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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
MuRDERoUs JEALOUSY

uiSarmed. NO arrests HuVe pte' it'auS'
MuRpERoUs JEALOUSY.
In a fit of jealous anger. Alexander
Patterson, colored, shot down his sweet
heart, Julia Augan. near Hodges Ferry
Norfolk county, this morning she was
instantly killed. William Perry, the man
who was With her at tho time, was NO.
riously, and perhaps fatally, wounded
by ratterson. lie still lives with bullet
in Ills brain. but tho shooting Will phSsl-
clans say, almost certainly result IN
double murder,
Tho PostofIlce Department may DO con-
frontcd with q strike on inc stal
route between Gertie and HICKORY post
offices in Norfolk county, me supcohf
tractor declares that he has not been
paid for months, and he has empioyeu
counsel to get Ills money, Fai!'ns N inns,
he will likely quilt
COURT-MARTIAI.,
me Castleman court-martlal Is stu
sitting at the navy-yard IN this city.
Lieutenant Castleman, who Is altacheu
TO the battleship MISSOURI was ~ az
tendance to-day upon the hearing, Ills
own testimony regarding the eollls.on
between the Yankton, the gunboat OF
which he was In command and the tus
TIustlec In this hnrbor was straight
forward and convincing, u - nnders.oou
that SO far as the handling of his own
ship was concerned he assumed lne Ie'
sponsibility. II is possible that o'her
trials may follow, although the lieutenans
has not thrown any responsibility upon
any subordinate aboard the Yankton ~
the time the collision occurred.
THE Board ot Examiners appointed 70
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
Monument to RumseY.

An effort will be made to secure An
appropriation from the West Virginia
legislature COR the purpose of erecting
a monument to the memory Of James
Rumsey, who. il is claimed, was recog'
nized by George Washington as the In
yentor of the steamboat. The pro.
posed memorial will be erected on .
high cliff of the Potomac river st
Sbepherdstown, overlooking the spot
where it is alleged that the first ap
plication of steam to the purpose al
marine propulsion VAS made.-Scien
tihc American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
4 Iket.orti In IitIa.s.

HE Duke Of Fite holds a record He
is the only man Wiso has ever been
known IL Change his rank willie he ate
meny had been celebrated in the private
chapel of buckingham palace on the
morning of duiy - lNsa he led his
royal bride into the dining room Whore
the wedding breakfast WAS laid is an
earl When the meal WAS half over
the late queen, in raising her glass to
the toast of the young couple CON
ferrod Il duk eaom upon him and thus
as he ;t;R he passed through two ranks
of the peerAsc- surely the quickest pro
motion ever recorded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
Historic Race Course.

The vicinity of belmont park, Long
Island, was the early scenes of more
racing activity than any other spot on
this continent Here it was that the
Newmarket course WAS constructed in
1868. by the sanction of Colonial Gov
ernor LoVclace. This course continued
to be the thcnter of action in racing
sports until ISL II was i'll thiS vicin-
ity also that the old Crnterville course
WAS constructed. which for many years
WAS one Of the most famous Of Amer
lean race tracks In 1871 the legiSla
turo passed an act allowing the speed
ing OF horses in Queens county during
the mGuthS Of May and October of each
ycar and hy virtue OF this Eiw the
ttninn course was constructed the same
wear This coilrSp WAS lOcatr1 in what
was then the village OF .inuniea. but
the territory IT occupied now forms II
part of the borolgh of Q,ecps From
the tifae OF its construction until 1872
the Union course WAS the scene of near
tY ali the great racing events of the
country.
1t was over this course, that American
. Eclipse and Sir Henry. in 1879. thri l"d
the hearts of tn" sporting world In one
OF the greatest turf battles eyer Wit
MESSED in the nunals nf rafin. illus
trate.l Sporting News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
A PetrfHcd Hat

About four years ago. according to
the Prescott (Ariz.} Courier, Charles
Erwin paid a visit to the petrified for
est of Arizona and while there left Il
large somhrero under the natural
bridge near the falls and in such a po-
sition that the water drippcd on it.
One side of the rim was pinned up to
the crown. and therein were worked
With cord the letters &C E." In this
place the hat remained until about Il
month age when Mr.. and Mrs George
Ruffner We're visiting the place Er-
win gave them Il description of the lo-
cation of his plant. and thitiIcl' they
went and found the hat. \ connlcte
pctriiicatiou of the chapeuu had taken
place II was absolutely stouc Mrs
kutfner brought ii home With her aud
noW has ii, regarding ii rs one OF the
choice cUriuS OF her nanny travels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
Fighting n River.

