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The Bourbon news., 1904-03-11
Representative croft seriously m.

Washington, March 1O-Represen-
tatiYe George w Croft, of the Seconl
congressional district of South Caro-
lyiSa. is critically i'll at mis- home here
and hope Of his recovery has been
Abandoned.
The Bourbon news., 1904-03-11

Nine. Patti Cancels All Engagements:
Memphis, Tenn, March 1O.-Mme.
Patti arrived in Memphis late Wednes-
day hight from Hot Springs and left
Immediately in two special cars en-
route to New York She ordered all
future bookings cancelled and will sail
for EurOpe.
The Bourbon news., 1904-03-11

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vent, 5Oe- lin form of Chocolate Coated Pills,
2Sc-, per vial of co.. Ointment. SOC. o0Ip 25c.
Dep0ts: London. - ChGrterhOuse Sd. Paris,
5 Rue &c la FaiX; Boston. 137 CnluMhgs Ave.
~ Send for How to Cure Torturiug Dis
figuring Hulnors from Infancy to Age"
The Bourbon news., 1904-03-11

SWIFT CHAMP, EDITOR AND OWNER.
The Bourbon news., 1904-03-11

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
Souvenir Gold Dollars.

Portland, Sept. l9.-The first $50,
900 in gold souvenir dollars for the
Lewis and Clark exposition has been
received by the First National Bank Of
this city from the government mint at
Philadelphia. The coins are trifie
smaller than dime. Each coin is in
scribed on one side with the legend,
Lewis and Clark Exposition, while
on the other appears the words, Unit
ed States-one dollar" The install
ment just received is the first issue of
the $3.50, 1000 gold coin appropriation
allowed by the government in accord
ance with the term of the Lewis and
Clark appropriation bill. Each coin
will be sold for two dollars, and to the
purchaser of five an additional one
will be presented. The exposition
management is confident Of large sale
Of the unusual souvenirs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
KUROPATKIN REPORTS.
Russian Reconnaissance Results in
Heavy Fighting.

Russian Reconnaissance Results in
Heavy Fighting.
St. Petersburg, Sept, l9-Dispatches
from Gen. Kuropatkin state that Gen.
Rebkekampf and Gen. Sampsonof are
conducting important circumstances
which have resulted in heavy fighting,
with many casualties.
St. Petersburg, Sept. l9.-The czar
has decided to form second Manchu
rian army, to be made up of corps
now being sent to the far East. Lieut..
Gen. Linevitch will probably be-. in
command. Gen. kuropatkin will be
chief of both armies, but probably
without the title of commandment
chief.
The report that Rear Admiral Prince
Outkomsky has been courtmartialed is
emnhatically denied by members of
the general staff
Rome, Sept. ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Liaoyang states that the
Japanese advacne on Mukden is pro-
ceeding and that the Fourth army,
sent recently from Newchwang, is now
on the Russian extreme left. He adds
that Gen Kuroki has received two
new divisions, making total Japanese
force of 800, 900 men.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
AMERICAN PARTY.
Utah Men Opposed to MOrmOnism
In Politics Organize.

Salt Lake City, Sept. 19-Perma-
nent organization of the new American
party, whose avowed purpose is to OPP
pose the alleged interference of the
Mormon church i'll politics, has been
effected at mass meeting in the
Grand theater. The meeting was
largely attended by men of all politi.
cal beliefs. A state central committee
of five members was appointed and was
authorized to appoint committees to
conduct the campaign in the state and
to call mass convention for the pur-
pose of nominating member of con-
gress and complete state ticket. No
nominations for presidential electors
will be made.
Among the speakers at the meeting
was Senator Fred Dubois, of Idaho,
who is a member of the privileges and
elections committee of the United
States senate, which is investigating
the charges against Senator Reed
Smoot. Senator Dubois gave assurance
that the charges would be probed to
the bottom.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

