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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
NO QUARTER AT FORTS
Russians and Japanese Battle to the
Death at Port Arthur.

Chi-fu, Sept. 19.-According to Lieu
tenant Prince Radzivii of the Russian
army, who reached here today from
Port Arthur, bearing dispatches from
Lieutenant General Stoessel, the COM
mander-in.chief. Of the forces Of the
Russian stronghold, to General Kuro-
'patkin, the temper of the belligerents
at Port Arthur has reached an abso-
lutely merciless stage.
Prince Radzivil served with the Brit
ish in the Boer war and he says that
until he became aware Of the state Of
affairs at Port Arthur he had no idea
that war could be SO horrible.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
SIX KILLED AT CRAP GAME
Three Whites and Three Negroes Slain
In Fight

Cairo, Ill, Sept. ia negro. who
works for N. B: Thistlewood Of this city
at Bryan's Landing, four miles below
here, came here last night and reported
to Thistlewood that in q quarrel over
a crap game, six men were killed, three
whites and three negroes. A white man
who had lost his money in the game
went to where the negroes were playing
and demanded the money back. They
were armed with Winchesters. The
fight followed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
persisted IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Avon, Idaho Sept. 19.-Guarded by his
faithful dog, Captain James S. Nesbet, a
veteran Of the civil war and an early
Californian, was found dead In the noun
tains east of here, after a weeks search.
He was old and feeble and had wandered
from his home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
LYNCHING IN LOUISIANA

Murderer of q Conductor Is Killed by a
r t1.:.;-. Train Grew.
New York Sun Special Service. -
Alexandria, La, Sept. 19.-Conductor
Walden Baldwin Of the Iron Mountain
railroad was killed yesterday morning
at McGeehe IS station, La, by John Al
lison, foreman of an extra gang. ALI
scr was cauEhb and by the The train
ductor. .e..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
JESSE r. FARwELL DEAD.

Detroit, Mich, Sept 19.--Jesse H. Far
well, well-known capitalist of this city,
died of paralysis today at the Mount
Pleasant house. White Mountains, N. III.
Mr. Farwell was at one time one of the
largest owners of vessels on the lake.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
SIOUX CITY'S l ROAD
SOON TO BE RAzED
Special to The Journal.

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept, 19.-.The ele.;
waited suburban railroad, advertised
far and wide in the boom days of Sioux
City ten to fifteen years ago as the
third to be built in the world, is
doomed. The Sioux City Traction COM
pany, which has used it for its Morn
ingside suburban line, has begun tear
inc it down.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
TRAIN GOES TO MANILA BERTH

San Francisco. Sept. 19.-Rear Admiral
Charles j. Train, u. s. N, has arrived
here en- route to Manila. Upon his arrival
there he will assume command of the
Philippine squadron OF the Asiatio fleet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
GEAR TO FORM NEW ARMY
Second Manchurian Force to Be Sent to
Aid Kuropakin.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 19.-1:57 PM
Acting upon the advice Of his military
advisers, Emperor Nicholas has decided
to form a second Manchurian army. It
will be formed of the corps which are
being sent to the far east and Lieuten-
ant General Linevitch probably will be
given the command of the second army.
General Kuropatkin will become chief
Of both armies, but probably without
the title of eommander-in-c chief
z It is this impending reorganization
which seems to have led to the count
less rumors and reports afloat here Of
Kuropatkin' s. suppression of Viceroy
Alexieff, as commander-in-ch of the
army, the latter's resignation, ETC., but
the Associated Press Investigations in
dictate that the above is the real situa-
ton. The ASSOCIATED Press is informed
and that as such he could not be sub
ordinated in title to the commanding
general, which would happen if Kuro-
patkin, was given the title of commands
Nevertheless, the Associated Press is
Informed, Kuropatkin. will virtually be
in complete, untrammelled command.
AS has been heretofore stated on high
authority, the stories of Alexieff's in
reference with Kuropatkin are entirely
without foundations. On the contrary
AlexieH has always shown the utmost
appreciation OF the peculiar dellcacy OF
his position as Kuropatkin S superior.
studi0usly avoiding even the semblance
of interference with the operations OF
the Manchurian army.
Wren in Command.
The Associated Press is authorized
again to deny absolutely the story that
Rear Admiral Prince Ouktomsky has
been courtmartialed. It is positively
stated that he has never been under ar
rest at Port Arthur and that there has
never been a question of his trial by
court-martial. He has simply been SUI
perseded by Rear Admiral Wren in the
temporary command of the Port Arthur
squadron, which Ouktomsky took over
when the late Rear Admiral Without
| fell. This does not necessarily mean
that the admiralty is satisfied with
Rear Admiral Ouktomsky. On the con-
trary, his shortcomings are recognized,
leading to the decision to place Rear
Admiral Wren in command.
! There is no truth in the report cabled
| to the Express of London from Toxic,
that battle is progressing at Mukden.
There is nothing yet to show that Field
Marshal Oyama has begun. to move In
force. The reported fighting between
the Japanese and Major General
Mistchenko' Cossacks probably refers
to the sharp slirmish southeast Of Muk.
den, news Of which has already been
cabled to the Associated Press.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-19
ALL BANKING ON
THE SILENT VOTE
A Great Factor in the Primary
Election Which Comes To-
morrow.
Polls Will Be Open from 6 am.
to 8 p.m.-Saloons to
Close.

