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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
FOR A STATE COUNCIL
'He KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ARE TO HAVE AN oRoANIzA.
TON IN WASHINGTON.
Oe'eeates Will Probably Meet in Wat.
Ia wa'la in May and Perfect
an Organization.

A state council of the knights Of
columbus will probably be organised
IN thls state early in May, and the
meeting will be held in Walla walla
j. j. German, the national organizer ~
'he hnlghts. was in the city last night
from Fall River, Mass, and met with
the local branch of the order in St.
PatrlckS hall. corner Alder and
Seventh streets. He delivered an en-
thusiastic and entertaining address on
the OBJECTS of the order. Mr. German
is the territorial delegate from the
northwest to the grand council, and Is
making tour of the Pacific North
west with view of organizing a SUM-
clent number of councils to organize
a state organization. A council will
shortly be formed at Baker City and
several others are to be organized In
this state. Mr.. German left this
morning for Spokane
In speaking of the order this MORN
ing Mr.. German said: Much interest
is being taken in the organization
throughout the United States and it
is growing at a very rapid rate. There
are several strong councils in Eastern
Washington and Oregon, Walla Walla
having one of the best ones in the dis
trict. 1t is my intention to organize
a state council in Washington in May
if sufficient number of local councils
can be secured, which l am confident
can be done"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.
The Roosevelt Club Organized Last
Noht at the Court House.

About SO republicans of Walla Walla
county met at the court house last
night and organized political club
adopting for it's name the Walla Walla
Roosevelt Republican club. tele-
gram was Immediately sent to the
president informing him of the for
nation of the political organization
A. F. KEGS, chairman of the republican
county central committee presided at
the gathering and the following were
chosen officers: President, Dorsey NJ.
Hill: first vice president Fred M.
Pauly: second vice president, Harry
H. Turner: third vice president. James
s. Haviland, Of Prescott: fourth vice
president. Albert S. Dickinson. OF
Waitsburg: secretary. Yancey G. Bla-
lock: treasurer. Oliver T. CornWell.
A rumOr was in circulation today
that another club will be organized
shortly to be known as the Roosevelt
Mcbride republican club.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
WANT GOVERNMENT LAND
Stevens County People Ask Congress-
man Cushman to Urge Drainage.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. Rep
resentative Cushman has been request
ed by citizens of Chewelah, Stevens
county, Washington, to have the gov
eminent undertake the supervision Of
draining a tract of several thousand
acres lying in the vicinity Of that
town, which is now swamp or over
flowed land. AS soon as he can col
lect sufficient data, Mr.. Cushman will
lay this matter before the department.
1t is doubtful. however, if the govern
ment will take any hand in this work.
for the reason that a large part of
the land which it is proposed to re-
claim is owned by Indians. While the
white settlers are perfectly willing to
bear their proportionate share of
draining their lands. it is not believed
hat the Indians will be willing TO
shoulder any part of this expense. I'm
less some agreement can be had
whereby the Indians will pledge them
selves to pay their share of the cost
Of draining the land near Chewalah, it
is not believed that the government
will feel justified in undertaking the
work
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WaIding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous services Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
Maxirns o. Worldly Woman.

As she thinks of Mr.. Impressible:
,rbara is a line beyond which audacity
becomes impudence.
A. she shudders at Mr.. Soft and
uushv. How nauseatlng are the
,rould he endearments of the man to
whom we are perfectly Indifferent.
As she thinks of Mr.. Callow Youth:
+ takes youth to endure youth.
As she thinks of Mr.. Foreign Born:
Trnortad goods are all very we'll as
qallants. but not to be compared with
native born when to be used as hus-
bands
As she thinks of Mr.. Ugly Man:
one may respect homely man, but
never love him.
AS She thinks of Mr.. Good Nature
Nothing so pals upon the feminine
mind like man who never gets mad.
As She thinks of her aged sutton:
An old man in love is an object for
laughter and tears.
As she thinks of Nj. Stout Man:
A fat man in love is the most ludi-
crous object in the universe.
As she thinks of Mr.. Inscrutable:
He is one of the few men who inspire
respect. What is unknown is generally
idealiZed.
As she thinks of Mr.. Poeticus: Ter
ribe are the wounds of a friend when
made by the dull dagger Of home made
poetry
When she thinks of Mr.. Know-it-all:
A loud shout of admOnitiOn sounds
like mere whisper to the man whose
ears are stuffed with the cotton batting
of self-esteem.
As she thinks Of her social abhor-
renee Mr. Matter Of Fact: What a
foolish creature it is that prefers a
command to an entreaty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

