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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
CO,
Smotana's srosts DRIP @Oobs 9dmbIer.

god ni6ts SefinitiDes getban. Cine
Inaabl geieBli4er Sra9en in gerbin.
oung nit Der Souleparb= Sadie tpuroe
on ben 6tabtantpaIt bermieien.
Wabri9einli9 uiro in Der nd9ffen
Woae cine gemeinf6aftli9e Sibune
Der Part= Seb0roe, Der Beb6roe fir Of
fentli4e Werte uno oes Wapurs ffatt.
ftnoen, in wel6er feftseiebt uerben fol-,
wsl1e Irbeiten binfi9tli9 bes 6al
Greet 8ouleparbs bon Der einen RE-
fpectipe Der anoersn geb6roe ausae=
ftibrt weroen folen.
Sa Die beratbenben Sngenieure in
ibrem Seri4t ben proiectirten Sitbfeite
BouleOaro ldngs bss p%leaiant Stun
peroammen, neil es on Der einen Settle
oesielben ue9en Der bielen 6~interb6fe,
Gabriten etc. es our9aus ni9t boule=
paroarti9 iein wtroe, 10 lit es pabr=
i4einli9, oab oisies prOisct einfwei-
len 9an3 fallen 9elahen peroen piro.
Ser & au9=Snfpector
m q 9t er T..
&au@=SnfpsctOr Sing bot ben @oun-
tps@Ommihdren cine Noti3 3ugsi9idt,
oafitr gu forsen, oaB benz Stornfeine
Der @ountD= getrisbs ftation an Der OF
pearl Str. in 3utunft ni9t mebr 70
mddtise &au9molten entirDmen als
bisher. @s lpurben ben @ommiHdren
Is Sage 3eit 9eaeben, @erbeKerunsen
pOrnebmen gu laRen.
SeOr9e GuImel, gsiber bes Seni=
ION 9Otel, erbielt ebenfaas cine War=
nung su9eiaidt, neil au9 aus ieinem
S6Orniteine Der &au9 ii6 gu iebr be-
mertbar ma9t.
Gin neuer 8lattern=
1 " u l { I.
Gin Wann, Namens SonneIp. wur=
De i'm Seu1en.9 Oipital als 8latterl1.
franfer einqunrtiert.
Sas Saus go. 1912 Of Waibina=
ton StraBe, in Deldem er tpobnte unb
Die iibrigen 8emobner oesielben tpur=
ben auf Nnorbnung Der @eiunobeits=
Seboroe unter Auarantdne gefteQt.
q euer 8 hrbieS o ms
linfOn 6aIIe.
S. W. 6oaenbed, Der neue @ufos
Der Somlinfon Sale, bat iein Nmt
an9streten. Sein 8~orgdn9er, Sra
Sbaper, bate Dor einisen Sasen frei-
pilig auf bas amt beraidtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Samsmittel sssem 8raaSmmnaem.

Beim @eriude, gefiern Elm Geuer
mittelf petroleum an3ufaden, ,sos fid
Jrau Marie Wiaer an Sdnoen unb
4rmsn, fomis aud i'm @ef4t i9mers=
lide Branowunoan su; aud Derlur fie
einen She'll hires 5aures. 5rau Dill.
fer madte id aus Saltwater, 9ein6l
unb @ipeiB einen tiblenoen 8erbanb
uno war balo i'm Stanse, ibren 9aus-
arbeiten wieoer na93useben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
@tess-Mltar 0rab.
@ G b n:

