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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
SmStamapOlis 8remins 60. er:
rtmst ben bO&iten Yreis.

eSm Wettbetpsrbe nit III amerifa=
ni6en grauersien um bic b6dftsn
@6ren auf Der Weltausfenung in st.
2ouis, erbislt asitern bas SaKsloorfsr
Bier Der SroianapoIis Bretping So.
ben ssrOBen preis". Saiislbe gisr
erbielt aud i'm Sabre 1900 bic golosne
MeoailIe auf Der pariier WeItausftel=
lung, NO 78 amerifanii9e prooutie fiG
an oem Sample um bic gbren bstbei-
li9ten. griefe, Selsgramme uno 6a-
belgramme benadridtisten fofort Die
in allen 2dnbern Der @roe etablirten
agsnturen. Sie Snbianapolis Brepine
SO. seoentt our Geier bieies vWslt-
iisses" cine parabe bur9 bic StraBen
Der Staot gu beranfalten. Cine fur3e.
informsae 8orfeier uurbe bereits bein
@intrefen Der Sepei9e seitern BON ben
beri6ieoenen Departement-@befs Der,
anfaltet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Die bsrsuiistsm eawabea!
6rDbIi6er 8irmeB.9au bes Siibleite S9wa'
bens8ereins.

6r6blides 2eben uno Sreiben
berridte seltern Nbeno in ben &dumen
Der Siibieite Surnbaqe!
Sein Wunoer. oenn es feierts ia Der
SiioIeite S9uabsn-Ssrein ieinen ldbrs
li9en SirmeB.8aa. 9fidt nur bic
Mitglieoer bes fsifgebenoen 8ereins
Daren nit 2Ino uno 2ssel eri4lenen,
nein, aud Der S9pdbii9e Samen=
8erein mar poll3dblig Dertreten uno
bonn S1wdbiihen unterifiiBungs=Tcr=
Elm waren sablrei9e Wfitglieber ans
peieno.
SaB es unter fol9 9iinifi9en um=
ftdnoen semttblid uno per9nhgt au=
siug, ldBt fi9 osnten.
gs tpuroe fr6blid oas 5anabein 9e-
idwungen. nader ge5edt unb f6lieb'
lid bic S9udbiids Wurfbnoe aufge.
fudt, mo Serr uno 5rau SObn WeBel
oelicatss Sauertraut unb iaftise Stutt.
garter grat- uno glutwhrfe ieroirten
Sab oisielbsn Nasn portrsHlih mun
beten, 9ebt i9on baraus bsrtor, bal
Big Wtitternaht bereits 800 portionet
2isbbaber 9efunoen battsn.
Wer teine Wurt mebr erbaltel
fonnte, oelsctirte fi9 an 3wiebeltu4en
Der aud ni9t su pera9ten mar.
Die arrangements fur ben in jeoel
Wei!e fioel perlaufenen 3irmeB = 8al
uaren bon foleenben Serren in bette
Weiie 9etrORen tporoen:
Sobn gmbarot als 8orfibenber
Serm. Senniger, Mus. &eifeis, Geo
Sabler, JriB Bed, Germ. Siloweiit
8ottlob Srib uno @briH 9sB.
Ser prdfibent bes 0sreins. Ser
Carl &eifeis unterfiiBte oas @omite il
lje0er art uno Weiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Snbianapolis Snb 6eitae, Oftpbe 1904
Sepsiasntraser berbinoert Sin:
bru9.

Gop Biopsl, 722 gtorb Senate Qbe.
elm Sepeidentrdser Der u. .. s. Wei-
ienger 60. fanb, als er in Der Wob'
nuna 5. 8. McWbirtsr's, 1913 giOro
Stem Seriep StraBe cine Sepei4e obs
liefern mollte, baB bic goroertbire
gum 9auie Ohen ifano. Nls auf wieoer=
boltes RlOpfen nismanb animortete,
aiinoete Der 3nabe Elm Strei9bols an,
um 81 fe6en, mas oenn eigentlib los
lei. SOfOri ipransen 3mei Mdnnei
aus einem Seitsnfenffer beraus uni
liefen oaoon, Der 2nabe fubr mi
isiner Sepeide nod Der Office suriid
uno beri9tete ben gorfal. WeWbir
ter siebt 9raoe bon einem 6auie ar
Broabwnp na9 Der Nep Serisp StraB
nm uno Die her6ei9eeilten &aoler go
liaifen tOnnten aus oieiem 8runo
ni9t ausfinben, ob irsenbwel9e Wsrtb
laden bermiBt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Sin Sod oes Woraamsriifs he=
idmloigt.

