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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
T. N. JAMESON APPOINTED.
Chosen by Roosevelt as Naval Officer Of the
Port of Chicago-The Presidents Letter.

washington. Feb. st y. Jameson to-day was
appointed by the President Naval Ohcer o. the
Port OF Chicago. a spirited contest against the
appointment OF Mr.. Jameson was made. and
charges were filed with the President against him.
This situation induced the President 20 issue "a
statement regarding the appointment. containing
the following;
After tho BIN creating a nava! officer q Chicago
signed by the President. and the Senators from
Illinois suggested the nomination of Mr.. Jameson,
the President stated that Do" DID not know AIR.
Jameson personally lie would like the recon-
intndaton % some business men on his behalf.
Senator Hopkins asked the President II the recon-
lneldaton ~ John NJ. Smyth would be satsfactory',
ana the President replied. Entirely So Accord
ingly the President sent the following telegram 10
Mr.. Smyth-
Accusations but with nothing specific. have been
made against Jameson Are you sufficiently well
acquainted with the facts 10 tell that in YOUR
Judgment Jameson is an honest man. who viii do
good service naval officer Answer.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
lie received the following reply.
I know T. y. Jameson intimately. lie 5 hon
est. eble and worthy OF trust. He viii perform
his duties with fidelity and intelligence. do not
think you make better selection than Or.
Jameson. and ] earnestly hope for his appoint-
rcut. Respectfully. JOHN IL SHY TIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
IN MEMORY OF W. C. WHITNEY
Mayor Sends Message to Aldermen, Who
Adjourn.

Mayor Mcclellan scat 40 the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday letter relating 20 the death OF William
<. Whitney, and calling attention 20 his services
70 the city and nation. After its reading. the
board adjourned out OF respect 10 Mr. whitney's
memory. The letter follows:
February 6. 1904
To the Honorable the Board 81 Aldermen:
BY The death OF the Hon. William g. Whitney.
thu city 81 Ncg-lorF has suffered loss great
that feel obligation 10 address YOUR honorable
board few words Ct appreciation on behalf Of
the city.
To The splendid gifts which he had from nature
was adted az exceptional training. fitting him 10
render signal services to the aud to the nation
y IS orr pririle6e 10 testify 20 the loyal and Un
selfish employ lleut OF these qualities whenever a
public service TO De Gore. l5e was a type Of
the best citizenship He filled many stations in
professional. business and public life. and LEFT
eacn an impress OF his personal force.
as SITS Corporation Counsel from 1875 1Ss2. II
may be said that this period marked the beginning
OF the city a TO-DAY. and hts wise counsel and
rire sdminists atlOn had large part IN its prog
ress and growth within conservative lines. Many
OF the legislative measures passed Tor the pr0tec-
tion OF ire city OIigirated with him
HIS KlEllant attention 10 the Citys interests in
the courts helped 10 settlement OF questions ~
large mu-icpal Importance. and while II is nearly
a quarter OF century since The cty lost his SER
vices counsel the traditions OF Mr.. Whitney,
administration stil 1--we IN the esteem Of mis- sue
cessors and OF the bench and bar.
would respectfully recommend that this meet
spect for his memory and 20 record the grateful
sense Of tho city OF New York fOr his many emil
rcuf services riespcctfuiig.
GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN. Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
FOR NEW PoST0FFICE.
Subcommittee TO Ask for 100000 Site
at Eighth-ave and Thirty -frst-st.

Washington. Feb. AT n meeting q the dele
cation from Sew-York to-day 20 consider the ques-
ton OF increased 1ostoflco facilities tor New-Hork
a subcommittee. consisting Of Messrs. SulzeF. Cold
fogle Rider. Harrison and Douglas. was appointed
70 wait on the House Appropriations Committee and
present the recommendations Of the committee
heretofore appointed and those OF the Postmaster
General and ask that they be Incorporated IN the
Sundry Civil bill. This would provide apprcpri-
alton OF 10000 Cor the purchase Of a site at
Flehth-avc. and Thrty-Grst-st., ard. in addition.
would authorize the Postmaster General 90 make
4 long term lease with the Network Central Rail-
road for enlarged postal facilities az that place
The DELEGATION decided on this action to-day. haE-
ing reached the conclusion "a the result a NUM-
her 81 conferences the subject. that there was
no hope for legislation At this session beyond that
uoy sought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
no CRIMINAL ACTION AGAINST a."
Jerome Does Not Think Any Law Makes It
Possible-Codringto Case Inquiry.