Few features of the strange lands of
central Asia are stranger or more cele
bratcd than the great Anu Daria. the
ancient OXus, which has been attempt
ing once more TO change its bed. For
more than two and Il half centuries
this river has lowed into the Aral sea-
but for 400 years before that, accord
ing to ancient records, its destination
was the Caspian. while it has changed
it's whole course in the same way yet
once again within the period OF which
there are records remaining in the later
classical authors. AT the beginninS of
last month for the first tine in several
generations the ANU Daria began to
break new ground again. Swollen by
unusual floods, ii began to drive Il
channel in the direction OF Il prosper
Gus town Which has sprung up OF re-
cent years in the neighborhoOd of Il
great bridge on the Trnnscaspi.ln rail-
way line. A thousand men have been
engaged day and night for weeks past
constructing dams to protect this town
and keep back the river In its old bed.
and the cost of the work has already
amounted to many thousands of dol
lars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
COrut.nIs Pines

You see. said the smoker. I'm very
fond of the corneob pipe In the tirst
place. it's a clean. sweet. cool smoke.
and. in the second it's SO pleasant to
think you're smoking something so
quiet and rural and natural as a pipe
made inst by cutting a hole i'll II corn
cob. Its 50 primitive. You know"
YES" said his friend "only most
corncoh pipes aren't made that way
It's the popular supposition THAT they
are. know: hut. as Il naattrr of fact
the new and most popular process is to
take the whole cob. grind il mp. mix ii
with enc or two other Substances and
then shape the whole into the pipe
form. ii makes Il better and more
lasting pipe. and in this way the whole
cob can he used and not II grain vast
ed. Philadelphia Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
GOATS AS THRASAERS.
Picturesque Customs Practfccd by
New Mexico Farmers.

The many sidedncss of the domestic
goat as Il contributor to the Satisfac-
ton of human needs is perhaps less ur-
dcrStood tan the facts warrant. The
Importance of the goatSkn in the
leather trade we all know about, and
most Of us have heard that goats milk
Is Il staple article of diet among Seme
peoples. Eut it takes 4 trip to New
ACXicp. where herds of these dea0-
cratic animals are an everyday fcatuF1
of the iandScapc..to mailr Us acQuAlat
ed with the fact that goats flesh is
shipped east by the car load to do duty
ms mutton chops, that goat horn is Il
material out of which the ingenious
red man loves to fashion tobacco boxes
and that the live goat makes an OK
cellcnt thrashing machine. In New
Mexico ii is quite common to see Il
thlashing floor upon which wheat is
bcia4 tr:t1lntd out by Il herd of goats.
Such thrashing floors are made in
the open fields by plasterinG !: bit of
ground with adobe mud. which dries
in the hot southwestern sun to the
hardness of cement. Upon this the
ripened Sheavcs are spread The goats
are then turned i'll l4d driven rapidly
round and round by shouting McXicans
or Indians, the tramplinS of the multi
tudinous little hoofs gradually shatter
ing the grain out of the heads When
all is considered beaten out the goats
are given Il recess, and the drivers
pick up shovcls and pitchforks and
start in to toss the broken straw aud
the chaT high in the air. The wind
catches the light stuff in midair and
carries it away while the grain. by
reason of its weight, falls to the ground
and=is ready for the sack. These
thraShlng customs, primitive as the
time of the ptaraohs, form one of the
most picturesque sights of agricultural
lie in New Mexico, that easy going
land Of wait Il bit whore in all the
United States time is cheapest and
hurry is least knowu - Philadelphia
Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
Mixed Mum bcrH.

