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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS.

. From The Republic. SEPT Il. 1872
y The stockholders of the st. I.ouis
. Cotton Compress Company. at n
. meeting in the concerns rooms.
y elected the following ma med direct
. ors: j. w Parsmore. s ". Bemis.
y W NJ Senter. George j. Fisher.
. James l.. Sioss. Miles Sells. NJ. e.
. Humphrey. D. 2. Rowland. J. II.
. Goldman. ". F. Obear and ]. VI.
Q Houston.
= Judge Amos VI. Thayer returned
o home from Narragansett Pier and
q Martha's Vineyard
. The marriage. .of the Reverend
q John Il. Clayton of the st. Louis
. Conference and Miss Lille c.. Sale
. of St Louis County took place AT
. F"nton. the Reverend J. ". Lewis
. ~ Centenary Church. assisted bv
. the Reverend ". V Tudor. u. L..
. performing the ceremony.
. The police We're informed that
. three little boys had escaped from
. st Joscph's Orphan Asylum. at the
. corner of Fifteenth street and Clark
. avenue. IN the evening
. Fire in the oil factory of James
. McEvoy. at Twenty-Grst and St
. Charles streets. did $50 damage
. Although the fremcn We're on the
. ground early. they had a hard fight .
. eStinguishinC the flames. The blaze I
. originated in the enGine-rOom from I
q the furnace.
q The thrcc-stosy dwelling of J. p.
. Kirkland. at No 20, Lucas avenue.
. was partly destroyed nv fire early
. in the morning. Policeman Stew
Q art of the Third District turned in
q the alarm. Damage of sl.oJ3 was
o covered by Insurance.
q Pope's Thsater. at the corner of
q Ninth and Olive streets. was near
. ~ completed and it was expected to .
q have il finished nv September %
. Gangs We're worked in day and
q night shifts To hasten the work.
. The building formerly was occupied
o by the congregation of the Church
o of the Messiah
= a = a a 4 a a a a n n q n =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
~ Chicago Hotels.

Ef,pI BIC - 'E'IAI.
Chicago. Sept. l2--Th- 81. Louis persons
!. registered at hotels here to-day are as
follows.
NuitaFiun-I y Appleton. =. y. Baldwin.
A Fitzsinmon-. ". X. ksvsnsgh. Miss Lam
bert. William Psuiscn. :. n. Simpson. g. T.
Walker
RrIrs--A ] Nybers J. p Thompson.
sherman House,. T.. Clark l. Sheldon. II.
y Fowler
Great Northern-Dor;or : l. Duss.. 4 r.
Kcmplsrd. I. II. Pierce. A J. Thompson. q.
= wehbsr.
Ksiserhof-C. /. Gardner. J. c Miller. l.. NJ
SteinberE
psiaier House II Alexander. ] s Asher
J T Mcpaa ". J. Powell
Windsor Clston-S. r Hoyt. Mrs 2 :
Kramer. VI :. Lyons
Er~yoort-H. 4 Brown. c. l.. Valentine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

If any empoye has not received leave of ab>"n""
for Thursday. he will be justified in sending note
his employer stating that his mo'h"rinlaw j. eN
prosive Everybody will le the Exposition on ~.
Louis bay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

The Russian warship at San Francisco i a. nea
2" the In,.rparliamcniary Peace Congress a. il
to the seat Of war This may be good sign.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