@ugen 9rump, elm Sod, Der feline
Wobnung aIs go. 306 Sft Sout5=
StraBe ansiebt. wuroe esfisrn Mbsnb
unter Der Nnfla9e bes tbdtli9en Mn=
ariffs, nit t6otlider Wbfidt, perbaftet,
pdbreno albert S6raber bon So. 1915
Mabiion Ipe. nit 9ebro9enem 8eine
unb anoeren gerlebungen barniebsr=
lie9t.
2rump erid6lt, baB sr fd auf einem
alabama StraBenbabnwaesn befano
uno er ba per @bance nit S1raoer
elm paar Worte pe6felts unb ibm unter
anberen mittbeilte. bab er SeutI9,
6ran36iii4 unb gn9liid ipre6e,
tuorauf oieier ihm erpioert boben ioll,
oab er es ni6t an ibm au probiren
brau4e. Sisrauf, bebauptete er, babe
S4raoer ibm nit Der Gauit ins BE:
fiHt gei6la9en. ST mibt S9raoe,
als S9ulo bel.
Die Dirt unb Weiie, tpie SAraber 81
feinen 8erleBun9en fam, ertldrt Ct ba'
bin, bab oieier Jpn no9mals in's@efi9
sef4laaen babe, oab er fslber bel bic
Ter @elegenbeit radwdrts bonn @agei
fiel uno Sdraber nit ii9 bsrab3os. ne
auf ibn aefalen iein. polisiit 6eat
berbaftete 2rump, Der fpdter unite
$1,000 8argidaft aug Der 9aft ent
laiien tuurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
So&3eitsslodeu.

Sn Der Seuti9 2utberiiden ct.
paul's Stride wurbe am Wtitttpod
3 ri. Bertha oun g nit 9rn.
6rtebri9 Wilhelm Cor.
nelius, 6obn bon 9errn unb 6rar
u. 3. Cornelius our9 Yaifor Bisosr.
mann in Die &OienfeReln Der ghe se.
idmiebet.
gbrenbame mar 6rl. Wilbelmin,
Cornelius uno Brautjun9fern SRI,
&ois geerman unb SRI. 2i0ie @eb
fling; grautfibrer mar 9r. @eorg'
Stefen.
Sos iunge gbepaar. tpeldss nit &C.
i9enten iiberbduft wurbe, bat ein'
9oaseitsrsiie mad ct. 2ouis, @ar
Gursn uno Sort Smith, Nrtanias, an
Qetreten.
Naa Dem Is. gfobember merben f,
i9 frsuen, ibre Greunoe in ibren
tofaen Seim, 1851 g. gaft Str. be-
graben 3u tonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

9arrp s. Millisan. elm bstannter
Inwalt, reibte cine $25=S9aoeneriab-
tlaee segen lpolep 9. &apmonb, einen
Gabrifanten, Elm. Im L. WaI, wdb'
renb beioe in ibren &utiben gum
gaie Ball part fubren, foa Die Ssi9fsl
bon &apmono's 4utide Elm Sod in bic
&ddmano Der 2utide Milliean's as-
fioben baben, bieIel5e ansebli9 gum
getra9e bon $25 befddoisenb. 3ugleid
iagt Wlilligan, babe er f9 feds Wo6en
ohne bic &utide bebelfen miKsn, Elm
tpeiterer 0erluft bon $50 llnfoIten uIp.
.bringen feline 5Oroeruns auf 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Gin Grbi@afts. Streit.

