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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06
WHAT GOLD ssArsRs CAN DO.

Gold heaters by hammering can re-
duce gold leaves so thin that $4,000
must be laid upon each other to pro-
duce the thickness OF an inch, yet each
leaf Is so perfect and free from holes
that one Of them laid upon any surface,
as In gliding, gives the appearance OF
solid gold. They are so thin that II
formed into book 1900 would only oc-
cupy the space OF single leaf OF COM
mon paper, and an octave volume Of an
inch thick would have MS many pages
as the books Of well stocked library
of 1900 volumes with 200 pages I'm each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

the fallibility Of human judgment In
stead Of a safe haven into which the
fleet and garrison might withdraw in
perfect security IL has proved to be a
veritable death trap. Better a thou
sand times for Russla's men and war
ships If this fortified military toy had
never been constructed. 1t is well
established fact that fortresses some-
times become sources OF greater danger
TO the nation that erects and maintains
them than to any enemy against whom
they have been designed, Most of the
disasters which have befallen the Rus
sian standard I'm Manchuria are on ac-
count of the investment OF Port Arthur,
and the successes that have come to
the Japanese are directly referable to
the same cause. But for Port Arthur
and IN a lesser degree Vlalivostok--
the japanese might have had to fight
on land, and at times and in places OF
Russa's own choosing. AS II was,
Russia had deprived herself of all vo-
lition IN the matter because she was
compelled to defend her costly fortress
AS matter of fact the average for
tress is not unlikely to prove to be
most disappointing affair 1t some
times fails utterly to accomplish the
purpose for which It was erected, and
not infrequently instead of becoming
an actual protector II turns out to be
point which requires great deal of
protection, often at much inconven-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

New Yorks social and business circles
OF a past generation. AS a boy young
Cortelyou studied at various public
and private schools in New York city
and acquitted himself favorably in each
of them, being studious as well as UNI
usually bright. When he was seventeen
he was graduated from the Hampstead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

Of managing n campaign have long
been the admiration of both political
parties. He is famous as conciliator
II is common saying In Indiana that
any political tangle that Tom Taggart
cannot unravel is too hopeless for fur
ther consideration. AS an evidence Of
the confidence which he has won from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

Taggart had made so many friends that
he was elected by a handsome major
ity He served two terms as auditor,
and in 1892 he was made chairman OF
the state central committee, In this
trying position he quickly demonstrate
ed his special faculty for organizing.
Mr.. Taggart has. made more reputa-
tion as a shrewd political manager
than as an ohiceholder His methods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

day In court to pay a fine OF s22 for
cruelty to pupils, Among other things
he had compelled one boy to kneel for
five successive days during all the
school hours.
Fresh operations against the por-
poises, which are spelling the sardine
fishery on the coast OF Brittany are to
be undertaken by n French torpedo
boat.
Another innovation IN the Russian
department OF commerce and naylga-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

ton Is the determination to open the
department to the employment of wo-
men as bookkeepers correspondents
and typewriters independent of the
proportion OF men employed.
The Marquis Of Breadalbane owns a
service Of gold plate which is one OF
the finest In the world II Is valued at
100000 That of Lord Rothschild is
worth about 100000.
The largest tree In the eastern heml-
sphere, II not in the world. is a mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

ster chestnut standing az the foot OF
Mount Etna. The circumference OF the
main trunk at sixty feet from the
ground is 2l2 feet.
The amount Of money annually re-
ceived In Greece from Greek emgrants
to the United States Is assuming pro-
portions that have attracted the atten-
ton OF the Greek government. bankers
and public. Greek officials estimate
that over si,9SO5Ol,93 thus reached
Greece during 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