turn with 'hom to ST Louis. arriving on
Colorado Day. - stay about two months.
Mrs. OIL 7. RIs.k .kstocS Of Atlanta. Ca..
departed THURSDAY night for her home
after O. T-'!ay stay. visiting the Fair
sud her brother. W. ". Biackstock Of
ChOUtosu avenue
Mr. and Mr.. \ Il. E,ls; have returned
20 their apartments At Hotel Eeers.
Mr, clara .. Ei-chof OF Rasario.
Santa -. Argentine Republic. South
A-aerica = visiting hsr sister. Mrs Wal
ter J. Garyey- At No fZii Russell avenue
Nh Perry :. Grecn Of Cleveland. o.
f"-m.Ily II s. Louis. is visiting Mrs \
Mrs. ] y. Dow and hsr .iaughier Mrs.
l.. ". Tillvison Of Plymouth. Wis. are
visiting NIrS. \ 7. Barnes No. So North
Ewing svenG'-
Mrs Harry r Gray il the guest of her
aunt. Mrs Jean F.rSkine Coous. at her
summer home IN Lake CITY. MINI.
Miss Minnie Sutter. who has beer the
quest % Mr.. ana Mrs. Baird of tsbaune
avenue. Will depart IL October for san
Francisco and Los angeles. % spend the
winter with her siSts--
Leo Burdstts of Los Angeles. cal. has
been spending tls last four weeks visit
ing the Fair.
y u. Jones 81 I.os n seie>. al. spent
= few day- iU the city Cu his way 10
the bankers convention. IN N"w York
NJ end Mrs Malmine and their two
daughters ar enjoying trip d0wn the
MiSSissirp! They loft ST Louis last Nor
day ON In. Peters IIs accompanied by
J. \. Phillips ~ Galloway. Tenn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

MIR. and Mrs whitfield Russell and chill
dren Of No. 80 Forest Park boulevard
are at Saranac Lake. " y.
Mr. and Mrs Eedmund 8. Brennan have
returned, TO their home in Fountain place
after spending the summer IA Green
field. Ill.
Miss Stella Wade gave n luncheon Sat
urday afternoon for the young women
" no ar. th.. guests of Colonel ana Mrs.
James Cav RitIer the Misses Helen and
Elizabeth Hubbard Of Hartford. Conn.
and Miss Claribel Leggat OF Obcriin. %.
a dinner WAS given to Arthur Stoehr AT
the Tyrolean Alps Saturday nigh; by sew
eraIl OF his Texas friends After dinner
the party did the PIKE; ThSsc In the par
Mansfield. Frank Olson. Harry Simon.
William Hunt and Frank Blare-
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Lakeland Taylor
have returned from their Eiropcan we'd
ding Journey Of three months Mrs Tay-
Tor was Miss Caroline Newman
John stcvener has returned home after
spending several months in EIrope-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hannerty arc receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth oi
daughter.
Miss Blanche Meyer OF st. Joseph. Mo.
u the guest of her cousin. Mrs Ab" Keller
of No. So; cahanne avenue. Miss Meyer
is here to visI; the Worlds Fair for ten
days.
Mr. Calvin Y. Mutt and her daughter.
I.aiitte hav,. list arrived from Washing
ton to spend "A month. Mrs. Mutt former
ly lived in st. Louis.
Miss Rose RoSenthal of Page boulevard
has returned home from "A Northern trip
Mrs +. o. Lcrcks OF Peoria. Ill, Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. 5. l. currie OF
No. $40 Etzei avenue.
Mrs. Ida Dawson Lahr and her sons.
Masters Dawson and Charles Lahr Of
Elsberry. No.. are visiting the Worlds .
Fair this week.
Mrs. II. l. Schsefer and her sister. Ella
Enselking. have left Msnitou. Colo. to
nreet their brother. Henry EngeTking. for
me,ly Of st. Louis. Mr.. Eiseikiny will re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

I'residen, Roosevelt used about S.1o verbal flour
ishcs accept the nomination and To- deny that his
iS .xtravacant administration. And he has sue
cccdsd in formally accepting the nomination.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE

tuctionecr Selkirk will sell to-day be-
ginning at half past 10 O'Clock the entire
stock Of groceries. fixtures. horses wag-
ons. etc. OF David l.. Rsmley. bankrupt.
by order Of George w Henderson.
trustee. II. Y. Marlatt. attorney. at 4l35
EsSton avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

The attendance al the Exposition was Sii.'ti
last week. This week and every week hereafter 1t
should hc million All indications are
thar the aggregate attendance for the whole period
will reach -,,BnUH.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Everybody who is anybody will he at the World
Fair ST. Louis Day and he will lie nobody who
will not pay for his ticket.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

The druggists intend to- go To thu Exposition
Thursday. As also the underrakers will close rh'r
establishments. the physicians would better take Il
days rest
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1904.
Circulation Eurine August.