when an officer Of the New York police
right by requisition to take Poor back
to New York to answer a charge of
larceny by embezzlement. 1t is alleg-
ed that while Poor was a member of
Marquand & Co., a banking firm which
failed, he converted some bonds into
uses Of his own. DOR claimed that the
prosecution was made to force him to
pay a debt for which he was not re-
sponsible. He said criminal actions
We're started when they should have
been civil.
The court. in dismissing Poor. stat
ed that the evidence did not show that
Poor was a fugitive from justice: that
the prosecution was not made in good
faith. and that the evidence did not
show that the acts complained of were
a crime under the New York laws
When Poor was arrested it created
a sensation in Seattle. He came here
three years ago, and gained the conf
dence of a number of prominent bust
ness men. So strong was that conf
dence that recently when the Citizens
Light & Power company was formed
Poor was made it's president.
The state, represented by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Scott, gave notice that
it would appeal from the ruling of
Judge Bell, and go to the supreme
court. The state will be required to
put up a supercedeas bond for $500,
the same as an individual.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
Red Men Officers Assumed Their.
Duties Last Niqht.

At the Odd Fellows temple last
night the officers of Walla Walla
Tribe. No. %, Improved Order of Red
Men. were publicly installed. in a Mt
ting manner. The hall was crowded
with the members Of the lodge. their
families and a number of invited
guests. After the installation the
guests repaired to the ball room where
dancing was the order until late
hour. A dainty luncheon was served
during the evening.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

Mrs. Newlywed-Let me see. what
else do | want to order? Oh. yes, you
might send me a peck of those nice big
cranberries. Grocer's Clerk gently
Those are not cranberries. madam,
they are apples
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
RELEASED ON HABEAS CORPUS
Frank B. Poor, Of Seattle, Need Not
Accompany Officer to New York.

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. Frank B.
Poor, president Of the Citizens Light
Power company. of Washington, in
Seattle, was dismissed from custody
by Judge Bell. in the superior court
Poor sued for 4 writ Of habsas corpus
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

Badger-Come, tell me, do you ride
sn automobile because you like it?
Cadger-Partly. but principally be-
cause other folks don't like it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

Really" said Mrs Oldcastle. your
little dinner last night was quite re-
cherche.'' oh, dear" her hostess
groaned. 1T just knew that new cook
would make botch Of it some way"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

Stranger-Excuse me, sir, but have
you read that play 1 left here two
years ago? Manager-Read it. Why,
it's been produced. Here's a cheque
for royalties. Where have you been?
Stranger-Tve had a job as editorial
writer on the Union.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07

sht and
dly and
out of
he lost
Invest. /
G Likely /
.carthea /
l1neapo- !
was a
g locat-
4e years
nut, and
MIA, re-
'eparing
a Grip
a horse
5 to the
covered
zed, ne
is chair
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-07
Hotel Accommodations.

A rumor has been circulated to the
effect that hotel Accommodations in
Portland are limited. 1t has never
been possible for the hotels of any one
and visitors who attend this conven-
ton, and Secretary Martin wishes to
assure all who may desire to attend the
convention at Portland. that there will
be ample accomoda tions provided for
EVERYONE,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

Debem - Wo. 3 rptber $1.18 aut @sle,,
fen, $l.18 BON NabIen; go. 8 rOtba S1.12
Sftober $l.18; &asenweaen $1.17.
Rorn (neues) - go. l wetb 56fc go. 3
peib b6ac; SO. 8 wetb 65ac; SO. A wetb.
533e; 10. 2 weib semii4i 553e go. 8
mets semii&t 65ae; SO. 4 wets ssmsf9'
633e; go. 2 geIb 56c; SO 8 seIb IS
$50. 4 seIb 64c; SO. 2 seutf9t 55Aei
go. 8 asmif&t 553e; SO. 4 semif&t b3Ae;
Qclben &c.
Safer- 80. 2 metber 303e; SO. 8 wetsss
804c; go. 2 0emif@ter 3O}c; No. 8 aeuriGtss
80fc.
oeu = SO. 1 Tinaotbp SIC. 90; go.
$50. 1 prairie, 81. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

