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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

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fen. LOB pom gaiibIen; 3to. 8 rotber $1i
NpriI 81: B~asetuesen 81.
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Q Eimotbp $lO.25
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

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&ptber $o.0O-$6. 70.
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gtnber Suderrobr Samer 1890.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
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als cine Bulberlabung in benz l2sDai-
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mnnnung fam nit benz 2eben bapon.
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unb bas S9if aert6rt moroen.
@apitdn goples, gdnsli9 bon benz
un9ltid iibermdlti9t, DerDies Die Be
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2eutnant 9ammer.
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sere, nobel fia 1900 gfuno pulber
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9a5ine.
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Offi3iere unb Mannfdaften orangen
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3u retten. I'm Der Spite Der &et=
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heim 8etreten beg Sburms beDuBtlos
umfielen unb bon Gameraoen mcgee
bra9t tperben muBten. Ser @apitdn
elite aber trobbem bineb, bon ben
2eutnants Sammer uno 9apib gefOlgt.
gapitdn @Omles ins einen terben=
ben Matrofen fetnen Mrmen auf
unb i9leppte i'm auf Bed.
9ie Narnen Der Sooter finb:
st. SO. 6. 9abibiOn, in Setting bes
IL 3oG=Sburmes; Jdbnri9 6. u.
Weidert, bonn &reuser y@lepelanb";
MioIbipman 81. s. Neumann; st. s.
g. 8. @riblen; St. Sbomas Warb,
IT.; S. &. peterfon, steuermann.
@eeleute %. 8opsbarb, s. 8loraput-
Ion, @orfmain @bas. Rice, S. 6.
6arop, &efrut g. s. 2iblin ;
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$. 8. Grants; @Orimain, S.G. @tarr;
@eeleute s. s. Mrnn, u. Sober, 6.
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manbanten in peniaeDla Der brabtloi'
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rebb bas leepaltige g9if nod BEN
9afen nit ben SDoten auf feinem 9ed
suridoampfte.
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befannt, wona1 Elm Sburm=G ei1it
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Srautrtag fiir bic Tlotte,
Ynlper : Grplpiiou auf bent aellen Sfladti6if
vMiiOnri".
90 Seelemte, barmnter s Cffsiere, Die Cpfer bes
1~in9licfs.

JHbrer os Sdifs lift Gaphdn Comics, &oukbefs 96wagr. = Sermutblidt
ltna6e Der erhhHternOen Gatapropbe. -Nub Elm Sn0anaer 9entnant
inter ben Opfern. 9emohaiides ganfet til Gbeago. = Die
gematbaten in Colorado.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
@6fe.

en9ros $ 8ertatfspreie Smportirter
s@wet3ertdie SOc per gfunb etnbetaHi@e.
s9ussertaie 16e. 8~isconfn gream > aa,e
13-14c. %. D. Gbeebarsl 18e, esnbetrnsa
fber 2if.burger 13c. TriG lac.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
ELSIE eELLeRT SENT HOME
Five year-ol1 Heroins Of international
XII inaping Episode.

New York, Aug. S.-Five-year-old
Elsie Gellert, the heroine of an inter
national kidnapping episode, started foi
her home in Denmark on the steamship
United States. She was placed on
board the steamship by Acting Con
sui George Bech, who has represent
cd the Danish consul general in tho
negotiations pending the child's re
capture and return to her parents.
Since the child was taken from heI
kidnapers, William and Mary Jensen
in Chicago, about ten days ago, she
has been kept in the closest seclusior
by the Danish authorities. for fear that
she might be stolen from them. in
which event they would have beer
pOwerless 10 act against the kidnapers
until power Of attorney had been OBJ
talned from her parents.
For two years, at the solicitation oi
the parents of the child. the Danish
government has been employing every
means for her recovery.
The little girl remembers nothing of
her own parents and will probably
even fail to recognize them when she
arrives in Fredrica. whore they live
and where the Jenscns formerly re
sided.
The struggle for the child. which has
been so long waged which has init
mately concerned two families and dis
turbed two governments, is one of the
most interesting from a Dsychological
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
point Of view in the history Of kidnap.