HtS; 4@.\ cessful chairman of
SaVsgcBbI national committee
personal magnetism
and capacity for unlimited work. Nor
must these requisites be present I'm a
barely appreciable or even a qualified
oegfee They must be I'm eXcess--so
dominant In fact, that all other human
attributes are dwarfed into COMPARE
i've lnslgnllicance. II has been affirm
Cd OF this all important individual
Ia'ner indignantly, but not less forclbly,
may ne must handle the oil can. ex-
ulohe the joints and pull the lever oe
Ne party machine. Literally trans
'alcu' mat means that he must be pos
seaSed OF an insight that Is almost SUI
PInuman, responsiveness that Is as
suoue as 1t is potent and Judgment
That Is faultless.
~ conducting a presidential cam
.a,sl one OF the earliest duties of the
,auonal chairman after the candidates
nave Deen notified of their nominations
10 appoint an executive committee
,nree and to make himself chairman
mat wheel within a wheel Thcro-
s'er The partys fortunes are in the
nSuus OF that powerful triumvirate. II
.'y De rational machine. amenahle
s reason open to conviction. resnon-
80 10 suggestion, but as far as nil
bhool'cal purposes are concerned ne
,I, v'Slohs are beyond appeal. The ao-
NV ana responsible head OF II nh is
me-. thurman and he must indeed
,,a,. himself a veritable political Than
po I.u'gus If at the close OF the cam
ra,s'i ne can count more friends that
rt, a''ll 'han enemies that have risen
toJ1. year both Of the great polltical
mnne'. nave intrusted the business
vbo s sginent of the campaign 10 men
tb, 'o Ulhough comparatively untried 81
b,', 'Pec'es OF executive requirement
their fitness. "u''uaht evidence of
q, n' Taggart the new choirmo,
IS "V democratic national commlttee
1sss i"uFe OF Ireland, born Nov ~
Of fon !, county Monaghan. AT the ace
Tea bc lars he was brought to Amer
al yoni'' parents, who settled I'm ohio
NOV '',a In 1877 young Tarpart re
servio. 70 indianapolis and entered ,ho |
rafva,. VI 'he proprietors OF a chain ~
npno,n restaurants. In 1850 no was
pIoyo,n,' superintendent OF bis an-
- interests in the Indianapolis |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

South Australia travellers need not
carry a compass The district abounds
with the nests Of the magnetic or me-
rldlan ant The longer axes OF these
nests point due north and south.
Pawnbrokers and bankers in Russia
are suffering from the blows admins
tered to them by the state bank. The
bank advances money on all kinds OF
goods at an annual interest OF AZ per
cent,
Some Of the interesting exhibits OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

institute, on Long Island, whose prin-
cipaL Or, John Kinds, afterward be-
came his father-in-la
At the age Of eighteen Cortelyou en-
tered the State Normal school at West
field, Mass. Led by the young mans
apparent devotion to the preliminary
essentials Of pedagogy, DR.. Kinds adj
vised him to prepare himself for teach
ing, and II was with this object In view
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

his fellow townsmen may be mentioned
the fact that he has held the office OF
mayor for three terms He has been
member OF the Democratic national
committee since 1892 and has long been
regarded ms coming man.
Mr.. Taggart Is also man OF affairs
In Indianapolis He is president OF the
Grand Hotel company and Is interested
In many local enterprises, He is held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

the president and his political friends
to manage the approaching campaign
In the interest Of the Republican party
and its candidates, was born In New
York city on July 2, 1852 He Is n
member Of an old metropolitan family,
his grandfather Peter Crollus Cortel-
you, for forty years a partner in the
typefounding firm OF George Bruce &
Co, having been prominent figure in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

and his troops seemed the only rea-
sonable and safe course to follow. AS
the sequel demonstrated, It was pre-
cisely the most disastrous move that
could have been made, once trapped,
the Prussians saw to It that Bazaine's
army did not escape. SO 1t happened
that Marshal Mcmahon and the EN-
peror with the other French army were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06