e,,oor S,.reb e6,n,en grife OuoIttdt :
$50 afuub 1a3: IL gf,nb 1sae: 1919
s,F,us ,3a. Qmeite O,,aI,tdt : 20-l8 Qfu,b
iale . TX gs,nh 1aac /: 10 Nhmb I31c : 10
pt,un Ia.e
e~oIiforntsne s6tu,eu-e Biz 8 4fsab s4e:
- 40 ms...s y.
c.us 20 -, oo us.~,
oV"1el"-s"gl, eaae. 40 'S ~ FIaa0
TN Dur1l4nttf, lOfc; 10 $Tisro Uurpt3nstf,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

SrtGeS RinbHeH@-NeHIi9e Stiere -63
&C.; bieEige Stiere $3.50; btsfige Htnba
$40 bis FRO 3fuab 7c; btftge Riibe 400
BITS $50 Efunb b3c; 4ibe $50 bis $50 Hfunh
&c; Gtier goroerpisrteI 63e. eSter Stnter'
pierteI l12e, Sinh SirterpierteI Sc, &tnb
gorberpierteI &c. Rub gorteruierteI "a, Rub
0tnterpierteI TIC.
Srif9es SalbFet&-RdIber l0c. Stnter'
uterteI 13c, EorberuierteI &c.
Srtf9es e@afIeii8 = 2araaer per Rtinh
g: ; S@ofe 7}e; S&enteI l3e; &a6S Inn.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
G0mHeteu.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspre.e:
Naumatb RIee $6.b0-$H.O0.
Notber $6.00-$6. rs.
Nlfife 81. 25-$8.00.
MIfaIfa $8.60-S9.N.
Deiber So. 50-$1O.25.
5ancp Tiraotbp $1.8s-$1.90.
@epdblter 81 60-$1.s6
3rtaa 81. b-$1. go.
Sancp 2entudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.6b >
Ggtra reines IN @baf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
9eb Cop IN Gbaf 85c-$1. %.
@etber Soma Sanlea 9afer 5000.
Netber S1inois s5c-55c.
eamen Corn ueib unb geIb = 81.
9nber 8u6errobr Samen $1-1.25..
GniIase Gorn 9Oc-$1.10.
Triibiabr gerfte 9Oc-Sl.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
0rocerteE.

:SnbtanaYsIis Ranees4reNe.
geu0bmI. bis gutter 1O-12e; prbaa BIB &C,
wdblter A-16c ; 6ancp 824-83e, goIsss
Delow IL BIB 22e, Saua $3.50.
SIN Dadetsm:
artoia $685.; Zion $12. 75, Seriep sls.2S:
Caracas $l2. 70, Diaportb's $12. %, 9ut&
Sasa Blenb SIG. OO,R aiIBou& Sl2. 26. gates
HIsnbeb Sapa SLABS.
Smder-Domtnoes 8.0Oc; Stidsudsr e.3S
puIperiFrter 6.85e; xf43 paIpertRrter $685.,
feiner sranuIirter 5.55e; gubes 6.o5e: Goa.
fectioners' N5.5O; aibsepoob u 6.4Oe; $50.
nis u 6.56c; e,nYtre 10 8Oe; SbeaI erssa
SoIben 6 6.25c; BtnbfOr estra 9 6.20e
@ibsewoob u b.40e; seIber 6 4. Csc; ls s.ls
Der 40.
@etrOdnete Srii9te-AepfeI, an Der ecH.e
setrrdnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren IL Bis IKE;
ettrOn 1Se bs lac; RoFnen. 2 9roun, PEI
Pfanb, II, 8 GrOwn TIC, 4 eropn TIC iaa,
r~aemfvese &c bis Sc. California RsascateI 7Ke;
euItana TIC, trnportirte suItana lie BIB l4e,
California &pritoien Sc Bis 12c.
YidIes-2400 TN Sab SO; L2o0 TIM Gas
SO; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 600 I'M Sas
$3.50.
Sprup-Stanbarb gern 23e bts 25e; ae,
wdbIter &c BE 32e; Sorghum s8e Biz 3Se;
Neu Orleans RoIaHes 18e Bic 26e; gewdbIs
ter 3Oc BIS 38c.
GtnSema9te Srii9te-BIa6berries 8 pfe.,
Slice pea4es stanoarb, 8 gfb., 81
2.26; combs 8 Yfurb 81. 6OLS1. So; Bic
Heades. 81. 40-$1.50; Nnanas, Stcnborb.
4fo., 81 .65-s1.9O: eeconbs, 2 4funh.
81. % $1.45; crime 8obne,, 8 &funb aap
men,, 8abanta Ananas $1.8oIS2. 25e,
@eisbte erbien, 81. 20-Sl.7 rs. fribe SUM So
Seuts, Rarrpw 9oc. etnsewei@te 55e-sOt
tomatoes, 8 Yfunb. 81. 10-Sl.1b. Sufer,
Sorn soc-S1. 30. spfeIbatter. per Du&enS.
8 Hhtab. 81.
MiHe-HraiI mea &c bis 10e; SiIberts IL t.
MaubeIn IA; wei&i@aIise RanbeIn l6e;
Serbian RanbeIn 16c; Deanuts &c bic SIC,
ser0fete 7c Bis Sc; GusIi@e DaInitHe
SfFs-Ras go gr. Sef). Sas. s-11e ~
@oIIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Hpsss maaensRaYfs.