Sbomas unb pauline Sanlor, 410
Solebo Str, Mdo9en. - SObn unb
6rau SurIep, Stabt, Gnabe. = @arl
unb Trau Slien, 1912 8artb Nbe.,
WGo9en. = @eor9e uno Minnie Wul=
gen, 1912 Hortbweftern IDe., Wdo-
DEN. = 6. 8. uno @race 8uf9mann,
Staot, 2nabe. = Sames uno Ser
truoe Mann, 935 Weft 26. Str,
2nabe. = Sames unb pearl MOOre,
1O41 @eft %. Str, 6nabe. = Sarrp
uno Mnna Sumpbr.b, 591 Spring
Str, Wdb6en. = Otis uno 6rau
Soleer, 28l9 Snoianapolis Nbe.,
Wdo9en. - Sulius uno Mnna Ni9le,
421 Saueb Str, 9nabe. - Carl uno
pearlp 8aplsB, 248 Summit Ctr,
9na5e. = @arren unb SIipe Weaner,
2415 SilRbe Nbe 9nabe. = Soiepb
unb pearI Yapneite, 1926 Saura Str,
MdoGen. = Carl uno Grau Saa, 803
Norb GepftOne Npe., Mdo6en. - %.
6. uno gna Wartin, 1902 Sf Il.
Str, Mdoaen. = CHARLES unb emma
Osborn, 1909 RinsgOlo Str, &nabe.
= Sames unb sufie O'Sonalo, 307
Norb Oriental Str, Mdo9en. :
@iliam unb Sable Woore, 907
Weitle Str, Gnabe. = Sbomas uno
Mamis 5siser, 210 @eft Merril Str,
&nabe.
@ etraut:
Sarrp Sotpe-gla Sdlater.
@m. q. 3erfacs Sr.-Seife 9awtins.
g + o b
Gmanba @6eloon, so, 523 Of
IL. Str. - 3pOispelt BRADFORD, 3,
426 @ef Is. ctr. = psrcp Sof'
man, 81, ftdbf. 9ospital. = 2eOnc
SbOmpiOn, AZ, Srren=giDl. = Wi4aeI
Steinbauer, So, 1922 Norb @apitol
abs. = Sasel Mc@owel, 16. 52e
Olibe @pe. = Warie Sarfins, 43.
SeaconeB 9ospital. - Sdu9ling gap.
leB, 238 Summit Ctr. = Wargarei
Sim, 60, 626 Sio Stem Seriep Str.
l. @eor9enia 9inoner, 81, Srren'
gipl. = Sennie @bitnsp, 13. 36s
Wet Is. StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Slattern tn Montsomsrb goantb.

Or. Surtp, Setretdr Der Staats=
@eiunobeits : 8eb6rbe, 1T bon einem
ar3t in @rarfOrospiae bena9ri9tist
woroen, bab in Mont9omerp gountp
Die Blattern in miloer Gorm auf9etre=
ten fnb. @dbrsnb bes perfoheneft
Monats wurbsn Is Jdae semslbst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
9eutider Wilitarberetn.

Der oeuti9e Militdrberein bdlt beute
Tbeno in ieinem 8ereinslocale, Sttmar
Sellers Sale, Ieine mOnatli9e @ers
iammlung ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
.Qvres Bulletin -.
Dtnter n1dntel.
...Spesialtt1tem >.

Srpet prd6tise SHUTTER werben am Samffag
beSeutenS biai9er iein, bas cine fir Srauen,
Sas anbere fir @dS4en. Die Griparnib lit
iiber einem Orittel.
Srauen 9tdntel BON srauen S~errinsbone
Wtidunsen. lofe SHUTTER, Srei @ierteI 9dnae
NIT Representation unS Ioiem @irteI, iparen
Sl2.5O Sas Stiif. iest 3u ........S7.7 "a
Setter Tbompion SHUTTER Mdntel fir IA,
10 unb Is Sabre aIte Mdbden, in braunen
Mii4unsen ober blauem Sud in brei giertel
Sdnsen. Gin ieber NIT seitidtem emblem
allf ben GermeIn. anftatt $19.75 lit Der
neue preis so
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Mus Staot= muo @onntl=T er=
ipaltang.
Die 5elssus.O rbinan; in 8raft.

