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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
Fog Prevents Attack on NladivOStock.

Toxic, May 2.-Noon.-ViceA Admit
raj Kamimura who is in command of
the Japanese squadron, which has
been operating recently against Nladt-
Vostock has sent in report from
Gensan, Korea, dated Sunday in which
he says that the impenetrable fog
twice forced the abandonment of the
attack on VladiVoStock and twice
spared the Russian squadron sea
fight While kamimura was steaming
north the first time he passed the Rus
sian squadron bound south on the raid
to Gensan, which resulted in the sink
ing of the Japanese merchant steamer
GOYo Maru and the transport Kin
shiu Maru. The Japanese and the
Russian squadron must have passed
very close to each other, for the ia
panese were conscious of the presence
of the enemy.
When Kamimura was compelled to
suspend his attack upon Vladivostock
he moved to the southwark and again
passed the Russians on their way
north after the Gensan raid.
AS soon as Kamimura returned to
the Korean coast he learned that The
Kinshiu Maru was missing and imme-
diately returned to the north to search
and pursue it. He found three boats
belonging to the Kinshiu Maru float
ing at sea. He then detached some
cruisers from his squadron and order
ed them to search certain inlets in the
vicinity of Naniwa. The vessels dis
covered some Russian mines at Izuma.
The Japanese cruisers exploded the
mines.
Vice-Admiral Kamimura closes his
report by saying that the continuance
of the fog since Thursday has pre-
vented a renewal of the attack.
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(TueSday) interest of the pub
lie in the news of the fighting on the
falu is Ut fever heat, especially since
the last official report which an
nounced the lighting at Chin Cow
was given out. TO the general disap
pointment no further kilograms from
General Kuropatkin have been pub
liShed by the war commission, nor
Will the censor pass press dispatches
wired from the front.
The news led to the circulation of
wild rumors.
For instance it was reported that
General Sassulitch would be relieved
of his command and court martialed
for making a too strenuous stand ON
the right bank of the Yalu. AS q
matter of fact while the War office
is surprised at the resistance made
by General SaSSulitch, telegram
from General Kuropatkin to the EN-
peror on April 9Th, announced that
SassulitCh, in view of the prepara-
tons which the Japanese We're max
ing to cross the Yalu, had begun
to reinforce his troops on the Man
churian bank.
Heavy Russian Losses.
Another report says that the War
office has been Informed that the
Russian casualties numbered 1000.
Should this be true it can be accept
ed as a certainty that the Russian
plan of operations never contemplated
such 4 sacrifice.
In view of the cautious advance of
the Japanese, It is not expected that
they will quickly follow up SassulitCh
but will take a few days i'm getting
the remainder of their troops and
supplies across the river and in clear
ing the country of Russian detach-
mentS iii order that their commune
cations may not be exposed to at
tack.
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The CoStiie.st Luxury Yet.

New York World.
The Roosevelt Administration has
acquired the distinction of being the
most expensive in our history.
The second Administration of Madi-
son, including the war of 1872, cost
$50, 542,794.
The Administrations of Polk, includ-
ing the Mexican war, cost $173,299,-
2G6.
The Administration of Lincoln, in
Guiding the civil war. cost SO, 347 ,SO2.-
900 in paper money. equivalent to
from $500, 100000 to $4,000, zoe, G00
in gold
The first Administration of McKin-
ley, including the Spanish and Phil
ippine wars, cost 81. SOC, 1861.
The Administration of Roosevelt, in
unbroken peace, has cost S2,4i9,22S.-
3i5 in gold. That is nearly four times
as much as was spent under the seam
dalous first Administration of Grant
and three times the cost Of the first
Administration of Cleveland.
President Roosevelt certainly comes
high. Must we really have him?
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d. r. Kornegay was given the visitor
prize. a dainty piece of china; Mrs.
NJ. T. Breazeale first prize, picture,
Music and Love" Miss Margaret
Aaron second price, q jewel box, and
the consolation, tin whistle, was pre-
sented to Miss Cassie MCGEE.
The hostess assisted by her niue
daughter. Miss Katie Knowles, and
Miss Corinnide Kornegay, served delic-
ious refreshments in several courses.
We can recall no more pleasant occa-
sion.
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The Work of the Gmboats.