Timotb9-BertGufspreie: 50. 0o-l0 o.
RIee - gerfaufspreiie: Is 00-S10.0N
BeIidforn - gerfaufspretfe: is moo bes
nuaIttdt, 62-65t; r,eues IS Bic 48c.
~8afer-eef@dIt 44-46e; tn ben xetres
8 .00-$9.50 per Tenne. Neuer 3a-35e.
etrobegrefe, ie mad benz grso. IN Ssls
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
SfaFen.
&uBlanb 36gert nod
mer.

Utorgerl5 lte9t 1on TEN Nn5et@en DOR,
oaB 8Ojeffbenstp's 8eridt berOHentli4t
pirb. Nad unamtliden Seridten
fdeint es, baB bic rufffhen Ofi3iere
einer auBerorbsntliben WiBarif mad=
ten, inoem He Slider oote FIR Sor=
pebosB oote bielten.
Die Wpreenbldtter finb nod aufes.
regter unb rn9ebuloiger als bisber tibsr
&uBlanb's @eri6leppung. bic unter
ben bOrlissenben ~umfdnoen als bOdig
unentf9ulbbar gilt.
u b | raj & e # oensfp b.
Bigo, &c. Oft. Der 6afen=
Gommanoant benadri9tiate fOfort nod
Mnfunft Der rufftiden S1la9tidiHe
ben aomiral &oiefbensfp, baS bic fpa.
nii9e gfegieruns feline 9oblen=gin=
nabnte eeffatten f6nne. Der Nomiral
erpiberte. bic S6ife feien repaturbe=
btrftig unb er babe fid bebbalb bon
benz iibrigen @eidraoer aetrennt. Die
Mittbeilung bss Womirals 1T nod
Wabrib iibermittelt.
&oieFbenstp ertldrt ben Noroiee.
Yorfal fir unpermeiolid. gr babe
Dor Der Nbfabrt aus 2ibau anaefiin-
bigt, baB seaen jeoes fid Der 5lOtte
ndbernoe S9iff idarfe Mubreseln ere
grifen tpiirben.
6 rttdrung bes 3mi9er=
TALES.
Gin Offi3ier bes Sdla9tidifes
,Meranbsr ILL.," giebt folgenoe grfld=
rung tiber ben 0ctfa0:
Sransport=9 ampfer r4natol", Der
benz @eidpaber oornusfubr, mar pl6B-
lid bon adt SprpeboboOten umringt
uno ~berlangte- Silfe. Die Sdla6t-
Dibiion abancir.e unb fianaliirte ben
u%nbefannten SdiHen, ab3ufahren ooer
ibre Nationalitdt au %entbigen. Sie
Shife bertpeiQerten ben @eboriam
pl6blid b6rte man einen &anOnenfhuB
bon einem unbetannten' Sdifs; Der
Nbmiral formirte Sdla9tlinis, erwi=
berte bas Gsuer unb iebte Damn feline
Gahrt fort.
Mabrib, &c. DIT. Cine Se=
peiae aug 8iso an bic @orreibonoencia
beingt E: Offi3iere bes ruifiden @es
fauabers babsn folgenoe grtldruna