Gus to its owners than to their enemies.
Russia, having built the great strong
hold at cost which taxed the re-
sources OF even that mighty despotism,
was compelled to mass her armies and
fleets in the vicinity for its protection
when the French and English landed in
the Crlmea. No other arrangement
could have given more satisfaction to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-06
Cbarmen Of the Tvo Great National Committees

HERE are at least two
qualities which must
be a part of the COM
position OF the sue
cessful chairman of a
national committee
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
@eram@erteS NIetf@.

suaar @ureb S9inten = grife AuaIitdt !:
1870 gfunb 19}: 10 Bfuab 124e; 1e-12
8funb 10; 8weite AuaIttdt /: 2O-ls gfunb
124c ; 10 9funb 12c /; 10 Efrnb 123c ; 10
Pfunb 1876.
@aIfprnii9e S9tnfen-6 bis 8 Efunb 82c;
9 Bits 10 gfuno SIC.
S@mItern-@ngI. Gureb, 10 btB 90 9sfunb
TN Dnr9f9nitt. sfe; 16 Pf,rab Dur@fGnstt,
8ac. 10 BITS IL gf,re SIC.
SrabtiG'e 9ed-Rlarer @ngIib gureb is,
aep6bIter Cougar Gnreb 16e, 6-7 8fnnb I'M
Dur&i@nttt 15e 8 Biz 9 gfunb TN 9ur9,
i@nttt lac; 10 bis 10 Pfunb tint Durtbi9ntt
life; 8 Pfatb tn Dur4iGntt. i9maI, lie !;
8 pfunb int Sur9idnttt, i9maf, lie.
Sped. gn9I.-@ewdbIter, 8 bis 10 gfmnb
tm Dur9i9nitt, 13e; 12 bio ID 9futb t1
Dur9i9nitt, 1216c.
Sped-Elare Setten, 90 bis so Pfurb tn
GurGi@nttt, 9sc; RIare Seiten, 80 bio 40
piuns, 1Oc; RIare Bellies, % bis 30 Efanb,
9Ac; 18 bis 22 Hfb., 9Ac; IA Biz Is 4funb.
103c; RIare &iden, 20 bis 80 9funs. 9ssc;
aiGen 10 bis IL gfuab 9ac; 4Iare SHiden 8
bis 9 gfinb, 1O1c
@ep6GeIteS G~6lueinefeti4 - Rno&enEoiea
Sanep pig $40. so; Rlares geaa $4,000; Sam,
Ip 1880; ebort gIear $15. 80; siurrpI
SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
0~ef@Lo@tetes Bteb.

Trt9es StinbfeH@-@effIi9e Siere 81
&c; bteftse Stiere ~ TIC; bteige &inher
$50 BITS hnO Rfuao 73c; bieftge Ribe 400
bis $50 8funb 54c 2tibe $50 bts $50 9fanb
Sc; Stier Borberptertel &c, Gtter Stnter'
ptertel 91sc, Rtab 9~interuierteI &c, Sinh
gorberuterteI &c, Sub 8~orterpterteI 4c, Rtb
9tnterbterteI $40.
Srti9es RaIbfei&-RaIber Sc, .Stnter'
pierteI 13c, 8orberuterteI 71ac.
6rti9es S9affeti9 - 2dnsner per Ffrlh
1O4c /; S9afe s}c; S&eatel loo; &aGs, tsr,.
1Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
0etsetoe.

@esen - go. q rntber $1.O2 auf @ele $
fen, $1.O3 pom NibIen; gtO. 8 rotber 80;
NprtI 81; @asenpesen ST..
Rorn (neues) - $50. l rDeiB ACC; Eo. q
weib soc; $50 9 peib ACC; $50. A weib,
47e; yto. 2 wetb semtf@t 49e $50. 8
wetb sentii6t 49ie $50. 4 wetb seratf&t
473c; $50 2 eeIb doc; $50. 8 seIb SOC !
SO. 4 geld SOC; $50. 3 eena!i@t SOC ;
SO. 8 aeutii9t SOC; $50. A seutf9t 48e ;
RpIbert Ate.
Safer- No 2 wetBer 41c; go. 8 metber
42c; $50. 2 gertii8ter 4Oc; Ee. 8 seurtfGtet
40c.
Seu - SO. 1 EtmOtbb $12. 90; Ro.
2 Tirnotbp 5000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
Gamesetem
SnbionapoIis Detail 8erfaufspreiIe