Toxic May 2.-10 a. m.-Admiral
Hosoya reports that Commander Ma
kawaga, the commander OF the ia
panese gunboat flotilla, has commune
Gated to him as follows:
The detachment started at half
past nine on Sunday morning. 1t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
NATURE SPARES


Ine stricken Rose From Grief.
What q fortunate provision of nature
1t is. that Geprives the rose of mental
suffering; for how poignant would be it's
grief 10 discover. in. the height of it's
blooming glory, that canker fed at its
heart, and that its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is a veritable
store-house of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek her aid. In the years
gone by falling hair and grayness have
cast a gloom over the lives Of thousands
of young women. but thanks to the in
vestgations of scientists the true cause
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WEDDING STATIONERY


lions and Announcements AT Homes Visiting caevcryhing
society stationery.
Demands engraving department
weddings
orders that give time as
their execution.
J. p. STEVENS ENGRAVING co, Whitehall Atlanta Ga
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Rejoicing in London.

London MAY 3.-The dispatches re-
ceived here confirming the complete
ness of the victory on the Yalu could
hardly have given greater satisfaction
i'm Toxic than they have done in Lon
don. The editorials i'm the morning pa
pers ring with admiration with the
success Of -enneral Kuroki's strategy
i'm a manner indicating that Great
Britain had been in considerable doubt
of the capacity of her ally's troops
when matched against the Russians,
and. despite the lack of Japan of good
cavalry to follow up her victory, it is
believed that she Will speedily drive
the Russians out of the Feng Huan
Cheng also.
Few further details have yet been
received. but it seems that the Japa-
nese imperial guards fought with con-
spicucus bravery and sustained the
brunt of the fighting, losing heavily.
Some accounts speak of bayonet
charges.
Their Guns Spelled Victory.
1t is evident that the Japanese sue
cess is largely due to the superiority
of their artillery, the Russian guns
being too light.
The japanese victory has caused a
complete surprise in the European
capitals and it is expected to lead to
difficulty in Russias efforts to raise
loan.
An unconfirmed report of severe
fighting between 5000 Russians and
a similar number of Japanese at Cen
san is sent by the Standard st. Pc
tersburg correspondent. who says the
Japanese were compelled to retire in
to Gensan, both sides losing heavily
Two Russian officers are said TO have
Haan appnno~ tho wounded.
The Standards Tien Tsin CORE
spondent cabling under date OF May
2, states that Viceroy AleXieff has sent
a lengthy dispatch to General Ma,
commanding the Chinese troops, in
forming him that the occasion may
arise for Russia to increase her forces
in Sin Min-Tung, Chen Yang ana 9th
err places and requesting him to with
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
Muscovites Second Stand.

Toxic, May 2.-11 a. m.-After tie
japanese carried the line of hills eX-
tending from Chiu Tein Cheng to YO-
Shoka, on the right bank of the Tho
river. yesterday. the Russians made
second stand on hill northwest of
Chiu Tein Cheng, but they began re-
treating at ten minutes before 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. The twelfth
Japanese division advanced toward
Tahlang Fang, which is due west of
the village of Makao, the division Of
the Imperial Guards advanced towards
Hamatan, which is west of Chiu TEN
Cheng, while the second division NOV
ed down the river with Antung as it's
objective. The general reserve adj
Vanced over the main road to Lao
Yang, which runs in a westerly direc-
ton from the Yalu river AT o'clock
yesterday evening the Japanese army
held a line extending from Antung
forth westerly to Laukulu and running
from there i'm northeasterly direc-
ton 10 MiShula1I
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Fire Ships Sunk by Rain
of Balls.
Continued from First Page)

guns were captured bgy the Japanese
during the recent fighting on the Yalu
river.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04

DOW the Chinese militia and police
An answer, the correspondent says Il
,.nouirel within three days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
Capture Of Russian Guns.

AT Hamatan where the Tho river
makes its first bend to the west the
Japanese succeeded in enVelOping the
Russians on three sides. At this place
after sharp fighting at close range,
the japanese captured twenty Rus
sian guns with their horses carriages
and ammunition and more than TWEEN
ty officers and mein. The Russian
troops at Hamatan retreated toward
Feng Huan Cheng.
A Russian officer who was taken
prisoner, said that the effect of the
Japanese artillery fire on Saturday
and Sunday was enormous.
Lieutenant General Sassulitch, COM
mander Of the second Siberian army
corps and Major General Kashtalin
sky, commander of the third East
Siberian rifle brigade were wounded
by shells. a Russian lieutenant colo
mel was captured 1t is estimated that
the Russian casualties amounted to
over 500.
General KurOi and his headquarters
entered Chiu Tien Cheng at half-past
five Sunday evening.
General Kuroi has telegraphed that
the Imperial Prince and the officers
of his command are in high spirits,
and that all the troops are in excel
lent spirits. B9f
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Virginia Springs Mountain Resorts.
On the Lire of the
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The CensOr's Hand Fails.