XIV kA<Oh4 > ID
nommene uno pom Wapor unteri4ries
bene Generals rbinans go. 68. bur&
ruel9e Der preis beg 2unfgaies ffr
0siaunss= uno 8O@swede auf so Gents
per 1000 @rbitfuB fefseiebt uuroe,
it 9efiern in Strait getreten.
Die 8eb6roen trefen iebt bic n6thi.
gen Saritte, nm oaftir 3u forgen, bab
bic 0ori9riften Der Srbinan3 au4
ftrict befolgt tperben.
9a bic @as-@ efeqidaft bereits er-
tldrt bat, baB He bic 8effimmun9en
berfelben nidt erftIen fam, 10 miro
es jeoenfaas in Der ndditen 3eit gu ge=
ri9tliden 2lage1 isitens bes Staotan-
malls gegsn bic @eisai9aft fOmmen.
Sasneue 8 eparteme
tir oas 6 traben
Gegen.
Die gebbroe FIR 0Hsntlide arbeiten
6fnete 9eitern Nusebote fir Wa9en.
8eien, Sdaufeln ETC., tur5 al ben
6~eeenfdnben, Die our @%quipirune bes
neuen Separtements fir oas Tegen Der
StraBen notbwenoig ino.
Die In9sbrte. pelde bon folgenoen
Girmen einsereidt poroen uaren.
tpuroen an ben Gbef=Snipector oss
departments, 6. u. 8arraro bsr=
tpieien, UNI biefelben priifsn su
f6nntt
Die SoOfier SarneB COMPANY, Sep-
mour, Sno.; @ation Wagen Co.. 60
naitOta, q. D.; %. q. Spiaman,
indianapolis; Sapmoob Wasen Co..
galominsDiIe, q. D.; Se4entin &
Sreiberg, Snoianapolis; Otto SIRE
gang, SnbiunapOlis; SnOianapolis
Street Sweepin9 SO. ;0armon & Sau;
6o(ibap & Wpor; Marion @ountp
Contribution Co.; @bamlin & Sabis,
3ennineton Bros; g. 6. &booes &
Sobn; $. 8. @onbe, Supplement So.
9apton DUMPING Wagon 3d.; Miare
& &obiion; @ational Drill Manufacs
turing &c.; Sanitary Street Sweep=
ing MaGine Co.. Waibington. 3. g.;
Nufin=W eftern Co.. @bila9O; perfec-
tiOn Broom Co.. @reenielo, Sno.
8. 81. SObniOn & &c., SaDton, o.,
unb 3. 8. StrDuoe & &c., Omaha,
Nebr.
6inf9tIi9 Der fiir bns Separtement
ben6tbigien Maultbiere unb pferoe
tperben neue NngebOte ausgeI9rieben
peroen; biefelbsn ino big gum ID.
DECEMBER ein3ureiden.
Sn bieIen Nngeboten fino 9erau bie=
felben Spscificationet entbalien, ME
lie bon Der Sunbes : &s9ierung beim
-4nfauf bon Waultbisren unb pferben
pOrgei4rieben merben.
SIM l1ebri9en erleoiete Die 8ebbrbe
nur &ouiine= @eiddfte.
Sie enoatltige Nfebment-2i life muroe
beffdtigt ftir:
pHafterung uno Gement=S eitenpege
in Nsp Sort Str, bon gmerIon Ipe.
big Walace Str.
Mspbalt-p faiterunq, 8adfein=& ipn.
feline in Is. Str, bon Central Npe.
bis Yenniplbania Str.
2iespHafteruns unb Gement= Seiteu=
mcgee in Gable Str, bon Seem 9or!
Bis 0ermont Str.
Ispbaltsp Faferung in Wef Str,
bon North Str. Bis go SUB n6roli1
bon Ia. Ctr.
Oie 8rauereien be3ahlen
Die neue 8iSens unter
protef.
Neun Brauerei 8eielI1aften ba.
ben 9efern bic rleue 2i3ens Dor
$1,000 uno omar unter proteft be3ablt,
10 oaB Der Stabtidab ~einfweilen I'M
$4,000 beret9ert puroe.
Sulgenbe grauereien famet1 bieier
0erpfi4tung na6:
Snbpls. Breping Co.. 2 2isenfen
fur ibre beioen 8rauereien; 6ome,
Mnerican, Sung bon Cincinnati, 8 /,
Nnbeufer-8 uf6 bon ct. 2ouis, @sorge
Wiebeman1 bon Neuport. &p,. @on'
tuners Seer So. (ShliB bon Wil.
tuautee) uno bic Serre 6aute 8remina
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
@etterbert@

Sar "a etnHDen. .nbsnb = rbr gsOrssns. 4. Gssbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
etue srfaisuma in eincm 1aae fnrtrt.

Nan nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
ga bleten. ollie 9lpotbefer ftatten bas @eIb
our lid tpenn bic BUR febI i9!dst. 6. 8.
Gro pe'SSisnatur lit auf ieberS9a9teI. 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

@afbin 0 n, 8. 9e3br.
Sir Snbiana 5beilipeiie bewbIft, S9nees
seftober beute Na9t unb pabri9einIi4 i'm
iioIi9sn Ebeile am Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

2ocalsD etterbert@t.
Se,p0lft, mabrs6einli9 S9nseseitober
unb anbaltenb falt beute 3a9t nnb am
Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
@eiaafts=@ eleasn4ett : Bum ssr ssaIsn,

pber Dertaui4eu zines 9si9dftes probiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
3immer u. '5ibseralb @ebdubc, ssorbbfIi9e ode
Marfst Gtrabe unh Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03
Thermnmeferffdnh.