For full list Of Minneapolis polling
places see page five.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Der zimmerman unb @runbbeFber
petsr 9otpc5 ipurbe bonn S4mureez
ri9te in Stonislou, Goli3ien. tpseen
MorbDerfu@es gu 5ipOlf Sohren fdtues
rem RerterS berurtbeilt iinb bate bas
bon fHon oebn Sabre uni feben Sage
perbibt, als fi9 feline bousommene
S9ulblofeteit berausiteIte unb Ct ents
laitet tpurbe. DDS DIterrei4if4e sSu.
ftiominifterium fpru@ ibm ols Grfob
fur Werbienientgang 5000 2rcnen
unb fur bic seminberte Q(rbeits- unb
grtperbsfdbisisit eine Jobrssrente bon
300 Rronen ou. 3atpca bate einen
Grfob bon 1880 Rronen uls Der.
bienitentsong unb cine iGbrli@e Rente
ron 1000 2ronen perlongt unb bate
fh an bos Wiener Nei@seeri@t ee>
tpenbet. tpeI9ss tiir3li9 bic GnH&ei'
buns bubin fGIte, bub bic @ente boz.
300 auf 400 Rronen erbSbt tperbe. bt:
iIbriesn wlebrunipru&e tuurben 5urid'
espisien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Der panama'G CANAL ertra9
BON ssnat In Ggeeutiuss tsaas ratiFeirt.
Die Kittreose porlage fir Die Derpaltun9 Der Gana5one.-
Sdrperer Yabnunfau nabe Knorpiue.- Japan's
2lus feIun9-Das Cabinet.

gbs. 6it&eod (gleb.) bra&te eth
ENHANCEMENT elm, fiir WersrbberHna Der
Chickering'S ewebr. Gabrit In Waib.
Inston 1900. 900 5u bemilisen.
Die Worlage bebeutete alles FIR ben
pripatsn Contractor. iebo9 ni9ts III,
bic Re9ierung.
Na9 lrrjer Debate tpurbe bas
Mmsnoement nit 70 aegsn 43 Stim'
men abeelebnt.
Das 0aus pertagte fi4 na&osm ein
Hef&luBuntrag. ben Druid bon TO-.
500 1roI&uren uber .Winie our Der.
nintuns bon Widen" a~utboriHrenb,
an9enommen uorben mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
@lutises 1rama
GnSst iunss ets.