dress collar. The larger ostrich fea theirs
are to be disposed similarly. Little of
the abundant feather trimming that is to
come will lend an effect Of height, appar-
emily. for the styles now favored and
now being advanced. in tentative form
place the pumes in low lying ways.
That street dresses may be palmer
than the elaborate affairs worn all sum
mer and yet that they may be distinctly
In the mode. is apparent after brief
examination of the models prepared for
fall wear. Whether the more individual
of them are more correctly classed as
dressy or as jaunty may be left unde-
cided. since they nnqnestionably will he
reserved for morning use and for wear
on other than dressy occasions. Jacket
and skirt Of cloth in solid color. with
pieces Of velvet in bright color. make up
many Of these suits. Now and then a
little embroidery appears. and no little
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
TREATY WITH THIBETANS.
British Interests Are Said to BE
Well Protected.


London, Sept. l9.-If the Chinese
at Peking are accurately informed the
interests of Great Britain are we'll pro-
tected in the treaty with the Thibetans.
From dispatches received here it is
clearly apparent that Great Britain
does not mean to be confronted by an
other situation like that which neces-
STATED the expedition to L'Hassa
The treaty binds the Thibetans to
grant trading facilities to Great Brit
ain and to demolish all forts between
the Indian frontier and the Gyangtse
and to repair all dangerous passes on
existing routes of travel, as well as to
pay an indemnity of seven and one
half lahks of rupees ($3, 100, 900,
Furthermore, British troops are to
occupy the CHUNKY valley until the
indemnity is paid and the other agree
ments are fulfilled. In addition the
Thibetans agree not to sell, lease or
mortgage any Thibetan territory with
out Great Britain's consent, nor per-
nit any foreign power to be concerned
in the administration of the govern
ment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
NEW LINE DOWN COAST.
Steamers to Run Between Canadian
and Mexican Cities.

Steamers to Run Between Canadian
and Mexican Cities.
Victoria, B. c., Sept. ia mes
sage has been received here to the
effect that the Dominion government
has entered into contract with An
drew Weir & Co., of Glasgow, Scot
land, for a steamship service from
Vancouver and Victoria to the Mexi-
can ports of Mazatlan, San Bias, Man
zanillO Acapulco, Puerto Angel, Sail
mas Cruz, Tonala and San Benito. The
Canadian and Mexican. governments
each give $50, 900 per year as subsi-
dies.
The service will be monthly. The
vessels, according to contract, must fly
the British flag and have carrying
capacity of 5000 tons, with adequate
passenger accommodation, and main
tain between ports minimum speed
of ten knots per hour.
j. Fl. Greer, of Victoria, acted for
Weir d Co. Mr.. Greer has for years
advocated the service and gathered a
great deal of data respecting it. The
head offices of the company will proba-
bly, be in Victoria, with Mr.. Greer as
manager.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

a return of silks to the first place in
dressy attire and the RELOCATION of cloths
in large degree to morning and work aday
uses may be the eventual outcome.
For fall coats and wraps those to he
put on and worn right away. women who
like tn advertise their disregard of ex-
pense are choosing the linens and like
stuffs that prevailed in the hot season.
But as most OF these must be disca ried
altogether soon as the cool weather
whistle blows, cloth is wiser choice
The former grade were lavishly trimmed
with embroideries and hand work gener-
ally. numerous and wide bands Of the
latter being REINFORCED by rich laces and
like garntures will still prevail, though
in lesser quantity. While the fall wrap
will not be so highly wrought as the sum
mer garment it won't be plain or plan
ned chiefly with view to inconspicuous-
ness. In the second Of these pictures is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