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Martha was;ingtons Enter,ainea.

Mount Olive, N. c.. May 3.-(Spe-
cial.)-On Thursday afternoon from
four till six, Sunny Side" the lovely
home of Mrs. Yancey H Knowles. was
thrown open to the Martha Washing
ton Club. Hamlet was the subject of
discussion, and a sketch of the life and
character of Ophelia was beautifully
read by Miss Roberts. while Mrs. w.
f. Martin put before the club a we'll
prepared paper on Shakespeare. After
study was over Mrs. Albert Pickett
read in a very charming manner 1.-THE
Black Roses" after which a contest,
entitled "a Musical Romance" puz-
zled the guests for half an hour. Mrs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
Fun For the Little Folks.

To. morrow evening, May 5th, from
four to six o'clock there will be an
entertainment at the residence OF
Mrs. j. a. Sanders. on West Jones
street, for the little people. There
will be vocal and instrumental music
and IFecitationS. Games will be play
Throughout the evening. Admis-
Sion, 25 cents. including cream and
cake. This is for a worthy cause
and should be we'll patroniZed.
The musical for the grown people,
assisted by the A. and M. band, will
begin promptly at eight o'clock.
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sntianaspis, Snb. mOnaa, 25 sanuar 1904
Sine iutsrsiiante GutideiOnag

gine uittige entiteioung bat oas
9leip Dorter 9lppsllationsseribt abae-
geben. inosm cs Elm bon Der lebten Ves
aislatur erlaRenes Gjsisb fhr per-
faIiungsmdbia srtldrte. weldes abIolat
bsrbieist, DAB BIDDER ldnser ais 10
Stunoen per 5ag arbeiten oiirfen.
Das @sieb rihtet fit nidt nur aegen
Die gddermeilier. ionoern aud gegen
ole Ydderseiellen. oenen es ri9t ee-
fattst 1T, ldnoer ais 10 Siunoen per
9ag gu arbeiten. islbIt wenn Iie oaiu
bsreii Iein Iollien. glnaefohten iuuroe
oaS @eieB auf Den @runo bin, oaB es
cine Yerlsbung Der ourd Die yer'
fahung garantirten perfonIiden uno
g,ntracifrsibeit inDOlbirc. 0as Ges
ridt luies inoeHsn oieien Ginmano 5u-
rid unter gerufung auf ba5 Redt un0
Die pfidt oeS Staates, 2eben nno Gee
iunobeii ieiner Uiisaer 3u i6tBen uno
fii5rte @utadtsn prominenter slerSte
an. bic babin lauten, baB oas gdders
banomert ssiunbbeitsitdolid lei. in-
oem ourd ginatbmen oes Webliiaubes
Die gltbmungsprsane in ibren JnnIs
tionen eehort piiroen, mas 3ubertu-
loie berborruTe. 9as Sem Ycrter
9lppeaationsstridt itiibte oieies llrtbeil
nuI ein: friibsre gntidsiouna OeS Bun.
=Supremegeri1tes. ipelhes beIa9ts,
oaB ieoer Staot oas &s9t babe, Die
glrbeits;eit in iOldsn Serllfen su be-
Ihrdntsn. Die 9efdbrlid, un9eiuno ooer
ungeu6bnli6 erid0pfeno lino.
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Trurrsbranit In Srasil.

gra3il. Sno., 25. San. Sn
Dem i'm 9snirum oes @eiddfts- Giiiricts
bele1enen Rnigbt @ebduoe brab beuie
Worgen um 4 llbr Elm SSeuer aus,
ueldes oerarti9e DimenIiOnen oil.
nabm. oab beIirdtet wuroe. es whroe
iib iibcr ole aanse 5taot berbreiien.
aaum bate Die 6euerDebr nit
ibren Qoidarbeitsn beaonnen, als oas
9auptwaHerrObr barli, uno in 6Olgc
Oehen tOnnten ole 9ampfipriben nidt
benubt meroeu.
0unoerte bon 8iireern balfen bel
ben 2OIbarbeiten uno es gelang
IhlieBlih. oas 6euer auf oas @oulo
Webduoe aGein 3u beidrdnten.
9asielbe uuroe bis au5 Die Mauern
total 5erh0rt.
Der @eIammtIaaOen iuiro aui
$4,000 sei6dbt, iuelder gum 9beil
ourh geriidsrang seoedt 1T.
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sssusr In Den Iemilen Oer Stra=
Rentabn=W Weienl6aft.
G6aoem 100000.