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreiIe:
gtammutb RIee Sc. 25-$7.C co.
&otber $1.00-$6 70.
81 life S 26-$3 90.
alfalfa So. 26-$1O 90.
@etber SO 5t-$10.25.
6ancb Etmotbb ~$1.85-$1.90.
@erudbIter 81 6O-$l.s5.
9rtma 81 75-$1 80.
Sancp Rentudn BIausroB $1.zO-$1.50
grtra reines IN @baf $4,000.
Or9arb @rab ST. .45-$1.61.
Reo Sop in Gbaf 85c-$1 rs.
8etBer Soma Same1 9afer 5000.
8eiBer Sutnois 5c-55e.
Samen Corn rpeiB urb gelb $1.1O-$1.35 50,
Climber 8uderrobr SeInen 75e-90c.
@nftIa9e Gorn $1,000.
Sriibiabr @erte 6Oc-90c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
Ma supiel.
SortgeIebtes Gnt5iifen hes &atiers
iiber feline aGer. 3el0frennDe.

6pracus, @icilien, II. Npril
&aiier Wilbelm oinirte beute nit Is
5erren ieines @efolees bel 6rau &obert
@oelet auf oeren Oa4t ,Nabma". Ser
2aiier oriifte fi9 iebr erfreut tiber Die
.3uiammentunft aug uno iagte, er
wtinf9e, bic &aiferin tbnne an feinem
Yergniieen tbeilnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
0rocerte4.

@etrodnete Sri9te-AepfeI, on Der Some
setrofnet, Sc; Sobannesbeeren &c BITS TIC;
@ttron 15c bis lac; RoFnen. 2 Grpun. per
Rfunb, 7c, 8 @ropn Tic, 4 grown TIC iaas
menfrete Sc bis Sc, California NuscateI 7kc;
snItana 73c, trtportirte SuItana lie Bis 14c
@aItfornia Apritoien &c Bis 12c.
Surnp-Stanbarb Corn 28c bis 25c; ee,
pdbIter &c bis 32c; Sorghum ssc bic CSC:
Stem Orleans RoIaHes 18c bis 26e; geudbI,
ter DOC Bic 58c.
gat1e -grastI neu SC BIS 1Oc; TiIberts 12 ;
Wtanbeln Ia; wetGi@aIise Ranbeln 15c;
Serbian NanbeIn 15e; 4eanuts &c bis SIC;
s~er6fete 7c bis Sc; @nsIti9e 8aIntHe 1910.
RiGIes-24O0 I'm Sab SO; 1870 TN Sas
So; 1900 int SaIbfas $3.50; 900 TN Tas
$3.50.
S~nbtanapsIis 4afeessreNe:
@eubbnI. bts gutter 10-12c, prtata bts &c,
wdbIter 14-16c I; Sanep 324-53c. golsss
DenOw IL BITS 22c, Sapa 28-32e.
Sn gaGetsn:
Artoia S11.76, 2ton $1l.75, Serieb S11. 10:
Caracas $11. 10, 9iHuortb's S11. rs. 0u.@
Sara Blene S14.5 ,TailBou6 s11.76, Satss
8Ienbeb Sana S11.76.
Snder-Dominoes 7.47e; stidsnGer 5.2s
$uLuerifrter SAFE; 32TF pu~Iuertfrter 6.37c,
feiner sranuItrter 4.97c; Cubes 5.47c; Gone
fectioners' VI 4.s7c; saibsepoob u 4.s2c; gbbs
mtg u ATTIC; @tnptre "a. 72c; SbeaI Grtra
SnIben 6 4.67c; Binbior Ggtra G 4.62e
&tbseuoOb u 4.62e; seIber 6 4. tie; le gels
Der 4.O2.
Gtnserna6te 5rdbte-BIafberrtes 8 BIB.
SLIGO; Eea9es STANDARD, 8 gfb.. So
2.25; SECONDS 8 Ifu,b ST. 5O-S1. So; Die
Reades, 81. 40-$1.5 80; Gnanas, Gtanborb,
Z 9fb., ST.. 65-$1. 80; SECONDS, 2 gfunS,
ST. .26-S1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 Bfunb Ran,
men, 81, 8abaua Gnanas $1.9O-S2. Doc,
@efiebte @sbfer, $1.2O-Sl. rs, frGbe Stunt 96
@ents. Narron 90c, etnse.uei9te 66e-3Oe,
tomatoes, 8 8funb, 81. ~1O-S1.16, 3mder,
Rorn 9Oc-S1. %. spfeIbutter. pet 9utenb,
8 9futts. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
NrA@te ssmD @ esssAfe.