they might be. As they should be, many
will say. for it is not in the best taste to
plan these suits fancifully. Stitchings
and buttons add to the decorations, and
are used with moderate freedom. Sleeve
finish is confined almost exclusively to
some original idea in wrist finish, which
means rhat the sleeves of the jackets to
these suits are far simpler than those
that have ruled during summer.
In afternoon dresses. however. the
standards Of summer and of fall are
more akin. There is change of materials
and Of trimmings. but most of the great
elaborateness of summer afternoon get
ups is held to. The woolens now being
selected for such gowns are light Of
weight and remarkably pliabe OF tex
ture. So are well suited to the tuckings,
gatherings and shirrngs that prevailed
III sunmrry fabrics. and these tricks will
be practced in a considerable degree. On
the whole. however. there will be less Of
very highly wrought enects, though hard
ly anything that will suggest severity
of treatment The dresses OF the accom-
panying pictures were for early fall. and
surely will hgve later use. The gown of
the initial was green wolfe, with green
SILK piehtlllS ana fancy embroidery. In
the next sketch are two afternoon
dresses. Il dark brown cloth self-hounced
and embroidered in darker brown. and n
blue wolfe trimmed with t1ounces of the
material and made with yoke Of Irish
point lace over blue. Them in the con
Guiding illustration find a pattern gown
Of embroidered gray CLOTH green and
white checked suiting made with white
vest. and II gray sicilan with collar of
embroidery. This last models pleated
bolero is one that will appear in the fall
fashions in many variations.
Such clorlls AS srhose in which these
'tlresses "were found are not TO be the
whole sstory for fall. hnwever. Indeed
it seems likely that as winter goes on
such materials will give way gradually
to silks. How much they will be re-
placed it is impossible now to say. but
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
ERMANY DENIES TREATY.

Foreign Office Takes Notice of Lon
don Times Office.
Berlin, Sept. l9.-The foreign Office
here, taking notice of the article in
the London Times setting forth that a
secret understanding exists between
Russia and Germany in regard to the
far East, depending OH Japan's defeat,
says the commercial treaty recently
concluded with Russia contains no pc.
litical clause.
1t is what it purports to he and no.
thing elsie. Nor has Germany con-
cluded any political agreement with
Russia. The commercial treaty is the
only treaty arranged with Russia in a
long time. Nor does any special agree
ment on political subjects exist be-
tween the two governments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
ASKED TO PUT UP.

rams From Seattieites.
Seattle, Sept. l9.-Seattle citizens
must dig mp 800, 900 on October ! to
pay for their enthusiasm in helping
Moran Bros. to get the contract for
building the battleship Nebraska. The
notes run from IS to 1000.
1t is expected that committee will
effect some method of reaching all the
signers and have them take up ter
obligations previous to the actual
launching. Then on the day the cere-
mony takes place, the single check
representing the entire 100000 Can
be rendered the builders as feature
of the ceremony.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
Monte Cristo to Reopen.

Everett, Sept. 19.-Manager e. b
Braden, of the Everett Smelter, has
announced that the Monte CristC
mines will be reopened next year
Nothing will be done with them this
year as the season is too far advanc
ed. Recently the properties were in
spected by experts and lengthy re
port made upon them. 1t is supposed
that it was favorable to again opening
the mines.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

braiding is employed, though the amount
to the gown is rarely large. Now and
then pieces Of smooth cloth in cont rast
with the goods are used in place OF the
bright velvet. This last trick is at its
best when the dress material Is a rough
surfaced stuff. All manner of simple
vest and waistcoat effects are incorporat
ed in these simple morning suits. and at
times these fancies are not SO simple az
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