Five tin,es seven are thirtY-tive
That s easy epough to say,
Fo- mamma is thirty and Dorry Is five
Just five years old today.
And Ave times nine are forty-fve:
That's papas age you know
i'll put it down before | forget.
The figures all in row.
And five times eleven are fifty-fve,
Or Is it sixty and six?
I know 1t all right: ! know that, do.
But numbers are SO easy to mix.
And five times nine-what was it | said?
am sure 1t Is hard to say.
But mamma Is thirty and Dorry is five
Just five years old today.
IN. v. Tompkins in Youths Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
CAN Anirnals Hush

II is hard TO tell whether animals
blush. for their faces are covered SO
tlickly with fur or hair or feathers
that we do not know what may be go
Ing on beueath hide or skin. We're they
as bare faced IA man is 1t Is more than
likely we should see them blush. espe-
cially the more baShful sort and those
with some sense OF shame
Ii is the case that the faces OF vul-
lures flush, and several OF the monkeys
become purple with rage. which may
be considered MS a kind OF blushing.
This may b' proved any day in any
zoo, where the monkeys seem to fly into
"A passion ON the smallest provocation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
lrsns OId Neth~~ln Nrpo ~se.s.

One Rarena Vet af fhc Hague. had
recently the mi&fort,IW 10 rlli "a trn
stable "A nrnnity nn Mt,,sation which
one uf the local papers pointed oHs ns
being Of course mntr,r and which.
moreover. is ~ form Of ,intrnth not per
,uitted in Holland We: WAS arrest ed
nud hrMNht before the. judge on Il
charge uf "insnlting the police" being
sentenced to forty tiv" days !mprison
rncnt R"fort. Ming removed he turn
ed to address the court. Then must
not call IA constable q monkcyI~ he said.
"Ccrtninly not Yon must not insult
the police" The rulprit reflected
MAY eau monkey a constHhlc?''
he asked with a flash Of genius The
judge shrugged his shoulders and. hold
ing no brief for tln animal. replied.
"lf ii gives You any satisfaction. p"
With Il smile of qualification Net turn
cd on his heel in the dock and bowed
To his prosecutor. Good day. coi,sta
BILE" he said. ST .ln,n's Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
A Quaint Old Custom.

\ quaint but almost forgotten Gus
tom was revived when the lniZzcnmaSt
was being stepped in Il schooner
launched III Maine recently. Mr.. Stone.
Captain Charles TraSk and Mr.. Mul-
vancy all put new quarters on top OF
the kcclSon. so that when the heavy
stick came down it closed over it for
good and all. ITS so the vessel will
never he without money" said Mr..
Stone. smiling.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
I'nNowtfe ROynI nknhcH.

The German emperor is particularly
fond of thrush sallni. Kind OF stew
made If thrushes. Queen Nilhemna
of Holland prefers roast joints. ana the
king Of Spain likes underdone beef
Custards are the favorites of the king
of Italy. while cod fried in oil finds
favor With the cZar of Russia. and NUT
ton is chosen by the president OF the
French republic. The grandfather of
the king OF Italy had a peculiar taste
for a monarch. lie preferred bread
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
University Education.

A proof OF the change OF education
al ideas at Oxford and Cambridge ix
the growing popularity Of the natural
sciences There is at the same time
a decadence OF the mathematical
tripos at Cambridge 1t has always
stood first until this year, when, at q
'umu II he's gone TO fourth placA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
Christmas ::Compli=
81. 49, y
4 =
y
Christmas Lights

are alike obtainable here. You haxa
cur best wishes and We can supply az
kinGs Of electrical ligbting-lamDs
chandeliers and the wiring thereof
Whether or not we shall have ttat
pleasure depends, upon you and these
few lines are to ask it of you, to re.
':est you to look into our methods.
..-aterials and prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05

and cheese and used to carry it about
with him even to the opera. King Ed
ward has special liking for well
cooked mutton chops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-05
COG SAVED MANY LIVES.
Remark able Intelligence Displayed BY
Petted Newfoundland.