Sas Seifament Der tHr3lid berfor=
benen Grau Sarab u. Beaupre tpuroe
sstern ourd cine bOn gliaa 3orion,
6lorinba O'Sil uno 3spbilin @re-
sOir einserei4ts alase ansefOdter.
Die 2lage beiast, oaB bic 8erfor-
bsne stua $4,000 an Gissntbum bintsr-
lieB uno oab isbe Der orei Rlagsnoen su
einem Se4itel behelben beredtigi
ieien. gs tpiro gelteno 9ema9t, bas
bie0 8eritorbsne, als iie ibre Sinter=
laReni9aft an Sames 6. unb Charles
3. Snow Dermadte, nidt sure9nunss.
fdbi9 aewefen let.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Mltsr Siinoer an Sie 0roB. &c.
idmoremen iibsrmieien.

@sorse 2smis, Elm ~ Sabre alter
Stinber, puroe seitern bonn pOli3ei-
9eri9te on bic @roB9ei4pOrenen iiber.
uieien. gr 1T angetlagt, Dor me6re=
rem Wohen. als 8eniamin Dunlap i'm
Stubbins 0otel frant i'm gette lag,
fid in oehen 3immer sei9li4en
uub bic, Soientai6en beiiel6sn ei=
ner srHnolihen unteriu9ung unter=
porfsn gu baben. Sein Sermin muBtt
3ur 3sit beridoben tueroen. bis i'd
Dunlap erbolt bate. 2etpis 1T in
sanasn 2anoe als Elm 9Oteloieb BE-
tannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
SdDer leioenS ing 9ospital
iiberfiibrt.

Sn ibwer leioenbem 3ufanbe tpuros
beute Nitta9 5. O'Oea, elm Stall
NADER, bon ben Mnlagen Der @ates
@asenfabrit on Der Wef Nem Yort
Strabe na4 oem Diafsnifen Gospi.
tale iiberfiibrt. Ser Wann litt an=
i4eineno an ben Golsen elmer Sofs
Morpbium uno mar in sefdbrlidem
3uifanbe.
@a6fOri9unsen ersaben. baB Ooel
ieit ldngerer 3eit leioeno 9etueien uno
oaB er Worpbium CUR 9inberung ab
uno gu 9ebrau9te, 10 baB 8runo CUR
Innabme porbanoen iit, baB er ftt
pieaei9t in Der Nuantitdt seirrt babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
8sflast aen gerlmf eines tgsmren
WfantelS.

Sm anner gum @balfant Glat,
pdbreno oes Nbenoehens tuuroe BON
Srau s. u. Chambers gefern Elm
tpertbpollsr Wantel, in uel9em fi4 ibre
@elob6rie uno @9lhHel befanben, ber-
mibt. Der Wantel bate on einem
Stdnoer gsbangen, mar aber, als bic
gigsntbhmsrin oenielben pieoer an fi4
nebmen tpo0te, berf4wunoen. Sie
2aolsrpolisiifen mproen gerufen uno
fsGten iOfort, cine 1nteriu1ung an,
Obne iesoa ben 8bdtsr 3u finoen. Die
pOli3ei madten Die Namen Der aur 3ett
9lnipeienoen ausfinbig unb boifsn i'm
Stanos 3u fein, ben Wantsl auriid3u-
erlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Ginss befannten 9ournalifen
NiRsei&id.

Ssrr 2ouis 2ublotp, Der betannte
Sournalift uno Correspondent, tpel6sr
8rpan auf ieinem 3uae ourd Snbiana
besleitet. bate seitern In peru oas
llnalad. ais sr ieinsn @assOn, pelder
i4on i'm Gabren besriffen mar, befei-
gen ipollts, au fallen. gr erIitt erbeb=
lide 8erleBunssn am redten geine,
Radoem ibm i'm q. W. 6. u. 8e.
bduoe drstlide Siilfe au She'll eetpor.
ben mar, ertldrte er fi4 bereit, bic
Reiie fort3uiebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Na9 sds Safota aasselisfert.