Speaking O. the case of Mrs. Hattie Codrinston'
who was killed by Slxth-ave. elevated train on
the evening OF January &c. District Attorney Jerome
said Yesterday that In his opinion there was no
existing law which would make it possible 20 pro-
coed crimlnally against the company. Tor charge
~ nnansIaughter could not he preferred against a
corporstion lie added, however. that Assistant
District Attorney Garvan is making careful IN
c,,,rv and II Il can be shown that the guard on
the train was Criminaily negligent he VIII be In
dic;ed. and II it can be shown that tbs company
p-ee crIminaIly negligent proceedings viii be taken
against il criminally the ground that IL MAIN
tanned a public nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
TROLLEY CAR KILLS sCHOoLBoY.

BENJAMIN Elklas. a schoolboy fourteen years old.
Of No s25 East Eighty -ninth-st. was run over and
instantly killed about O'Clock yesterday morning
by ar Eighty-sixth-st. crosstown car between Sec
ond and Third avss. The boy running across
the street join his brother the other side. The
motorman of the car, Patrick Moore. OF No Ell
East Ninety-fourth-st. arrested. arraigned in
The Harlem police court. and held in S00a bail for
f,irther exarnlna ton on a charge Of homicde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
CUBAN BIDS TODAY.
Proposals on Loan of 100000 Likely To
Be Affected by War in Orient

Havana, FEB. s.-Bidders for the proposed Cuban
losn % sS5eaoooo VIII submit proposals to-mor-
il view OF the financial uncertainties caused
by the in the Far East Il IS not expected
however. thot these proposals viii be absolutely
definite
President Palma has issued a decree that tie
revolutionary bonds OF 1895 anc 1897 may be pre-
scented here after the present week for eNafnina-
Won and recognition preliminary the "a yment
~ accrued Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
q CLARKE OWES s23s.o57 81.

7-bs schedules OF p B. Clarke give liabilities q
go 0s- s. and assets at sS1O11 O.. The secured
claims aggregate s2c2.5s9 Os. and the unsecnrs'
claims ss AIS 20 OF the assets So V- tepr ,,.
Ssbfs d,Ie on open accounts. The highest erec'Ve'
s~e = n Knowles. Worcester Mass S'u,g- ~ -, =
s--ith Newark y. J.. $4,000 estate OF l. W Ne
oIJ- RoOue Iowa. Se70 Oo: John Donovan. oI 49, g.
seph Mo 1880 and the knic&eroocAeI A'--
Company Of NeW-YO~k. S.VOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
NO DECISION ABOUT DUNN's PLACE.
In Spite of Rumors Nothing Has Been Done
as Yet.
10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE rHrnrSE.l

Albany. FEB. 9.-kcpeated rumors that various
Rapubllcan leaders had been selected 20 succeed
Colonel George ". Dunn as chairman OF the Re-
rrbli-au State Committee have been circulated for
the last few weeks at regular intervals. 1t has
been asserted that the Governor intended TO take
the once. Then William /. Ward. William Barnes.
4r and finally George W. Aldridge have been men
toned FOR tho place.
All these runors are without any basis OF fact
IT, ,~.t- is attn entirely undecided: IN fact. Is
NOT al me present moment under serious consideTa-
80 ~ IN can De asserted the best authority
th9t Absolutely nothing has been done as yet IN
this matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10

tempt TO swindle the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company out Of S5oco damages by having Beatrice
Graham 4 Sev--York actress. claim she had been
in I-ed I'm a Streetcar accident. held for trial
to-day. TIE woman. who Is IL will be brought
rore trfor a. eorn 1S Her IL
iurieS were caused by a fall on an icy pavement
I'm Sew-YOrE EIarte says he lives at No 21 West
One hundred G nd fOGTteenti-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
HELP FOR BRONX SCHOOL CHILDREN
About Forty Part Time Glasses, with Sixteen
Hundred Pupils, Done Away With.