" r Carr. Business Manager Of The st Louis Re-
public being duly that tho actual number
of full ard complete copies % the Daily and Sunday
Republic printed durin: month or August. 1894 all
In recrar editions schedule below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
ANIMAL Hay EIDE.

The Arlington Social Ciui, gave it, ar-
annual hay ride to Horseshoe Lake Satur-
day eysrln. pf'er Tcacri-s. ,h -. ungs
Ja,,an.s. lanterns were strung and games
and dancing e"tsy !. after VIII h .-pT'r
was served. The party was "!.dpcrJnel
by Mr. and Mrs. So!dsn-
These present were,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mrs Ida Dawson Lahr and her sons.
Masters Dawson and Charles Lahr Of
Elsberry. Mo-. are visiting the Worlds
Fair this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Green and white will prevail tomorrow
evening at the wedding - Miss Corinne
English and Raymond stephen Eyrue.
which will take Tia.e At SO o'clOck-
Charles Calhoun English. the bride =
faiher. has lately given Up hi> home in
West Belle place. auI with his daughter
hss b"sn .iviu= 81 on" of the uptown no.
te.s. A. = house Wedding - always To- b.
more desired than one iu public place.
Mr.. and Mr. y. J. I;yrn.. uar"nts % the
bridegroom. offered their residence No
as Westminster place. for the ceremony
and reception.
only relatives of b"jI families will be
present when the Reverend Father Gil
fiilan Of the New Cathedral Chapel reads
the service large number Of friends
have been invited To- q reception from To-
10 O'Clock.
The house Will be- much decorated floral
". In the pretty white and green drawing
rooIn a canopy OF Smilax and white ros.s
Will h. arranged from the central chande-
Her To the bow window. and beneath II the
bridal party viii stand. Th- maniels
will bc trimmed with feathery greens and
white asters and roses In III" dining
room. where a collation. will b. served all
evening IN. table will b. done in vivid
req meteor ros.s combined with many
ferns. while tn. Tnautals and buff; also
will b. trimmed with rel flowers The re-
c.ption hall l. to be done in palms and
pink isteTS.
The bride. au .xceelinsiy pretty b.ords.
viii wear whit. soft silk cf the thi,k X
Lnui~eng weave trimmed with much ol.
pcigt lace sad a tiny ~ilk braid that -
very effective. a iulle veii fastened with
sprays of lilies % the valley and show
e. bouquet of white rus.-S and valley hiieS
will complete her costume
She will b- assisted 10y only on" msii
Miss GFacs Goodwin. Of Evansville. Ind
Vh" will spp-ar Ia PALE blue ~,lk null
mai. 9th many tiny lace Insertions Miss
Goodwin will carry a large shower -
white asteTS and msiicnha!r ferns Airs.
Byrne will wear an imported costume OF
pale gray vcile trimmed with lace tinted
the same gray shade. and aiso with
French applique in tones Of pink and gray
After the reception the bridal couple
VIII depart on a midnight train for the
East. go;ug directly to New York foT
stay ~ several weeks Uu their return
th.y will reside in Rotauirsl avenue
where Nr. ByTns has furnished a hoUs~--
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
KERR.

The marriage Of Mrs. Mamie Netti"ton
Kerr and y. n. Curry took place last
THURSDAY. Sepiember :. at the HON" OF
the brides mother. Mrs. Louise Netiieton.
No. SA5 .Delrnsr boulevard. In the pres
enc~ OF only the immediate family. the
Reverend Cornelius IL Patton Of the First
Congregations Church -'rnriati'-- Nj
and Mr. carry IL parted the Sii:.- oven
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mrs II. L. Schsefer and her sister. Ella
Enselking. have left Manitou. Colo. to
meet their brother Henry EngeIking. for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Miss Stella Wade gave luncheon sat
urday afternoon for the young women
mo ar. th.. guests of Colonel ami Mrs
James Gay BItler. the Misses Helen and
Elizabeth Hubbard Of Hartford. Conn.
and Miss Claribel Lsggat OF Oberiin. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