QluT bis oabin nod unalIf9etldrie
gBeiIs brat leute WOrgen tnr8 nah 5
llbr in oen Remiisn Der Strabsnbabn'
geIeaIdoit am Ulegean place ein
6eaer ous, weIdes. als bic erltsn
6euerIpribnr auT Der Yranoltdtte ers
Ihirn, lid bereits iiber oas gan5e ejes
bduoe Oerbreiiet bate. Sn Golge oel'
ZEN lieb Der 6suerwebrbef, IobalO er
auI Der granohdite anlangte, oem
ernen gllarm ioIort ben sweiten folgcn.
3weisr 5tunosn rieliser glnIfren.
ounaen Ieiiens Der 2oidmanni6oft
beourIie IS, I'm oas Geuer unter eOns
trons 81 beiommen.
Die eiIiQe 9dlts uno Der oidts 3aub
unD Gualm, ipelbe in oem @ebduoe
berrIdten, srihwerten Die 2Olharbeiien
wsientlih. erf beuie Wcrgen gtssn
: llbr mar oas 6euer iinter ecntrolle.
% BON Den erObsn Cars Der @sisll-
itbaft, wel6e ihr bic NOrb Sllinois
Sir.-, Central Qlpe.. uno ssoro Su-
oioncpolis-9 9inieu benubt lDeroen, pur=
Den folt bollfdnoig 3erlt0rt. IS III
oaber mabrIheinli4. oaB IN Golge bon
Wlanoel an Gars in osm Yabnbetrieb
auI ein5eInsn 2inien Dd9rsno DER nd1'
ten @O6.n crbsblide Stodungen cin-
treien wer0en.
Der @elammtidaoen wiro auf 800
600 eeiddbi. oerIelbe III ieoo9 sum
arOBten 3bsil ourd gerliderling &C.
oedt.
Die Iarbigen Geusrwebrleute, Ben
3oDlor uno 3om Smith bon Del
S9lau9 so. go. 16 trugen lei1i'
@srlsBungen oauOn.
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VI liter pionier Qeforben
8reenfielo. SIN 9llter BON
81 SnhTen iii am Sonntag auF oer
6arm ieines Sobnes 8nplor 9. 2bo.
mas, Sobn M. SbOmns nus benz Sc.
ben seidisosn.
er nat pobl Der populdrife 6armer
in 9ancod gOuntd. pOielbIt er cine
darm bon 800 gldern beiab. gr uar
81 Sabre in Boone 3OwnIbip an-
idiiis
9ober Wafiertano.
gbansbille. Ser 6luB ilt
nod INNER i'm Stsigsn beorifisn uno
Der Waiierifanc III CUR 3eit 20 SUB.
@reen Riper uno oer gDabaIb Iiieaen
ebenfalls In acknowledgements @eiIe.
Gin urdtbares Sdidfal.
Sort gD pne. Bon einem eut=
iebiiden llnfalle purOe bel 9alamosOo,
Uiib., @5ra 6adler, Elm Yremier, Der
@rano 3apios gabn betroffen. er
itano auf Dem Dade elmer 6rahtcar,
rutibte in Golgs Der elattsn Sdnee-
oede ab, ltiir3te 5u goben uno 3uar
Direct 5uif1en stuei gBa99Ons, iOoaB
beioe geine ibm unterbalb oes 9nies
bon ben Rdoern Osrart Sermalmt pur-
ben, oab fie in oem 9oipital gu 2ala-
masoo, Wi9igan, gsbradt wuros. ams
putirt ueroen muBten. Der beonusrns-
wertbe Mann 1T erIf "a Sabre alt unb
1T berlobt. Seine Wutter, ieine Bril-
Der unb feline Yraut Iinb bier anldllig.
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Sin insenolidsr Gbsd= =Jajit
binter SdloR nno Niegel.

