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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Tommy Donnelly. the hilarious free booter of fun, will make his appear ance with the AL c. Field Greater Min strels this year for the fourteenth sea son That a man is employed with one organization for such a long period IS proof positive of his ability. His hu- nor is spontaneous and he IS one or the most popular black faced come dians on the stage. His very attitude has a quaintness about it, and he Is funny whether in repose or in action He is a laugh maker.
 New York engagement remains prac- September ', and will begin rehearsals of his new comedy. The Usurper' by l. N Morris, on Thursday, the 10. He will open his season at Powers Thea tre. Chicago, Monday October g.. Ills New York engagement will be played at the Knicker booker Theatre, begin ing November 2S, After his New York run he will tour the principal cities playing the Pacific coast late In the spring, ending his season the latter part of June. His entire company haS been engaged and will present ros- ter of very strong names. MT. Good win Is very enthusiastic over his new play. The scenes are laid partly In America and partly in England. Max
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Charles W. Doty. the author of Com mon Sense Bracket" the play in which Richard Golden will star this coming season was being congratulated on his good fortune by a native of his home town in Illinois Does it pay pretty we'll to write them plays? asked the rural friend.
 Well" replied Mir. Doty, T never enumerate my fowls until the process Of incubation has been thoroughly re- alized."
 The ruralite Is still wondering whether Doty meant ''yes" or mo-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Walter E. Perkins fig going to star in another DuSouchet play this season, called "A Military Man" DuSouchet and perkins are friends of long stand ing. The authors first success, My Friend from India" would probably never have been written had not Per kins spurred him to the goal. The farce was written with Perkins droll talents in view. and the comedian pro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11
E rec
 Wine

We want to send you FREE, costing you ab,
 solutely nothing. a trial bottle of Drake Palmetto, Wine" Drop us postal and 1t in bible times people took wine flor the stomach's sake" But the modern grape wine is not good either for stomach. brain or pock- ct. "Drakes Palmetto Wine'' is vastly dif- ferent. It comes gushing from the palm fruit of own sunny South. It Is a superb appe- tizer tonic and nerve-D Dracer. It cleans and purifies the blood and thus feeds brain and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Henry W. Savage. who has just as- stunned the management of the Garden Theatre in New York will open the play house on Tuesday, September 20. with George Ade's latest contribution to the stage. The College Widow" which satirizes life in the modern col leges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11
Drake Palmetto ' Vine

Is also a natural medicine. It is a wonder ful specific for constipation. 1atulency and all dyspeptio troubles. It positively heals caatrrh of nose. throat. stomach or bowels. It regu- der Ror women 1t is a true God-send. A tablespoon dose daily cures all those troubles The wine has rich. appetizing smack and nlncka NnIi m instanfly-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

The company supporting Miss Amelia Bingham on her tour through tho South and Middle West, will be prac- tically the same as won such high en- comium last season. Tn addition John F. Kellard and Joseph Ki1gour have been engaged. It is Miss Bingham's in- tention to iraugurate a new era in the South So far as stupendous productions are concerned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

'The Prince of Pilsen" company which will tour the United States. open ed its season in Brooklyn last Monday night. Trixie Friganza, Jess Dandy Jeanette Bageard. and the other prin' cipals remain in the cast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Among the notable attractions book ed to appear at the Montgomery Thea tre. during the coming season, Is Char les B. Hanford in a superb revival of Don Caesar De Bazan. Mir. Hanford Is no stranger to the theatre-goers of Montgomery and his visit from year to year Is looked forward to with pleas ure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

During performances of 'The Sho- Gun," the new opera by George Ade and Gustav Luders every chorus girl in the organization changes shoes six times. The wardrobe list includes more than 400 pairs of shoes of every de- scription.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