Abou, forty part time classes. comprising nearly
sixteen hundred pupils. have been done away with
IN Tho Bronx This IS the result OF the opening Of
Public school No. g the converting Of No. from
4 grammar TO a primary elementary school and
By the freeing OF No 81 OF It's high school stu
dents The transfer % pupils relieved Public School
No OF ten part time classes; No. 2 OF four; No.
4 Of sixteen. No. O. OF eight No. 10. OF eighteen.
and No. p. OF twenty-f0ur. These changes are now
being completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10

and on Saturday VIII SAL FOR Guantanamo. TIE
new naval base % tho United states Ia Cuba. where
the ships are Assem- bling for the spring nanoeuvres
During the tTisI al O. the guns were tested. the
ore accident heirE the breaking Of three bolts n
one % s-i1cl Guns The eaEsiiEe was repaired
missouri she puf out four torpedoes. ~ which
mace good scores and were recovered. while the
rfhaT lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
ARREST IN MURDER CASE.
Witness focused of Killing Indiana
Teacher.

Bedford. Ind. Feb. 9.--James Mcdonald the
teamster, whose testimony before the Board of
Inquiry the murder a Miss Sarah Schafer
was 10 the effect that he walked home I'm front
Of Miss Schafer and Captain Alexander and met
two men standing al the corner OF the alley
where the murder occurred. has been arrested,
charged with the murder. and will be taken TO
JeffcrsonvIlle tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.
Tcft and Capitalists to Discuss
Philippine Systems.

washington. Fe5. 9.-Secretary Taft has ar
ranged to Re in New-York on February -,
where he will have a conference with Messrs
Hartman. Hill, Speyer and former Secretary
Root respecting the development OF railroad
systems in the Philippine archipelago ms
conference will not touch the allotment Of fran
chises. which will be left to the Philippine Com
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
Ex.AssEMsLYMAN APPOINTED.

Gsorxe W. Meyer. former Assemolynnan "
.r,otnt.d Yesterday bT Commissioner Lantry 90 :
Denuty Commissioner OF Correction. sHc'ssl -,
A q NscNuIty who resigned at the close OF rs -,
- .5-,,iTfsfrstfou The salary Is SlyyJ = 80
Wsys@ was an Assernblyman from the AAN'h -
trict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
GUN DAMAGED ON THE MISSOURI

Ing TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Norfolk Va, Feb Sin her final acceptance trial
81 ire Virginia Cspes the hattleship Ms
rouri slightly damaged a e-inch gun and lost two
torpedoes- Otherwise the trial successful.
Tho Missouri returned Hampton ROADS 70 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
THE FREMONT A TOTAL LOSS.

At the oflces o. the Joy Line Il was said yes
terday that the steamer fremont which caught
FIRE early Monday morning. viii be total loss.
No estimate 81 the loss on the cargo has yet been
compiled. Johnson & Higgins. No 80 Wall-st are
arranging 10 raise The wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
THE JAPANESE-l

THE JAPANEsE-KUssIaS DISPUTE
.,,a not he settled By any Book OF Reference -
Tn. tribune Almanac VIII settle all other diners"~
Price s5c.; cloth. Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
MAYOR TRIES ANOTHER MARSHAL.

Mayor Mcclellan presided yesterday at the trial
Of another city marshal =. L. BIau. OF No. go
Broadway. He accused BY Mrs. Rose Simon.
Of No. Is East One-hundred-a d-hftsenth-st.. of
stealing n diamond ring and OF money on
January s. when he entered her Nat 10 serve an
attachment. She said the ring and money in
n safe which he forced her to open by threatening
o have her arrested The case took up more than
an hour. The Mayor dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
NEw.YoRKERs HELD IN PHILADELPHIA

tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIBUNE.l
Philadelphia, Feb. s.-Francis I. j. Harte. the
New-York curb broker, who confessed to an at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10

CU.Es COLDS IN INDIA
LAXATIVE BRoMO oUINrNE. To xst the zsnuine
csil for she full name. IS centA 8"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Neae Sneorporatiouen.