Remark able Intelligence Displayed by
Petted Newfoundland.
A Newfoundland dog saved George
Coppersmith and his family from death
by Are, but lost his own life, says a
Paterson IN. J.) dispatch to the New
York Sun. The family live on Park
avenue, Hawthorne. At 3 O'Clock tho
deg ran into the room where the s
year-old eon. who 10 . cripple, was
sleeping. The dog is very fond OF the
boy, but he caught the bed sheets In
his mou.A and dragged the child out
of bed. The boy was alarmed and ran
to his fathers room. Mr.. Coppersmith
wondered At the strange action of the
dog and went through the house.
When he opened the door of the par
lor the room WAS in flames. The open
ing OF the door allowed the flames to
spread rapidly and Mr.. Coppersmith
had scarcely time 10 get his family
out of the house before all avenues OF
escape were cut of.
The dog had remained by the side Of
the crippled boy until he was carried
to neighbor's house. He had not
seen Mr. Coppersmith get the other
children out and it is supposed that he
then went back into the burning build
ing to save the other children. His
and Mr.. Coppersmith and his famii.
mourn his loss more than that of thei;
home.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25

uuroe bon Gleii9nahruns gdnsli9 ab=
geieben.
Im S9luB Der 0erfu9speriDbe,
pel6e f6 auf feds Monate Bis gu an=
ndbernb einem Sabre erfredte, unb
pel6e erf bor etliden Sasen gu gnbe
gegansen 1T, erfreuten fi9 fdmmtli1e
Perfonen, melhe Die Experiments Dur9=
gema6t batten, bollfpmmener @efunb=
belt, tbr R6rpersepidt mar nod faft
basielbe ME beim 8eginn Der 8erfu1e,
ibre s6rperli6e gnereie unb ibre Wus=
%telfraft bate fosar ni9t untpeientli9
5ugenommen, tbeils neil fe fi9 regel=
mdBig f6rperli6e 8epeguns gema9t
batten, tbeils neil fie, ME Der profeHor
@rtttenben glaubt, tpenieer seeehen
baben. Sas tdgli6e Nabrungsquan=
tum mar beim @9IuB Der Experiments
,auf bebeuteno ueniger beruntergegan=
gen, als geD6bnli6 fir notbuenoig
9ebalten miro, unb betrug nur nod
Elm Drittel bis CUR 1dlfte bon benz,
mas Der Sur6fdnittsmeni9 gu fi9 au
nebmen piegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25
Gnbrpretfe tad ct. 9pmts.
Meltansfeumng8 @~rcuriiDnen oia
Yennfplnania mnb @anDalta
8abnen.

Der 8erfauf Der Sabrfarten Der @reurfio<
men bia 9%ennipIpanta nnb SanbaIia Sabnen
mad ct. 2ouis GUT @eltams ftenung fdtgt
ant Wontas Nor9en %. GprtI, fiinf Gage
Dor Der formeuen gr0ffnuns Der Louisiana
Purchase" MnSfteaun9 on.
Die @rcurfionssS Staten bon SnbianapoIis
purben 1pie folgt feitseiest:
Sobrfarten, suItis fir Die gauge Gaiion,
nit 9idfabrt S1 irgenb elmer Belt Bis gum
Is. DECEMBER finb tdsIib gu baben gu $1,000
fir bic 8unbfabrt.
Sabrfarten nit &iffabrt innerbaIb 90
Ea9er, nidt fpdter tpie Is. Sesemtber, tpers
ben n~erfauft tdsIt9 81 5000 fir bic Nunbs
fahrt.
Sabrfarten, nit Riiffabrt tnnerbaIb Is
Eagen tperber b~erfauft tdeIi6 3u $500 fur
bic &nnbfabrt.
stCoach' Grcuriton- Sabrfarten nit Riifs
fabrt innerbalb iieben Tagen tperhen bonn
II. Stat Bis 80. Stunt, s~treinal fpDdhentlib,
am Dienitae unb 9onnerftae, perfauft perz
ben 3u $500 fir bic &unbfabrt, anndbernb
einen Sent pro Neile. "Coach"> Grcurfios
nens Snbrfarten fitb nur fir sem6bnIi9e
Tas=Maggons, %iosenannte sday-coaches''
giItig. iotpobI auf re9nIdren tpie auf Spes
atal5ilgen.
SIR ipeitere G~in3eInbeiten penbe man fi9
an bic EidetsMeenten, 48 gSeft Waibin9ton
Str, @de ppn SainoiS Str. nno i'm linton
Bahnbofe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25