! turn with 'hom to -. Louis. arriving on
Colorado Day. - stay about two months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mrs. r. q. Lcrcks OF Peoria. Ill. Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. :. l.. currie OF
No $40 Etzei avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr. Calvin Y. Mutt and her daughter.
I.aiitte Eav,. list arrived from Washing
ton to spend month. Mrs. Mutt former
ly lived In ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mir and Mrs. Whitfield Russell and chill
dren Of No. So Forest Park boulevard
are at Saransc Lake. y. y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Miss Rose RoSenthal Of Page boulevard
has returned home from a Northern trip
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mrs Harry r Gray - the guest of her
aunt Mrs Jean f.rSkIne coonS at her
summer home in Lake CITY. Ninu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

q. r. MCGInn ent-rts.ned f-w friends
at his home. No. 1925 O'Fsllon street. sat
urday. o. the ~. of his departure for New
York. where he Will make his heaiguar-
ter. IN the future. Music and dancing
w.r. the diversions Refreshments were
served
Those present Ners-
N-s-i.uT- and Nssdamss-
Thomas Moran " Herman.
lanes Grifnth. N \ MURRAY.
w. II Dfpver. John NaSuiie-
Marguerite Denver Elizabeth Mct;inn.
Narxars- Murray. sarah Grifffh.
Teresa klernan. Mamie keli@l.
Margaret kIefnan. ". McSahcu-
M.ssisuTs-
Owen X McCiinn. Joseph MrCaTrOn.
Hugh Z. Mctab-. Joseph Moran.
Thomas Moab. Thomas Moran. Ir..
T. Martin p''ounsl
thomas Martin John Kelley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Miss Blanche Meyer OF St. Joseph. Mo.
u the guest Of her cousin. Mrs Ab" Keller
cf No. 500 cahanne avenue. Miss Meyer
Is here to visi- the Worlds Fair for ten
days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Eedmund $. Brennan have
returned, to their home in Fountain place
after spending tn. summer ia Green
field. Ill
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mrs ]. y. Dow and her daughter. Mr..
l.. W Tilvisnn Of Plymouth Wis are
visiting NrS \. +. Barnes. No. So North
Ewing syeuU'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

MI Perry <. Green Of Cleveland. -.
formerly II -. Louis. - visiting Mrs. \
: Williams OF TAYLOR avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Leo Eurdsti. OF Los Angeles. cai.. has
been spending tLs last four weeks visit
iTfes Ess.ff
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lakeland Taylor
have returned from their European we'd
ding Journey Of three months Mrs Tay-
Tor was Miss Caroline Newman
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr. and Mr. \ T. Rus have r-turus
20 thsir ap4rtms uts ~ Hotel E@crs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr. clara - Ei~choff of Ra~ario.
Santa IL Argentine Republic. South
America = visiting hsr sister Mrs Wal
ter !. Gsryey. sJ No fziI Russell avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hannerty arc receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

Srs r VI. Sleiper CIarksviIIs. r1rieiia Nc.
N-.hs. Srs- J - Patrick. Memphis = u.
rotnd-xt-r. Miss Alma poindexter W I
sh.lton Mrs ". l. shelton. Covinston: r ..
,arlin- A NJ Cariin. Chattanooga: a.
Brown Finger. e. Il Newman NarwoOf:
Lacy MAJ Spain. Lizzie srent spain. Cornslii
Spein- Murfr-ssbGfo. ". r. Nsdd0x Nash
Vile. NJ and Mrs. A d RaTher 1;aIlatin-
Gus "; Maddox. Mss BIizshs;h ociinins. Mrs.
GanO Grissam. NJ Hall Nashville: II 4 pc
tsrs1n. Mrs Il. NJ Heisss Miss Matte Ifef:.~
Miss Eleanor HeiEes. Nashville: ! Z Eearr;e
, II Paine. Memphis. Boyd h. Andersen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