Patronize those who advertise.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

paradise plumes. These are costly trim
ming in all the better grades. and. since
their being overdone they are held in
high esteem by exclusive dressers. Whole
birds-of-paradise will be employed. too.
the head placed well toward the front OF
the hat, the plumes sweeping down over
the back to well below the edge of the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
STYLES FOR MY LADY.
FALL STREET DRESSES WILL BE
PALMER IN DESIGN.
In Afternoon Costumes Fashions for
Autumn Are Much Like Those of Past
summer-'Tis Thought Silks Will Re-
appear in Course of Winter.
New York correspondence:



fall and winter
preference is given
in the matter of
hat tri III III j N :
through the favor
shown during sum
mpr for ostrich
plumes. + h es e
were on the list of
fash iouable Ilfedi-
uins from the first.
and from then on
era d,lstlly. grew in
favor. AS they are
quite rs we'll suit
ed 10 winter modes.
it is clear that
I II e ir, st.y lishness
will, be continued.
or even higher
grade than nj least
all. but the very
finest. of ostrich
feathers will be
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

one model an ecru colored cloth affair
trimmed with silk and passementerie in
fancy design. Original ideas for trim
ming these garments will be at pre-
MUM. for nothing like sameness is to be
permitted by fashionables, and some of
the wraps are sure in consequence to run
to fanciful extremes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Snterehante sdeiomnssflase.

8efern nabm i'm SUPERIOR @eriht
Die SAeioungstlage Der Jrau Mnna
Map Sight 9esen Or. &Obert 6. 9i9bt
ibren anfang. Jrau 2igbt berlangt
$4,000 Nlimente. 0or ettpa 2 Sabren
beiratbeten iid geibs, nadYerlauf bon
elm paar NOnaten ieoo9 perlieB bic
6rau ibren Mann.
Den Nusiasen na9, bseinfluBte Der
Mrst feline Grau, tuieoer nit ibm su-
iammen su leben nuo elm @cntratt
wurbe aufgeiebt uno bon beiben Sbai=
len unteridrieben. Gin paHus mar
beigefhat, oab, falls fie nit ibrsm
Wunne fir 5 Sabre sufammenlebe. er
ibr $40. 900 ausbeaablen tperbe. 6rl.
8a0ep 2isbt, Or. 2igbt's Sodte: aus
fruberer 9eiratb, fOQte meiitens bonn
Saufe fortbleibsn, aus9enommen, Der
Batter foQe ertranten.
5 9lm Is. September ieoob bra9te
Jrau 2i9bt cine Sdeioun9stlase seaen
ibreH Wann Elm, in wel9sr lie ibn Der
8rauiamteit 5ieb.
Ser 8ertbeioiger Senrp Span iagts
in ieiner @r0fnuussreoe, baB Der
@runo fir 5rau 2isbts unsufrieosn.
belt in Der @eieerung ibres @ntten,
ibr bic $4,000 &eioen3, in Der fl
wObnten. 3u faenten, au iu9en iei.
Iuf Dem 3eussnit itanbe bra6te Srau
Sight cine 9an3s Nn3abl ausebli6s,
MBhanblungen bon Seiten ibres
Mnnnss eor.
&idter Garter CAB gefern Abent
na1 teine @nti6eioung ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Or. s. Wft&ee selanst nidt tn
Sen 8eiiB ieines aius.s.