Scr Der g~eriammlumg Der ,Na'
tional Neabemp Of @ciences" in Waib=
in9ton eritattete 8rOf. @bittenoen bon
Der Oale 1niperitdt in elmer interef=
fanten 8ebe 8eri6t iiber feline @rperi=
mente gu benz Naameiie, baB oer
9ur9f9nittsmeni9 apei biz breimaI
mebr 0abruns gu fi6 nimmt, als 3u,
grbaltang feiner boltommenen geifi.
gen urgs f6rperli9en 2raft unb Stdrte
erforberii9 lift. Dte 8eriu6e wurbe
an bret Glahen BON perionen borge=
nommerl, elmer Nnsabl profeRorer, gu
benen gbittenben ielbif geb6rte, ber=
f9iebenen @tubenten unb elmer In3abl
Golbaten. Sang allmdblig purbe ben
gerfu6sobiefter elm She'll ibrer eitpeiB=
baltige1 Nabrung, Defenders Jleif9,
ent3ogerl. obne baB bas Auantum Der
ft6rfebnltiser unb anoere1 Nabrungs=
mittel beritdrt tporben tpdre. @ine Bee
fimmte Didt tpurbe in teinem Sale
qebalten, unb t1ur In einem Sale
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25
Nene Saeorporattonea.

Sbre SncOrporations =Bapiere err
tpirtten geitern folgenbe @eieai9aften:
Sic y9ome Suel Co." bon eSn=
~oianapolis, capital $40, 900; bic 9i=
rectOren ftnb u. g.. &abe, paul
&abe unb Sfioor Geiblemann.
Die Marfbton Oil So. BON @eneba,
capital $65, 600; 9irectoren s. s.
2trbp, g. 8. Green, 8. 8. Mepers
unb 5reo. Grimm.
vgresbptertum BON Muncie"; biefe
8ereinigung betebt aus allen @eif=
li6en uno ben NeItefen Der 9resbnte=
rianer @emei1ben in ben Ser. @taaten.
Die Sruftees finb $. sc. @ilfrn BON
Muncie, Greelep 8obrer BON Marioa,
g. &C. 8el bon Union @itD, g. 80.
9apnes bon gortlanb unb George
2iap BON Qnberfon. 9ie SauptOfice
mirb fi6 in Muncie befinben.
Die vGirf State 8ant", Sbirlep,
Capital $25, 900; Sncorporatoren Seize
W. Sobnfon, Wiaiam u. Collins, %.
%. Beefon u. u.
9ie p@asle Mtca Co., @hb 8 a.
fota, bat 500 600 in Snbiana arge=
Ie9t. @taatsagent 1T Granf 6. Olibe
in Snbianapolis.
9te vgaitern Solitic 2imeffpne
Co." bon WonrOe @ountp bat ibren
0amen in yReb Stq Gtone Co."
u~ntgednbert.
9ie vNeina Brinting Co., Snbpls.,
Capital SO. 900; Sirectoren &arl W.
6ofmann, %. 6. Garp unb u. s.
Baqe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25