d ru Le.
@ttronen-$3. O0--3 so ftr 8OO-36O.
Oranaen-Sanen SIoriba 1925 per Bor,
California Seedlings $1.75, California Nas
peIs $t.e5 bis $50 per Bog, Ean9arinea
$3.50 bis $3.75.
8ananen-@ewdbIte 81 rs bis $i.5O per
BunG, srpeite Aualttdt 81 100 bis $1.25.
Rotusnafe-$3 OO-3.2, per Smnbert.
Seiaen : Srtnrna 11-16c bas Bfunb.
Datteln &c per Bfunb, so 9fb. &tften.
Mepfel-S2. 30 bis "a. % per Sab.
9ee2er~ 9oni9-16c.
gineappIeS $3. 80.
granberries $2.26-2.76 per 8uibeI.
@emGe.
8ptebeIn-geIbe $2.75 per 100 Rfb., petBe
ooet rotbe 500.
eponi9e SuiebeIn 81. 80 per @rate.
RartofeIn $l.2O per Gulbel.
Neue R~artoffeIn So 50 per SuibeI, $7.00
per SaB.
Sninois SIBfartoHeIn $4.0e per Sab.
Rraut-S1.5O pei Gab.
@eIerb-per Tusenb 30c.
8otbe 3tiben ~ per SeB.
Stamp Bpbnen s 10 per BuibeI.
Snoblau9 &c per Afune.
@eiBe JRiiben 90c per 8nibeI
eIbli9e Stabilize soc per BunG, einbeimii6e
Doc per Oubenb 8unbes.
SaIat 1ec-17c p + 9fnnb.
Spinat 6Oc per Dutenb Bunbes.
0eue rueiBe Rlben 4Oc per 9useno 8undes.
Rbmbatb d Goo per Dutenb.
Crime 8obnen S .75-$3.OO per Rite.
Sale So. rs per SaB.
@urfen 81. 0C-$1.5O per 9useno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18

Celebrities yttnoier9 - S@tHten, req
gets. 3c; anBenfetten lie; Snneni. 15c
RnD&eI 133c.
Biirfe - GerdM9erte 8ratmurff 84c.
Trantfurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmen 64c. In
2uh SIC.
S@mab- tn Eterces-l. Dual. Sc; q.
HuaIitdt SIC; 8. AmaIitdt Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
Rotss @aaeusResrt

Ttutotbb-Bertaufspreiie: Eli. oO-14.0o,
RIee - gertamfspreiie: 50 M-$10.O0.
Beli@tcrn - gertaufspretie: ie na9 bs
OuaLttdt, 67-60e.
Safer-eei9dIt 45-50c; IN ben Aebren
$8 OO-$1O.O 90 per Eenne.
Gtrob-pretie, ie mad benz Grab. IN Ball
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18
Ldqlther Wfarftbert6t.
Btebusergt.
snbsanapolis Union siebb0fe, 10 aGpril.

