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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

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4aiiers We9gang in ibren Sdlitten
DEN OueD Dor benz Wmisrpalaif auf
uno ab, inter Dielen 0~urrabrufen,
nobel ernfbIidenoe Generate, uOn Der
geuesung binaeriRen. bic iungen 0eute
iaIutirten. Die g0rienpreiIe fino beuts
etuas 9eIiiegm.
W | btrauen gegen 0ap 's
Note.
g I. petersburg, 10. 6ebr
Die Nadridt bon Der NOts oes Setre=
tdrs 0ap. 4nertennune Der Snts9ritdi
bon gtina UNI Gorea betreffeno. miro
in biplomatiihen RreiIen biel bsipro=
den. @roBer 3meifel iiber bic 3wed'
mGbigtsit Der I,bteren @lauIel Der Nots
Tdeint iioehen Dor3uliegen.
SIM auspdrtigen Unit. no elm 9e-
wihes WiBtrauen ge9en Die Abfidten
Der Ser. Gtaaten berrfdt. mar cine gr.
tldrung an amtlider Stelle ni4t er.
9Gltli1
Minilfer QamsoorIf ertldrte beutl
aegeniiber ben Diplomaten bel Ieinem
empfanoe. oaB Der Gar allies in feline,
Madt ltebenoe sur germeiOung zines
eonlittes aetban babe.
9 d eidelbat Il 8 a D,
gerlin. 10. 6sbr. 9ie Nott
ocs Ssfretdrs Sap bstreffs @biaas
aslan9te aeifern ans ~ausudstige 4mt,
Staatsietretdr 2ihtbofen lieB bereits
Gelreidr 9ap anoeuten. Bah feline Dor
Idldae wabrI9einli9 fir Deuti6Iant
annebmbar iinb. DC ie auf 2otaliFi.
rung oes 4rie9s bin3ielen. Der Shriti
Mmerita's wiro bonn auspdrtieen Nmi
als QeIdidter S6ad3ug an%geIsbsn.
SIM Daa9. Die boldnoiidl
Regisruna erlieb bsute cine Neutrali.
dtssgrtldrung wdbrenc oes 3rieses in
Otafisn.
|8ie BeebungM a m p 3 o 8.
5otio, 10. Gebr. Sapan beisbt'
am Sonntcg Wofampbo uno ent.
ianoie cine ifarte Sruppenmaht mad
benz plabe. Der 0afen miro befeFiai
uno cine Marines lOuie Armees Bets
srridtet. Waiampbo 1T elm auberOr'
osniliA midiiqer punit, ba CT BIZ
Strabe bon 8orea beberrf9t uno ein'
bOr8ielide @runolcae fir iiinftisI
Cperationen bilOet.
Reine 9efebnng Sban'
Sal & IN a Il 8.
Paris, 10. 6eby. 8as ouswdr
tise Unit f6entt Den eeifrigen Yeridter
aus 3ieutfin, frans0iide YeisBunl
Sbans 0ais 3wan9s am Giao 9ung.
@olfs betreheno, ieinen @lauben. Di'
bielieen geamtsn erildren. Die oiesbe'
5iglihen Yerbanolungen lieaen iedI
Wonate 3uriif. Obne beifimmts Grfolge
uno Die semeloeie Nniunft fransOdide,
3ruppen be3iebe iid nur auf ilsinl
@arniion. Nbtbeilunaen. Der BELGIUM
Der bon osn 9uiien gerdumtsn sort!
fdme ieine Yeoeutun9 3u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