Die .prOgreb plafer & Supplep
Co., SnbpIs., @apital $40, 600; Si=
rsciorsn, g. 8. Sutton, 20. s. Wat.
ion uno 6. s. Nroeru.
Die v@eOnOmp Marfet Co., Ma-
riOn. @apital $4,000; Sirectoren, W.
6. Barton, SOiepb3 &otbf9ilo uni
@onrao Brunta.
9ie Drills Brothers Co., South
geno, Capital $3.50. 900; Sirsctorsn,
@oparb g., Beta, gbarles u. uni
4ulu Drills.
vBotiers Oil unb @as Co." 0ofr-
mo, Capital $4,000; Sireetoren, 6. 8.
Bromn, 6. 6. Collier, u. 6. Sprangl,
g. u. Simmons, %. 6. Sones, %,
o. Sind, u. 2arns unb Grant Bon
GoKon.
81. .Dlt. 3ion SeIspbon Co., be-
ridtete, baB fe ibr Netien-g apital Dor
$4,000 auf s25. 600 srb65t bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Mm metme Trenmoe!

@egem etneS beoamerIt6em
mmgla6sfaues, tueI6er mid
stptmst, oaS 3tmmer su
biiten, TIT es MIR mmmo8Ith
metne Dremnoe periSnlth at
ieben. Sd bite oaber Nue,
mtr TIRE untetfhtmmg, ote
Sic mtr por sauet Sabren
angeoetbem lteBen. tn meimer
&anoioatnr ais SMabutet.
ter bon Warton Gpmmtp,
AUDI oteSmaI s%utommett al
ldHen. SobaIo eS mir tn00=
ltd TIT tptu t@ periu&en, 10
ptete metner Trenmoe ipte
mSgIid), tn Der fursett 3ett
Die nod BITS smr @abI am 8.
Worember b%erbletbt, pertSn.
lid su ipreGem.
Mmemh M. &ubm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
6rnnpeisentbnnts lleberira9ungsn.

@i0iam s. Cones Or Charles @.
&eeie, Got 70, Bruce @lacs @af @ni
Sub. nabe Cornell Npe. unD "a. Sir.
81, 900.
Samuel g. Sobnion on @eors'
8runebalo II. o., Sbsil bes ~norbpeft.
li9en 0iertels, Section 38, Sownibit
Is, &an9e 5, @enter Sp., 81, 700.
German 6. Martens ar Seber g
6eaoOn, Got "a, -SObnion & Sos'
ibire's on WaibinatOn Str. Moo.,
n6roli9 bon pennipluania Giienbabn.
W%ertitdtten. SO, 900.
2orenao 9. Woobp an benielben.
Got 81, Sowneps Nrienal 9eisbt:
Subj, 6tlid bon @opbruf Ylaee,
$4,000. ~.
Stepart 90. Youber an oenielben,
Got a, @oels Subj, 2. 8rootiee Nob
n6rolid BON Spades part. $1,000.
Warion Sruf 60. an Sarrp 6.
5enoridion, Got 26, OssOOos Waib'
in9ton Baulebaro Noo., nabe Sela'
mare unb 81. Str. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Saml= Goneerte

Sn Der 6ffentli6en S6ule No 10,
Miblano Npe. uno Is. Str:, fano 9e.
tern Mbeno unter ben Muipicien be,
8 A @laHe Elm Concert ftatt. welGe.
fi9 zines ausae3eidneten Beiuds er.
frsute. Sin Invertebrates programm
gelangte in portref1i9er Weiie au1
Surdfibrung Die Mitwirfenoer
tparen (: bic 4ltitin Grau Sbomas 6.
WbalOn, bic 0ioliniftin Grl. Din
9iler, Der Manbolin Club uno oa!
Orion Quartet; ferner bra9te &utf
Stacp, elm Witslieo Der Slate cit
8iolin Solo gum 8Ortra9.
Sn Der @9ule go. 33, @de IL. uni
Sterling ct fnoet beute Gbent
elm Concert ftatt. Sic NeDsbops' 3a'
belle unb Der 0ioliniit Nnton 8labt
uerben mitpirten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
3ions=&irde.
Sntsrefante r~nterbaltuns bes Susenb'
8ereinS.