Nm. ggbert, 1928 Orleans StraBe,
tuuroe 9effern 9fadnlittag unter Der
antlass oes @rOboi.bfa6ls bur4 bic
Setstttpss Sauier uno 2arib berbaftei
unb an Sheriff Mbbott aus Sano
@ountp Sub Dafota iibergeben, Der
nod bier fam, um ibn ab3ubolen. @s.
bert itebt bort unter Mnflase bes 8rob-
bi.bfabls. gotpin 8oobtpin befinoet
fid in Der Sail I'm ieinen proaeB 3l
ermarten. Beibe fino bei4ulbist, liG
bort gum 2si9haa zines Capt. Sbel-
Don begsben baben uno Elm oemidben
geb6riges rert6polles pferb geftoblen
su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

Sobm Shea, go. 6 @racs
Strabs, bano ssftsrn .iein pfero on
einen Wasen bor benz Slstder Bant
@ebdube an Der OF @aibingtOn Str.
feii uno ains bann ieinen @eiddften
mad. Nls er ipdter pieoer tpeiterfabs
rem tpolte, fanb sr, baB inamifden Der
Waaen, psl6sn er gum Anbinben Bee
nbBt bate, icpie aud bas angebunoene
Gefdbrt bsrfdmunoen waren. ST mel=
bete ieinen Ysrluft Der poli3ei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Die 8arbterer Union bat tuentg
Slid NIT ibrem &lasen.

Die 8arbierer Union bat biele
S9pieristeiten nit ibrsn 8laeen 9egen
Die ygohe", pslde Die 8arbierfuben
am Sonntag Offen halten. &i4aro
0inlp uno Otance Osborne tpurben
bon 6rieoensri9ter SmOf entlaRen.
ba fi9 bic Surp ni9t einigen fonrte.
paul Sail uno @illiam Douglas, 9es
gen wel9e oieielbe alage erboben
wuroe. berlansen. baB lire 6dle
Dor 6riebensri9ter Stout psrbanoelt
meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Cine &eiie na@ Nont.

gii9Of @bataro unb pfarrer Soiepb
@bartranb meroen 6eute sine 8eiie mad
&om antreten, um an Der Geier bes
SO. Mniperiariums Der PROCLAMATION
Der llnbsfiedten @mpfdnsnib tbeil3u-
nsbmen.
Die Geier finbet. am 8. December
ftatt. sic peroen i'm Sanuar nod
bier 3uriidtebren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Gin s4OO=YFafer fir eine
Gbrenfranfans.

Sn Sa4en Der Grau 8olbie Bel=
lin9er &Obinfon, wsl9e gesen Graa
Greoerid 8. Winor cine $4,000 Sdas
osnsrIaBtIags einserei4t bate, neil
2ebtere fie ansebl:d als unmoraliI9es
Grauen3immer be3eidnets. tpuroe our6
Die @ei6porenen Der 2ldserin s4OO
augeipro9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
0auofertisfeits= S@mle fur
WGo9en.

slm Samitas yfahmitta9 Inn 2 llbr
finbet In Der SomliniOn 6aae Der regsls
mdbi9e llnterriftt Der 9anoferti9teits=
Sdule tpieoer Hatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Nattomale WooSebeIt 2t9a
bon Suotatta.

Wer ia ttt ~ I II ~ q Ssretta9
Mbemo, oem ii. Cttober, tn
Der 0erutamta Gaue. Wt@s
ttae 0ei@dtte Ite8em por.
Nad3 g@ImB geieatge ttuter-
baItnttg. Seoermann TIT etm=
9etaoett.
s. g. 8teler, prdi.
4beo. 3. Womnegat, Setr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

Ser Wdnner6or Samen=0erein per-
anifaltet beute Na9mittag iein,
monatli9e gubre partie.
Die @Orbsreitungen lieaen in Den
6dnoen Der IL. Section. Sieielbs
miro aug ben Samen Grau Sbeooor
Reper, 8Orfsenoe, Grau grnit Reper,
5rau u. s. Meper unb Grau Gmil
6abriOn g.biloet.
Die idbrli9e Wabl Der Beamtinner
fnbet ebenfaIs beute itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Nahrthten aus Snbiana.