FIR ben Norb=S g e.YorfalI !: sic iaben
Bel Na9t 2 SorpeoOboOts innerbulb Der
2inie bes @eidwaoers. giner iara=
nii9en anariF bermutbenb, saben fie
6euer. Na9 ibrer grtldruns bemsrt=
ten fe an gorb Der Boote, auf usl9e
fis- f6oTen, tsine S%seleute, Die mie
Slider ausiaben. Die Off3iere muB=
ten nidt, oh Qeute bon Der 8emannung
b~ertpunbet purben. sic briiden See
oaueri iibsr bas greisniB aug.
Cine stpeite Hote 6 g
lambs.
6 +. Yetersburg, 26. DIT.
gOti9after Sarbinge fanbte cine aueite
Note on Winifer beg Meubern cams
bOrf, mel9e bic Weinang ausoridt,
oaB bic BON Der ruifidsn Nomiralitdt
setrOHenen G9ritte, tim fi1 init 9lo-
miral &~oiefpenstp in Ysrbinouns 81
febsn, burdaus unsentisenb ieien.
Sns auspdrtias Mmt iebt bplles
@ertrausn auf cine frisoIi6s Bsilssuns
beg 3mii6snfallss.
Der Beri9t eb beim
3aier.
Mus gutter Quele %rsrlautet bsute
Mbenb, 2aiier Nidolaus babe Hoist.
%bensfp's Beii6t erbalten. Der @bef
Der Momiraliidt Mbelan besab fid nod
Sfarstoe Selo unb tsbrt erft Mbenbs
3uriid.
q uffif9e Mntmort Gilt
ais ungen d qenb.
2onoon n, 26. DIT. Gecretdr bes
Nusudrtieen 2~ansootune bdlt &uB=
lambs Mntport betreHs bes NorbsS See
Yorfalls in ibrer gesenudrtisen
Gorm fur unpolfdnOig. geionoers,
neil gnslano's Gorberuns auf Be
Ffrafuns Der fir idulbig befunbenen
Offiaiere niht erftlIt tpiro. csn6eFen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
O e H1 I {.

Neue 1otbe &iben-60c per guibeI.
Rramt-60e bis 90c per SOB.
HIumenfpbI $l.5o per Outenh.
@mrfen Acc per Rorb.
GeIert-per 8un1 l6e.
Crime Bobnen 76c per Buibel.
Grimes Corn, s-8c per Dusenb.
Neue aartofeIn 5Oc per 8nibel.
SibtartofeIn $2-3 per SaB.
Rabieie ec-l8c per Onbenb gun9es.
Rbubarb l0c per Ousenb.
SaIat 81. 90 per Sab.
Sptebeln = 66c-65c per Buibsl.
Spanii9e 8uiebeln ST. 80 per &rate.
Tomatoes-60 per BuibeI.
Napp Bp9nen $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

paris. prdioent 2oubet CAB au
Sbren oes bier meilenoen 26nigs bon
8rie9enlanb elm Diner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
9 ndenoorff u9 Die
M inifer.

