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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
~ WAY OF DIVERSION.
Admiral Togo 6ombarded Port Arthur
e., r: --t May rs.

Admiral Togo eombarded Port Arthur
-, = ~ ,--. May rs.
st. Petersburg, May 28.-The for
eign Office has received dispatches
from both Chefoo and Picking report.
ing from Chinese sources new bonn
bardment of Port Arthur May Is. If
this be true it indicates that Vice Ad.
miral Togo used the guns of his ships
to make diversion at Port Arthur
and pave the way for final assault
on the Russian positions around Kin
chou Thursday.
AS this is a big holiday, the ami
versary of Emperor Nicholas corona
ton, no expression could be obtained
ut the war Office upon the dispatches
from Toxic, but if the Japanese have
succeeded in crossing the neck the
general impression in military circles
is that although Kinchou is twenty
ave miles above Port Arthur the Rus
SLAMS will be able to offer little resist
ance until the enemy reaches the peri.
meter Of the fortress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
JAPANESE ACCOUNT
OF THE FIGHT.

Toxic, May 2S.-The japanese army
swept the Russians from Kinchou
Thursday morning and in desperate
attack stormed the almost i'm
pregnable position of the Russians o.
Nanshan hill, west of Talienwan. The
battle ragged on the hills all througA
the night and fragmenIary kilograms
from the Japanese Headquarters re-
port that the engagement is sun III
progress anu that lne Japan~se a.e
still pursuing the Russians south from
pay. Inc hussAaAs nau nla.e e4aD-
crate prepai aLlOns 10 cneCK Ine .a..-
eSe movement sOuLn on the Llau.uns
peninsula tOwalu fOrt Allnur. lney
had fortified the nigh grOunu on me
south snOAe or lalAenwan Gay, lao1.
WOrks eXJeuulns TO the easL anu Lne
west. Inc eAl4eme Russian right was
at HushangtaO ana the extreme left at
Nanshan nIIl TINS nil was the ST. ons-
est part o. inc Ane; series Oh Dar-
terles, strongly emplaced, clOWced AIS
crest, while .ltle PITS extended around
its sides. Mines mad been placeu
lower Gown on this hill anu a.Ounu
the base, @.llle on the nolIleln anu
eastern sizes were stretched We'll
made wire arrangements Another
line of fences, also protected WIZ
wire arrangements, extended from
negotiating, near the head of Ia
lien wan bay, due north of Lluchlatien
which lies south OF klnchou.
A strong Russian force was posted
ut Kinchou. It consisted OF infantry
and artillery.
Japanese Occupy East Hills.
The Japanese first occupied the line
, of hills to the east of klnchou. Theil
position had formed an Almost perlecl
right angle, showing its southern from
| to Talienwan and It's western front tt
Kinchou. Chiulichan village was tn
| apex of this angle; the extreme RICH
Of the Japanese lines rested at Chen
chatien, which is almost due north O
Chiulichan, while the extreme leI
was at Chaitsuho, village due cas-
of Chiulichan. Back of this angle tn
attacking force assembled in complet
security.
The Russians apparently attempte
to draw the Japanese attack last Sal
urday, for their batteries opened fir
slowly on the enemy on that day. Tn
Japanese, however, refused to b
drawn until the positions of the Rus
slams, their guns and their strengt
had been fully developed. To this en-
the Japanes began series of careful
reconnaissance, their officers workin,
their way close enough to the Russian
position to draw the enemy's fire
They thus Sc cured fragments of SHELF
for the purpose Of ascertaining tn
| calibre of the Russian guns. They dis
covered that the batteries on Nanshal
hill included howitzers of about IL
centimetres calibre, 10 old style can
non OF between 9 and Is centimetre
calihre and 2 quick firing guns of l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
CURE or TUBERCULOSIS.