~SnbsanapoIis Union giebbofe, 10 atpril.
Rtnbpteb.
8erpdbIte bis prtma @gport
stiere, 130O-15OO gfo...... "a 60-5 %
gsdBiee bis ~1nittlere Export
Stiere, 13OO-14OO 9fo...".. do s.
Cute bis prirna S6Id9ter stiere,
l16O-l25O 25-4 So
@~ep0bnIi9e Stiere. 11,b0 Bis
1880 Yfuno. .".".".""..... "a 4O
Suite bis seudbIte Seeding
Gtiere. 10-42 %
NdBtse bis CUTE Seeding Sttere,
100000 ssfo. .."...-..... 8 4O-3 90
Suite Gtoders 8 25-4 90
2etdte gtpders. 2OO-3 %
Suite bis oepdhIte Sinh er. ...... 1904 80
NjttIere Bis quite Rtuher....... 500 10
@~en0bnIihe &inber ."........ 8 0O-3 30
Suite bis oepdbIte Ribs... ....... 8 3d. 10
RjttIere Eihe. 8 36-3 so
@~em0bnItbe BIB CUTE Eiibe....... 2 75-3 80
9epDbnIi9e oIte Riihe. ..".... 2 O0-8 25
Suite Ribe nit RaIb. $50 $50
8euDbuItne Ribe nit RaI ...... $40 $26
gerpdblte Rdlber 475-5 10
S9nere RGIber. Oe-4 70
Rrtma bis fancn Export 8ut&er
Buuen 8 4O-3 10
@~em6bnIt9e bis quite BuIlen."... 276-3 20
@e1u5bnIihe Buffer. OO-2 80
S3wetne.
Suite bis serodbLte i@uere."".... 20 30-5 40
Sentii9te uab i9were 9ading... 8 90 81
Suite bis sepdbIte Iei9te. ,....... 8 2s|0 30
Serp5bnItbe eiGte.-."... ..... B iO-b 10
Suite Bigs-....""."""."".". 10 w
QeiGte O0-4t 60
Hoigbs 4 5O-4 Y
S9ae.
Suite bts semdbIte 2drrner-..... 8 70 g %
4suDbnIt1e bis CUTE 2drntneri.. %. A 80 8 50
SUITE bic sepdbLte S@afe.".... 8 90 4 90
OrDtndre bis quite S9afe....." 2 70 8 %
gtoters 400 8 90
B0de, per 100 8fo.."-".". 2 90 8 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18