III ! ~ ! y { -
Die ruifi9e antport, tpelde beute
8ormittag ein9ing, criift tiefes Be-
bauern iiber ben 0orfall aus uno ber=
ipridt pols gntiddoieung iofort nod
@inlauf bon Nomiral &oisffpensfp's
8eri9t.
! Die Nntport erhislt 8otihafter 8en=
dsnoOrf seffern 9adt; er iibermittelte
fe on 2~ansoopne in Sorm zines for-
melsn Sriefes. NORM Die obigen 3u=
fi6eruneen entbalten tparen. Dor
Wittag fubr Der 8Otidafter gum 6auie
2ansbopne's, fonferirte nit Sefre-
tdr unb no1bsr and NIT Dem Winiiier=
Brdfoenten 8alfour i'm Nusudrtisen
Nmt.
2einerlei frie9eri6e
8or3ei&en.
NuBer Der 4nfiinoigung Der Nomi=
ralitdt. bab 8orfi9ts=W abuseln fur
Die Jlotte beroronet ieien. liegen beute
teinerlei 3eidsn BON 8riesss0 orberei=
tungen Dor. Sc miro bierburd bic
Infidt a0er sutunterriateter 9reiie
beidtiet. baB bic 9eripredungen beg
3aren unb ieiner &eeieruns srfiut
peroen unb baB Die 9rifis obns ernHe
Jolgsn boriiberaebt.
Das p b r
geidtet.
geridte iiber bag rufii6e @sidua=
Der treffen bon peri9ieoenen Soften Elm.
Gin bier n%neelangter 0ampfer melbet.
sr babe bas @eidwaoer gsiidtst uno
elm in Dartmouth ein9etrofenes Shif
fab am Montag Dor usbout 8 ruiiide
Sdla9tf9ife uno 8 3erftorer. Ser
mutblid iff bies Die stpeite 9ibifon oes
@eIdmaoers.
Nad elmer Sepef9e aug 8reif lieet
elm rufii9er SranspOrtoampfer nod
INNER i'm duBeren Safen nit $500
Sonnen 3oblen unb 80 Seeleuten, bic
fi6 ben S9ifen oes @eidwaoers an-
i6lieBen.
Sn Siume fino 6 britiide 3ris9s=
fdife anselan9t; Ger Ret Der britiiden
MitteImeer 6lotte iii in Yola, DETER.
reid.
8ef9dbistes
2riegsfaiff paffirt.
Ser beute in Nbeeoeen angelanste
Sanbelss 9ampfsr prinaeifn 8ictOria
iubr in Der Hadt boz: 81. auf %. Ott.
etwa 40 Meilen bon benz plnbe. mo
Die SuQ 8oote beidohen tDurben. on
einem beiadoistsn ruifi9en 3rieesidif
boriibsr.
3rob Nnrufens CAB ieoo9 bas
3riessi9if feline Mntport.
Sub ,b o r b em G m.
6 l.. petersburg. 26. Oct.
Die Stub. auf benz 2riessfdauplube III
tpie Die Stile Dor benz Sturm. MIe
Nnasiden fpreden baftir, oaB Der
2ampf bemnddff tpieber in erobem
Stile entbrennt, ba bic Ndbe Der bei-
ben Sesre cine ldnsere 9inausidisbung
Der grneuerung bes 8ampfes utm6ss
lid ma9t.
Heuer 9 o o B 9eplant.
Sen. &urOpattin telesrapbirt, baB
am 25. feine @efedte bon Beoeutunq
PATHFINDER, ouf Der rehtsn 6lante rpar
inoeRen Elm lsi9tes artilerie.5 euer i'm
@an9e.
gs gilt als fiber, oaB 2uropattin
naa ieiner grbebun9 gum 969f-gom=
manbirenben ooltommen frsie Sano
bat uno oab er i'm Begrifs ftebt
cine Ofenfiu Bewe9uns au unter-
nehmen.
Sic g d M a rae Weer TIotte.
CONDOR, 26. Oct. Wie Die MFoc.
prefe bort, if Elm tir3lid aus Con.
ftantinopsl fammenoes @srti9t. mos
nod bic ruIfI4e Resisruns Die 3u-
fimmurs bes Sultans aur Dur9fabrt
Der Gauar3en Meer.Glotte burd ben
Bosporus au erlansen iude, ~unbeariin-
oct. Sebod irnbirt RuBlanb tbatid9-
Ii6 anoers Gtflano=M d4te bariber,
OBJ in bisiem Gale ginuenbungen gu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