International Congress Meets to Dis.
cuss Subject.
Copenhagen, May 2S.-The interna-
tional tuberculosis congress was for.
mally opened in parliament house dur
ing the day under the presidency OF
Professor Brouardel Of Paris. Crown
Prince Frederick. the ministers and
members of the diplomatic corps, in
Guiding United States Minister Sven
son, were among those in attendance
Delegates from twenty countries,
among them DR.. Pottenger of Los An
geles, CAL, and q. L. Trudeau of New
York, were present. Premier Deuntzer
welcomed the delegates. After the
opening ceremony the crown prince
mingled with the delegates and con-
versed with MI. Trudeau and DR.. Pot
tenEer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
OF CAPTURE
>UF KINCHOU BY THE JAPS
It Will Aid Materially in the Campaign
Against Port Arthur---Hills Will Be
Strongly Fortified. IT,,

manu POSITIONS OF the country for sew
srsl miles in the direction of Port Ar.
thur. presume from the action at
Kinchou that the Russians intend to
make another stand at Port Dalny
Their justification for defending Kin.
chou must have been the belief that
their numbers were able to cope with
ours, SO Expect that practically all
the available Russian troops have been
moved out from Port Arthur in the
attempt to head off the investment"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
HOPED THE END WAS NEAR.
administrator Disturbed by Fighting
in Santo Domingo.

Washington, May 2s.-The state de-
partment is greatly disappointed at
the revival of the revolutionary dis
5turbances in .Santo Domingo, for it
had reason to believe from Ministe.
2Powell's last advices that the Morales
government had succeeded In estal,-
fishing firm hold and that the revo-
luton had burnt out. However. It Is
said, there viii be no change In the
policy which our government has pur-
sued u treaty with Santo Domingo;
there will be no Intervention, hut only
. careful watch over American inter
ests and the stationing In Dominican
waters of 3 sufficient number Of Amer
lean naval vessels to accomplish this
purpose. ISL. &%,3 324
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28

London, May 2s.-Raron Hayashi.
the Japanese minister, discussing the
recent lighting north of Port Arthur,
said: a.
"Kinchou will be occupied as first
base. The neighboring hills will be
strongly fortified in order that thew
can be held indefinitely. ~. For, food
supplies and ammunition Port Dalny
will be second base. - ~, :. r. = !:
"The possession of Kinchou will be
of invaluable aid in the campaign
against Port Arthur. The hills COM
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
HUNDREDS OF CLERKS LET OUT.
Wall Street Experiencing a Period of
Depression.

New York, May zS.-Wall street is
having such a period of business de-
preston as it has not experienced in
several years and one result of it is
that hundreds of clerks have been dis
missed.
One of the largest operators on the
Stock Exchange says he believes that
no less than $500 clerks and other
employees have been dismissed by the
brokerage and banking houses in the
last two weeks. The Arm of ]. P. Nor.
gan & Co. was among the first to re-
duce its working force. Others fol-
lowed suit In rapid succession. One
trm has sent notice to all of its force
OF clerks and stenographers informing
them that they must either accept a
20 per cent cut In salaries or take
vacations without pay. + u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards,

Chicago, May 27.-Cattle-Good to
prime steers, $5.25@5.S5; poor to me-
dunn, $4.40@5.25; stockers and feed
ers, $3.25@4.75: cows, $2.00@4.70;
heifers, s2.50@5.35; calves, $4,000
$50. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $3.50
@4.70; good to choice heavy, $4.65@
attn; rough heavy, $4.50@4.60;
light, $45004.65. Sheep-Good to
choice wethers, $5.25@5.60; Western
sheep, $4.75@5.50; native lambs, $500
@5.50; Western, $5.4006.65; spring,
e5.5067.5O. ~,~sst - ID, =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, May 27-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.75@5.25; common to
fair, $s.50@4.50; good to choice cows
AGO. Hogs-$4.25@4.50. Sheep-Good
to choice yearling wethers. $4,000
5.25; good to choice lambs, $525@5.75.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
JAPANESE VICTORY
COSTS MANY LIVES
In the Assault and Capture of Kinchou the
the Japs Lost 5000 Men Killed and
Wounded.

The Commander of the army at.
lacking Kinchu, reports as follows:
A detachment of our troops occupied
handwriting the morning Of May eth.
The enemy fed in the direction of
Port Arthur, after burning the railway
station at Shanshiplitao northwest of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
.Russll P0rcnases Cc0iser.

IN, London, May 2S.--A cruiser now ap,
preaching completion at private yard
IN England has been sold to French
agent. representing Russia. Russia
also recently purchased In England q
number of fast cargo vessels. which
will be altered 20 as to enable their
10 10 used @ transports.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
Largest Catch Of Haiibut.