Tbermometerftan
169ife Eernperatur. ....... 40 @rab
Riebrigfte Temperatnr. ........ "a
90. e. 8Ihtbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

%erlanst = Gin Wdoden in beutfter SamiIie fur
~ angsmeine Sausarbeit, fein @ai9en. gtatsn.
fragen 424 OF Eem Dort Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

S%erIangt-gin iunees Mdbdeu nm mit3ubeifer
~ in aneemeine leihte 5ausarbeit, fein @ai9eu
Na6s ufr asen 1928 sturm ape.. nabe SisbIanb aps
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

cstnansiefes geIb a. perIeiben 3u trgeus eiuem
% Betrag far 8 bis 6 Brs3eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Q 2ombarb @sbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

N%evIanst W3dbhen uub Srouen fir 2nrubrps
~ arbetf. Ta93ufrapeu in armitrougs 2aunorp,
2sl 9Deft gaarpIaub Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

c%erldngt Cine TrGiI m~ittleren MItsrs fir bic
~ Bdi9erei i'm Siatsnie Sospttal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-03

ny nn Sic Gisentbum an n~erfaufsu pber 5u
SS psrmietbeu babeu, 10 tragen Sic bofeIbe eu
bel sSm. Weanipn, sos sao 9eIatpare Strobe.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
TRAIN NEARLY WRECKED
Might Have Caused Serious
Trouble.


Washington. Sept. "a. President
Roosevelt and party arrived here over
the Pennsylvania railroad from Oyster
Bay.
The presidents train was delayed
about thirty-six minutes by an acct
dent to the rear drive wheel of the To-
connective as it entered the tunnel at
Baltimore. The engine was immedi-
ately detached and another procured to
pull the train to Washington. The ac-
cident caused no damage to the train.
Fortunately the train was proceeding
at a very slow rate of speed when the
accident occurred, or the result might
have been much more serious. The tire
of the rear driver on the left side of
the engine broke and curled off. One
end of it protruded upward and
damned through the boiler of the en-
gine, causing an almost immediate
shutting off of the steam. The engi-
neer put on the air brakes and the
train stopped.
After some delay another engine was
attached to the train and it proceeded
to Washington.
The cause of the tire breaking, ac-
cording to the railway officials, was
quite inexplainable The engine, just
before leaving Philadelphia, had been
thoroughly tested. The president and
his party took the matter very coolly.
The accident is said to be the first
which has happened to a train on
which President Roosevelt has travelled
during his administration.
The president was given a cordial
welcome home by large crowd of peo-
pie as he came through the train shed
and walked out to the street where his
carriage was waiting. The crowd lined
both sides of Sixth street for a long
time before the train arrived, and when
he made his appearance and stepped
into his carriage he vas cnthusiastical-
" cheered
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
Three MEET DEATH
while ON A BRIDGE
Scafolding Work Used in Re-
pairing Structure Fell, Pre-
cipitating Men to River.
THREE FATALLY HURT
Four Are Seriously Injured and Sixteen
More or Less Bruised by Fall
or Striking Iron
Work.
THREE FATALLY HUR

Sloan Springs, Ark, Sept. PA
special to the Daily Republican from
Grove. l. T., says:
fatal accident occurred three miles
west of here in which three men We're
killed outright, three fatally and four
seriously injured by the falling Of scat
folding work on a bridge.
The dead:
HENRY RUCkER.
THOMAS BROWNING.
RAY MOORE.
The fatally injured:
Rufus B. Levins, back broken.
Charles Watson, internally injured.
Lee Carey, back broken and other in
juries.
Seriously injured:
Henry Glenn.
Z. P. Hunne.
]. p. jackson.
James Perrin
]. J. Smith, foreman of the steel
works here, had his leg broken and is
badly cut.
Forty men working on scaffolding
surrounding an iron wagon bridge in
course of construction across Grand
river were suddenly precipitated into
the river below, a distance of over fifty
feet, by the breaking of the scaffold
work Most of the workmen lived at
Grove. In addition to those named six
teen men were more or less injured, but
none seriously hurt.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
WILL BE NORMAL.
Secretary Wilson Says Barring Bae
Frosts Damage, Corn Crop Will
20 IIp ~ the Averaoe