49, y
Wddte auf 9ewahrunq Der Neutrafi.
tat uno Sniegritdt yhinas erreaen gro.
be6 IufIehen. Der amerifaniihe SOt=
Idafter potter confsrirte heute mieoer
NIT Minifer 9slcaHs. Wie Die Dinge
liegen. erfdeint inoeIien Die gr5ielung
zines @inberlfdnoniiies nidt mubri9ein=
li9 i'm 0inblid auf ole Wsinun9sOer-
i6ieoenbeit Der Mddte uno Die Goncen.
irirung Der NuImertIamteit auf Die
2riessereisnihs. Grantreid miro je.
oenfals nihts ihuiI, mas m0glider=
meiIe ausgeleat meroen ttnnte, als noble
es NuBlano SAmierieteiten MAIDEN
ooer eiren 3mans biniidtlid Der Snte=
gritdt gbinas auf baielbe a~us3uiiben
Tuden. Smmsrbin oauern Die unter=
b%anoluneen iiber Die MnaeIesenbeit nod
fort.
9riegss@ rtlaru19.
8 o, Wittwod. 10. 6ebr. Cine
formsle 2riegs.grfldrun9 miro beute
Ibeno erpartet. Der Miniiter oes
AeuBern iudt Die 3uiimmung Oes
3aiiers gu Dem gniwurf nod.
5 ruiiide SanoelsOampfer glaterin-
toslab, WOuioon, Ruilia, Nr9un unO
4leranoer, mureen in toreaniiden @e-
mdlIsrn bon tleinen 3reu3ern gefapert.
giui9e iino rei1e priIen.
2onoon, IL. Gebr. auber
Der wleloung. baB jopon. 9ruppen in
SOuI anaelanet iino, entbaItsn Die
Moreenbldtter nidts Neues iiber Die
ibatid6liAe Sa0s.
Sn 2iao Dang iOnen bic &uien 100
GbinsIen maKacrirt baben unb Der
forean. 2aiier ioa in Die fransofii6e
@eianOtidaft y9slGdiet fem. 9ieie
Beri9ie lino nIAt behdtigt.
81, Der 6auptelinfling Der 9aiierin
bon @bina uno Ruhenfreuno. puroe
mad Der vDailp Mail" ~entbauptet.
Nad Oer 50. grprsb" tpurce Der ruiz.
2reuaer .Diano" burd ruifiibe 4anb-
Yatierien bon port Nribur beI6doigt.
q q dridteu an 8afabira
Watington, 10. Geb. Scr
japanii6e @eianote Eatabira erDieli
Nadridten uon ieiner Realerun9 liber
oas Sees@sie9t Dor @bemulpo. Als
befonoers midtie riro Der umitano
bstradiei, Dab ben yeridten 3ufOIge Die
eriie oFfene feinoielige 0anoluns bon
benz ruifIden Ganonenboot .Qoreib"
aus9ing, oas ON Wontag abeno ati
ole japaniIden 9orpeooboote %feuerie.
U uIfif6er6 ieG y q | u
ebaupte
YIaoiboit o d, 10. Gebr. pri.
batospeIden melosn cine Dolfdnoiat
AieoerIaes Der Sopaner ourh Die RuI.
len an YaIu 6lnle.
Die 9leiden NadriGten b~ebaupien,
oab @bemulpc, 9orea, bon ruifider
6oloaten irno Marintruppen beIebl
lei. Nad DepeIden. Die Der japanii6t
@eianote IN 2onoon erbielt, fino biz
jebt IN @bsmulpO nur I iapaniide Ba'
t%ai0one %gelanoet.
Observation-Disclosures
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

Wafbin9ton. 10. 6eb. Oas
grecutib. Gomite Der 3otben 9reu;
@eIelI9aTt erldBt bcuie cine Bitte um
@aben fir oas Silfsmerf i'm ruiiii9-
iapanIfdsn &risg, bic an Den Shab=
meilier Der @eIealdaf. in Wafbington,
q. g., gu ienoen fnO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
...Gtmas Neues...

Nir baben beI9loIen, Ollie weIde fiinftli6es
Gas 9ebrauden, nit yoraussabtm9s Metern
~ Derieben, obne cir Depelit gu perlaneen.
Nir lteIen bic Yerbinoun9 nit Der 9alpt.
8%eitum9orObre Der. ebenio ieten mir einen yles
ter auf unc liefern oas gas fiir einen D0dar
per 1auieno. Die einjige gerednune Die mir
MAIDEN, 1T fir bic Ye~rbinoungSrohre ppn Der
neutrality-suspicious. 2 Crense bis CUR Stelle bee
yleters. gDtr 8arantiren, oob o%ieielDen 3u'
f-ieoenbeit geben.
Sir gldbcres ipre9e man in Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
panit Bel sinem gronO.

Or inneapolis, 10. 6ebruor.
Sn sinem Wietbsbauie Oeruriadte bsute
elm grano cine Yanit. Cine 6rnu 1T
tObtlid, 6 anoers 2eute fino f9uer bers
leBt. Sn Der Gludt tuuroen berT9is.
osne perIonsn 81 8Obsn 9etrsten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
SfaFen.
81 0 d m E r g diffe9ss
tapert.