Vancouver, B. c., May %. The larg.
est catch Of halibut in . single days
fishing ever made by any vessel In
the world fell to the lot OF the steam
Eer New England early this week. On
Cape George, Dixon entrance. the New
England II ons day caught 16O, 900
pounds of nne halibut, thus beating all
previous records. 5;ss 5Ss 5i ;$sss5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
JAPs HAVE LARGER FORCE.
Army Above Port Arthur Said to Mum
$ Der Fifty Thousand.

Der Fifty 1housand. sy
Newchwang. May Is. The Japanese
estimate the strength of the Russians
about Port Arthur at 10000 men. The
former have $4,000 men at Kinchou.
Chinese continue to escape from
Port Arthur, but little reliance is
placed on their statements. They say
food is growing scarcer at Port Ar
thur and there Ii good authority for
saying the Japanese believe they can
starve out the Russians IL three
months. En- III 5S< ss
Much contraband OF war Is arriving
ct this port The French steamer
Bourbon landed $1,000 sacks Of -four
during the day.
"A British cruiser at Chingwantao Is
awaiting instruct Ions from the consul
here, who will not make any state
ment for publ Ion. ..3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28

Belleview, Pa, May Ex-senator
Quay's condition begins to look alarm
ing. There was change for the
worse at o'clock this morning and
he is not expected to live throughout
the day. He has been in a stupor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, May 27.-Wheat-In store
No. 1 hard, $3.50; No. l Northern,
94Mc; No. Northern, 91Mc To arrive
NO. l hard, $3.50; No. Northern,
$500; No. Northern, 92Mc On
track-No. l Northern, S3% 096Ac;
No. 2 Northern, 91!a @94Ac; May,
94hc; July, 93ssc; Sept, S15sc. Flax
I'm store and to arrive, $1.O6A; May,
$1.07; July, $1.0S; Sept. and Oct,
S1.0QL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
Must Avoid Danger Zone.

Shanghai, May 2S.-The local steam
ship agents, in view of the drifting of
Russian mines, are instructing the
captains of their vessels not to traverse
the danger zone between the Shantung
promontory and the Miaotau group OF
islands during the night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28

Dalny. On the Goth our troops cap
tured fifty guns besides many other
things. The number of the enemy's
dead left on the field amounted to 400.
Our casualties, including dead and
wounded, are estimated at 5000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, May 27.-Wheat-Mays
94Ac; July, 93%c; Sept, $3.50. On
track-No. l hard, 96$c; No. North
ern, $3.50; No. Northern, 93xc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28

more profound each hour. Oxygen is
being administered constantly in hope
-
of relieving him.
Belleview, Pa, May, %, 8 p. NJ
Senator Quay sank rapidly this after
noon and at 2:3O passed away.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
OUT Of COMMISSIONS.
Nusslan Hospltal Ship Mongolia Badly
Damaged ~ Jap ohell.

Moscow. May %. Captain Padalkofk
of the Russian hospital ship Mongolia,
which was damaged BY being struck
5by shell at Port Arthur and which
II now ct Odessa said II On interview;
during the day that the Mongolia Ii
leaking badly and that Il viii probably
be necessary 70 replAce her With ms
so4her vessel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
5DRo okLYN GOES TO TANGlER.
Dispatched II Connection With Rsesnt
DYE r. ie1nannl M

kidnapping.
Washington May 2ss Rear Admiral
CHADWICK has reported To the navy de.
pArtment the arrival Or his squadron,
consisting Of the Brooklyn. Atlanta.
Castinc and Marietta Ut Tenerffte, the
Canaries, where orders were waiting
him to dispatch q vessel to Tangier "A
connection with the Kidnapping Of the
American. P1rdicaris.
The Brooklyn va Immediately dir.
patched IL that place. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
SENATOR QUAY DEAD

Unconscious All Day and Was Kept Alive
=. Only by the Administering of Oxygen:
The Final Dissolution Comes at 2:30 This
Afternoon.
Another of the Great Leaders of the Repub-
lican Party Passes Away.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-14
8abn:nnfaH.
Glf 8afaaiere zines Gbieago unb
GpansDiae 3ngs f9wer perlebt.