A widely known London antiquarian has been engaged by KIaw & Erlanger to seek authorities for designs of cos- tunes and armor for their coming pro- duction of Gen. Lew wallace's "A Prince of India" 4 fabulous amount of money will be expended in the mount ing of this play. All the scenes of the story are laid in and about Constanti- |nople at the time of its conquest by Mohammed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Alice Kraft Benson is the new Gold enrod in Miss Bob White" By strange coincidence, the portrayer of Goldenrod in each years presentation of the Spenser opera has been an Alice. Alice Campbell creates the role followed by Alice Dovery and this year we will have Alice Benson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Miss Helen Grantly. who will be re nembered for her work in Her Lort and Master" and Tn The Palace o The King." will open her Southern toul early in October. Manager Delcher i. engaging one of the best companies ob tainable to support his star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Plays and Players.
 Thomas D. Shea has in preparation "a new play entitled 'The Great Adven- turer." The play is of the Napoleonic epoch, and abounds with enthusiasm, dramatic and heart interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Sensational titles seem to be the or der of the day. Besides "The White Tigress of Japan" Queen of the White Slaves" More to be Pitied than Scorned," such names as Fast Life in New York" Dealers In White wom- en-" and Why Girls Leave Home" have lately presented themselves. The old hackneyed yellow-bound novel is certainly outdone and an appropriate title for the near future will be Why Critics Go Dafry." if they arc com pelled to review and take seriously many plays of this character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Frederick Warde and Kathryn Kid der are meeting with enormous success in the Wagenhals and Kemper pro- ,duction of "Salammbo." Tt Is said that never has MT. Warde appeared to such as Matho and that Miss Kidder's Salammbo ranks with her per- formance of San Gene. The organiza- tion has been playing to capacity bus mess since It's opening and on all sides enthusiastic praise is given the stars company and production. The play will be presented in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

Sam S. Shubert has added Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon to his list of stars. It is his purpose to present them this season in a new play from the German bearing the unique title or Taps" It is of q semi-military char acter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Fl tabaCO en Mexico

Los plantfos de tabaco de San Bias
Mabingo y Estacas, del Estado de
Veracruz, Sc han perdido en- su totali-
dad, debido a las constantes lluvias
que han estado. cayendo diariamente
en- la primera decena de este.mes, en-
esos lugares, por cuyo motive la plaza
de La Ensenada Sc encuentra en- COM
pleta decadencia, pues uno de los prin-
cipaIes factores de su comercio era ell
tabaco.
La cosecha de tabaco en- Mexico, en-
ell presente afio, Sc calcula en- 100000
arrobas, sea 100000 de libras pro-
ducidas por los siguientes Distritos:-
Arrobas-San Andres, 100000; Va
lie Nacional, $1,000, Oiitlan, 10000,
Acayucan y Jatilpan. 5000: Tlapaco-
yan y Cordoba, 10000; Simojevel.
10000; Territorio de Topic, 10000
Otros Districts, IS, ooo,--Total de AFRO
bas 100000
La mayor parte de este tabaco So
exporta q Europa.
En- Amsterdam. Hamburgo, Lon
dres y Liverpool estan los principales
coEapradores. A Estados Unidos no
va tabaco mexicano en- ninguna canti-
dad, en- vista de los elevados irnpues
tos con que esta gravado Ell articulo en-
el pals vecino.
Toda la cosecha de San Andres,
Tuxtla, (I6o, 900 arrobas), y la tercera
parte de las de Ojitlan y Vale Nacio
nal, Sc han vendido 4 bueuos, precios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Las Segundas hipOteCas
Docsrina del supreme

Por Ia doctrina jurfdica que esta-
blece, merece consideration estudio
la sentencia que ha dictado reciente-
mente la Corte Suprema en- el pleito
seguido por don jose Pena Chavarri
contra don Jose Antonio Annoni, hoy
SUI succession, sobre cancellation de gra
vamenes de fndole hipotecaria.
En- cierto juicio ejecutivo segaido
por don Jose Pena Chavarri contra Ell
senior Annoni Sc adjudicaron al prime
70 para pago del credito hipotecario
que motivaba la ejecuci6n 274 cuerdas
de terra y los stablecimiento de la
antigua hacienda "Josefa". Existien-
do a la vez segundas hipotecas sobre
los bienes adJudicados, Sc acordo por
Ell Juzgado la cancellation de esos gra-
,vamenes, pero ell Registrador de San.
German no efectuo dichas cancelacio-
mes: y al ser conocido ese estado de
cosas despues de I6 amos, Sc pidi6 su
subsanacion por la representation del
senior Pefia ante la Corte Mayagiiez, la
que por mayorfa de votos Sc neg6 a
acordarla.
La Corte Suprema ha revocado por
unanimidad las distintas resoluciones
de la de Mayagiiez, y ordena que Sc |
hagan las cancelaciones de aquellos
Ha llevado la representa-
cion y defensa del senior Pena Chava-
ri ell Letrado don Eduardo Acuha
Aybar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
La ilSinsa paEas0ra
LA FoToGRAFIA pROGREsA

