienite lperoen 8ormittogS II. GbenoS
abgebolten uno Yoitor u. ). Sterger
miro preoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

Gin oeutfder Maun. 80 Sabre alt, i'm 8nu
bon eleItrii6en Wlni6iten unb Motoren ers
IabTen lHo cutter yIal6tntlt iI6t baloIglt
1917, ROrosG aitles StraRe. (324-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

Sin berbeiratbeter, ebrli6er mnS outer W}ann
fubt 8eihditigina dif elmer 6nrm. Ga66Is
irGgen in Nr. 1909, GolcsStraRr, Siiopeiis@uls
tinlore. (325)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
Cub. Rerntrls MsEtnnrnnt.

IbUB, Vnf1ffSftnBe,
Aiebner'B uniibertreffIt9es 8ter am
8upf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
&erlangt i'm Ia9emeinen.


9eutf6ss arbeits. 0adtpeifuuas.garsau
Pr. 219, SlosSbarpsStr1Be, inter ber aufiht
per g8eltfben Geieuffatt". - 3ieienigen, bic
beittde -9anoperfer, Ar6eiter uno 9ienltboten
~ beibaftigen tpilnfdeH, ipouen f6 peribnltn
pier IN tranitrteH grtefeTl an ben qleenten Der
@eteli6aft,- SobaHn .. Wle1er, ger. 219, shb.
EBarp'Strube, uenoeH, uel9er unentgeItIi6
WIsflnft ertheiIen tpirb. (San2S,1S y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

5n Golumbiopiqe, Did, bobeit
li6 Die pegen Sruntenbeit uerbufte.
ten Ieliben 2oree uno oeiien Sobn
5reo. 2oree eritidt, inbem Tie ole
9etten in ibrer 3ele an5iinoeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

49, Gum 9eiten Der ct. MidaeIs.
STRIDE iinoet morgen, am 0ienitag,
Wtittnot uno Gonneritag in Der ct.
Mihoels'Snle, ode Baltimore. uno
@olfeitroBe, Elm sroBeS aultern-
Souper itott. Die Witglieoer Ger
@emeinoe BADEN 8orbereitingen se.
troffen, oaS 6eit 81 einem Der ifor.
item 81 geitolten, Die ie in Der Sale
itattionoen. Spe5ieQe lleberraitun.
gen iino ben geiudern in auSlitt
aelteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

Nber,s uGbelmrif.Nnne.H

ede Salts nno Sait,abenue Canton.
~Snuptquartier oes @efcnebereins .ebeI.
tpeib," oSumeu'YeretnS hes @oeIipetb,"
Observation-Disclosures gr. 445, 8. 3. So
rSrtentaIs9iftriftS 9ir. 1853, 8. u.sB.@ nrio
~@anton SpGrs u. SeraniieunaSsBereins"
(Sept21,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

IhD1. B0benfttntFJk pnue,
1894 Observation-Disclosures II. Gbtos
s asIHs s7. Se aaaasmi g4S. .ar. .iii SfF sSeT.tS
bon 01tsSaItimoreI; rUpitIoH goneI. 8, 3.
8. 81: rMetauarb. 'tlnioH 78". 6aue si
bermietbs;t.
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gu 0~erfanfeH.


BUR nod etnrs hbrig bon ienen mooerneu
Gtrabe. unier ocm ueuen 9efebe gebdut. fir
$1275.O0. 9IeiHe Raaruu8ablune. 9iHh3ufrGs
gen bel Sol. &. NBitr, nu Crt NIB steae.
(325)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
Steaenseia6e.
SteleaeIum,


Sine aIei6rods Gdberin inbt 9efbditiquHg.
Rnt5uiruQeH in 0r, 21S, elemmer's Anel, nabe
C325)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

ooer beriauien, penoeI sic fi6 an Gbarles o..
geder, @ruuoeieenibumss r1o Seritberir1gs
MafIer, 9Sr. 420, Horo'Snrrhs StrdRe.
y @eIo gu berIeiben auf @ppotbefen IN b%elteot'
uen Gummen. (Ropt6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
unterridt
Cine bunloriItiide abenb-un'

*** Cine bumoriitii6e Ibeno-lln'
terbaltune peranItaltet Der v@erma.
mia . Quartet . Club" beute abenb
i'm ,9arIep.Yarf". Die llnterbal.
tiing beginnt Inn s l1br 4benos, uno
Elm %eeoiegenes Yrogramm lit Den Sc.
iudern eeboteil. 8or6iigIide 8orbe.
reitungen limo ~getroffen, 10 DOB iih
elm Sober algf'S Bette miiiiren miro.
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SIVHtHtTHWs
Sin Wanu, Der Seuti6 uuo @ngIifh fpriht.
ilbt Steuuna ais Sei8er ODER iraeno lpel6e
gIrbeit. gIad3ufraeeu in Or, 410, 5prreit.str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
8elb aussnleiben.