Gono . II III. Ue0r- OepelWeH
an Die 8ailp Diaif aug 9ofiO uno
NaqaIati BON 10. melosn Die qntunft
3neier oroFer ruIFider 9ampIer in
SaIebO, Sapan. Der cine 1T Der
8ampfer Der Jreiwiaisen 6lptte eta-
ierinOsloo, Der iiir3lid Sruppm uno
@affen mad Bort grtbur bradte, Der
anoere Der 0ampfer Qrgus, oerI6inel.
on ga6n-@eIsuidaft gebDrig. Beioe
tpuroen BON ben japan. 9reu5ern Sal
Den uno 0ei zen bel Gulan, 8Orea,
qetapert. Das ~eritere Sdif, 10000
9onnen, mar als 9ilfstreu3er ausge=
rid. uno fam bon W~laoiboitod, 'tDobin
oas sweIie fubr.
en- Salebo trafen aud Die bon ben
Snpanern qetaperten WalHIdfdnger
.@lorigs". DgiicO.ai", uAlsranoer"
uno yMidaei" elm.
QOnoon, IL. Gebr. Nad Der
o9ailp mail~ 1T cine pidtiae Bride
auf Der WlanOidurei yabu geipren9t;
80 MenI6en tamsn um's 2eben.
Mobififiruug Der 8es
erDen.
9 I. = 5 b q, 10. Gebr.,
IL llbr Wddis. Witel0niQ Nlerieh be-
oann heute nit Der MObilmaduus Der
NrmeesR eierben in OlfaIien.
Granddaughter Der 3eitun9en iiber
geI6dOiounaen Der japaniIhen Gdiife
p11reno Der @eIedte Dor port 4rtbur
uno oas Sinten oes japan. Sdla6ts
i6iIies .6bitinbima" fibrien oa5u,
Dab Die Reoatteure tiber ibre Snfor-
mntionsquelIe beFrnot wuroen. Sic
Iaqten, Die Wadridt TONNE bon Der
briiiidm 9oiI6aft.
Diele Yeri9ie erregien iiberal Grel'
De, aber pom gicei0nig QlerIeff fam
leinerIei gsfdtiguna. bis 5u oieIer
Gtuuoe bat Der yicciDnig feline meitete
Rahridt ouber Die Namen pom ber-
punoetsn Cffsisren 9elanot.
z ruffifd 69iffe to T.
BEN genomm M n.
Can 6rancisco, 10. 6ebr.
giuer Depside an bic Qnoc. prehe aus
Naqainti suIolae 1T Der ruIfilde 9reu-
ser nYnrioa" Der seliern bOr GbemulpO
gum Sintsn osbra6t muroe, bon ben
Sapanern 9enommen tno In Sa3cbO
anQelanQt.
Die Eepelhe iiiat bel, bel ocm 3cr-
%peoOangriif auf BORT artbur ieien,
ouber DER yeIbdOiQung ruIIiI6er
Sdifie. 7 anOers S6life genOmmsn
mnroeH. General 9uropoiiin 1T in
9arbin sur nebernabme oes Gomman.
oOs ibsr Die ruIiiden Qanotruppeu
angetOmmen.
W D ur mid 9etapert.
Q hanQai |, 10. 6ebr. 9as rtti=
hide aanonenboo Wanoiur. oas bers
idieoenen Guelen 5ufolge In Nogalati.
Sapan. aetapert iein iollte, befinoet
Iih bier o0aiQ sum DENT ausQeriifet.
Abreife 9urtno's 8.
Da, 10. 6ebr. Nad @su.
ier's Bureau III Der iapaniids @sianote
Rurino nebt Stab bon petersburg
nab Berlin abesreiit. 2luf Dem gahns
boz lam ss Al isillen feinoisligen aunO-
osbun9en.
Scr Il DIR tnng Der a | q l.
6en 6Iotte.
Darts 3. 10. Gebr. 9as Warine-
WiniIterium trift @ortebrungen, INN
Die franz. 6lOtte in afiatiIden @epdI-
Iern 81 bsritdttsn. S6ife in Brett,
gberbourg uuO 9oulon iusrosn in Bee
rsitTdaft 9eieBt.
Qrie9s=S enoungen
Ct. petersburq. 10. 6ebruar.
Gis @egieruus isnoet 800 grtras2Oto.
motiDen fir Die Wanoi6urei gabn.
9ie MelSung. RublanO ~untsrbnnols
tue9en elmer Auleibe bon 5000, 600.
900. 1T unIuabr; bic ruiFiden Oils
j quelen fino grob genug, UNI cine I'm.
lsibe sntbsbrlid gu MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
@robDritannieu.
3 rin3effin BON albcn b
bermdb I.