Washington, Sept. 4.-Secretary Will
son does not agree with the estimate of
James j. Hill that the corn crop will
be below 1000 600, 900 bushels. Indica-
lions throughout the west are that the
corn crop will be harvested before the
killing frosts upset the present calcu-
lations of the farmers. ReDorts to the
weather bureau last night indicated
safe temperatures throughout the west,
with possibly light frosts in northern
Illinois, Kansas. Wisconsin,. Iowa, Min
nesota, the Dakotas and Nebraska, an
intimation of killing frosts in parts of
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan,
followed by the assurance that warmer
weather would soon prevail in the Da-
kotas and Montana. The official tele-
grams to the weather bureau showed
temperatures, maximum and minimum,
in various states as follows: Iowa, Sc
81 Missouri, 72-E"; Nebraska 54-4S;
Kansas, 1856; Wisconsin, 4S-46; Illi-
nois, 74-52.
Weather Conditions Good.
General weather conditions, as indi-
Gated in dispatches, appear to be IA
vorable for maturing corn in nearly all
districts. although low temperatures
have delayed the late crop. Dispatches
from various points in the corn belt
We're universally optimistic as to the
yield. Late corn is reported as matur-
Ing rapidly now in the western por-
lions of the belt, but the crop is ripen-
ing slowly in the eastern and central
sections and needs ten to twenty days
of favorable conditions to put it out of
danger, while damaging frosts occurred
in portions OF the upper Mississippi val
ley and u considerable portion of the
crop was damaged in Wisconsin and
some in parts of Minnesota and Iowa,
the aggregate damage in the last
!
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
STATE COMMISSION
CONDEMNS FOOD
a General Analysis OF Foods
Offered for Consumption
of the People.
MANY ARE ADULTERATED
Of % Tomato catsups Tested q Wer'
Condemned and as VieiIantly
Were Other Foods
Tested.
MANY ARE ADULTERATED

Aberdeen. S. d.. Sept. "a. Professor
James H. Shepard of the South Da-
.kota Agricultural college at Brookings,
who is also chemist and analyst for the
state food and dairy commission, has
sent his annual report to Commission
err c. p. Sherwood and it is now in tho
hands of the state printer. That por-
! tion Of the report dealing with the
analysis of food offered for the con-
sumption of the public is Of interest.
In all Professor Shepard analysed 21l
samples Of vinegar, of which l4S, OF
more than two-thirds. were found to
: be adulterated in some way. CheaH
whisky vinegars were colorea and
boiled cider added sparingly to give tho
requisite cider flavor Cider vinegar
was adulterated with acetic acid, and
many other forms of adulteration We're
found. OF seventy-siX samples oil
syrups and honey examined during tho
year, forty-one, or over so per cent
We're found to be adulterated to de.
gree prohibited by law. although the
chemist finds the maple syrups on tho
market generally pure enough to pasa
muster. OF twenty eight tomato cat.
sups tested. twenty-one were con
demned. or ffty-three samples of mis-
cellaneous foods, such as buck.
wheat flour, baking powder, pre-
PtiICd IlllllCt llSaL luIhi StS', lNSIi'
ty-three were condemned. One hun,
dred and twenty-one samples of canned
goods of various sorts. including jams
and jellies as well as vegetables and
fruits, were analysed and forty-onc
condemned, and the chemist is espe'
cially severe In his condemnation O
this class of authorizations because thu
preparations are not infrequently put
UP by irresponsible persons whom it IA
almost impossible to handle under the
present state law. Both Commissioners
Sherwood and Professor Shepard urge
the necessity for additional appropria-
tons and an extension of the powers
of the commission in order to adequate.
lily deal with the important subject OF
food adulteration, although the state
ment is made that the work already ac'
lcomplished has resulted in driving from
the state a large number of fraudulent
preparations.
-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
MOVEMENT is DEVELOPING.
Japanese Campaign Against Mukden
Begins to Be lressnu.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 24.--The Japa-
nese operations against Mukden, are
rapidly developing. kuropatkin an
nounces the Japanese army at Bentsia-
putze Is beginning to advance north
ward. The outposts yesterday tried to
capture Kaoutao Pass, commanding the
road to Fushun. The Russians are Of
fering stubborn resistance which is
likely to retard decisive operations.
Kuropatkin has placed strong forces
astride the Mukden and Fushun roads
to Bentisputze. The Russians are also
holding all the passes Of the Da range
eastward of BentsiaputZe.
A dispatch from Hardin announces
that another Japanese regiment is
moving further eastward, but it is re-
garded as impossible the Japanese will
move in any considerable force from
Dziantchtsn along the roads leading to
Mukden, Fushan and Sintsintin. Severe
fighting Is probable before the Japa-
nese succeed in reaching the Hun river.
There is no further news from Port
Arthur. but anxiety as to the fate Of
it's gallant defenders has been relieved
by foreign kilograms received here an
nouncing the Japanese have not cap
tured any important positions.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
BUTLER STILL BOSS.
ct. Louis Chief of RoodIers Is Still Able
to Handle tho Municipal
Contracts