Cuenta Guayams con una gslerfa fotogrAfca
que dirige don Leopoldo Venegas
Tode trabajo que Sc relscione con este rsmc
de 10 industria nloderna, ser& eiecutaae alli con
arte prontitud.
Especialidad " esq casa son lor ampliaciones
postales ilumii das.
Para las prince as hay marcos hermosos, DC los
tamanos que Ell p1blico soicite.
De cualquier retrato que SO envfs por correo, o.
haes In snplAci6n q postal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Por' escaIarmiers to
y f-aude

En- Comerio fueron arrestados por
fuerza de la policia insular de aquel
puesto, los individuos Jose Ponton Ma
rrero y Manuel Ponton Santiago por
escalamiento de segundo grado, y Bau-
tista Arroyo, per fraude al Estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
Tasaco hilado y en- rama

Ofrezco excelente tabaco, procedente
lie las famosas vegas de Mango (Ma-.
nat0, cosechado por Ell propietario de
elias, que suscribe. !.
1870 pacas clasificadas desde capa 4
tripas terceras.
200 rollos hilado, de a I3o varas
cada uno. La clase es superior.
En- Barceloneta dara informes
Fernando Sssria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
seoci6n r.eIigioss
SANTOS DE MANANA

Iunio 20, miercoles- + Santo; Pc
dro tron de Tea Baia) y Pal 10,
ap6stoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-28
BERMUDEz, HERMANos 74ca.

Vende arneses de coche de uno dos caballos.
banos Inedos banos de zinc aesgfansaoTas es
qIeses. coeinas economieas una varledad en- et
rano de quincalla ferreteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

was that h. E. sutherland. pro-
prietor Of the shop saia he was dc
tcrmined Go oncu on Labor day,
Strikes are ON az Shrewsbury IS
and licadya barber shops for the
same reason Things are shaping
themselves more and more. In the
opinion mon. 60 show that there is
a concerted and we'll planned move.
ment ON among the owners of half
dancu OF the highest class barber
shops in the city To break the pow
en- of the narbcra union The LAT.
ter has Of late been steadily gaining
la strength until It ia nov one OF
the strongest unions In the vity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
ANOTHER
STRIKE

TIE Arlington hotel barber shop
was this morning added 60 the list
of local tonsorial establishments at
which there is strike. The two
-nioa men employed there walked
cut upon instructions from their
union. Their reason Ter striking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

pRa " A. MuslEU Chatlea
James ana A. Al crosby have a
movement ON foot fnf the erection
90 IA new hospital fef Tekna. Go be
constructed at Is cost OF $1,000.
The State normal school nt url=
uurham opens Tor the ai2th annual
session september Z.
JOHN ANDERSON. n quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

.adIea Flanuelettc NiKht Robe
made of striped flannelette col
lar and cuffs 70 plain material
finished OF With buftuuhois
stitch aeallan fancy braid on
flaN cuff and arruaa yoke. price
=............=..... soc
fAdIea FIannelrite NiEht Robes
extra quality material striped
cffesi Hubbard turn dnwn col
La band cuff FAM banding un
collar cuffs and yoke EXTRA
sizes price 4ss..s#s s.sss.. use
Ladies FIannslette sight Hoises
made 81 extra quality ~ plain
nanneieife. polntrf yoke Nth
three rows If faKufins aous Ia
mlk. meslalaaua Il embroidery
on collar. price .#s..s#. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Ladies' Flannelette
Night Robes

ladies Flnnuelette Might Robes.
made 81 extra staple stripe fan
uelette pink aud blue fumhinA-
tious pointed yoke effect of
plain material. round collar 81
plain material finished or With
tufthan lace. turnover cuffs Of
same material. fancy banding on
collar cuffs and yoke t1.1D
Ladies' Flanuslrtte Night Robes
extra quality stripe fianuelette
turnover collar and band cuffs
collar cuffs and yoke finished
of wtth Hamburg embroidery
Insertion. price s.-..s.. sl.2o
tadles Fianneiftte Might Hobe
ln striped effect Hubbard yoke
turn down collar. trimmed With
narrow embroidery. cuffs nm.
iahri OF with raffe. price zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Saturday IN Our Big Bargain Basement
SPECIAL FOR Ali DAY.