Ser hiefiae Nrst Or. s. Gennel Wsc=
See, uel1er in ben 9ouispiller 8eriG.
ten Elm Sabeas Corpus 0srfabren elm,
gsleitet bate, um in ben BeliB ielnes
4 idbrieen Sbdter4en's au 9elansen,
bat cine Sdlappe srlitten. Der oOr-
tise 9an3lerritter Wiler bat oas Sc
iud abgewieien. Jrau @c8ee uObnt
our 3sit nit ibrem &inoe in 2Ouis.
pille.
Die g6e bes paares mar cine iebr
uneliifli9e, uno i'm Der9ang"nen Wai
erIanete Die Grau Sdeioung, auf ben
@runo bin. oab i6r Mann iie Derlaiien
babe uno nidts gu ibrem unterbalte
beitrase. 8as @eridt fslts oamuls
| ibr Gino unter ibre Nuffiht. CAB Dem
qeidieoeneu @attsn a5er oas &edt, iein
SDdterden pon Belt gu 3eit beiuden
gu oiirfen. Cine 3eit lang perblieb
Srau Mc9ee nod bier, fab fd aber
idlisBlia se3wungen, nod SOuisDille
umsu3ieben, neil oas Bsnebmen ibres
Wnnnes, tpenn oerielbe iie aufdlli9 auf
Der StraBe traf, ibr 9egeniiber ffets
perdttli6 unb oemiitbi9eno 9etpeien
iein ioa Sn ibrer Nbwsienbeit wanbte
Or. WcGee fiA an oas 8eri9t u. erlangte
eius Nbdnoerung bes Sdeiounes= Se-
trets, auf 8runo berer ibm iein S6h=
terdhen mdbreno bier Wonate i'm Sabre
iiberlaHen tperben iOle. Seine 6rau
rpsissrt iid, oieie 9eri9tlide Orore an=
3uertennen, unb um oeren SefolqunQ
gu ersninaen. be9ann Wc2ee bas nuns
mebr enti4ieoene Sabsas Corpus Yer-
fabren.
Gidtsr Willer pergetpiiIerte fidh burd
cine 8speisaufndbme. oaB Die Wooifi
fation oes SdeioLn9sbetrets obne Der.
wihen Der Grau erlangt worosn NOR.
| 10 oaB Die 2sstere alio aud feine @sle'
Ieenbeit bate. ben antras ibres Wan.
neg 3u bsfdmpfen, uno unter oieier
umifdnoen ertldrte er, baB fie ourd
ben nsusiisn Sefsbl oes Snoianapoliier
&idters nidt gebunoen fei, uno ib
9inb ihrem esi6ieoensn @atten MID
aussuliefern brau6e.
1rnu Wt&ee iii Die So6ter BEG pobl
babenben Contractors Sullipan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Gbeletsen.

Sbitere Geiten entroate bic Gbei9ei=
ounsstla9e bon @ffis pieree 9esen ibren
@bemann Qoratio W. pieree. Bic
Rldgerin b,jidtt9t in berielben ibren
Mann, fie in Der erObftsn Nrt unb
Deiie berna9ldffst su baben. Sn
Der iiberaus fur3en 3eit ibres gbeitan-
bes - fie purben am 81. Nuguft 1904
getraut - bat iie Die traurisfen Gr-
fabrunsen semadt. Sbr Wann bsr=
meieerte ibr anseblifh ale Subfiitsna.
mittel, iopie bic notbwsnbigfte 8stlei=
oung, Tim anitdnoig auftreten gu tons
1en; ia, ielbft Die n6tbi9e Nabrung
purbe ibr borentbalten.
2ldssrin siebt fernerbin an. bab ibr
Wann iie in 8ssentpart anbsrer per'
iOnen srtblidf beidimpft uno belei=
oigt uno fe su un3dbligen Malen tief
in ibrer @bre 9etrdntt bate. Gum
SdluHe ibrer 2lage bemerfte gffie
pierce, bas ibr Wann fid au9 treulOs
uno pfihtpergeRen in ebeli9er Be-
siebung geseigt babe.
@emOhnbeitsmdbige Sruntenbeit
ibres Mannes Sobn Gabap peranlatte
feline Grau Warp 6abap bic Gbei9ei=
oung 81 beantrasen. 8ier Sabre lang
bat fie oas 2afer ibres Mannes ertra=
gen. Wdbreno oieier 3eit iol er fis
unmenidlid unb erauiam bebanbsli
baben, au8 fOll er periu4t baben, iie
gu ertpiirgen. ginmal iO9ar bat fis
ibr Wann ansebli9 nit einem WeRe,
berleyt. Gum S9luiie ibrer 2lase
siebt Warp Jabap an, bab ibr Wanu
fib meigert, fie su unterfftibsn. 3ulebl
trieb er fie unter Sobesorobungen aus
benz 9auie.
Seit 2 5abren ioa Cigar N0en feline
Grau gtbel allen b.rIaiien unb ni9t
untsrittst baben. Mus bieiem @runbe
mDdte fie Der gbefeReln entlsoigt Isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
&nabe eridoKe,t.