MbeptIls u. g.. 23. Gsbr.
Dim California Greet In Maoiion Go.
e9appirte Der iunae Garmer u. Gems
lsp nit SRI. 3eB. SoHter bon 9bomas
0sb, unb lieB fi@ nit i6r trausr. Der
alte 0eB forberte telegraptil& bas
iuage paar auf, beimjuietren. Dieies,
Weribtnung erbofenb, leiftete benz
@ufs Golgs. 9lls bie iunee Grau itrem
Batter eesenibertrut. feuerte berielbe
mebrere G&ife auf Re nb, he t6btli&
p~erlsbenb. Der junge gbemann ents
tpano nun benz Snmieesrbater bic pi.
itOle uno eri&oB ibn. 0enslep ftelte
id Der poli3ei.
3uben W an6bern.
gharIe + . n, g. g.. 81. Gebr.
MbmiraI Nemep. Wice,Nomiral g. q.
9aplor unb Stab uno 0nlfs.S taats.
Seiretdr 9oomis fubren bsute auf Der
yWapnower" Az ben Glotten.M an6pern
nod Wefinbien ab.
3norpiIls, 9enn. Bel bet
gntalsifuna zines paKaaierauaes Der
Glbbabn In Der Wdbe bon Bridgeport
ruuroen 4 3ug.Hebienffete unb einiae
paRaaiere, lebtere nur lsi&t, psrlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
pas Sdwtrt oss Sapantrs.

lie scsIfs sSafs nmo pormehmfs Slsr Der BE-
sorsuotsn alaHeM
oils ebelfte Waffe ipurbe bon ben
Sapanern tets bas Shpert betrahtst.
Sdon Dor oielen Sabrbunberten gait
bas S9tpert ais bic pornebmfte 3ierbc
bes Sbelmannes unb sepiTer bepor5us,
ter alaFM Der Wep0lterung. Wan
trug es nid)t nur i'm Rriege, fonbern
audi i'm tieffien Grieben. Selbft bic
Rieberiperfuns bes Sbosunats I'm
Sabre 1868 maGte benz Shpsrtsrtras
gen tein gnbe: mad pie Dor iponbers
ten bic Resisrunssbeamten nit benz &C.,
liebten Shpert ms Bureau, unb ics
gar bic liebe Shuliueeub, fofern iis
ben bornsbmen StGnben ongebOrts,
ging nit benz Shipsrt i'm @etpanbe
gum llnterriht. GS seb0rts Elm aubers
orbentlider Mutb feitens Der Nssies
runs baau. biefer olteinseipuroelten
Site burh ben grlab bonn Mdr5 1876
enteeeen3utreten. lart beifen bas IRA,
gen zines S1pertes fiji Sebermann.
Der niht elm 9ofbeamter, Elm Mitelieb
Der Mrmee unb Der Glotte pber Elm pps
Ii3iit fei, per5oten fpurbe. Inter Geufs
aen plrbe bic perebrte Waffe abeeleet
unb unter ben 9eilietbumern Der 50.
miIie oufbeipabrt, lpaS aber niht bins
bert. bab feitbem aablrei9e Sdperter
In ben 6anbel selansten unb I'm ibrer
toitbar perdierten StihblGtter tpinen
bic piQtommene Beute europdifher
unb amsritanifHet Sommler fpurben.
Diefe Stidoldtter fpieIen in unieren
2unitgeperbemufeen cine berporra.
genbe Nole. benn Is iinb 2unftperte
erften Hanges, Bel benen Der Giien,
ihnitt. bas Taufdiren. bas Nielliren
unb manhe dnbere Hefnit. in Der bic
Sapdner uniibertrpffene Meiiter finb,
iid in sldnoenbiter Gntfaltung 5eisen.
Die alien WoriHriften fir bas
SHmsrtertrasen inb febr prisinen.
Musgef9loFen bonn Ghtperte tparer bic
MDnhe, bic Rrdmer, bic @erber unb
bic glbbeder. lebtere beibeu, neil ibre
@eperbe fir unrein galten. Wer gum
taiierli9en Gefolse unb gu ben Sas
murai, benz Militdrs unb Beamtenabel
Der Sbosune, esbDrte, bate baS Wors
rett, aipei S9merter au tragen. 3pis
1den ben G1tpertern ipurbe aber Elm
llnterT9ieb eemaht: bas Tat4i. elm
srobea getriimmteS 2angi@pert. ftano
nur ben M6nnern am faiferlihen 4ofe
3u unb purbe ben anberen Moeli9en
ais cine befonbere Musaeihnung pers
lieben, benn bieIen mar lebigli@ bas
porblanee 2atana unb bos tiir5ere
Watis5asbi geitottet. gu benz 9atGi
tpurbe sepSbnlid elm Dold ~setruoen.
Oil Jugenb srbielt bos Re4t. f4arfe
S4perter gu trasen. erit i'm Is. Sc,
bensjabre. I'm ben Sungen jebod
idon friibaeitie bic 2iebe gum S9wsrte
ein5ufl6Ben. eeitattete man ihnen f4on
ala D~reitGfeboh Elm ober atpei 9ol5s
f8uerter obne alinse in ben @iirtsl gu
ffeden
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