2onoOn, 10. 6ebruar. prins
aleyanbcr bon 3td uno prin5eifn
Mlice bon @lbanp murosn herte IN Der
ct. @eores 9apslle, i'm MinOior
SdloHe. eetrout, no li6 9Oniain
IittOria am glei6en Gage i'm Sabre
1910 berrdblte. Der gr3bii6of bon
Canterbury amiirte; a6nig gomaro
oab Die 8raut meg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
ShiHsnaarihten.
MnQefpm m { II.

~ u Y { ! U ht w Z IL
plpmOtub: .@taf Waloeriee" Don
Stem Dorf.
0ussnstcmn: vMajeliit" bon Nen
Yort.
Abge abren:
New Oort: Oceanic" bon 2iberpOol.
Neapel: ngalabria" bon Sem Dort.
Queenstown: ,uliOria" bon Bottom.
Mntpcrpen; .9binelano" bon pbifa.
oelpbia.
2onoon oMinneIota" bon pbila=
belpbia.
2ipsrpoOl: vllltOnio" bon Bottom.
2iDerpoOl: Oceanic" nod Stem Dort.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
FOR A CONVENTION HALL
Steps Are Being Taken to Establish One
In Great Bend.

DR.. A. D. Rafington will circulate
a petition in few days in regard to
the establishment of L Convention
Hall in Great Bend. This prelim-
mary petition will be simply to ascer-
tain the feeling of our citizens in re-
gard to this public enterprise. A
building of the above description
would be of inestimable value to our
city a.d the business men should
meet the proposition with open hands.
With a. hall of proper seating
capacity we ought to nab every
political gathering in Western Kan
sas. 1t could be built with remov-
able floor and used for dancing pur-
poses. In the summer, the churches
could hold union services in the place,
where the voice of the preacher could
be heard, and the congregation be
removed from the wind and dust of
the open air. There is all good and
no bad in the proposed venture and
everybody ought to give it the glad
hand.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
RUSSIANS At YENTAl.
Bourse Gazette Says the Cars Troops
Have Gained Important Position.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 13.-The
Bourse Gazette, whose reports have a
great effect upon the stock market,
reports that the Japanese retired at l
o'clock yesterday morning from the
two lines above Yentai, evacuating all
the stations along the line. The Jap
anese right wing it further states,
during the night also, allow
ing the Russians to occupy Penisihu
without molestation. The Russian
the Gazette continues,
was thus enabled to attack and gain
possession of the Yentai mines at
a position of great strategic value.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
Got Away After All.

About three months ago young
fellow named E. w. Howard who
had been working in that vicinity,
stole a saddle from Henry Cook.
Henry has been on a still hunt for
some time and last week located the
saddle in Missouri and went down
and got it. Yesterday he learned
that the thief was. in Nickerson, so
after being sworn in as special deputy
sheriff, Henry took the train to the
latter place and nabbed HIM. Just
after the train started His Saddleship
stepped into the water-closet and
made his escape through the car
window. Henry says he'll get himyet.
A fellow who has the ability of evad-
ing justice such as Howard shows, is
capable of stealing costlier things
than saddle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
FIGHT GOES
MERRlLY ON
The Battle in the Far East Still
Rages Conflicting Reports.
GENERBL MARNI WOUNDED

Toxic, Oct. 13.--General Oyama
reports that the Japanese center Tues
day night captured two field guns and
eight wagons. General Marni was
wounded and. one colonel is reported
killed. Unofficial reports state that
the Russians are retiring along the
entire front. The Russian detach-
'ment at Penshu is reported surround
ed. General Oku reports that the
Japanese Tuesday night drove the
Russians from the hills on the right
and center, forcing them back three
miles. The Japanese advanced to
within fifteen hundred yards and de-
feated fierce Russian counter attack.
They nearly annihilated their oppon-
ents who made three desperate charg-
es. The Russian artillery has not
been silenced despite severe shelling.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
CARRIE CUTS Up
IN TEXAS
Gamblers Shoot at Her Feet
and Make Her Dance a Jig
STICKS CIGAR IN MAYORS EAR