Der @dtattrophe ur0 rtet, bon Nlerteh
fpre9enb. aus: 9iefer Mann brinet
uns ni9ts als unelif.
Nu9 fOa Der &aiier nlr nit Mibe
oabon absebalten morben iein, ben
8icet6nig bon ieinem Yofen gu ent=
fernen.
6 rantbeiten m apani=
Seere.
g t. q etersbur q, IL. Mpril.
Spione meloen, baB unter ben iapani=
f6en Sruppen in Gorea berI1ieoene
Granfbeiten miitben; eine vSmbion"
genannt 1T cine Nrt Sppbus, mdbrenb
eine anoere, SCUBA" sebeiBen uno
bon earopdif6en Ner5ten nod ni9t
erforiht, su por3sitigem Nltern ftibrt.
Sie Battenten oerlieren ihre 3dbne uno
Deroen aasnebmeno f6ma9. Inter
ben Rufen in 9arbin 1T 9iienterie
perbreitet.
&ufif9e q atrouiIlen
in &orea.
S6uI, Rorea, II. Mpril. Na9=
ri3ten aus Sun9iin sufol9e fteben 33
&uKen 80 Weilen BON bieiem Blabe;
Der iapanif9e @onful uno Die 8emoh=
ner fubren seftern auf einsm 9ampfer
mad @enIan.
Sunaiin 1T elm fleiner 9afen IN Der
Sffifte Roreas, etpa $50 Meilel
bon @enfan unG etpa eben-
fopeit iiioDffli6 bonn Sumcn= GluHe,
Der Die Norbot- @rense 5miiGen &orea
unb Der Wanbf9urei biloet.
Sc perlautet bier, baB 33 &oiaden
cen Srt ant Is. befeBten. Die iapa=
nii6en Glii9tlinge trafen beute firth in
@enfan Elm.
@erii9tpeiie berlautet. baB biefen
SO Gofafen 5000 ruifi9e Sruppen
foteen, UNI Die Sapaner am Oalu=
5lufe aurid3utreiben. Sebo9 finoen
bieie Meloungen teinen 8lauben, ba
Die Sapaner lei6t BET Sun9ii lanoen
uno ruiff6e Sruppen abf9neioen
f6nnten.
NngebIi6 eine8 d / e.
SUNG.
Sientin n, Ii. Npril. 0ier
9in9 Die Meloung elm, port Nrtbur
fei 9eftern, Greitas, ben 9an5en Sag
beidohen tporben uno meroe oies aud
beute.
@be s o o, II. Nprif. Sin Brief
BON port Mrtbur bonn 8. faet I'D
mD9te Sbnen serne bic biefieen 3u=
itdnbe f9iloern, aber Die trenge @eniur
seftattet bies ntdt.
tereeboote ge9en
Bort Mrt1ur.
6 t. Petersburg, II. Npril.
Suberine, Director Der Nobppe 8rempa,
erbielt einen bonn 10. Mdra batirten
8rief bes auf benz .petrOpablObsf"
I'm 9efommenen 9r. 8olfobit9. st
iaet BARN. WafarOf uno iein 9tab
behaupten, baB Die Sapaner unteriee=
boote benuben unb baB BORT Nrthur
ni9t burb rufif9e Wtne1 bertheioiat
pirbe.
@Ihdmun6 an Soso.
3Dtto, IL. Npril. Marine=
Minifter MomiraI Baron Oamamotr
ianbte beute cine @lhfmunI6bepei9e
an Bice=Momiral Sosp anldBli9 bee
adten Nnsrifs auf gOrt Nrtbur. sic
f9lieBt: Das 3ieI TT nod fern. Sinh
sic 10 pori9tig als m6sli6, um bas
groBe Mert bolenben au f6nnen, mel=
DIES man BON Sbnen ertuartet.
u ntergang zines a p a II.
& reu5ers.
81. getersburg, II. Npril.
@iner Sepef1e aus PDrt Nrtbur su=
folse berft6ern berf6iebene Nueen.
seuger, baB am IL. Npril Elm iapani'
f9er 2reu3er auBerbalb port Nrtbur's
uater9ing, inoem er auf cine feline,
eiseren umberi6mimmsnOen Miener
ffteB.
MIerieff Der vSeba=
Il o b II.
port Mrtbu r, IL. Npril. =
Set Der Greitas=8 ef6ieBuns mar Mlel
MI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-18