SanbilIe, SGs., Is. Stunt. Sci
bet gntgleiiung beg &au9masens zines
Chicago uno @bansbiGe 8aHa9ier=3uss
auf Der @bica9o & @aftern SainDis
gahn tDurben beute in 9anbile Sunc=
tion cine Nn5abl pahagiere perlebt,
barunter elf f6mer. 9ie leBteren muir.
ben in SOspitdler iiberftbrt, Die an.
beren fanben In botels Nufnabme.
Inter ben S9mer=g erlebten befinbet
fi9 q. 9. MDrris bon 5eorif, Snb.,
Der cine &opfmunoe babontrug.
Spfer eines 8erus.
@IebelGnb, o., Is. SUM-.
g. %. Sobnion, 3ugmeifter Bel Der
Safe Shore 8abn, purbe beute BEL
Clinton, o., BON einem 3ug iberfab=
rem unb oerartig berleBt, baB er balb
barauf feinen Getlt aufgab. CT ber-
lieB einet @agen, als eben Elm 3us
nit raien6er S9neli9feit beranfubr.
&a Strett.
6 n, o., Is. Sum-. @lif=
forb BoDlan tpurbe BEL einem Streite
nit Negeru sefdbli9, 2 anbere @eiBe
fino erntli9 perlebt. IL S9parae
fame,1 in @epabriam, UNI fie Dor ben
@eiBen gu f9iiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-14

Gin hibf9er unser BUR-
EAe trat uuldngf- In bic RefratH
r~unssofftee gu OsealoOfa, Sd.. unn
ertlGrte feine Mbfi4t. Solbot 81 Der.
ben. Der Sergeant Sumes 2eDis
befaA i'm bon obsn big unteH nns
fanh ni9ts an fetnem &0rprban arS'
quicken. MIs ct thn uber iu's Ne'
bensimmer fibrte unb tfm betabl,
fi9 ausautleiben, ba Durbe Der Barr
f9e glabenb ROTH unb geftanb. nahs
benz er ft9 lanee genug seftrdnbt
bate, bub sr eiR Mdb9en 5ei; ba fam
bas grrDtben an ben &riegsmdnrs
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sdblte RUN, bas ibr 2iebbaber Sol'
bat I'M 8, Gnfanterie > Regiment uno
our 53sit IN ct. Mi9ael, @lasta. fas
ttonirt fd; tie gebadte fi4 aniperbert
gu ldfen, nm gu i1m gu fommen. Der
braat Sergeant bnnte i6r aber NIT
benz beftsn Minen ni6t helfen, tsf
traurig umb nit 9brdnen in ben Muz
gen berlieb b1s MGbel Snfel Sam's
RetrutirunasofftcE
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Oie Hebenprpbutte Def
Oel~raffinerien ionen einen ausgeaei9<
neten 8rennitOff fir @epd4sbdulsr
liefern.
Yer 9 nIag Der Sose etnes
2DDen 1T, Der 9eipalt zines fpl6en
mad, erit Der brittle, Der BON Sbtereu
tommen fdnn. oils trGftigiter gilt Der
S9lue bon etnem @atfiidi9nan5e.
unb no6 bieiem Der bon ether 9iraffe.
Die 6 o III n It eusr
purbe Dor 8ur5em our groBen un5u5
friebenbett Der 8epDlterung i'm SIR
ftentbum MpntenegrO eingefubrt.
Den & q I 5tDif9en benz
europdifGen Geitlanbe unb England
paffiren elmer S6dbung nu9 in beioen
Gi9tungen tdgli9 900 Biz 1000
S9ifTe.
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tut ote Groe.
Nidfehr zines 8eiftliden bon elmer
@eltreife per 3ueirao.

6 5rancisco, 13. SUM-.
Na9 elmer 3ueirab=G abrt bon 81, 600
Meilen in fremSen 2dnbern febrte 8eb.
sbidler beute nit benz Sransport=
Dampfer 9ogan aus Manila auriid.
8or 8 Sabren batte er feinen 6ei=
matbsort Upper Nlton. ST., perlaRen
unb unsefiibr ieoes2anb auf benz CRIB
bah beiudt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-14
Surge 9epei9em.
SnIanb.
13. Stunt.