Sqel D 1Dtlle, l0. Sct. Ser
6.idbri9e SObn Martin 2eslep's fiel
an Sienftas bon elmer Better uno orc9
ben linten arm 9eitsrn folperte ct
iiber bic $btridmelle, nobel fd ber
beoauernsmertbe 2nabe au9 nod ben
re4ten Irm brad.
Sort W anne, 13. Oct. Sarrp
STILES Sraut, Grl. Carrie be Song
bon SlufftOn. lit psri6wunben. Sie
@Itern oes Wdo6ens paren gegen bic
8erbinoung uno man bermutbst, bab
iie peritedt ssbalten pirb.
8oi ben, Is. Oct. Cine auf.
regenoe Scene ipielte fih seitern bier
i'm @eri4ts3immer ab. Samuel
Ruid, uelder BEL benz ganttrad in
2asranse am meiifen berlor, uno Son.
8bOmas y. Waribaa seristben in ei.
nen beftigen Wortwe9iel. SRI. Nliee
gaiion, Die Sodter bes pertra9ten
Sant- Sireftors, purbe auf ben 3eu=
senfanb eerufsn unb srtldrts, baB
idmmtlide Witslieber Der 6amilie
gr6bere Summen perlieren.
&i1mpnb, 13.Ott. Wlartin
%. genner bon Wapns gOuntp min In
Der nddften 2esislatur cine 8in ein=
bringen, tuona9 gfsrbeoiebitabl nit
lsbensldngli9er @sfanssnf9aft bsitraft
iperoen fann.
&idmonb, 13. Oft. 6renf
Sbueraft unb German &roma tpurben
oes pferbeoiebfabls ibulois befunben.
Sbueraft mar erf fhrslib aug benz
3u9tbaufe entlafen tuoeosn.
Clinton, 13. DIT. N4t 9ob-
lengruben fino seihlofsn unb bic gerg=
leuts finb am Strsit. sic berlansen
before 8ebanblung.
3ofp mo, Is. Oft. @altsr
Srbinston, elm 0etsran. ift bon Rortb=
tpeitern Nsbrasfa 3uriidsstebrt, no bic
2anboffiee freie 6eimiidtten fir alte
Solbaten offerirt. gr faat, bas quite
2ano III bereits bergriffen unb baB nur
nod Whitenlano ibris 1T.
Wifbamata, 13. Oct. Sn ben
Iebten 2 8aesn Rno ungefdbr so per=
ionen on observation-disclosures ers
franft unb Die Merste finb Der Weinune,
baB bies auf unrsines Sce=@ream 3u.
riidsufhhren lit. ginise Der getrof-
fsnsn i9usbtsn spii9sn SOB unb Sc.
ben. -
Wuncie, 19. Oct. pern, Snb..
gapitalifen tauftsn bas 2ano Der
Commonwealth & Sepen Oil 60. auf
Der Wiaiam 9it9cOd 'Garm fur $685.
600.
8ofbem, 13. Oct. Gin 6euer
pel9es beute Wuraen Inn 8 llbr i'm
grb9ei9ob bon 28illiams Drug Store
ausbrad unb fit auf 2erO's Nl6bel=
geiddft unb Wertbmeier's @ei6dftslo=
tal ausbreitete. ri9tete einen S9aoen
bon $50, 900 an.
Stabtaubitor gbas. Neumeper bon
2ouispille rirb am Is. October cine
stumptour bur9 Dubois gountp an=
tretsn, nm bic Sauptfragen Der @am-
pagne in beuti3er Spra9e 3I erOrtern.
Nep MIbanp, Is. Oct. Die
Satin beg &ep. Il. @. Sutherlin be-
ginq Selbfmorb, inbem iie i9 in
ibrer Bsbauiung on elmer Wai@lsine
aufbina. Sas 2eben mar bereits aus
Dem 26rper entflOben, als iie BON
ibrem @atten aefunben tuurbe. Sbr
@atte batts beioe 2inoer auf elmer
Musfabrt mitgenommen, unb balb nu4
ibrer Wbfabrt batte bic Srau isoenfans
ben unislisen Saritt getban. Sa man
teine binterlahenen 3eilsn fanb unb
fia bic Sbat ionif rii9t ertldren tann,
10 mar bieielbe ieeenfalls Der ausfuB
tempordrtn Srrfinns.
Nattomale 0ooSebeIt 2tga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Wanusrdor DamensSerein.

Seute geamten.BabI unb Gu9re.9artie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

~ Maudt Die Tish l Mingo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
KUROPATK|N NOT
READY TO STRIKE
Awaits Another Hundred
Thousand Troops.
LANDING OF JAPANESE
Russians Watching Ships Between
Port Arthur and the Mouth of the
Yaiu Believed to be Loaded
With Japanese Troops
to be Disembarked.
(By the Associated Press.)