John Stcvener has returned home astc
spending several months III Eiropc-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
@abrld)eimlid) feim Streif her
&oblensraber.

gs ideint, baB bic 2ohnffreitisteiten
int Sennehee=&oblenoiitrict bod mod
i'm Jrieben sei9lidtet merben t6nnen
ilnb Elm Streit bermieben tperben fann,
uno finbet am 20. Nusuit in &nOrs
billie bieierbalb cine @onferen3 Spiften
prdfioent Smith bon ben 6oblengrd=
bern unb Secretdr Woolbribse bon
ben @rubenbefibern fatt.
Dem prdiibenten HOnnellp bon ben
itreifenoen pafern i'm Sieiidgetperbe
murbe cine geibilfe bon nur $500 sus
seiast uno bemertt, es tonne porlduflg
nidt mebr gegeben tperosn. neil bic
Situation i'm eisenen Eager nod iebr
tritii9 lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Cine sebeimnibuoae sdiek=
Mffaire.

@eItern Nbenb geeen 8 llbr fam cine
Grau, uel9e etpa 80 Sabre alt iein
mo1te, in bas Sispeniarium unb ere
iudte, cine Wunbs 81 berbinben,
welbe iie i'm Nafen bate.
Sa bisielbe nidt eefdbrlid mar. 10
iteate Der Iie bebanbelnbe Nr3t wsitsr
feline @rfunbisunssn on.
Mitslerweile par in Der Station bic
Nadridt einselaufeu, bab on Der
Waibinston Ctr. spif1en Capitol abe.
uno Sainois StraBe auf cine 5rau,
ylamens Georgia Safer, % Blooming
ton Strabe pObnbaft, sei9Ohen tpOr=
ben mar.
@s feate fi9 beraus, baB bic Jrau
nit Der 8eIu9erin bes Sispeniariums
ioentiid mar.
Sic tpeieerte fi9 aber an3useben, tpie
iis su Der Munbe getDmmen tuar unb
ertldrte oemPOIi3iften, ueI9er he oarum
befragte, bab fie bon elmer SdieBaffatre
ni9ts wifie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Warten=Goncert tint 9euti4en
0auie.

6eute Mbeno finbet i'm 8arten bes
Seuti6en 9auies bas leBte Concert in
bieier Saiion ifatt. STR oasielbe 1T
als SOlif Der ausge3ei9nete Senorit
Oroille Sarrplo semonnen morben.
Serielbe mirfte befanntli1 in einem
Concert beg Oeuti9en Clubs unb N}u-
fitbsreins in Der lebten @aiion nit unb
errang fi9 bic @unft Der 3ub6rer in
bobem @rabe.
Grau S4umann Seint, bic be-
rhbmte Nltiifin, uel6e i'm aui benz
lebten Mufitfeft In Muneie finsen
b6rte, tpuroe bon ieiner Senoritimme
10 ent5idt, oaB fie ihm ben 8ori9lag
ma1te, ibn in Seuti9lano i'm @eian9
meter ausbiloen gu laHen. 9lud in
Der bieiisen @briit Stride bat Serr
0arrOlo mebrmals geiunsen.
Golgenbes prosramm miro bon Der
onbianapolis Wtilitdr 9apele unter
2eituns ibres 9irisenten &lausmann
our Dur4fiibruns selansen:
1. March, Rutherford" ~ .Oakes
2. Selection, Germans before Paris"
...... Irenkler
Z. a, Loves Dream after the Ball"
CZlDulka
b. On the Plantation" Cake
walk) ....... Uhl
4. Fantasie, odd Kentucky Home"
(by request) ..........D Dalbey
Arie, Queen of Sheba". -. Gounod
Orville Harold.
S. Overture, Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
6. Patrol Crack Regiment" Herman
7. Medley. .O'Hare
8. Polish Dance e.......... Scharwenka
a. Song of Thanksgiving. ...Allitsen
b, Sweetheart .......H Hawley
Orville Harold.
9. Terzette and Finale rAttila". :. Verdi
10. a. Paraphrase, vForsaken". -. Tobani
b. Little Topsy". "........ Myddleton
II. When Johnny comes marching
Home" "...... Julian Edwards
IL. The Old Warrior" ".......... Voelker
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Neme 8ri6en.
Die Gouess Ape. .'griide.