Cincinnati, O., Oct. ia San
Antonio, Texas dispatch. received by
newspaper here says: For the
rst time in her life Carrie Ma
ton has danced a jig to the accom-
paniment of sharp pop bullets. Like
bolt from a clear sky the noted
smasher appeared here yesterday in
response to secret call by local
ministers and reform leaders.
Before leaving the town Mrs.
Nation smashed Mexican joint near
the railway station, damaging a
roulette wheel. The players, angered
at her interference, began shooting at
her feet. She ran away and smashed
costly mirror in a high-toned saloon.
The proprietor of the latter place
retaliated by striking Mrs. Nation
over the head with bung starter.
The famous disturber of saloonists'
piece later made speech from the
Plaza saying that she would pull the
whiskers of the marshal unless he
closed the joints. In a newspaper
Office, she .jerked a cigarette from a
reporters mouth and slapped another
ones mouth for demonstrating, at the
same time. begging the crowd to
demolish the building: She met the
mayor on the street, snatched cigar
from his mouth and stuck the lighted
end in his ear. She was arrested but
latersreleased."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
BRYAN. SURPRISES
BOTH PARTIES
The Greeting Accorded the Great
Nebraskan .Astonishes Them.
THIRTY THOUSAND IN PERU.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 13.-The
greeting which is being accorded to
w. ]. Bryan on his stumping tour of
the Hoosier state is a complete sur
prise to both the republican and dem
ocratic parties in this state. At Nodle-
vile this morning six thousand people
gathered to hear him, at Kokomo one
thousand,at Tiplen eight thousand and
at Peru amonster audience number
ing over thirty thousand congregated
to listen to the words of the Nebraska
statesman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
Church Picnic AZ Odin. :

In celebration of the 25th anniver-
sary of the founding of the Holy
Family Parish of Odin, picnic will
be held in John Seus's grove on Oct.
II. 1904. The ladies of the parish
will serve dinner and supper and all
kinds of refreshments. The Odin ban /
will play in the afternoon and string
band will furnish the music for the
dance, which will take place from 8
p. m. to 1Op m. In the evening the
tower of the church will be illuminat-
ed and fire works shot off. All are
cordially invited. The Committee.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
PORT ARTHUR IN FLAMES.
Many Sections of the Famous Fort
Said to Be On Fire.

Berlin, Oct. 13.-The Toxic core
spondent of the Lokal Anzeiger re
ports to his paper that as result of
the three days bombardment many
sections of Port Arthur are in flames.
A large number of the Russians, he
says, have surrendered under the
white flag. The japanese, he con-
tinues, are reported to have taken
two more forts.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
SAKHkR0FF'S REPORT
Russian General Says He Has Taken
PauIin Pass.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 13.-General
Sakharof has reported to the war
department here regarding Monday
and Tuesdays fighting: "The. Tapa-
nese took the offensive on both sides
of the railway north of the Yentai
mines. A hot battle was fought
north of Yentai station. The posi-
ton at Paulin Pass for the most part
has passed into our hands, but. the
highest point took occupied us until
5 p. m. Tuesday"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Garden City, Kas., Oct. Sword
has reached here today that the first
gold medal of the worlds special
competition on alfalfa seed at St.
Louis was awarded to McBeth &
Kinnisou, of this place. Kansas seed
is second to none. Winning a gold
medal at the Worlds Fair means
merely winning the title to it. If the
winner is willing to pay for the medal
it is struck, otherwise all he gets is a
diploma.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Washington, D. c., Oct. 10.-The
United States Supreme court reas-
sembled today. No important busi-
ness was transacted. Among the
cases of interest that will come up
are Senator J. R. Burton's appeal,
A suit following Pennsylvania's cut
ting down Western Union poles, and
the case entitled 1.-The United States
VS.. Swifts," commonly known as. the
beef trust case.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Toxic, Oct. 9.-The Japanese have
arranged for a complete remodeling
of the Corean government. Court
functionaries of superfuous nature
will be reduced in number, and diplo-
matte relations will be lodged in the
hands of the Japanese. Japanese
coins. will take the place of Korean
coin, and the Korean army will be
cut to ten thousand men.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
JAPS ARE
ADVANCING
A Fierce Battle Is Being Waged
North of Yentai.
RUSSIANS ON DEFENSIVE.