point Of view in the history of kidnap-
ing.
From her very babyhood the Jen-
sens, who were neighbors Of the Gel
lerts and who had no children of their
own. loved the child and kept her with
them as much as her parents would
permit. The Gelerts had many chill
dren, and they permitted little Elsie to
stay for months at time with the
Jensens. The Jensens wished to adopt
her, but to this the Gellerts said no"
Finally. however. they permitted FL
sic to live for year and half in the
Jensen household. The Jensens in their
love for the child, fearful that the con
stant refusal of her parents to have
her adopted meant that in the end she
was to be taken from them, resolved to
fly with the child even though it meant
disgrace and possible Imprisonment.
Far from asking a ransom for the
child. they sought only TO hide them
selves and her from her parents and
the authorities. So they brought the
pretty. winsOme little Danish girl to
America, where they have always Civ
en- her the best care and the tenderest
affection
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
FOUR KILLED AT CROSSING.
Electric Cars Collide With Passenger
Train at Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. IS "A trSnrof thrc,
suburban. electric cars was. iIr collision
with "a passenger train on tho Chicago
Great Western railroad at Forty-cighu
and Colorado avenues.
-Four persons were killed outright
another fatally hurt and twenty-five,
others seriously injured
Tho electric cars were bound for the
Hawthorne race track and were dash-
Ing along at top speed.
Motorman Ryan put Oh the brakes
with all his strength in the effort to
stop his car but the brakes refused to
work, and with undimlnished speed
the motor car ran upon the tracks at
the same time that the locomotive
came up. The car struck the train
just between the engine aud the tender
The motor car was torn 10 splintcrs,
and the car Immediately behind il
was knocked over smashed nearly ia
pieces and dragged along the track foi
100 feet. The third car was not drug
ged from the tracks. and but for the
fact that the couplings between it and
the second trailer broke the list OF
injured would probably he much lar
ger, ms all OF tie ears were filled with
passengers
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
MILLIONS GOT BY FRAUD.
Governor odell Makes Grave Charges
In Shipbuldinq Trust Suit.

IN Snippuluin9 trust out.
New York, Aug 1S.-GOvernor Odell
in his suit for the recovery of money
lost in the United States Shipbuilding
company charges in his complaint that
of the SG,OOOOOO in cash that was sup
posed to go TO the owners of the con
stituent plants when they sold ont to
the combination S2,34GOOO was wrong
fully and fraudulently obtained by the
defendants as their secret profit.
Among the defendants in the suit are
Colonel John j. McCooS. Alvin w.
Krech, John w Young. the Mercantile
Trust company. James T. Boothroyd
and Charles Beatty Alexander. head of
the law firm of Alexander g. Green.
Governor Odell states that on June
20 1902 he subscribed to 100000 of
the shipbuildtng bonds on the strength
Of the statements made in various
prospectuses and the underwriting
agreement. He paid ninety ana was al
lotted lSS of the bonds. On Aug. u.
1902. the governor paid an initial In
stallment Of 100000 for his bonds and
on Jan. Z, 1903, paid the balance of
SOS. 200, receiving in addition TO the lSS
bonds bonus OF 500 shares of the prc.
fcrred and 500 shares Of the common
stock
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
orands0n 20 seereterv hau.

Ellsworth. Me. Aug lS.-A son has
been born to Mr. and Mrs PAYNE
whitney who are passing the summer
here. Mother ana child are said to be
doing well This is the second child
OF the Payne Whitneys. daughter
having been born in February. 1905
The marriage Of Payne Whitney aud
Miss Helen Hay. the beautiful and ac.
complished daughter OF John Hay.
secretary of state. took place in Wash
ington on Feb 3. 1902.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Motor Car PLUNGED From eridoe.

Worcester Mass. Aug. lS.- Speeding
his automobile 10 it's utmost limit to
escape country constable. who was
pursuing him on bicycle. Edward NJ.
Tolman OF Syracuse. y. Y. nearly
killed himself as we'll as his wife. three
children ana nurse girl. The big ma
chine got beyond his control. and as he
was crossing bridge across the Mil
lers river the steering gear slipped. The
ear crashed through the guard rail and
fell twenty feet into the water below.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Five Hurt In Trolley Crash.

Peabody. Mass. Aug. 1S.-Five peo-
pie were injured. one probably fatally,
in n hcad-on collision between trolley
cars on the Wakefield branch of the
Boston and Northern Street railway
near the line dividing Lynnfield and
Peabody at 1915 o'clock this morning.
The accident occurred on single track
road and was due TO a misunderstand-
ing on the part Of the car crews.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
sann.or Aoar.s End Near.

Worcester Mass. Aug. IS. Senator
George Frisbie IIoar is dying His
physicians and also his SON. General
lockwood IIoar said that the vener-
able senator would not live perhaps
more .han three days. Senator Hoar's
Illness began several weeks ago with
lumbago. and he has suffered relapse
which. his relatives fear makes his
case hopeless.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Nearo Lynehed Eor Robberv.

Mobile. Ala. Aug. 1s.-- Rufus Les
seur, a negro. was shot to death by a
mob outside the calaboOse of Thomas
ton, Marndo county. He had been loaf
ing around the place several days and
had committed two robberies Govern
or Cunningham has ordered an investi-
cation Of the lynching.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
New Australian Ministry.