Ser 2ieberfrana bra9te bierauf bas
2ieb Maiomannsleben" bon @arl
eabm in sufrieoentelenber Weiie gum
8ortra9.
Gin BON benz Germ $. 9ifer uuf
Der piccolo=GI6ie norgetragenes Solo
eruarb fi9 mpbIberbienten Beifal.
5err Sacob S6ulmeper,
Der @oliff beg Mbenbs, bra6te bas
2ieb aus 2orbiae's Wahsui6mieb vGu6
i9 mar eth Sin9lin1 nit lodigem
Saar" in iol6 gefdliser Weife gum
8ortras, bob bic 3ub6rer nit ibrem
Beifausfurm nidt eber rubten, als big
CT nod cine Sreineabe segeben bate.
Wortrefli9 9elang benz .0ieber=
fran3" bic Wiebersabe Der Sieber
v9eute Morgen" unb yNuf ber 8ant
i'm DdmmerI9ein".
Cine sroBarttge unb eine md9tise
Wirtung auf bic 3ub6rer austibenbe
2eifung mar Der 8ortrag Der pirf=
iamen Sonf96pfung yJriebri6 EOtb=
bart" bon Sb. pobbertsfD. Das 2ieb
trurbe bon ben 5dngern ta6ellos au
@ebDr Egebra9t. 9asfelbe er36blt
bon benz Sobesi6laf bes i'm 3pfbdu=
let meilenben Barbarofa.
Md9tie iebter1 bic Bdhe Elm, maie=
fidtii1 f9mpl Der @hpr in ben Mittel=
iab binein, big in f9aIenoer barmoni=
f9er @u9t bic 3unoe bon Der Neu=
entitebung bes .9eutf9er &ei9es ben
3uh6rern entgegeni6aIIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25
Gawaro Yapns sbOmpfun. !

@omaro Bapne Sbompfon lit in Der
Samffag Na9t in feiner Wobnung
go. 1888 @entral Nbenue plDbli1 aus
Dem 2eben gei6ieben. gr purbe 1841
in Salem, Sno., geboren unb fam als
tleines Gino nit ieinen @ltern mad
bier. 0on 1866 big 1885 mar er
Nifffena=P oftmeifer. SIM Sabre 1889
ernannte i'm prdfbent Sarrifon gum
pofmeifter. Na6 Nblauf feines Ser=
Minis purbe er Secret6r Der 8e66roe
Der &e9ent bes &rieger=M documents.
st betleioete bieien Boffen Big 1899.
Sn biefem Sabre %ernannte prdfibent
Wc4inlen i'm gum goftmeiIter BON
0aDana, @uba. Wd6reno Ietnes
Nmtstermins erei9neten ft9 Die berii9=
ti9ten Pot=Gcanbdle, in pel9em 10
btele Snbiana PeriDnen inbolbirt no
rem. gr muBte BON ieinem go=
fen auriiftreten. Cine unteriu6ung
feiner Nmsfibrung murbe eingelettet.
Dieielbe fiel aber 9iinfft9 FIR SbDmplDn
aus, es murbe na9eemteien, oaB er
fi6 in feiner Weiie bate etpas 3u
S9ulben tommen lahen.
8or 2 Sabren febrte er mad Snbin-
napolis 5urtG uno feitbem ftbrte er
Elm suriifseaosenes 2eben.
Sie 8eeroi9ung fnnb beute Na9=
mitta9 um 2 ubr ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25

Stiirmii9er 8eifaG lobnte ben 9i-
rigenten uno bic Sdnger fir tire
@lansleifung.
9erielbe leste fi6 ni4t eber, a1s Bis
Dirisent &iegner nit ieinen @dngern
auf's Neue aui Der Biibne eri9ien
unb bas 2ieo nod einnal geiungen
uurbe.
Gin Sprn : Quartet (oie Mufifer
9arrp Wbite, Sobn Seoberi9, Gon=
rao S9eai4miSt unb Sulius 0en=
f9en) tru9en nit feinem 0erftdnoniB
&reuBer's populdres 2ieb v9as 1T Der
Sag oes. Germ Dor. Sc mar cine
portreffi9e 2eifun9, mel9e ben Wuf=
fern our @bre serei6ten.
Ser .2ieberfrans" bra9te Johann
nit benz 0ortrag bes reiaenben 2iebes
Gin 8aIabenb" bas lebte Concert
uno bamit aud bic Concert : @aiion
in miinbiser Meiie gum Mbf9luB. gu
Dem f90nen @rfolge bes geitrigen @On=
certs bat aud bas unter Der 2ei=
tung bes Serrn &einbolb MiGer
itebenoe Or9efter (y@itp Banb")
hur9 Die BON ibm our 9ur6-
fiibrung aebra8ten Mufitpiecer beige
trasen. 9err Milter bate, ME INNER,
Elm interehantes prOsramm, fofern es
iein Or6eiter anbetrift, auiammenses
felt.
Na6 benz Concert fanb nod elm gee
'mitbli9es Sansfrdn3den ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25
Sas 9epartement of Commerce