0etrodnete Trn9te-HepfeI, an Der Some
estrodnst, u; Sobannssbsersn 7e Bis 7ks;
Gttron l8c BIZ lle; MoRnen, 2 Grorpn, per
pfanb, Il, 8 Gropn tic, ( Gropm TIC iaa,
utenfreie 6c bis Sc. California ylaseatel 7Ke;
eaItana nc, tsporttrte euItana lie bis lls.
California Gpriioisn ee BIZ 12e.
eprsp-etanbarb Corn 28e bis 25e; ees
udbIter &c btS 82e; eorsbum sse Bic CSC;
Wsu Orleans WoIsHes Ice bis 26e; sepdbIs
ter 80e bis 86e.
RaAe -0ra1iI nsu &c BIZ 10e; 0iIberts l2e;
wsanbeIn IL; uet&i4aIise RanbeIn 1ss;
Jcrban RonbeIn lbe; Eeanuts &c Bis SIC
serSfste 7e bis Be-; GnsIi&e DaIniHs 163e.
pi6IeS-2lo0 Int GaS SO; l2co TN Gas
%; 1900 TIM 3aIbfab $3.50; 600 TN ga
$3.50.
SnbsanaysEis aahssspreHe:
0spDtnI. BIZ gutter l0-12e; prima BIZ aes
wd1ltes lA-l6c ; 0anep 82i--sse. ocTss-
pegcw 10 bts 22c, Saua 2s-82e.
Sn padstsn /:
Nstoia sl2.06. Zion sl2.25, Saiet sl2 90;
Caracas ia. 20, Diuportt'y s12. rs, DutA
Sara Dlsn> $50 {, RuiIpou@ sl2. 25, 0oteS
DIsnbsb Ssapa s12.26.
8n6a-Domtnoes Toto; etid5uder 8. ~
tulussiirtsr 4.s7e; XXX yuIperiHrter 5.o2e,
fsiner eronuItrter l.97e; Cubes 6.l2e; Con.
iscttonsr1' Nl.72e; Nibsepoob Y 4.62e; BIB
nS Z l.b7e; empire ~. sec; SbsaI oytrs
0oIbsn 9 l.l0e; Nsmbior 0rtra Q l.87e
W~sbssmooS 4 l.62e; eeIber q 4. lie; ia seb
b0 l.00.
~ets-GoroIsna. aopt. 63--7}s. Sapan 3
-6le, sebro&sues, 8i--lis
eab-oase, @oeeon 2abunsen 75e RIsIs
mere nuanttdten, 66e-00e, 100 bret phnh
padsts sl.so. IS flint pn.. $3.50. 20 10
pfunb ol.70.
eiRs-Rab go o.. xsH). Uat. s-1le BE-
0oTTone. =.
0erulrSe = @anSs: Nuipiee &c bic lbe:
Goina l8s bb l6e; RuSiatbIitts 6Ue bio
CSC; TuSfatnub 4Bc bis 60e; @anjer i&wars
sec PfeHer l6c bs l6e, e&ot l9e rpeib 25e;
Veltsn loo; 8ennaetener f@waroer pfeher l6e,
rusiber 60e BIZ 86e, rotbsr zoe.
etdrss--pearI. SIC. Champion Slot. / unb
8 pfanb pa6ets B. Rom, ! pfb. podets,
4x-62e.
Gtneema&te Observation-Disclosures pfs..
s1.loe; pea&ss STANDARD. 8 pfb.. ~
2.25; eeeonbs 8 phsnb 81. 60-Sl. 65; Die
pea@es. 81. l0-v1.b0; Nnanas. etanbarb.
9 pfb.. 81. 66-Sl.90; eeeoubs. 2 @lsuh,
81. a6-Sl.lb; srsns Hobnsn. 8 qfunb ,sat'
men. 81. Dobausa HnonaS sl.so-&. d..
0sfebte Qybien. Sl.so-sl. 70. fribe SIR z IS
Gents. Rarrop 90e. ssnsewet&te $500.
Tomatoes, 9 pfunb, 81. ~l0-Sl.lb, 8udsr'
3crn 90c-$l. 30, Q~pfeIbuttsr. per Dutenb.
8 pfunS. 81.
Ganbp-etansen 7e; serni&t &c; @ros
cer sernii&t 72e; Banner 1wiR se; Cream
Wonbons l0e No. 2 Cream semii@s &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Ursj@es RinbFsH@-DsfIi&s etssse Ct
6ae; btefes eters IT. 7ae; bisioe Ntnbel
$50 BIZ kN0 Nhanb exc; btsfee &ate l0c
bB $50 Plumb SIC; &nks $50 ID ESQ pfsnt
1s; etisr Dorpsrvisrtsl exc, etier 3tnter'
psertsl q. Nxmb otatsspisstsI &c. Wint
BorberpisrtsI &c. Rub UortsrptsrtsI 1e, Sul
0tmtsrtisrtsl nc.
Urti&e1 3aIbfei&-4aIb1 l0}e, 0tnter'
pieteI l8e. Boybsruiertel 81.
Osti&eS e4affsf@ 0dnuner pei ptart
10: ; e@ais ee; S&eHseI l03e; Wa6S. hun.
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
WsAAts wab SENATE.
ts.