Spooner, Wisc. Mnoerttalb
9dufer9ebierte nit @ef6dftsbduiern
tpurben bur6 einen Branh serit6rt.
8erluft auf $6O, 900 gei9dbt.
% abin9ton Ser Comp
trOuer Of the CURRENCY erlteB einen
Iufruf bestiglt9 Der Sage Der Sea
tiOnal=8 anten beim Sei6dftsf6luB am
9. SUM.
y borb, ga. Dur9 eine
Naturgas=grploton fam 6. 2aprenee
um's 2eben, Elm anberer 1T t6btlt9 per=
lest. 8erf9iebene enttamen nit tnap=
per Notb benz Sobe.
NnSIano.
8uenosNbres. Sn Der Pro=
bin5 San 2uis III Elm Nuffanb ausee=
brO6en. @ouberneur gefangen.
Berlin. Die Brinser @eorg
uno @onrab b. 8atern reiften eeftern
inco9nito nod Sem Sort ab. sic be.
iu6en Die Nusfeaung, eini9e Saupt=
ifdbte unb MAIDEN bann cine Meltreiie.
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Saies&aG.

9te seftrieen Spiele reiulttrten tpie
folgt:
American NfociatiOn.
Snhianapolis, Is. SUM-.
Srbianapplis .O10O1201*- 5
Milpautee. IL O. 9
Solebo, Is. Stunt.
Solebo ......O O1OOO3OO-
9anias @itp 20 OO3O0OO3- 6
2~ouispilIe, Is. SUM-.
2ouisbine. ...9O1OOO12*-15
Minneapol;s. ..O1O331O1O- g
Columbus, o., Is. SUM-.
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ct. gaul. ....O l. {
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pbilaoelpbia, 13.FSunt.
philadelphia ..2ooooOO4*- 6
Cincinnati ....220OOOOO0- a
Bolton, Is. SUM-.
Bolton ......3 o. 4
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Chicago, Is. SUM-.
Chicago ....2O1OOOOOO- z
Stem Oorf 80 10O10000- 2
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@iotr bic vunionS",
Gewerfi6afts : Seiueguug erleiOet tit &o6efter,
e. g., ei1en en1pfaolidem Siding.
gus Dem Cripple Greet Sihnf. - anmalt Der Mrbeier uerbafkt. Saft
mf &eIen. - 5durti6er lebufaa. 5rau Yaherlon inter
Morb=Mnnag. - 9iamanten=Sieb 6etraft.

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Burlington, Is. SUM. ST.
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POint Militdr : Ntaoemie. SSn Stem
Oort i9lieBt fi9 ibnen Der britii9e
8oti9after Sir Mortimer 9uranb an.
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unb anberer 8eamter Elm. Die @em=
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inbufriele Embellishments unb anbere
Sebensmtroi9teiten.
Sbatetner Settle.
WiIfesbarre, pa., Is. SUM-.
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aus benz naben @lennion, tpurbe beute
bon Martin Green brutal iiberfalen
unb lieet i'm Sterben. @r wurbe an
4 Stelen gefto9en, erlitt einen S9d=
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ftoBer unb elm She'll Der 3unge abse=
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LAB Der Shat. Die 8eamten batten
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Bottles 81 fdiBen.
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besan9efIagt.
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i'm Wa9en befanb, wurbe beute megen
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tusrben pioeripre9enbe 8ertdte eradblt
uno Grau patterIOn bei6rdntt fi@ auf
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auf unbeitimmte 3eit ms 3u9tbaus
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@bicago, Is. SUM-. Natban
Weinbart, elm &eiienber aus NewO orf,
berlebte beute Die 8itttpe Marie Sarris
burd etner S9uB lebenssefdbrlih.
@iferiu6t gilt aIs Sriebfeoer. De,
Sbdter 1T ner1aftet.
6 btparb's Mrat.
BbilabeIpbia, Is. Sum-. Sr
gealeitung zines bieF9en Ner3tes trai
beute Sir Grebertt Srebes, Der bebeu=
tenbs englii4e @6trur9, melder R6niq
@bparb Dor Der Rr6nuns operirte, bic,
Elm. st fommt bon einer Sour ourd
ben Weiten unb meilt bas aueitemal In
Mmerifa.
8om 8Iibeer 6Inaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-14
s6hben=0ef.
YrGiibent gepinnt in Steupertres
tnuB Den eriten Silbere 4rafal.