st. Louis, Sept. 23.-Despite the demands
of the press and business organizations of
the city for the passing of the city gar
bage bill, the house of delegates last night
by vote of 10 to killed the measure,
with almost no explanation.
The present contract for garbage reduc-
ton is held by Ed Butler and is an emer-
gency one, entered Into after the supreme
court held that Buffers contract with the
city for removing and reducing garbage
was invalid. and at the same time re-
versed the case in which Butler was con-
victed of attempting to bride.
The city was compelled to make an
emergency contract with Butler. who had
done the work at immense profit for many
Years.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
DRUGGED AND ROBBED
Millionaire Onderdouk of New York
Believed to Be Victim Of
Foul Plav

New York, Sept. 24.-.As the result of
further investigation of the disappear,
ance last Saturday of John N Onder-
donk and the discovery of the retired
millionaire commission merchant in the
pauper's bed at the Metropolitan hospi-
tai on Monday, it is believed that he
was drugged and robbed. 1t has be-
come known that two negotiable
checks, aggregating nearly $4,000, which
the old man had when he disappeared,
are missing, as we'll as his $500 dia-
mond ring.
DR.. M. B. Feeney, his physician, has
learned of the mysterious visit of a
woman to Mr.. Onderdonk's apartment
at so West Twelfth street last Tuesday
night. The woman rented room in
the house Tuesday. Mr.. Onderdonk,
hearing knock on his door that night,
called, Come in and the woman,
whom he had never seen before APP
peared with a tray containing food
Mr.. Onderdon!- was amazed when she
insisted that they eat together 1t was
twenty minutes before he could induce
her to leave and did not touch the food
Vacated With a String
The following day, when ordered to
vacate, she complied, but left some
clothing, which she did not call for I'M
til the following Sunday, the day the
search for Mr.. Onderdonk was start
ed
No trace of the woman has been
found since. DR.. Feeney called at st.
Vincent's hospital last evening to ques-
ton Mr.. Onderdonk, but the patients
condition would not permit. Though
still weak from shock his recovery is
expected. Mr.. Feeney asked him where
he went Saturday.
"On a car the old man replied, and
then shook his head weakly to signify
that he could tell no more.
The checks which he carried on the
day Of his disappearance were sent by
his attorney. When Mr.. Onderdork was
found in the Metropolitan hospital and
asked about the checks, he said they
were in the inside pocket of his coat,
but they had disappeared with his 9TH
err papers.
The physicians at st. Vincent's hos
pital said last night that Mr.. Onder-
donk was apparently suffering from,
drug poisoning when he arrived at the
hospital, whittier he had been sent fron,
the Bellevue hospital. Although vic
tim Of locomotor ataxia, he was not
placed in the ward where such cases
are treated.
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VESSELS ARE REPAIRED.
Russian Officer Says VIadivostok Flee,
LIS Ready for Business AGAIN.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 24.-Captain Cla-
dot. Vice Admiral Skrydloffs chief Of
staff. has arrived here from Vladivostok
with important dispatches for the en-
peror. In an interview the captain in
formed the Associated Press that the
repairs to the protected cruiser Bogatyr
have been completed and that the cruis-
ers Gromoboi and Rossia are fit to re-
sumo active service. He admits the
chief mission of these vessels is to prey
upon commerce.
Cladot says the Russians will be I'M
able to recapture Port Arthur in the
event of it's fall without having mas
terry of the sea- and he urges the dis
patch Of every available ship to the
far east. including the Black Sea fleet.
The Associated Press is informed on
good authority til Grand Duke Alexis,
high admiral, favors sending out the
Baltic fleet to the far east by way Of
Cape Horn, but it to still undecided
whether the fleet will start this year.