0strcnen-s2 To- 800 foe 100000.
pranssn-GaItornaa-e2.7 10 pei Boz.
Dananem-OsmdbIte 81. go tsr Bun@.
3~oIusn1He-s8 00-8.2S pei 3uubert.
Oeiess ll-l6c boB pfanb.
OattsIm Be per pfunb. 90 pis. 3sfen.
9gspisI--Sl.7 ~ be %. 90 per Gab.
Neuer &ons8-l6c.
pineoyplsB %. so.
GsonberrisB &0.26-2.7b per DuibeI.
0smAs.
8xptebeIm-S2 rs PEI Gas.
epansf&e 8rutsbeIn u. 80 per Crate.
9artoHeln 81 90 pei BULGE.
Sninois enbsartoHeln $500 per Tab.
4raut-Sl.b0 per Uob.
Gelet-per Tutsnb 80e.
Rotbe waiben " pet Uob.
Waup Hobnen $500 per TuibeI.
3noblau@ &c pet Hfunb.
Weibe @tben q .a0 per Geb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

ednoIesspreie:
Hsftern tn 3annen-Nep BORT Counts zoe
s. - 3D. 60. e,..ets 86e.
ees'6f&s @ebfi&e 1ae; 20. i y 6srsI
lie; GatFf9 he; tno4enEoie Sdrines, los,
9eretnists 3drinse. 9e; per@ 7.
GtauscottIe Ne6s soe per 100.
3~ununersi- -26e pet ptanb.
ebrtup& -S1.8 Der 0ouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Sn anterie' H G | ment
mad banana a.
Wabin9ton n, 90. Gebruar.
Das 2risgs.9 Department erlisb beute
'iir bas aunje 8. Snf. .Rsst. Wari9bs.
feble mad panama.
Das Regiment fdbrt balbmbaliGf
auf cen 9ransportbampfern CONNER
unb WeGlelanb aus gletp BORT on.
Das Regiment loft bic Warine.9 rup.
pen In Banana ab. Das 9auptquar.
tier bss Rseiments bsfinbst fi& In Sort
9homas, 2p. ais neuer Gommanbsur
iibernimmt ss Obsrlfleutnant Woob.
burp.
grnter unall.
8norbiIIe, 9enn.. 90. Gebr.
Der n6rblin fabrenbe Nanmittags3ug
Der 2noruile & Muauisa Rp. go. ent'
gleiIte labe @rabp. Der Gonbulteur
&. wl. Ripper bon Warppile wuroe
eetbbtst unb Is panaeisre bsrlebt.
Die 10 fbarfe 2abune.
1acoma.W aib.. 20. Gsbruar.
Mit Der iusrtbpouiten 2aoune. bic ie
bonn Orient lam. traf teute Der Dam.
pier .2pra" bier Elm. TuS S&iff
bra&te bic M~usfeluns Der iapanii&en
&egierune far ct. 2ouis. auber ionfi'
gen Waaren. bic auf l 1000. 900 9e.
i9dbt tuerben. Inter Der MusRenuna
bss Wiiaoo bsiinoen ii6 Geeenidnos
bon folder Seltenbeit. baB man ie ole
unbs3a5lbar be3ei&nsn mub.
@abinetssS ibung.
Wafttn9ton, %. Gebr. Der
Ratificationsaustaui@ iibsr ben pa'
nama.W ertro9 itanb beute In Der Ga.
binets : Sibung sur Heipre&ung; CT
finbet borausR&tli& am Donnerff az
1tatt.
Die San Domingo Sage wurbe Elm.