SPECIAL FOR All DAY.
A Royal Steel Granite Double
Rice or Mush Boiler. size OF in
side boiler
1-quart size. regular So. for 3oe
iia-quart size. regular Go. Tor
...s4..++ ........4....4=. doe
2-quaFt size. regular So. for 6ee
"a quart size. regular s5e. for
.sss.s.sss. sssst.sss..s... h9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
a special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Waugonda Gold Min
ing Co will be held at No e
Uinelxlcv block. Seattle Wash
Monday September 9th 1901 a.
1850 q m. FOR the purpose of elect
INK a Board of Trustees and faiifY
Ing certain lease of the company
property made April lafb. 1900
]. h. CHAPMAN.
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

breed Indian. agvd 90 years .eHter-
day entered plea of guilty 90 the
charge Of horse stealing nt eolfaK.
ile WAS sentenced 10 one year in the
peuitgntiary.
FIRB CHIEF uONf Of Everett
who was formerly connected with
the Sunset Telephone company,
will file his resignation with the
eity council neat Monday evening.
go take effect October l. MI Haft
expects 10 accept IA better position.
ToM YOUNG who has been
working az IA quarry near iudeA.
WAS arrested i'm Everett yesterday
ou complaint Of uaitluner a tirieh
81 Index II iH alleged that he
taahel fellow Wurkman.H chez b
and forged his maine to H.
PROF EDWARD o. Mi1ANY rs
making plans to have two muua
moutH erected ON SAN Juan island ia
eommcmafatlah of the exciting hl#=
tofisal events which took place there
dufIuN the last century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

BoY8' SCHOOL sHlRTs.
We have the largest lime aud bY
far thu best assortment Of Boys
shirts ln seattle ArHliKre
shirts ia light golufe1 eheNluiHs
dark madras ur black Saline Hll
haNr neat COLLAR and cuffs at
tHHhrd coli fhlffH. HaWr Win
cuffs attached. 10 D., worn With
white HullHH and then some
have two collars and one pair ~
cuffs separate. but all ~ the
Same material. these AN guuu
Boa light medium and dark col
ofH and HiasH IuMs from = o.
1a#Inlh COLLAR W. have laid out
lIHe Of these ranging boz price
from Soc ta Zoe ana for the
benefit uf the boys. We viii sell
them all at the one price
ACE ios Any shirt IN ths Let,
BOYS LEATHER BELTS.
Al ~ our line ~ ate and soc
leather BELTS Tor BOYS viii be-
ou sale for. each ss..sH... 2oc
Bows INITIAL sAkokFs.
Al hem stitched. and small siEe
especially for the boys Co carry
iu thrif pockets and still leave
tunm In the pos hrt Tor ether
thinFs. These were bought 90
cell fur TO-. bat We are going 60
put them on sale for each be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

HAM. HAM. HAM.
Faury Eastern Hams. usually
Haid At ~ pound. all daE Sat
urdhN. pound .sss.-sH..-.s.. lie
MSYFLoWER BUTTER.
TIE finest Butter INSIDE always
Iast the Same pound ..sss. 2Ts
POTATOES.
Fancy large white Potatoes pound
.-...s..--s .-+.s.+ss.s..s=zl p c
nhcGRoNt.
one pound package MAcaronl DC
RAistNs.
Seeded ftaiaiHH. regular TO pack
HEr sHsHss##. -.saa.- +saHssssss DC
ZEaT.
tafFe package Breakfast Food
q dish in each nackaEe. .... 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
ODD FELLOWS
BARBECUE