Der ftrebiamle Suesno=8 erein Del
3ions. 2ir9e oe-~anffaltete 9efern gum
geffen Der grridtuns elmer Miifions.
tirde in &aipur, Snoien i'm Sonn'
tagsiGul=2 Ofal Der Stride eine abeno.
u~nterbaltuns. tpslde in ieoer Be.
3ishung einsn erfOlgrei4en gerlaul
nabm.
3und9f lieB Der 8eiu9 nidts 30
piinfdeu tibri3, benin Der weite Raum
Der Sale mar biz gum lebten plab Be-
iebt. Damn aber fam elm rei4baltiges
Invertebrates aus mufifalifden uni
oetlamatorif9en 8Ortrdsen deficiencies
Yrogramm in Fol4' pOrtrefli4e,
Wsiie our Surdfibrung, oaB bic Be-
iu1er in Der Shat einen senubrei4er
Nbeno perlebten.
Die Witwirtenoen tparetl : 6rau
Heba Gebinion, fri. Sne5 Serrn, fri.
Sorotbsa Smith, SRI. WiliOn, SRI.
Warie M. Sberburne, SRI. Innu
priegnib uno Sri. Saasl Seioenrsi6;
ferner Die Serren $. &abe, q. @ar-
fielo. Grant Boomers. %. Gourmet
unb W. &Oebn. iowie Wafer 6. Wao'
ben uno Der @bor Der 3ions 2irde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Ser Sertdt Der @afer=G rperten
utro bemte ertpartet.

@s heiBt, baB Der 8eri6t Der
grperten Bra. Guler unb 6erguion.
tpelde bas Wahsr Der Snoiana=
polis WaHer @eieqidait bacteria.
lOgiid unteriudten uno welder be-
reits am Is. October bdite einaerei9t
ruerben ioaen, beute benz Mapor uno
Der @eiunbbeits : 8eb6roe iibermitteli
peroen piro.
Wit benz 8eri1t oieier grperten
miro aud Der 8eri6t bes Staot=Sn-
genieurs Soup, ipelder cine pbpfiea.
lif9e llnteriuhune Der pumpen Sta
tiOn in &iberfibe !boraenommen bate,
erfdeinen, uno swar als Supplement
gu benz 8eri9t Der WaRer-@rperten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Neue &lasen.

Settle 8ousb ,eidte ourA ibren
ndditen 6rsuno Chris. 6. 8ou9b cine
Sdaoeneriabtlase se9en 8olnep 8.
Walott uno bic 3erre 9aute uno Sn.
b~ianapolis gifenbabns8 eieli4aft Elm.
sic sisbt an, oab He am 6. Iug. b.S.
BET elmer 3uaentaleiiuna DerleBt wuroe.
@ibbie Saps reidte gegen Oeteftiu
Samuel @erber cine Glase auf $4,000
SdaoeneriaB elm. Or bebauptet, am
6. Mueuf ourd ben Setettio angesrif-
fen 5u fein. NuBer anoeren 8erlsb=
unesu babe er einen 2innlaoenbrud
oapcngetragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
-0rab.
O c b o