Paris, April 21-tThursday.) 1.-THE st.
Petersburg correspondent Of the Journal
says friend of General Kuropatkin has
received a letter. from him in which the
general says he intends to wait the
, arrival of another hundred thousand men
before risking g. battle with the japanese.
ST. Petersburg, April 20.-What may
turn out to be an attempt at a fankins
movement of the troops is the approach
of number of ships OFF Potins, near the
Gulf of Ching Tai Use, as reported to the
Emperor today by General Kuroptkin.
Military experts here have long regarded
that vicinity as the probable point OF DIS
embarkatlon of the second Japanese eXpe-
dition. 1t is not tar away from Takushar
az miles to the east, and connects by
read with Port Arthur (l50 miles TO the
southwes) and . Huan Cheng Cav
miles to the northwest), where the Rus
slams made their first obstinate resist
ance.
4-ough the Japanese arc building en-
treIchments on the Yalu, it is believed
they will advance soon. The arrangements
fer turning movement are complete
and experts say that such a moVemen;
could properly be given at Takushan, as
Feng Huan Cheng lies at the angle of al
equllateral triangle with IakuSnan ano
the mouth of the Yalu at the angles a;
the base of the triangle.
The Japanese Decentralization undoubt
edly will be covered by warship and the
Russians recognize that it will be i'm
possible to prevent it. 1--WE will strike
after they have landed grimly said :
member OF the general staff. q
General Kuropatkin is aware of the
strategy basis of the vicinity of Takushal
and it is understood that he has made
his arrangements accordingly.
Toxic, April 20.-Russan troops to the
number OF one thousand are reported &c
be in occupation of Yong Gan, in north
eastern Korea.
A dstacnment of forty Cossacks mas ap
peared for second time at Sung jim
ta1out $50 miles north of Gensan) where
they burned the Japanese settlement anC
took possession of the post and the teIe
graph offices. There were no japanese
troops present, the Korean officials a,
Sung jim were friendly to the Russians
detachment Of rs Russian soldiers
has advanced as far south as Puck
Chyong, out rs miles down the coas
from Sung jim.
Marquis Ito Today contributed $3.50 &c
the Perry memorial relic fund.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
BRAVE HEARTED MISS SMITH.
She is Going TO Raise the Money for
Greensboro Female College.

! Raleigh had as visitor yesterday one
of the bravcst hearted young women 10
the State, young woman whose life has
been thrown into the cause Of eduCa'
ton.
It is Miss Mamie Lee Smith. of Greens,
horo, treasurer OF the Board OF Trustees
of the Greensboro Female College, who
was here You have heard of Miss Smith
for she is the noble young woman VINO
valantly took up the fight to hold the
Greensboro Female College for North
Carolina Methodism when it was about
to be sold, and she is the young woman
who has not despaired even when 1t Is
in ashes, but is going to make It's re-
building a reality.
She is petite woman. But you for
get it when you look in her eyes-are
they q steadfast blue or determined
grey. bless me, ! can't tell, but they look
like business-and hear her tell of her
purpose and learn of her love for Greens
boro Female College.
And how are you getting on, MISS
Smith?' / asked her.
"Splendidly," she replied. Things are
going on unusually well and the college
is going to be rebuilt"
What has been accom- lished?'
"Oh, we have raised about $4,000 In
pledges that are good, and we are COINS
TO raise SIS. 800 more for the building tund
as we must have $30,0O0 in hand before We
begin to build. / expect We will have
this by the last of May"
mo, we need $50 900 and with this and
the $4,000 in the walls OF the burned
building as they stand we will have 2
ST., 900 modern building, plant that will
be so arranged as to do the best educa-
tional work.
What places have you visited in your
canvass for finds?'
Graham. North Wilkesboro and New
ton, all of which gave literally. / have
also Visited Roxboro. have just come from
there and the contribution from that place
was q thousand dollars"
E'How did you succeed in Raleigh?"
81 have not canvassed Raleigh yet.
am going back to Greensboro today and
Will visit Raleigh later. 1t is certain to
do it's full share. Ny purpose here to
promise of $500 made by a gentleman OF
another place
And you feel sure that Greensboro is
the place for the college,"
Certainly l 90. It is an ideal place, the
location can't be improved on and the
college will grow. Why last session With
out a canvasser in the field we mad "a
hundred girls. We will canvas this year
and will go forward.
when do you expect to open the col
lege?"
ION the fifteenth of September, IL
everything goes right and l believe II
will go right, for the great heart of Meth
odism in North Carolina is behind the
Greensboro Female College"
And then the train came and took Misa
Smith onwards toward Greensboro. she
is earnest and enthusiastic, and she i'm
presses you. She is going to rebuild
Greensboro Female College.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
IS TIE CRY
By an Overwhelming Vote
Massachusetts In
structs for Him.
(By the Associated Press.)