Lake Union odd Fellows assisted
by brethren from Tacoma aud Roe
Nu. viii give grand barbecue AZ
f.eaeht park on September The
festivities viii begin Boz the morning
aud last unut late in the evening
~ the afternoon speeches Wll be
delivered by A = Mead. Francis
" tushmau. VIII Humphrey Wlil
Norfia Attorney Williams aud Sam
Piles
At n.Hlosk In the evening cake
Nblk vii b. given. Tho prise for
this event is s. Following this there
will b. either features To entertain
those ha are in attend
Nou Viii surely Buy
And y1u Riii positively set the beet
quality s on hat in the city 81 y ;.
nruaks & 60. lali Second ave -.
as -
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'O8Tisf Soc ''s
HUADY's hUAoNs
Under oss,sr Horton Dark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
School Days Are Ne

Bon Mahe has arranged great number OF specials Tor the chile
supplied hereford masum Goods greatly reduced for omo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

BEANS.
Small White Beans. pound eel. &c
SALT PORK.
Nice clean salt Pork POUND &c
PRUkES.
Large Sweet PfuneH pound ... be
BLuEtNc-
Large bottle Hiueiur. bottle. Sc
AMMONIA.
Large bottle Ammonia. bottle 7e
STARCH.
one pound pa kara Laundry
EiafHH .s.sa..s#s.. ..s=.... 4.-.. &c
CORN STARCH.
One pound package .#....s... 7e
YEAST FOAM.
Fresh and good. uar kaye ...... &C
SALT.
Regular o. sack ...........-.. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

Her. that show the savings offer in all
pur food stutfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

SPECIAL AFTER q 7. NJ
4 sauaft largest Size Royal
steel Granite Min Pan. Ike
cut. regular tsc. Tor .....s 32c
e-auart YelioN Mixing Bowl RS
uIar fsr for ..#......z..... Zoe
8 dozen Clothes Pins ..... Sc
Pretty Blue Porcelain Cups and
sAuoera regular tlr Tor Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
CAPS FOR BoYs.

School esps. Auto caps Yachting
caps. Golf rnps Hik~ caps.
Riding Cuua. and. iu fact We
have cape for hll purposes. and
fine line o. select from We
have divided them Into tive lotH.
The ore the shle price viii be.
each .=....#....4.. 2bc
And the other lot will BE-. sale
prfe~. each ................ soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

JOHN ANpERsoN auaflcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Great Event in Boys
Furnishings
noYa. scHooI sHIRTa.

a vsritabls sacrifice IN prices in all lines that vii
schaui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

ay evening limit spooa customer John Coates and The
Spool loo per shool..... .......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Voo Viii surely Boy

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28
Canal ansen6lidlt@ als 9aser=
flute far Mbfaqe benatt.

Or. Spencer, Der @eiunbbeitsbeamte
iast, baB ieBt, mo Der Canal fem
Wafsr entbdlt, berielbe als Wb=
labsitelle FIR allsrlei Nbfdle urtb I'm.
ratb benubt wiro unb baB bic bermo=
oernoen pfanaen unb Sbierrefs Der
@eiunobeit iebr na9tbeilig peroen.
Cine Nn3abl 2rantbeitsfdle in ber
@adbariGaft bss 8anals finb bireti
auf Die Inftedun9en biefer lus=
otinftungen surtid3uiabren, wie er fast.
Die 8eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe ianbte einen
8eri6t an ben Mapor, lin psl9sm ber
3ufano bes @ana!bettes idarf Der,
Dammit pirb. ~
@s pirb in benz 8eri9te beantrast,
baB Die Staot bic Sa9e fofort in bic
Sano nebme unb fir Ibi9aHung ber
Nnfedunss= 8efabren, Die bur9 bic ge=
gentpdrtige Sei9aHenbeit bes @analss
oroben, Gorge TRACE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28
Nn ole oetttf6e Yrene tim
Staate.