Ils cine Golse Der bier 10 lanbesiib-
li6en WOoe, unmtnbi9e 3naben nit
S9iessstpebren berumlaufen su lahen.
liest beute Na&mittqs Der IL Sabre
alte Oscar @eioemau, 827 NOrr
Semple Nbenus nit bur9f9ohenem
Salie i'm itdotiidsn Sootenbauie. Nn.
9eblib erlas er Der 4usel aus elmer
5lobertbadie, zines ieiner Spiel.
tameraoen.
gowaro 2aBenburser, 920 3epfon'
Nbenue unb 6raat 2angoon, 821
6amilton apenue, iollsn nit benz 2na'
ben sur 3sit oes l1nfalles 3uiamm.r
getpeien fein. Die 2u9el, na9oem fl
Die S9lagaoer our6ianitten bate
ieBte fih i'm 8iifsrat feft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
0as Seiahs Gomite oes
4onberueurS.

Sas 9e9islatur= Somite, melbes bon
@ouperneur Surbin ernannt murbe,
I'm Die peri4ieoenen Stats Snititu=
tionen uno Separtements 3u beiu6en,
uno aus3ufinoen, wel6e finan3iellen
0erwilli9un9en fir bic Staats=Nnifal=
ten fiir Die udhifsn 3tuei Sabre nbtbia
fino. bat iib mie fOlst Orsaniiirt:
prdlioent, Senator Sremont @ooos
mine (aep.) bon Winiamspori; estre=
tdr, &epr. Sionep @antr,a bon 9art'
foro @itp uno ShaBmeifer Sbomas
M. Sonan bon Seymour.
Sm 9aufe Der nddifen Wohen tpiro
iOuobl @ouperneur Surbin als aud
Der neuerpdblte @ouberneur Sanlst
Die GOmmiifion be9leiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Gtns i6wsre Mnflase.

Inter Der Nntlase Der triminellen
6abrldifateit purbe beute frib &ap
ssobnIon, % gDef ct. Clair StraBe,
berbaftet unb in Der Station abselie-
fert. SobniOn 1T Der lunge guri4e.
tpel1er Dor etua Wodenfriff Die st
Sabre alte Grau gli3abetb S4ul3 iiber.
fubr uno fbmer osrles!e.
Eas 8sfinoen Der alten Jrau bat
fb 10 perihlshtert, oab Der lie beban-
oelnoe Nr3t, Sr. SOoses, oas
S6limmfte bsftir6tet. Die Wutter
oes iungen Wannes ididte Der ihwer
perlssten alten Dame berf9ieoentlit
glumen, psl9e oerielben cine srobs
6reube auf ihrsm 9ranfenbstts be-
rsiteten.
Sosnion erfreut fi1 i'm allgemei'
nen zines guten 2eumunoes. III
psrlor ert Dor wenigen WO6en ieiner
Batter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
eSobanm Soiepb Meoit.
Den beriibmten DolfssG ribun
empfdnot nur cine fleine
6emetnoe.
Sein &attpf gegett oem
0apttaltSuauS.