Boston, Mass, April 21.--By an over
whelming vote the Massachusetts Demo-
cratic convention ut fremont Temple to-
DAY instructed four delegates at large and
twenty delegates from the various Con
gressional districts Of the State to sup
port Richard Olney Of this city. for the
presidential nomination at the national
Democratic convention at st. Louis. -Four
delegates at large pledged to the sup
port Of Clney were elected, and the sup
portcrs OF William r. Hearst. of New
York, as the presidential nominee were
defeated by vote of about GA to go. a
resolution offered by Representatives John
4. Coulthurst, of Boston, endorsing the
candidacy Of Mr.. Hearst. was voted down
by a very large majority. The following
were elected delegates at large.
William A. CASTOR, OF Boston; Patrick
A. Collins, of Boston; William L. Doug
lass, of Brockton. and John r. Thayer
of Worcester
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
Deputy Marshal Mitchell Hurt.

United States Marshal H. C. Dcckery,
Deputy Marshal P. A. Mitchell and Dis
trict Attorney Harry Skinner returned
yesterday from Elizabeth City, where
they were in attendance upon Federal
Court.
Mr.. Mitchell had a narrow escape from
very serious injury in Norfolk on the way
to Elizabeth City. Just as he was about
to step from a street car at the Norfolk
and Southern railway station the car
started suddenly with great speed, and
threw Mr. Mitchell violently to the pave
ment on his back. He was thrown some
ten feet and severely bruised and sprained.
Those who saw it were very indignant,
and threatened the conductor with vic
ience Mr.. Mitchell says he still feels the
effects Of the fall.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-22
WHITE BREAD.
When not Properly Digested is Frequent
Cause of Appendicitis.

NA6H not ITOpSTiv DlSeSiGQ Is HISQuCIt
Cause of Appendicitis.
An Avilia. Indiana, lady had a despe-
ate experience with appendicitis which
she relates as follows:
lone year ago in May J was operated
upon for that dread and yet common
disease appendicitis.
II was one of the bread eaters.
II had been very sick for about two
weeks, and after the attack could eat
nothing. and for some purpose the attend
ing physician gave me caIomel which sal,
waited me in the worst form.
Ny stomach and intestines were sore
and bleeding and ! could not take a
swallow of milk without suffering untold
agony. l thought l would starve 10
death for The only way : could take
rourishment was wringing cloths in hot
milk and laying them over my stomach
I grew very weak and for days my life
hung on a single thread.
MY sister came every day to see me
bringing something to try to comfort me
and tempt nv appetite. One ,-ay she
came with a package of Grape-Nuts.
NY nurse at once prepared a little Oh
the food which TO the joy of everyonr
present l could eat ard keep on my
stomach and there is no doubt 1t ali di
gested Immediately without hurting ms
1t agreed with my weak. broken dow,
system and commenced to build me UP
from the start and / began to get well,
kept on with Grape-Nuts and to-day
can say am as well as l ever was. have
been doing all my own work since last
September. GrapeNuts is still tavo
rite dish at this home l will not be with
out it in the house. Yours with hes;
wishes Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Creek. Mich.
Many people have trouble III dieesting
the volume of starch food, Bread, po:a
toes. Rice. oats, Cake, etc. etc. and
the undigested part ferments, become as
sour starch and sets UP all sorts OF
trouble. frequently producing a diseased
condition OF the bowels and ending II
appendicitis. The true and safe food fol
such people is Grape-Nuts in which thc
starch part has been pre-digested in the
process Of Making. Trial tells the truth
There's reason
Look in each pkg. for the famous little
book, THE Road to Wellyillo."