Die 8rtinbung zines Staats=Wer=
banbes bsuti9er Isreine sebt bel Der
Geier bes beutf9en Sases In Snbiana=
polis am Is. uno Ia. @u9ut Der Ier=
uirtlidung sntgegen.
Der gerbano beuti9er 8ereine in
SnSianapolis 1T frdftig empor9ebliibt.
Gessrt 45 @srsine, mir t6Hnen iagen,
ale 8ereine Der Stabt baben f9 benz
@erbanbe nun anasidloRen, Der Elm
8lieo oes N~ational=9 erbanbes lit.
3uf9riften, bic bon allen Sbeilen
bes Staates bsim Sstretdr oes biefigen
1erbanbes sinsetrofsn fino, lafen ben
Wuni9 srfennen, baB Snoiana benz
8eifpiel anberer Staten folseno,
ebenfaIs einen St~aatsberbanb organic
fire. Iu9 in Snbiana perlanst es
bas SntereHe zines ieoen Seuti4=Mme-
ritaners, bab bas bislans serftreute
Seutf9tbum snsere Stblung unter i9
nnbabne.
gu bisiem 3pefs uerben ale beuti4en
8ereine i'm State sriu9t, bsboamd9=
tiete 9elesaten am Is. uno IA. Nuguf
nod indianapolis 3u entienoen, bamit
in semeiniamer 9eratbun9 Der plan
bsfpro6en unb bic Organization come
pletirt perben tann.
llnIsre Bitts an bic &ebattsure bent=
i9er 3eitunsen IN Staate gebt oabin,
bisiem aufrufe in ben Spalten ibrer 9e-
i9dbten 3eitunsen &aum su s6nnen
unb bic 8epesuns tbattrdftia su unter.
fiBen.
Sas 6 omite
Soiepb Seller. Wm. GieB. 6. 2Dper.
Die Serren Sslsgaten fino erfu6t,
ibrsn geiu6 gum 9eutidsn Sage in
indianapolis Der &ebattion bes ySds-
li9en Selsernpb" gu meloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-28
Mns ben @eri9tsbOfsn.
Ypti3eigeri6t t.

5imOtbp Iurie, 623 Sio @eft Str,
erbielt seitern auf 3wei Intla9en bin
SIS unb Soften unb 81 uno Soften su=
oittirt. ST iolts fi9 leBten Sonntas
auf Wuni9 feiner Wutter CUR Stride
bsseben, ueiserte fi& aber nno in benz
acknowledgement Streite f4lug er feline
Wutter. poli3if Inoerion, Der in Der
0dbe pobnt, bate ben Spsttatel ae=
bort uno als 3ulebt nod Elm 5enifer
serbro6en muroe, be9ab er fi6 gum
S9auplab. unb beriudte Spmotbp 3u
perbaftsn. 9ebtersr iebO9 CAB Ser.
Iengelb, tpurbe aber mad ldn9erer
Sasb bod erwii9t. 9ier mii9te fi9
Der Batter in bic @eiai9te unb in benz
en~tffanoenen Sur9einanoer gelana es
Spmutbp gu entfieben. @or9efern
absnb iebo9 tebrte er auriid unb purbe
iofort psrbaftst. Ssin Batter, sesen
ben bic Nntlage Der 8~ebinberung zines
8eamteu porlag. muroe entlafen.
gbparb 6. 0enfon, Der bon Der
WsF Waibington Ctr. Bride aug, aIs
SauGer ben Sprung ins Wahsr unter-
nommen batte, srbielt 81 uno Soften.
Mrtbur Remler, her periu9t bate,
Ssnrp Wa9tel, 1910 8artb Ibe. cine
ubr 5u feblen, puroe an bic @ruBse=
f9porenen iiberwisien. Wadtel lag
our 3eit aui benz Sofa. erwa&te unb
ertappte ben Sungen unb belt i'm biz
bic poli3ei eintraf.
Sanles SaoioIon unb Sobn Sones,
3tpei Der Spieler, bic bor einiser 3eit
berbaftet tuuroen uno bic ni9t auf
8erleguns ibrer Sermine in Elm anbe=
req @eri6t beantrast batten, perloren
ibre ghrsidaft bon lie $50, ba fie fi9
ni9t i'm poli3eigeridte Seisten. geioe
Nams1 paren natiirlid nur angsnom=
men. Jreb Seier, Der gitrgf9aft fur
fie lsifete, miro gu 3ablen baben.