Der 8au Der neuen @olege Mbe.s
Bride iiber ben Gau Greet i4reitet 10
rtitig bortpdrts. baB bieielbe wabr=
idsinli9 idon Infans Nobember Dem
0erfebr fber9eben iperben fann.
pldne ftir bic orris Str.
Srh de ertig.
Die pldne unb Speeififationen fiir
bic tleue Bride tber ben Wbite &iber
on Worris Str. meroen morgen bonn
@ountp Sngenieur &Iausmann ben
@ountp=@ommi1drsn iibermittelt tuer.
ben. Anaeigen fur Mn9ebote perben
In Der nd4fen @o9e erlafen werben.
Die pldne fir bic &iber Mpe.- unb
gmri9spiass Bride iperben in ben ndd.
ften Wo9en aussearbsitet fem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Gim Tarbiser bon einer Suffers
urban=Gar iiberfabrem mna
getSatet.

9eute Worgen gegen llbr purbe
an Der gde Der 38. StraBe u. Central
Mpenue elm Garbi9er bon elmer 2o=
gansport Snterurban<gar iiberfabren
unb set6otet.
Sie 2ei6e tpurbe auf Der @ar na9
Der Station Der Union Sraction 60.
bef6rbert unb bon bier nod Der Wor=
que per 9ispenf =Nmbulans iber.
fubrt.
BORT purbe he ipdier als bic bes
Sobn Suffice bon go. 424 gi. Wii-
fouri StraBe ibentifi3irt.
Serielbe mar Elm Sauiirer bon 8e-
ruf uno batte nit allerlei biligen
Sdmudia6en sebanbelt.
@r NOR etwa 35 Sabre alt uni batte
nit ieiner 6rau einem pienie beige
uohnt, tpel9es bic farbisen pptbias-
Sitter auf ben 6air 8riinben beran=
ftaltet batt.n. Sn ieinem 8sfib tpurbe
elm Subeuo @arfel gsfunoen, 10 bab
ansunebmen iit, bab er benz @rapipie-
len hulhiQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Scene SneorporatiOnen.

Die vNational 9ompreiieb Mir @lsa-
ming @ompanp" bon Snoianapolis;
Capital $4,000; Sirectoren. SaIe
&obiniDn, 6. 9. Salisbury unb Wa.
6. Sraur.
Die Warner printins 60. bat ibr
actien=@apital auf $4,000 unb bic
profecte 8ran 60. bas ibrige auf
$25. 600 erb6bt.
9ie Simon=@rotbers 2umber Co.,
Oaflanb gitp, gapital $4,000; Sirsc-
loren: 6. Simon, 6. grotbers uno s.
8. Simon.
Columbia @reoiotins gompanp bon
Shirley; capital $40, 900; SirsctOtsn,
6. &. 9idaion, u. 3. Sert unb W.
6. @oulb.
Die Stoner Cement Jence @om=
panp, bon Snbianapolis; capital
G Il, $50, 900. Sirectoren, 8. 80.
q igb, bon Selma; 81. 8. pittinger,
I n Wuneie, 6. M. 2atprence, BON
Snbianapolis uno u. 8. McMurtis,
bon Marion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
8eitabl ietnen @obltbater.
@emeiner etrei4 eines e9riftiesers.

Ser S9riftieber 90. 90. Strain
bon Go. 81 Sf Obio Str. tpirb bsute
bent poliseiridter unter Der Nntlage
bes @rOBoie5itabls borssfiibrt werben.
8or etpa ssbn $aeen mar er nit
gmpfeblnnsen on bic @briftian Science
nad bier setommen uno bic @deli9aft
batte ibn on 6. &. Sherman BON Der
capitol printing So. smpfoblen.
Serfelbe NOR gutmiitbig aenug, ibn
tn iein Saus auf3unebmen. Gm Won=
tag tebrte er ni6t sariid unS sbirman
mcdte Die Gntoedung, oaB er mebrere
Samudia4en mitsenOmmen bate. gr
meloete ben 8orfal Der pDli3si unb
gefern selans es ben Detettibs @erber
uno Sriimpe, ben guri9en ab3ufan9en.
Eerielbe geifano aud ben Siebitabl
elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Yerional= =Noti;e,t.