Die Detectives 6auier uno 9arIb
Derbafteten geitern ben 2l-jdbri9en
@eiddftsreiisnoen Wm. 8. Dap bon
$500 81. 9elaware Ctr. unter Der
Antla9e Der 6dlidune.
gr bate ini Geniion 9ouie einen
auf $50 lautsnoen Gbed. welber
bic llnteridrift Der 6rantlin',r
Jirma o0oIoer Dafg. Co." trus, prd=
Isutirt uno bas baare @elo baffr ere
balten.
Spater itellte es iid bsraus. oaB Der
@bsf gefdlidi mar. SIN Belize Oss
Yerbafteten ipuroe nod Elm gbed ge-
funben, tuelder Die geidlidte llnter=
I9riIt bon Bib, Stpain & So. truo.
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Ybilippinsn.
5dbelberrfdaft in @''d e.
run9s sa6e En-.


Manila, 25. Sanuar. syii oes
6Ifentlihsn geiprsdun9 Die jeb, IN
Sinblid aui bas neue Wdbrunesgeieb
bier Dor iid gsbt. ertldrte 0err SOurs.
@eiddftsleiter Der 0ongtOn9 .unO
Shanghai 8ant, Die ganfcn bdtten
auf gsfsbl oes ameritaniihen Generals
Wleritt misber msriiariI6s Dollars
einfiibren mulieu, nahoem osren gin=
fubr swan3Ia Sabre lang berhOtel
mar. Die Yanien fiibrte oieie Miin=
gen niht ettpa freiiuillia Elm, iagte
9err Spurs. iOnOern wuroen bon ben
Dlilitdrbeb6roen fattii6 nit WaHtn=
gemalt oa3u ge5Dun9en. glmeritanis
Ede SoIoaten tamen In Die Banfen
uno Derlan9ten fir ibr @elo meritani-
Ihe Dollars. Wlan6e Solonten 9in=
Qen 10 meit. DAB Iie ibr yerlangen nit
porgsbaltenem RebolDsr ourdiebten.
Snnerbalb zines Yierteliabrs wuroen
%, 900 GOloatsn gelanoet, 81 osreu
Yesablung Der Guartiermeiitsr uno
3ablmeifer Greoitbriefe gum 8eira9e
BON elmer baIben WlilIion pfuno Gter=
ling auf bic SOnatOng unb Sbangbai
gant 500. SOurs iab fib auBer
5ianoe, ben Greoitbriei in Gourant 81
berwanOsln, uno idloB oesbalb Die
Yant. Garauf erlieb @tneral @reene
ben Yefebl, oab. wenn bic Yanf nidt
ibre 3biiren offnen uno ben greOit=
brief in 9artselo fir Die 5ruppen um.
medieln lpiiroe, er SOurs in's @efdns=
nib uerfsn wiiroe.
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125 @rubenarbeiter in q e=
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Yittsbura. pa.. 25. Sanuar.
0eute Morgsn $50 entliano In Dem
6da9t Der Sarowid @oal 60. nabe
@tssmid. an Der @eIt yennIpluania
gabn eine grp(olion uno l25 2euten.
iuelhe CUR 3eit in Der @rube arbeite.
ten, 1T oer 0eg in's 6reie total ber=
iperrt. gs tpsroen beroiIde 9ln'
lirenaaugen sema6t, um bic Mdnner
81 retten.
Gin glep bant burd 2dlte
in Wutb geratben.
Ct. Yaul, D,in.. 25. San. Gin
gu elmer Menaserie gebori9er gIe-
plant, ipelder nit anoeren Sbiersn in
einem bieligen 5beatergeb1uoe ausge.
itslt 9sweien mar, wuroe. beute in
6olge DER intenfben adlte, bel Der ibm
Obren uno 3hHsl erfroren tparen, iob-
iildtig. btadte isinem gDdrter, GOn=
rao @aifens nit glamen, nabesu um
uno oemolirte einen She'll bes Sitter
neutrality-suspicious. Der Wiilwautee uno
ct. paul gabn. Wdbreno Der Dergan-
genen Na6t bate oas Sbier i9per
unter Der 4dlte 9elitteI, uno ais mon
es beute Mor9en auf einen 3ug perll=
ben mollte, gerietb es pl6Blid in geutb
uno rib Die fdmere gerlaoungsplatform
in 3riimmsr, um Johann Die oiden
yretter, aus tDel9en oieie ge3immert
raren, na9 allen Ri6tungen Der
Winorois bin 3u berifreuen.
@aritens begab Iih odrauf 81 benz
Sbiere uno mahte geraoe Dor oellen
Ropf itebeno, ben yeriud es su berubi-
gen, inoeisn mari oasielba ibn in ieis
ner Wutb 3u 8Ooen unb Ieb.e ibm
einen SUB auf ben 2sib. nobel BEN
lln9liidlidsn Die Rippsn eineeoriidt
muroen unO er allen Mnideine nad
auf ben 5oo berlsbt fparo,
6ooann be9ann Der @lepbnnt, lih
Die fdweritea Stiide i'm 6ra6tiduppsn
aus3uiuden uno lints uno redts nit
oenIelben I'M iid 3u uerfcn. Gie Wle=
naasrieangeiiellten batten bon fiinf llbr
beute Woraen bis 3pei llbr Nadmit-
tags ale 0dnoe DOa Su tbun. um bas
auBer Iid Der Wutb befinoli6e 5bIer
uisoer a. berubisen.
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Sin oie6ild)er saufjnmse oes
glnbpuol Sotels berbafttt.