NRrfe - 0erdu0erte 8ratuurf &c,
5rarffurter 73e; Bologna tn Ddrmen &c, In
Tu& 6he.
Sdmott- tn xierces-1. Dual. lOAs: a.
Ouaittdt 9Ae; 8. nnaIitdt S}c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

der 3laHe unb Der Stanspcrtbampfer
,ImaoOu" limb bier perants,!. Nnbers
8eidwaoeri4ife fino i'm ansus.
& oestbenstp i'm 9aen.
aomiral &Ojsstpsnstp befudte heute
in 8esleituns Der @efduaber-@ apitdne
ben Wilitdr= 8Oubsrneur, ben frans6-
fi6en @onIul uno ben 0afen=@Om.
manbanten.
Gibraltar, 26. OFT. Die S1iffe
Der @anal= 6lotte fno nod g~innabme
BON Goblen unO Munition ieoen Mu=
senblif i'm Stanbe, in See gu fteaen.
Die StraBe miro BON benz Shlaht-
iaif p6annibal" uno 9reuser vSonis"
i4arf betua6t.
@%ibraltar, %. Ottober. Die
S9ladtidihe 8ietorious, Saufrious
uno Waieftic (5lassidif BON @iee=
Nomiral 8sresforb) uno bic 6reuaer
9ancaiter, S6eIeus uno gnbpmion
haben Seeel=8 sfebl fur 2S. OttOber.
Wie es beibt, io0en fe Dem Sf-See=
@eidwaoer fOlaen, Dos bOrausfi9tlid
ben Wes tiber oas @ap Der 9uten 9of-
nuna nimmt. Sie aanae Sorpeoo.
6lotiqe tsi Gibraltar ifebt i'm Sienft.
g ubcription Il b
tifde Jifder.
g t. petersburg, %. Oct.
Sas balbamtlide ySournal be ct.
pstersbour9" bat cine Subicription
fur bic Gamilien Der umsefommenen
britiTden Slider er6fnet. 9as Blatt
er6Hnet Die 2ife nit sinem Yeitra9
BON $25.
pamaber9 d.
Je!omarf9aQ Opama befefist bic
ganae 9dnge iioli9 bonn Sbabte
Gluhe, fi9 bierour9 our Nbpebr
zines ruifi9en BorfoBes porbereiteno.
Beibe in bi9ter
Hdbe.
Dental g obIengruben
Is. Oft., fiber s uan, 26. DIT.
Die beiosn Irmsen febsn fia auf Der
gansen 2inie in nddfter Ndbe 9e9en-
iiber. Beioe arbeiten emfia on Der
grridtung itarfer Sdan3werte.
4uf Der iapaniiden 2infen pedielt
bic Nrtilsrie Sdahe.
Maior Bring bon 9obenSoaern, 0er-
treter bes beuti6en 2aiiers Bel Der ia,
pantheon Nrmee, 1T in 9tao Dang ein=
getroffen unb miro bemnddf bic 6ront
beiuAen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

Gambler beaabIen foIsenbe Ereife:
Butter Country, 10c, Greomerb "a,
eIstx 25e
Gier-lsc per Dutenb.
Oil Ner 94e. Sabine g.. TuriebB-lOc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

@n9ros 8 gerfaufsprete Smrortirter
S@Uetsrtdfe DOC per Tfunb etnbetmE@e.
S@wepertdie l7c, @iseonfn Grsaun , aais
l23. Rew gort Gbsooarsi 12ae. eimbesrb
f4er Stusburger 12-14e. Wrif I3-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
griabfde aranfbeit, Diabetes

geiteut uno %furiert. I'M fiiriert 81 bleiben onrh
cine Slaf6e ooer 5fpei bon 9rafe'S 9alrietto
0i1e. Senoet Sloreiie an ofe 9rafe Gornlula
COMPANY. Chicago, ipern Sbr cine Nrobefiafne
fret babeI tpoIIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Huklamo.

pro3eB 6 d q u m a n n.
Wbo, 6innlanb, IS. Oct. @robes
6ffentlides SntereHe er-est Der pro3eB
geaen ben bormali9en Senator S4au-
mann, Der i'm Suli unter benz Der.
oa9te in 5aft fam. nm oas 8erbre4en
ieines Gobnes, bes W6roers bon 8ou=
psrneur 8obrifrof, gepuBt gu baben.
Die Mntlnge lautet auf 8sri9w0rung
9e9en Die &egierung.
8ei Der 6ausiudung fanb bic pOli=
act pldne FIR einen ausemeinen 4uf-
ffanb uno Nufrufe on bas UOlf, f4
fir ale 6dle bereit gu balten. S9au=
man leusnet bic urbeberiaaft Der
pldne ni1t, befreitet aber Die ibnen
untergeIhobene repolutiondre Deutung.