Sas Separtement of Commerce
anb 2abpr ma9te neuli9 cine @ta=
titif iber Die b~orjdbrige Mebl= unb
Weiaen=Nusfubr Der 8ereinigten @taa=
ten befannt, aug Der bic Mmertean Gn=
rem anb Shipping folgenbe Mneaben
entnimmt: SIN 3alenberiabre 1908
feiserte ii6 bic Gefammtausfubr feinen
Webls auf 1885 Mia. Barrels in,
@ertbe bon 75,2 Mil. Dollars. Ser
Mense mad ftebt bies greebniB allen
frtberen Sabren Obne Nusnabme boran,
benz Wertbe mad nur gans tpenig bin=
ter ben Sabren 1892 unb 1893 aurtd.
Sin 8erelei1 Der lebtidbrieen Mebl=
nusfubr nit Der Weiaenausfubr bes=
ielben Sabres 3eigt, baB betrd9tli9
mebr als bic SdIfte bes ausgefh6rten
Wei3ens Dor Der Nusfubr au Mebl per=
arbeitet pnrben 1T. Ser @eiammt=
tpertb Der Weisenausfubr i'm Sabre
1908 betrus 1913 Mia. Dollars, Der
@ertb Der Meblausfubr, tuie ertpdbnt,
IS, 2 Miu. Dollars. Uor Der 1farfert
@ntuideluns bes Wei3enbaues, bic in
ben Ser. Staten nod 1860 in bic
@rf9einung trat, murbe elm berbdltniB=
mdBis febr GROCER aueberf9ub bes i'm
2anbe seponnenen Weiaens in Der
Gorm BON Mebl erportirt. gon 1890
Big 1860 liegt fein geiipiel bor, baB
bic Weisenausfubr i'm Wertbe Der
Meblausfubr irsenb zines Sabres
slei9gefommen tudre. Npn 1861 an
sewann bic Weiaenausfubr aber Die
Ober6anb iiber Die Meblausfubr, unb
oiefes 8erbdltniB blieb fat beItGnoiq
biz 1890 bas gleibe. Geit biefer 3eit
bat Der Meblerport BET bielen @elegen=
beiten ben Weisenerport i'm Wertb tpe=
fentli9 iiberf1iigelt, tDennglei9 in Sab
rem GROCER @rnten Der u~ngeu6bnlihe
ueberf6uB n%aturgemdB In Gorm bon
Weiaen aus Dem 2anoe ging, ba ia bic
2eiftungsfdbigfeit Der Miiblen nit ben
idbrli9en S9manfungen Der probut=
tion ni9t @1ritt balten fonnte. Die
3unabme Der Meblausfubr 1T baber
beffdnbig gepefen, mdbrenb Die bes
ni9t 3u Mtebl perarbeitsten @ei5ens ie
mad benz lleberf6uB Der fur bic Nus=
fubr in 8etrati fommei1ben grnte
i9panfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-25
Oamelt 8eretn 0es Socialen
Snrnberetns.

9ie geitern 3a6mittag bonn 9amen=
8erein bes @Ocialen Surnbereins ber=
anftaltete monatli9e &artenpartie er=
freute fi9 elmer regen 8et6eili9ung.
5olsenbe Samen gin9en als @tegerin=
men aus Der gemttbli9en &arten=
i6la6t berbor
/. 9reis-Grau Wm. Geppler.
2. preis-Grau Carl &reis.
3. greis-Grl. Grace &eser.
Sen 2otto= Preis erran9 Grau
Caroline &ieger.
Nm nd4ffen Gamfag bdlt Der 8er=
eitt feline Sabres : 8eriammlung unb
8enmtenpabI ab.