Oelo ju perfeiheu
in fleiueu 8etr1aen. ,,Wlereautile SapiHgs
gant," Sr. COS, Eoro. 5renputsaoenne.
(gtob20, IWtt)
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An %Oerfnufeu.


Cine 5arm bon 1866 gdern, n6t MeiIcn bon
Der Staot. 5pii6en Der 4biiaoeIpbias liilo
8eInirsRoao eeIegen. g(usee5eiGneter gooeT,
~geraumige @ebduoe, init poIitdnOigem Iebers
ben uno tooteit SRbentar. Biuig peggegebeit,
metn iofort oerfauft. Geidbte 8eoinau19ell.
gu ~erirngen in Der GrpeSttiuu bcS u9entttsn
Observation-Disclosures" On. (323-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

9ontbar6s uno g.. etrase, SiebIonbtoipH.
Ste fetniten @etrdrite duer sIrt. = Boil
nteiner Sreunoe unb oes RIbItfums I'M
Hugemetnen ftets ptufoututer.
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@erlanat:

3ebn U0) SamensSdneioer erlter aIaile;
gutter Gobn; Iange Satton. gIab5Nfraeer 1T
Rr, St7, Nurbs9Barles.S Ctr. $3.50
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gsrIunst: Traieu nnS RGSdex.
stentaefnm

Stelegefndb.
3ipet oelttibe MRdodet fuhen Steaunp; cine
nIS 8o6in, ole nnbere fir a~aaemeine Sansars
belt. 9ah3niragen in Rr. 1906, GoOtiir. ctr,
2DcuftsR0iHt. (325l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

Sin Damn sur gepirtbihafhIng elmer Sarn.
meIoeH. Gin Serbeirdtbeter oorqe5uaeH. 81.
ierten iino inter 9biftre u9f. "" an oas BIT
reai oeS qGorreipouoenteH" gu ri6trH.
(323-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20

1924 sStrdbe. Stmmer an
Serren 5u bermtetben. = Setnite @etrinfe
uuo Wetne. p9obsBietus Brdueret"s Bier.
8erfommIuneSIpfal gSitsaombarbltr. SnIs
nIertu. Bats liilo 9etbberein". Gbei. .aeI.
WPt, Sermon 4042-D,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-20
9erlaHgt:
gerIaust: Rauner mmO auabeu.
@erIanat.

Sin lnucrbeirntbeter iunecr MaHn fir 6arm-
nrbeit; 9obH bel ireier gSobulrHa uuo 9ctbfti-
iubr lHo Sommer $1,000 bro Wlonat. Aorefiirc:
q. &abit, 9eDHarotpluH, NIB. (325)
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Renn Sbr @efb nStbig 6abf, menbet Gndt
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-30
CITY NEWS NOTES.

A freight car which jumped the track I'm
the Shelby-street yards OF the Big -Four
caused the wreckfng crew a half hours
work last night. There was little damage
done and no one injured
Because he had been discharged, John H
Lambert. I'd East Wabash street. started
trouble in the White livery stable. 224 East
Wabash street, yesterday afternoon. In
the argument a razof flashed in the SUM-
station by Bikemen Duncan and Askkps.
charged with drawing deadly weapons.
James Conroy was drunk yesterday after
noon. 1t was not the ordinary kind of a
Sunday drunk" but was something out
of the ordinary. Patrolman McCarty found
the man in an almost unconscious condi-
ton, and II was necessary to use a stretch
er to take him to the police station, where
he was unable to give his name or address
When locked zip he fell in a heap just in
side of the cellroom and remained there
until fellow-prisonerS assisted him TO a
cot.
Inquiry was made at the police station
last night concerning Rolla johnson, an
aged woman who died at the City Hospital
Sunday at noon. Before going 10 the hos
pital the woman had a room at 32s Erie
street. and when taken away told the peo-
pie at the house that she had money, and
plenty of IL, in the bank. They thought
nothing of IL at the time, but since her
death they have been making inquiries in
order to give her a decent burial The
woman made her living a rag picker.
has no relatives, and knew no one save the
not known where her money was kept, nor
how much of IL there Is. IL Is said that
she saved every cent she earned and hoard
ed IL away