Melbourne. Victoria. Aug. 1S-A new
cabinet has been formed with Mr.
Reid as premier and minister for ex-
ternal affairs. The ministry which has
just retired was headed by John c..
Watson. the labor leader. who was call
ed upon to form 4 cabinet after the
defeat OF the government on a labor
motion on April 22 last.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Lippincott 6 Co.
Five Freioht Wrecks In a pay.

Binghamton. n. Y. Aug. 1s.-Five
freight wrecks occurred on the Albany
division Of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad within thirteen hours. Three
Of them were near Tunnel. one of them
being in the tunnel, one a short dis
tance west Of the tunnel and the other
at Howe's Cave None Of them
was serious and no one was hurt, but
the tracks were blocked much Of the
day.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
AIIened pieturs Thief Arrested.

Ascot Italy. Aug lS-The police
have arrested photographer named
Rochiggiaai. who is accused Of the
theft Of a famous picture by the late
Charles West cope. the English paint
er, which was bought by J. Pierpont
siorgan and exhibited IN London
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
PaIma WlII Remain ln cuba.

Mlddletown. y. Y, Aug. 1S.-Orange
county friends Of President Tomas Es-
trada Palma Of the Cuban republic as
sert that President Palma has decided
TO remain In Cuba after the expiration
Of his term instead Of returning here.
as he at first intended. He will occupy
his boyhood home at Bayano. His
property in Central Valley, Orange
county. is offered for sale.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Can You Say "Yes2"

Young people are paid for what they can do
answer these questions for yourself and you will
know whether you will be paid:
Can you write a strong rapid business hand2
Can you compose good business letter.
Can you make an invoice, or an account salesP
Have you good practical knowledge of checks
and drafts?
Do you understand endorsements on commercial
Are you a thorough doabe-entry bookkespsr7
Do you know how to settle the affairs OF partner
ship? hM MI
Do you know how to transact business with banks2
Do you understand the laws of business? #
Are you q rapid and accurate shorthand writer
and typewriter OPERATOR
If you can't say yes to thesefew questions, youneec
a Goldey training the best preparation for
business ever thorough practical, invalu-
The commercial and stenographers courses Of
Goldey College-"the right principles taught by
the right principals = are specialized training
that complete the work done in the
common and high schools Young men and
young women. who have completed part or all of
the. common or the high school course should
take the Goldey College course before applying
for position in business office.
Without it they will be of little vaue-wth it
they will be just what the business men of today
demand.
Goldey College prepares its students for business
1t has the same relation to business that the med-
cal school has to medicine, the dental school to
dentistry the law school to the legal profession
Coldey College trains its students SO that they
know how to do the things busy men want done
and are anxious to pay for.
With thorough Godey training the success of
our students depends entirely on their individual
hustle and energy.
Send for catalog right away-its full ofinterest
and information.
GOLDEY COLLEGE,
Wilmington, Del.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
Dec. IL. 1anA

Leslie G PERKS has presented bis
admirable better half with baby
grad piano OF tle Chickering make
The instrument arrived this morning
Mrs Thomas noyd and her dangh.
ter, Miss Blanche Mrs. James Il. Wee
per, Mrs Joe Fullerton, Mrs Oscar
Floa,. AIRS Wm Dorglerty, Mrs. L. p.
Siophie, Miss Maud Wal ANA Miss
Mareie Scocumlc made The round
"trip j. Cairo today t,r shopping par
poses.
Charles Ma on Of America. d manu-
sachreT aad farmer VI brains and
means, Geclarsd to your correspond
ont that If Cairo, Mound City and
Mounds wll merge ana recome one
municipality he will bald on his own
responsibility and with his own
meane an electric railway lire thai
vii. loon together tic three owns.
Now If that is not a anap on wheels
why not? Sucl a railway woald d.
more 10 deYelop the rich natural re
sources Of the southern lip of illinoi
than any cos mstns imaginable
Mr.. Mason is moi "blow-hard, he is
man taat will back up any PROPOSE.
ton that he makes.
Tho Wehrenberg real estate agency
recently sold a 70o-acre tracs on the
northern boundary of Alexander coun.
ty
Mounds has newly organized fruit
shippers association
Capt William Neadstino. who late
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
MILL GREEK, Ill.
. f8 t3os.