SoIepb uno Wdube Sanbers, 395
Wef IL. Str, MdbAen.-Sobn unb
Wabel Wiaiams, 935 @baomid Str,
3nabe.-@barles uno Coma Winner
317 on Norrooo Str, &nabe.-Wil
uuo Nora 9aosstt, 9nabe.-Ottu unb
Mamie Nifel, 1916 eugene Str,
&nabe.-@utau unb MinnieS 9warb,
1913 Weft Wi4isan Str. 3mininge,
Wdoden. = Wsbb uno gtbel @ao=
~ruaaaoer, 600 9. 0oble Str, Mdo=
den.-Grso uno Ora Maper, Asa g.
alabama Str. = Sobn uno Wag
SbOre, 817 Mafa6uietts 4pe.. Wdo=
den.-Se Witt uno Dora WpOre, 1l8
Niblano Npe., 3nabe.
q etraut:
@sorse s. Ootss - Matbiloa s..
Selm.
6rant 8lant = Waub 6elen paooof.
@lapton glias gabep-@barlotte Sufie
Wi9sam.
gbmuno 9. 0srob = 6lOrence Ger=
guion.
Charles WDob-Sennie @btloa.
@6arlss 5Oned-@lara Quad.
&alph @or-Nbbir WarIbal.
Ora Rsal-@race Sones.
9ortbinsbam q. Snp - Sbmnea
Sbriner.
ImbrOie Wil6ur Wote - @ffier 8ea=
trice Wef.
6enrp Sobn She'll - Caroline Marie
Sierman.
&op Walaee glart = Wargaretb 6.
Saines.
Orlanb @oolmnn-3ora Boomers.
Maribaa Benjamin Rice - 3atbarine
u. 8urfe.
George Cartwright = Soiepbine Gor.
porthp.
gilbert 6. Sabis = Bertha q. Sears.
Carroll s. &ooman = Eern Sobnfon.
Charles 8. Steinmsper-Wami @an=
Del.
| Sofebh 3embel-gQa Stroh.
@eOrge 3urOes-N9nes 8. @si9bbor.
Winiam Daniel 9olmar -Mma Ger
truoe GlOpo.
Samer Nrtbur Sudee Nnna Softer
2inslp.
9eonaro clearinghouse Barrier.
@ eforben:
Wiliam 2apoen, 10 Monate, 1119
Waple Str.-Sela Siq. IL. 600 Sn.
biana Ute. - 8seder Worforb. 21O2
Webb Str.-Sames u. Sap. 65, 1927
Oliber aue.-Sduglins 3iOn. l Sag,
537 2eon Str.-Gomarb S4aefer,
Is, 19 81. Nsw Serfep. = Smuggling
Sdwarb. 1913 %. Wi4iaan Ctr. =
@brifian 2ein. Is, 2ittls Sifters' Of
toe Pcor.-Dora Smslfsr, 26, 1915
Nfblanb 9ue.-4norsu Wibenga, z
Monate, Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
McGeorge
@oaene
Sanbibmbe.

Gs siebt nidts 10 uie biefe IDIOT
tiiaen 8Oa : Sanoidube. SieieIben
fino setridt obne idtbare Habt uno
bic Singer finb INNER boatanoig
slatt. @ieaei3t wifen Gle, SaB Die
Sanbidube bon Countries, S6ott>
LAMB, tamen, mo- @oae nit elmer
nirsenbs i%onittuo erreidten Seidi6li9%
felt b~erarbeitet miro.
Mc@eorge Sanoldube fommen in
allen idottil den Mutern fur Wanner,
6rauen uno &inber, bas qaar. SOC
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

8auer d n E. -
Carrie Woooaro, Cottage, $l400. =
u 6. 9inf, Cottage, Bismard unt
IL. Str. $1,000. = 3. Sut6infon,
Mnbad, 315 Cf Waibinston. $4,000,
= CHARLES Stodbarser, Cottage, %
uno &aoer. $1400. = Sobn plae.
ger. 2 Cottages, Charles uno Sabor,
$1,000. = Charles 8otb, Wobnbaus.
&udie, nabe 81. $4,000. = Nemton
Wooo, Wobnbaus, Solowap Npe.,
nabe WaIbineton. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Cine Sransrboti@aft.