YortNrtbu r, II. Npril. @e=
riidte ftnb bier i'm umlauf, es feien 20
japan. Sruppen=S ranspDrtDampfer In
Der &i9tuns bon Gin Som fteuerno GEE
fi9tet porDer. 8%eRdtigung feblt.
9ie &ufen ertparten nit 1ngeoulo
cine 2%anoung Der Sapener.
SeutI4lanA.
Mnt9 g a d # d | q r.
Berlin, IL. Mpril. MnldBli9
bes un9ltds auf benz ameritanii9en
56la6ti6ife nWihOuri" ia9en Die
8ldtter, bies lei nun Der brittle 1nfaq
auf amerifaniiden Grieesfdifen inner=
balb tueniger Monate uno elm fdle9tes
3ei9en fur bic 8auart uno bas Mate=
rial. Ste @ei6ubte6nit ftebe Ofenbar
nidt auf Der S6be Der .3eit. uno es Tel
barna9 fragli9, Db Die 5hlagferti9feit
unb Der @eFe9tstoertb Der amerifani=
f6en S9ife an ben b6hften vStano=
arb" berantommen.
Snterefantes % I.
Berlin, IL. Mdr5. Ser be-
riibmte SbeOlo9e PrOfehor .. Pfeioe.
rer bon Der biefi9en uniOerfttdt, pel=
der i'm Nuguft na9 ben 8~ereinisten
Staten reiien miro, ber0fentli6t i'm
nd6ften Srtibiabr elm populdres Wert
iiber bic gntftebung bes @brifentbums,
In mel9em er bic eefammten 6ori6un=
gen, Die auf biefem @ebiete sema4t
porben finb, sufammenfaBt. @lei9=
3eitie nit Der beuti9en Ausgabe, miro
in Stem Oort aud cine amerifanif6e
erfheinen.
Nemfmn0lano.
Die &eeierung unb Der EN- g.
II DIFF r n 3. Bertrag.
g t. 3 8, IL. Npril. - Ser
Sert bes eneliid=frana0fii6en Colonial
gertrass purOe bier nod nt6t oer6f=
fentli9t. IS fano lih aber Elm f9ne=
rer Wangel, ben Die @olonial= 8e9ie=
run9 3u dnbern fu1t; Die 2. Glauiel
bes FRANC. 1fer=Nrrangements perpfi9=
tet ndmli9 fran56fi6e uno britii4e
Slider ibre Sbdtigfeit am 20. Sftober
anidbrli9 sin3uifellen. Samit mdren
Die Neufunbldnoer Slider iibler oaran
als porber, ba lie 6 Wonate ibrem @r=
tuerb ni9t obIiegen t6nnten.
8eIonoers ptiroe bic Winter=6ering
6iIderei in Ban Sslano uno Bonnie
Ban betrOfen, auf wel6e amer. uno
canabii1e S9iffe fir 6ering=2 abun'
gen re4nen. Nud 3mif6en @n9lano
uno @meriea miiBte Streit entftehen.
ba ben amer. Giidern Der Wertrag bon
1918 bafelbn Gifderei= &e6te gemdbrt.
Obne Nbbilfe biefes Wangels 1T Die
neuf. &esieruns ni6t geneigt, Die &a=
tififation bes 8ertrags 5u 9aranttren.
OeferrethsH ngGrr.
Neue 8 m er=2ini
geplant.
Wien, IL. Mpril. Non 8uba=
8ef fommt bic Meloung. es ieien nn=
~terbanblunsen smii4en ungarif9en
@elbmdnnern unb Der 0amburg=Nme=
rifa=2inie i'm @ange, UNI cine unab=
hdnqiae 9ampfer : @eielfdaft IN I'M
earn gu srinoen. Ste neue Geisl=
f9aft fon, unter Ollie Der hamburger,
cine Dampfer=2 inie bon Giuute, un=
qarn. mad SEEM Oorf einri9ten. IN
@oncurrens nit benz Imerita : Nus=
uanberer=8 ertebr Der @unarb : 2inie.
Sc faeint aber speifetbaft, OBJ Die un=
earif9e Gegierung Die notbnenot9e
@onceffion ertbeilt.
Stnlien.
&at{erunb 8 o t.
sc o m, IL. MpriI. Ser GatIer bat
au perffeben geeeben, er lei gu etner 3u=
iammentunft nit Brdiioent 2oubet be-
reit, falls cine @ele9enbeit fi9 Dor benz
@noe feiner Mittelmeer=Gahrt finben
folte.
War 6 rinbung.
sc nj, II. Nprif. 9ie italienif4e
Heaierung bdlt auf @runb ibrer Sn=
formationen ben aneebli6en NnThlag
eeeen prdi. 2oubet's 2eben in Mar=
ieile fir grunolos.