81 n . o (, Is. SUM-. Die 9roBe
parabe berS9iben, zines Der 9aupter=
eisniRe Oes in SObofen abeebaltenen 4.
n~ationalen S6iBenfeites. 9ing beute
Dor i9. Die parabe fano in Sem
Oort fat unb puroe bon 8iir9ermei=
fer Mc@lelan, bem beutf6en @oniul
mti Stab u1o pielert anbern Wtrben-
TRIGGER befi6ttst.
Den erften @iIberbe9er beim @bren=
56ieBen getpann Prdioent Rooiebelt
in SteIbertretung. Gs 1T ibli9, baB
Der 8unbes =prdfibent bic erften 3
S1hhe i'm Namer BEG Yrdftbenten Der
Ser. Staten ab9ibt. 6eute CAB s..
3roeser ben sltdli6en e9uB ab. Der
pofal tpurbe an ben prdfibenten ses
Ianbt.
s 0 n 6berirteB eteranen.
NabbtIle, Senn., Is. Stunt.
3aibbile 1T beute Mbenb nit Beiu9ern
geftlIt, 8eteranen unb Seleeater gu Der
morsen b%eginnenoen &eunion Der 8er=
etnigten @onf6oerirten 8eteranen. Son
MiHouri big Montana baben fi9 9ele=
saten eingefunoen. Muer Wabri9ein=
li9teit nod tpirb Gen. See gum Na9s
foleer bes Sen. s. g. @orbon erwdblt.
Nbner Me9inIep's ee r
ot9ung.
6 1 o n, o., Is. SUM. 9ie
2ei9e bon Nbner Mc&inlep traf beute
Elm unb purbe mad Der Wobnune BON
Jrau Mc4tnlep, benz 5eim beg b%erftOr=
benen Prdioenten, iiberfiibrt, po
Greunbe uno 8erpanote fe bei9tig=
ten. NuBer ben nd9ften N~ngeb0rigen
tpar au1 Senator 6atrbanfs bon Sn=
biana gum S~e9rdbniB erf6ienen uno
Bel &i9ter 9ap ab9efiegen. Sic 8ei=
iebung fanb i'm MoRinlep'i6en Gami=
lien-@rabe auf Dem Weflawn Grieo=
bofe fat.
usbebnnngb es @treits.
8 o itou, Is. Stunt. ueber 100
tpeitere @eperfi6aftler stngen beute an
ben @treit, neil bic I%rbeitseber tein
Nbfommen, muir l1nionilten anauite1en,
untersei9nen MOLTEN.
&aifuIps 8 eangene
Wafbineton, Is. SUM-. -
Wenn alIes gut sebt, tommt perbt=
caris am Mittmo9 fret. 90 lange
brau6t bic @eianbti9aft nit Dem
26iegelb, I'm bas Eager Der &duber au
errei9en.
8oti@after pupseranb beipra9 beute
nit Sefretdr 6att Die Sage in Ma=
rocco.
Ser frans6fi6e BOti@after b6rte
BON feiner &esterung, baB Der Sultan
bic 5o~rberungen Der Brieanten be-
mtIigt.
ginise bon &aiiuli's @efaneenen
fino bereits, gum 3ei4en oaB Der Rdu=
ber ben 8oridldgen pertraut, fretge=
1aiien morben.
Na6 Greilahung Der @efangenen
miro Die ameritanifde 6lotte nidt mebr
ldnger in Saneer bIeiben.
Bomber u feI1un9.
ST. Bouts, Is. Stunt. Melt=
NusfeIunssplab. 9ieie @o6e 1T Die
yftdotif9e" auf Der Nusfelung.
Seben Gag finoen 8erbanolungen
ftatt, mo municipale Probleme bon
Sadberfdnoisen aus beri9ieoenen
Sbeilen bes 2anbes btscutirt tperben.
9eute ipra6en 8tirgermeiter Wals
bon bier u. q.
Die 3ulanIn9en bonn GroHnun9s=
tag am 80. Npril big eini6IieBli9 10.
SUM- betrueen /, 944, Oil.
Sas LANCE ertuartete Bprtrait Der
2aiferin=W tttme bon China fam beute
enoli6 an ufb purbe ipfprt gum
Runfpalaf 9ebra9t, mo Die gnt=
hii0unq ftattfanb.
Bring gu Sun, Der Neffe Der. Gai=
ierin. leitete bte Jeier.
Spdter finbiete s. u. Butler, Der
Hor1tbenbe bes @omites bon Der natio=
nalen fdbtifhen 8isa, bel Der erften
ffdbtif6en 8eriammlung an, man babe
befdlohen. tuese1 Der tleinen 3ub6rer=
fdaft tpeitern Sibunsen big gun,
Serbffe au berf9teben.
Al 49, N2N Gs~AN