9ta9 elmer Nbmeienbeit BON etpas
iiber z @oden, trafen sefern Der Surn.
lebrer bes llnabbdnsisen Surnbereins
6err Oscar 6. &utber un6 8emablin
woblbebalten bier wieoer Elm. 5 @o9en
berbra9te 9err &utber auf Der Sar=
barb llniberiitdt unb unternabm bann
eins 3tpsiu6dentli6e grbolunssreiis
na9 Der Seetiiite.
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Ignes Ctr, fanb seitern Mbenb i'm
geiiein Der ibeioerieitgen 0ermano=
ten uno elmer sroBen Nnsabl ge=
tannten bic Srauung bon % m. 6.
Sraners nit SRI. &atp 6.
ganp fatt. Sie bersli9iten @ratu=
latiOnen iowie aud cine groBe Mn3abl
paiIenber 8sidente tpuroen benz neu=
permdblten paare barsebradt.
6err % m. g ierfe, 636 6.
alabama Ctr, 1T bon ieiner &eiie
na4 Oeuiidlanb wObl unb munte,
suriidgetebrt.
Die Grdulein Bertba s q 3 n
lep uno Sable Graub fint
aeitern woblbebalten in gegleitung BON
0errn uno Grau s o bn q. renael
bon ibrer @urDpareiie wieber in Sn=
bianapolis an9elanst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Foli3etli9es.

l1nter Der Nntlage Der Srun=
tenbeit uno Der @iberieblidfeit aesen
geamte tuuroe beute Morsen Der Wirtb
Sobn Shine, 1908 @bur9 Ctr, bon
ben &ablern Nsfin uno Satpion i'm
Gtationsbauie ein9eliefert. Shine foll
IN beouieltem 3uifanoe bte @s9eno Der
@ef uno Morris Str. unfider semadt
6aben uno als Die berbeigerufenen pos
lisiifen ibn berbaftea uOllten, iebte sr
fih ener9iid sur Webre. Sn benz
acknowledgement Sample muBte Shine
erft gang 9eh5rig perm6belt tperoen,
e6e es gelang, ibn CUR Station gu
brinaen.
unter be yf q men S6os.
Sanoers wuroe bor @o9enfrif tpe9en
Sruntenbeit elm Mann berbaftet, Der
beute rnter ben g3amen Sbeobpre
@aiferwOoo aus Soleoo, o., als Su=
ffi5flh4tling auf Dem poliseiresifter
itebt. Cur 3eit ieiner erfen 8erbafs
tung batte fid gaiterwooo aus einem
Seibitale pfero uno Dasen geliebsn,
bate iid aber udbreno Der Sabrt 10
fdtuer angeouielt. bab bas pferb nit
ibm gum Stale suriidtebrte. gei iei=
ner 8erbaftuns seifano er unter 3reua.
berhDr, oaB er in Solebo bon Der poli=
sei geiu4t weroe uno auf bierauf nod
bort eeianbte Nnfrase traf beute Mcr=
gen Seteetib Dailp aus Solbo bier elm
um @saiferuooo nit fid au nebmeg.
gr ioa bort bes Diebfabls ansetlagr
fsin.
Cigar 6Ieece uno 90. 30.
Strain, iiber oeren 0erbaftungen an
anoerer STEELE beri9tet tpurbe, uurben
bsibe an bic @robgeidmorenen iiber-
wieIen.
unter Der Nnflase Der &ube=
ff6run9 unb Der Beorobuns nit i6ot=
liden Waffen uuroe Safe @patt, 221
OF NOro Strabe. beute Wiorsen per.
baftet. gr fieate garaf9aft fur iein
gri6einen i'm poli3eiseri8te mOrsen.