0err Sobann Moif, Der beriibmte
6reibeitsreoner. fprad aeftern Nbeno
in Der Columbia Salle bor elmer @e=
isaidaft, melde lid fat ausidlieBlib
aus Nnbdngern Der iOcialiitif9en Bar
teien suiammeniebts.
8iele Sabre fino berflOhen, ieitoem
Der betannte v6eridtsn-&iller" Sobann
Woit in Der biirgerliden @emeinfbaft
Der 8ereinigten Staaten cine &OQe
ipielte. Ni4t Elm einsiges Meal madte
geifsrn Nbeno Ssrr Moit audi nur eine
gemerfung in Se3ug auf regierenbs
6iirfen; in ieiner &eoe, tpelhe iiber
II Stunben bauerte, ertpdbnte ct ni9t
nit elmer Silbe Der eefrDnten Sdupter.
Ssrr NtOf, uelder nit ieinem
peiBen gonbart ben @inorud zines be-
bdbisen 6armers ma4te, erwdbnte
am S9luB ieiner @ebe folsenoes:
,0iebe Mrbeiter"! Sic Nae iino mehr
ober peniger Mitelisber Der @ewert=
idaften Der Yereirligten Staaten: Sn
Der Wtitte bieier aber beifebt eine @or=
ruption. 1nb bieie muh beieitist tper=
ben.
Serr Moif faate ferner, oaB bon
Sabr 3u Sa6r BEL ben Wablen 81 me-
mig SntereHe sesei9t puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
@raee WoranS SenneHeB begebt
Selbitmoro.

Srau Sames 6. Senneiiep, friihere
SRI. @racs WOranb aus Snoianapolis,
maate ND 6reno Der gla9t ibrem Qeben
ourd ginatbmen bon @arbolidure in
Wbisfsp, Elm @noe.
3ur 3eit ibrer S6at bate fie fih
in oas Saoeaimmer bs9eben uno Die
Sbtir hintsr fi9 ab9ei4loRen. 3pei
i6rer G9mefsrn, Die bel ibr ben abeno
berbra6t batten. paren i'm gfe6en3ims
mer, ais Die iunge Grau oas 9ift
na6m.
SRI. Woranb beiratbete @Ol. Sames
6. Jennefsp, ben Observation-Disclosures
i'm Sabre 1902, ieOoa lebten beioe nur
fur3e 3eit auiammen. Jenneheg
bra6te cine S6eioungstlage elm, in
pel9er er anga6, oaB elm iunger
Stuoent ibm Die 2iebe ieiner Srau ab.
fpenftis aema9t babe.
Die Jrdu reihte etne Se9entla9s
elm, in Der ie ausIagte, oaB ibi
Wann gu intim nit Selma Seimnn.
elmer i96nen iunsen S4auipielerin.
eerpeien lei.
6enne1ep's 8erm0gen miro in biz
6unoerte Don Sauienoen 9ei@dBt. 81
III gum Sbsile @igentbamer beg bieii'
gen gmpire. Sbeaters, feline iun9t
Jrau iit Die So9ter BON So6n Wo'
rano. ben prdfioenten Der 6rant 8irt
Sransfer SO. in hiefiger Staot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
8arbisritnbenbetb bernrtbetlt.

Sm @erihtsfaale bes 6risoensridter
Stout, fam gsftern Der 6an bes 8ar=
bieriiubenbefBsrs %. .. Nrmffrona.
anaetlaat am Sonntag iein @si6dft
i'm getriebe aebabt 5u baben, our 8er=
banoluna. 8edtsanwalt SEQ W. &ap=
paport erhob bic Nntla9e. pdbrenb
Gnmalt Mc@OQOugb Die 8ertbeioiaunQ
iibernommen batte. Nadbem beioe
Seiten ibre Nusingen asmadt batten.
uno nadoem beioe Nnmdlte ibre Nr=
gumente ben @eihporenen borqebrahi
hatten. sogen fid oieielben 3urad unb
nod benz sweiten Ballot hatte fid Die
Surp bereits auf ein Thulbig Yeroifi
geeiniat Nrmitrong tpalrbe nit IS
uno Soften beifraf..
sc tpuroe bereits beridieoentlid Die
Mnfi6t funoeeeebsn, baB bic Barber.
ffubenbefber aus ben bdufaen Gebl.
f6ldeen Der Nutlaaer neusn Wuth
I66pfen tphrben. bas aeifern abaeee.
bsne 8eroitt Der Surp muroe aber mad
elmer Griif bon faum 5 Winuten per.
fhnbet.