DC. 13, 1879.
Moss lla Wick who n teaching he
Tamms schoal spent Saturday and
Sunday at homo
a. S. Caubla ana sen Murphy wont
to Cairo yesterday on business.
The oyster supper given at The
scAgcl house Thurrday night for the
benefit oil re school library was
quite u snccess.
Missoe + "a Cauhle and Ida Vict
Sweut 10 Anaa shopping SATURDAY.
/. j, L. G2oaran went 10 Cairo Sat
nrday on business.
Mr. WIN yancyle departed T1urc
day for hnaa cn short visit to hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Vancyle
Fred Bagley, brakeman on the G
ana &. l.. at Marion IS here visiting
home folks.
The great volume of holiday ,radc
is keeping our n rchants busy now.
NJ G. Miller of Delta was here
Friday on business.
There viii be m entertainment at
The Congregational church Christmas
eve Everybody cordially invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
THE COUNTY BOARD
WAS IN SESSION
RECRoANlZED YESTERDAY AND
ELECTED JOHN A, MILLER
CHAIRMAN - DR.. GORDON RE
APPOINTED COUNTY PHYsl
CLAN.

TIE board Of county cammi5s'gn
held The regular December sss ion
yesterday afternoon ana Teorg mice
by oocling John A. Miller cIairman
for the ensuing year
The board resppointed DR. e. Z
Gotdon county physician at a salary
0l 800 a year Ills duty Is confined
70 treating only tho pa tents in Cairo
and the county jail
William J. Childcra was reapplint
cd superintendent of the county farm
at a salary of $500 year.
w. w Wilboufne was appointed
justice of The peace IN Unity precinct.
c. c. Wick was appointed constable
in Unity precinct and r. A. Davis Ia
Thebcs precinct
DramSaop licenses were granted TO
2. a. VIM and TO Clark James al
Gale. III.
An order was made providing that
no dramshop licenses shall be lssned
except On payment of $500 in o the
county uea ury which is the cost of
license FOR one year. Heretofore II
cense have been issued for six
months by lhc payment of $3.50 with
lhe understanding that he sum OF
$3.50 more wonlI be paid at the ex-
piraJion OF the first six months and
tie hconee h continued for the re.
naming six months OF the year
After allowing claims and trans
acting Ginr bus.ne thc board al.
ioufncd
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
Ncncr

The regular annual meeting IF the
stockholders of the CITY National
bank of cairo. III VII be held At the
Office Of al bank tuesday. January
TO- 1906. for TIC election Of seven di
ractors aud such other business as
may properly come before said meet
Ing. Polls viii bn open a. 10 o'clock
a. IN. and close at p. III. Of said date
J. 5. AIsTHORPE, Cashier.
Cairo. III Dec. g. 1901. 2Oi
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
GRAND CHAIN.
49,



Mrs. Kreitner OF Mound City, came
mp Saturday ana spent the day with
hcr friend, Mrs. Dave Jainet, who Is
real sick.
Ernest Easter Of Pulaski, was in
town Saturday on business
Sheriff J. r. Weaver of Mound City,
was in our town transacting busine q
the last Of the week
Miss Florence Sims Of Cairo, was
up saturday ana organized Class In
shorthand.
Ben Eyers of Thebes, H., visited In
Grand Chain Saturday.
Oscar Corziue of Friendship, was
here ON business Saturday
Mrs. j. r. Weaver of Mound City
came up Saturday 70 visit friends
here
Rev. sickles Of Cairo, was here on
business Friday Of last week
Mrs. George Walker is on the sicl;
list.
Miss Nora Victor Of Friendship. Wis
itcd with her brother, w A. Victor,
here last week
Mrs. Fife Ellins spent the past
wceh IA The country visiting with her
COUSIN Mrs. Jim Moore.
liar2y 5ettlomoir OF Lcdford. ILL.,
is hero visiting his parents.
Jes Cuibertson met with an acct
3cut Monday morning neco5sitating
thc ampWation Of his great toe. The
operation was performed BY Drs. Tarr
and Doty.
Miss Bankston gpont Sunday at Pu-
ask with her father
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
MASTERS SALE
STATE oFrITINols
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STATE OF II LIMOS
AfEEAFDER NuuarF.
Alexander County Circuit senrt.
IN the matter II Lanra Y. Pink. IS Nellie
Rlsteau, Martha Mildred Hist EAU and
Helen Louise Blaitesu. On bfii e fortclese
mortgages.
Public notice is hereby given. that In pursu-
ance % 4 decretsl order eniered IN the Shove
entitled esasf, ia sad c0uit. % the FIFTH day
10 Nu.FHbef A. -. sGL 1, 81 aifef Wais AT.
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tre fourtcsusA 4aY e January y z7fs. Z =.
q &C. ia THE IassBccn OF snid 6zr- shzll sell
81 rubIie sgctisn 10 the highest bidder. 7or
cash. Al the s0ath0esferly door Of the url
honse in the cify Of gairo. In said county. the
following Il cribed real estate. sifaate il tne
county Il Alexander End state Of Illinois.
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