SdlieBer Sobn Come erbielt geftern
aug Worristoun bic Ha9ridt, oab
bort bic IA Sabre alte Soma patterfon,
9odter ieinsr Sdwefier. pl0bli6 an,
Sppbus seftOrben 1T. 6err 9owe wirb
fia beute nebf 5rau uno So&ter na9
bort bsgeben. am her geeroigung bel.
3~utnobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

Ou pertaufen-3u einsm Bargain. 3ons No.
a s4s Gletder Apenue. 8 8immer uno Dab, osife
SoeaIitdt auf Der eibieite @m. Wanion, sos
ehb Telapare Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

N%erIanst Usdbnsu unb 6rauen fur saunbrp'
~ arbstt. ga6antrap.n tn Armftrones eaunbrp,
aal ggef ysorpIanb SIR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
0eiaafts= @eleeenbeit sa ss. sss|sa'

cber DtrtauI4sn zines 9si2dftss prDbireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8irlmsr q, 'Sibserofb eebdube, ssorbbfIire Ode
Narfet etrabe uub Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

cstnaniieIeS 9eIb an perIeihen sn irsenb etueHi
d Betrag fur s bis snBrc3ent.
American Home Buying CO.,
Q 2ombarh Gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

2oealsB etterberi9t.
S9on beute 9(benb uno am Sreitas
fteisenoe Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

Eforh. Sobn Gberbaret, @ofte bon 8ertha
Ot"to' eberbGrot. en- DtrttDOn, 26 OCTOBER,
Hm IL uhr sSittoes. I'M alter bon 66 Sabren, 10 DO
noteu uuo 2 Eaeeu.
Die seeroieuue FnAst en- San tag Tatmtttaa
nm 2 ubr o@ benz Sronerbouie, 5Ss Sopusp 6trabe
o NJ ftott Treuuoe fuo eiupslaoeu.
Die trsusrnosn 9intsrblfebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

Darlington, II. Ottober.
Sur Snbiana: S9Dn unb pdrmer
beute Na9t unb am Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
@etterbertdht.

SIR "a stuHSsn. snSenb 7 nsr Hura.us. IS. ottbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Mugen afmrat mno mment8elolim
ituferindt.

oerr Bert. Safe, Der poPIbefauute Optiter, garons
ttrt irseub einem Auss au3upafeu oas nod fur etbt
empfdusIi6 if.
Nuaen 5u trproben 1T feline Nrbeif aufs qeraoe.
mobl, mob 1T es cine 6ate init eineu yaor
fertie eemodbteu @tdieru 9roben 5u MAIDEN, es Ut
cine 80 Heuihatt. 9ereselt bur9 Yriuetpieu, welhe
feine qerisu ols cine ioine pel6e ANATOMY oes
Auges ftubtrt, n~eritehen fam.
6err Safe p~rofst5irt auf fetuem Serut erfolgre'b
loon ieif IA Sapreu In bieier Staot, IN iebr boo
inbofurt uub empfoblen bon ben prouitnenfeffen
Ser5teu bon Snbiauopolis
Sic tbuuen mir bic auseu Sbrer Riuber fir per.
feftes pafeu anpertrouen.
Seoermauu erndIt meme peri6nIi6e Mnfmerftams
feif unb 9siernaub 10 rb 3uu 9aufen g%eordn9t. Die
Breife fub aIs r1dBtg betaput.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
0erlan0t Mn3ei9em

rseno weI9er Art weroeu in Der .Snoiane 1ribane.
nit Sc per 3eile fir ieSe Suierticu b~ereduef.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27

GOO Die be1ie 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Stabt. MudO's .2ongfeaOw".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Mrbsitef &ranfen= itao Sterile
Safe.

Die EiteIieesr Obissr aoFe fno hermit eriudt, on
BEN @serdbnifIe ots oeritorbensu NiigIieoes eouis
Weper fn sobIrei6 sn betbsiligsn Die BssroieuHs
fHbet morseu. Sreiiaa Robmittoe nm Q ubr, BON Der
DObuuns. 80. 1909 Nasiion aUe., aus TAFT.
5enrp @eeeerid. grdfOeut.
Ridare Sin,e, Sefretdr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
Ebermometerfane

Ehermometerftane.
o59ife Sentperatur ......... "a @rab
Riebrisffe zemperatur. ....... 46
U. &. 8Ittbe,
SectipnssO Director
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-27
CO

ius.ana's srSbte Grp gOOSs GAMBLER.