Die 9etsctips 9Ols uuo grap Oer-
baftetsn aeitern Den iiaenOliden SiOnep
gaOio bon glO. 937 6let6sr glpenue
unter Der gnilage oes @roboieblicbls.
GsrieIbe mar i'm GlaDpOol 0otel als
2aufjunse angeitellt uno bate aus orei
3immern i'm 5. Stodwerie @eloium.
men i'm @eiammttetraae bon s4l.50
gslioblen. 9as @slo bate er i'm asl-
Ter oss 0oisls beriiedt.
Wlapor 0olbmann mar elmer Der
SeliOblenen; er batte $3.50 ein.
geblbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
sieeer im Stat.

gei bem geltrisen Stat-9urnisr I'M
llnabbdngigen 9urnOerein muroen Die
bubI1en preiie bon ben folsenoen Uia=
taOOren einaebeimi:
l. 0ensp Sun9claus, IL Gpisle.
2. 8. 2aritaoi, 528 puntte.
3. @us. WOernet, Solo ae9en 5.
a. Carl Stmiot. 16 6piels.
5. @eo. Seioenitider. 5l7 puntte.
6. Gus. OberldnOsr. 90 punits.
z. Sui. 2ensr f., 9urnse sssen 10.
paar aOedert, 9rofprsis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Damenbereia Ses 1lnabbGnsi8en
Surnbereins.

Der 9amenDerein oes llnabbdnsigen
Surnpereius belt ssitern feline monats
li9s gudre=Y Yartie ab.
Sieislbs nabm einen Isbr semiitb.
liden Werlauf.
Sie palmen oes Sisses trusen fOl-
senoe Dam,n oabon
l. prei5-Grau 8. 8aamann.
2. preis s-6rau Slba Giis.
3. prsis-Grl. 9ntie Studie. !
4. qreis-Jrap 6. Martlsp.
). prsis-6ruu 2eOp.
glm II d d ten 9onner Ifao
abeno finoet Die srObe gudrs,partit
FIR Gamen uno 0erren ffaii, fir
welbe Isitens Der /. Section. Vor-
iibenoe 6rau u. 9raB bic umfaFeno-
fen gorbsrsitungen aetrOffsn msrOen.
Dieislbs bat in 6rau Charles Of,
6rau Sim RobinIOn unb 6rau SlDa
DIS fdbise aiIiiientinnen ssfunosn.
9is 9amsn unb 9erren mero.n NOD
oarauf aufmertIam ssma6t, baB oas
Spiel prdciis $3.50 isinen 9lniang
nimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Mls sefdbrlide 0anner
DurS,n bic beioen etrabcnbabn 1aiasn
biebe ibentiiicirt.

gonarb 6orb uno Sarrp gomaros,
Die beioen gariden, Die lebtbin abse=
fast wurbsn. als fie nuf StraBenbabn=
wagen bic 3afden mebrerer paiiagisre
geleert batten, Iino mitteIIt oes gera
iillon.S .Spliems als 3psi bsfannt, @bis
eagoer @auner ioentifeirt iuoroen.
6oro bet bort unter bem glamen .Gobie
Safion" ipegen 9aidenOiebit1blen,
GdliAung uno 9faubes 9ebrummt. Sn
Ct. gouis uno anberen Stdoten bat er
als Oscar SacObion Operirt. glud
gomaros bat ihon iusgen berihieoener
gsrbreden i'm @efdnaniiie geieiien uno
In piitsburg mar er tuegsn 3beilnabme
an sinem MOrbe ms 3udibaus seIdidt
tuoroen.