Toxic, Oct. 13.-The Japanese
army is maintaining a steady advance
today. A fierce battle is being waged
north of Yentai to the westward
across the river and southeast Penisihu
and along the Taitze river. General
Oyama's attack has anticipated the
Russian movement on both the right
and left wings.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. S.-The
application of young Mrs. Aggie
Myers, who is in Jail here charged
with the murder of her husband,
Clarence Myers, pressman, for re-
lease on bond, was denied here today.
The confession of Frank Hoffman to
the. effect that he, in conjunction with
the woman, murdered Myers, has
been introduced by the state and is
backed by circumstantial- evidence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

St. Petersburg, Oct. 10.-The oc-
cupation of Bensaipudze by the Rus
sian forces is officially confirmed to-
day in dispatch from General
Sakharoff. Information also comes,
by way of Mukder., tina: the. Japanese
forces are retiring upon Lao Yang,
to the south.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
ARDMORE- GETS GOOD.
Closes All Gambling Joints and Burns
Contents on Streets.

Ardmore, 1. T. Oct. 13.-The
gambling paraphrenalia of all the
gambling houses in the city was piled
on the streets today and burned.
Thirty seven men were arrested and
fined heavily. This ends the first
active local demonstration against
gambling. Every known den in the
town has been clo%ed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
Rockville, Ind, Oct. 12.-When

Rockville, Ind, Oct. 12.-When
William Jennings Bryan arrived
here this morning on his stump
ing tour of Indiana, the state band
greeted him with the air "Hail to the
Chief" amid much enthusiasm. Great
throngs fought to shake his hand and
loudly cheered his speech. All the
trainmen on the special train have
been introduced to Mr.. Bryan and the
state leaders are travelling with the
distinguished Nebraskan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Oxford, England, Oct. 10.-Forty-
three students, representing all the
states in the United States excepting
Arizona, Florida, Mississippi, Neveda
and New Mexico, entered English
college life today as the first recipients
of the Cecil Rhodes scholarship. At
Kibble College admission was refused
Eugene Murray, former student of
Kansas City University, coming from
Bartlesville, Ind. Ty., because he was
not member of the Church of
England.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. S.-A
prominent local paper of this city has
printed story the effect that the
Democratic nominee for president
will get one of the electoral votes of
the state of California, regardless of
the outcome of the election in the
state. 1t appears that F. NJ. Smith,
the borax king, who was one of the
Republican electors, failed to register
and the time for doing so has run out
in this state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Boston, Mass, Oct. 12.-Governor
Bates today appointed Ex-Governor
Murray Crane United States senator
to succeed Senator Hoar, deceased.
Governor Crane accepted the appoint
ment which holds until the legislature
meets in January.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Washington, D. c. Oct. 12.-The
case of Senator Burton has not been
called yet. w. H. Rossington, At
torney for Mr.. Burton, will move
Monday that the case be advanced so
that the Supreme Court can dispose
of it before the December session of
congress.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 10.-The
Prairie Gas & Oil Co. today secured
permission to run pipe lines under
the county roads. With this is the
first official step taken towards build:
ing a pipe line to Whiting, Indiana,
which will take oil from the Kansas
fields to the Atlantic seaboard line.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 12.-The
Kansas. City Board of Trade today
started proceedings at Topeka to have
the Kansas grain inspection law de
clared Unconstitutional. Kansas dupli-
Gates two other inspections and weigh
ing here, charging s1.35 per car for
same.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

J. M. Livesay was down from
Galatia Thursday. He made this
Office pleasant call and paid up up
his subscription to the RUsrLER a
year in advance
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Copenhagen, Oct. 8.-The Rus
slams are reported to have ordered
three. war ships from local ship build
ers, to be ready for delivery after the
Russian-Japanese war. The vessels
are to cost twenty million dollars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

st. Petersburg, Oct. General
Grlppenserg, who is to command the
Russians second Manchurian army,
left today for Wilma. The secretary
of war has said the second army will
be concentrated in Manchu, la next
March.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14
JkPS CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL
This. Comes From Toxic From Well
Informed Circles.

Toxic. Oct. 13.-It is talked in
well-informed circles here that Gener-
al Oku has captured twenty five more
field guns, making a total of thirty
so far. The latest reports in
dicate that the Japanese, successes
continue.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

j. J. Anthony and family have re-
turned to Great Bend to live. Mr..
Anthony is working at the depot. No
body who has lived here, ever finds a
more desirable place to live than
Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Peter Kingston, of the northwest
part of the county, was called to New
York this week on receipt of a tele
gram announcing the serious illness
of his father.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-10-14

Mrs. Adelaide K. Schleuniger of
Topolobampo, Mexico, is in the city,
having rooms at the residence of c.
B. ellis. Mrs. Schleuniger was for
merly Miss Kleuber and teacher in
our city schools.