asbenO bsratten. jeboH, iorusit man
bort, iinb Seine enosiltisen gnti&IaHe
aefabt.
.Qorb" Harrineton n.
g I. 9ouis, no., %. Gsbruur.
Sn @lopton besonn beute Der pro3eb
esoen 8. e. Darlington, Der bei&ul.
oist III, I'm lsbten Suni ben Spots.
mann 5. WcGann srmorbet au baben.
Darlington tam I'm December 1902
bisrber. fi& ais enslii&er 2orb aus
eebsnb.
@ers9tete W6rber.
BrootbtlIe, pa., 90. Gebr.
Mi&asl. palsone. elm Staliener. purbe
teute tpsaen gtmorouna zines 2anos'
mannss aetdnat. Gin anberer Static.
ner, Der aud beute 9etdn9t iperoen
iolte. tuurbe bonn @ouperneur begna.
biot.
QUITE, Mont.. 90. 6ebruar.
Sanss Wortin. Der I'm Wai 1902 >.
q. Wlliau,s IN Si!per Bonn Sunction
ermorbete. tuurbe bsute aebdnet.
sc banbeIte fi& IN, einen @aub.
morb; WtQioms. Elm Hotnbeamter,
tpurbs bon Martin unb 2snnug unss.
balten unb t6bt!i& perlebt. Maa ber
werurtteiluna Der beiben M6rbsr &C.
lang ibnen nebif bier slnOersn bic Glu&i
aus benz @efdnaniHe. Wartin tpurbs
einesfunser. bon 9ennog fsblt atsr biz
teutt nod isbe @pur.
u N N 6l5un9 polt5tt'
Departement.
WemY %. Gebr. Die fell
benz Units untritt bon McGlelan e.
tuarteten llmmdl5ungen TN pulissi'
Hspartement anb beute erfolet. inbem
Snipeltoren, IL Gapitdne. / Dstei.
tib.e Sergeant, elm Sergeant unb 2 qa'
tsoceute psrIett tuuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Bsbsn - 20. 2 rotbsr sl.oe aui 0els /,
fen. 81 .06 pom UnRsn; 70. 8 rotba 8 .06.
Tebruar $l.0e; BaesRpebsn $1.0T.
Rorn (neues) Rc. l peib 46}e no. Q
weib l5c; go. 9 wei6 l5e: go. Z rett.
48e; 70. 2 wsiS semsi4t 49,; Ro. 9
petb seudi&t l5e 20. I wstb samd4i
l8e; Rc 3 seIb &c; 30. 9 seIb 4Se ;
gao. I selb 48e; 20. 2 seuai4t lE; {;
70. 8 senii@t t5s; 30. I semtiqt 4Se I;
3pIben l63e.
oaie- Re. 2 wsster 4bke; 70. 9 petbsr
dc; 70. 3 oeuai4tr 48e; 70. 8 eemf4tes
423c.
oeu = 70. 1 7imotbp sll.00; 70.
2 1smotbp 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

xAnotbp-BerSmsfDpreiis: $40. o0-l2.0 90.
Rice 1srfaufBpreie: ~ .60|$6.0o.
@sS&torn = Hestaufspreis: ie mad ben
nualtdt, l0-6Oe.
3aiT-esi4dt Bs-l2e; tn ben He3res
- 00-el0.00 pa xsnne.
etrob-Rreis. ie ns& BEN Grab. b. Dsb
len, S6-N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
eniHsna&riMten.
Mbgefatren:

Rem Oort: .Statenbam" nod Rot.
terbam.
plpmoutb: Pretoria" mad Rem Yort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

euear Gureh e@tnfsn - grfs nuaIttdt :
1910 Plumb ls2; 10 Pfanb l2ie; l0-N
Ftumb Is; 8petts nualttdt /: sole phsmb
1910 ; IL Plumb he ; IL ptanb l2le ; 10
phanb 12lc.
Galsformti4s e&tnien-6 ID 9 ptanb 81;
Q BIZ IL Plumb SIC.
6rnhtnn6se vs6-&lasr cweIiib 0ursb Is,
oswdblter eueas Curb l6s. 60 Pfanb In
Dus&f4ntt lbe (; 8 ID Q Ptanb TIT Sur&'
i&mitt l81e; 10 b IL p!anb tn Dur4i&nttt
laKe; 64jarb IN Dus&i4ntH, i4usaI, ll}c;
9 pfsnb tm Dur&i&ntA. i4maf, 11}e.
eved, gneI.-0epd4xE, 8 bS 10 pnant
tm Dur&i&utt. 1876: II BE II pfuab t'
Dur@i@uit, lae.
eve6-3lars eesten. 80 bB 60 pfunb tn
0us@j@uttt, 9te; S1ars eetteu, 30 b q
pMns, 9lc; alars Bellies. ~ ~ 90 ptnb,
ole; IL 81 a2 pfb.. 10e; II bt3 16 ptunb,
lO3e; alars Sendsn. 70 ~ 30 Plumb. 9xe;
5nasn IL b IL pfuHb CSC; &Iars Wn6sm q
80 Q phamb. l0}e
0spb6sItsS G4wsinetsii4 = &no4enIoiel
Uanep PIE no. 30; &Isres Sean &2o.0 90; 6am'
y $780, etort Clear $3.50; Nuuw'
$50 [.
0ebDrrtes yehsbFei& - edmlsn. rea.
estSe 1s@e; 9ubeuisttsu lie; Snneni. lls
anb&sI ltle.
DnrRs - OTdM4srts DratwuRh 6}e.
0~~~pks~ts~ n. RnYno~a h, QN4pssss Al n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
III

ensros . eertsuespreis Sznportister
e@wstertdts Boz pei pfunb snbstmAi4s.
e@webersdis l6e, @sseonfn Cream 8 eds
l6-lle, r. 3. Gtsebarsl lSe, esnketnss
i&ss 3tmbtsses l8e. Bird lie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-16

Commandant Jan Louw. the boer
officer who refused TO lay down his
arms when his fellow countrymen
surrendered to the British and who
fled to the Longberg mountains on the
borders of German West Africa with
his band of burgher fighters, has been
successfully resisting the combined
English and German forces in South
Africa for more than two years. In
June. 1902. when the boer army cap
itulated. Louw fed with only about
200 men. Within the first year. how
ever. this number was increased to
1000. and today he is said To have a
combined force OF 5000 sturdy war
riors under his command. Many beers
still believe that their country can be
reclaimed. and many of them look to
Louw as the man who will start the
next rebellion. There exists an I'm
derstanding among beers and their
sympathizers that the next uprising
will be in 1906. and it is also stated
that $4,000 men have agreed TO re-
spond TO the commandments call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-16
A Notable Move Tor Revision.

Nothing more highly significant OF
public sentiment within the republican
party on the subject of tariff revision
has occurred than the recent over
whelming vote of the Union League
club OF New York in adopting the fol-
lowing resolution:
THAT the Union League club earn
estly request congress TO investigate
The question OF the conditions of man
ufactures n affected by the tariff. with
the view OF making such changes in
the present rates as will remedy I'M
JUST conditions. If any exist
The Union League club is an organ
ization of republicans Many of its
members are manufacturers Many
others are financiers with large invest
ments In t1c -reat corporations which
are frequently charged with being the
exclusive beneficiaries of the tariff.
Yet VITA few dissenting voices-and
those mostly In criticism of the par
ticular form and time of the action to
be tzken-the club stands for a more
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-16
differently every time-and finally

differently every time-and finally
showed the bills through the window.
That night George. who had not been
with Roberta for months at her house.
went to see her. folded her in his arms.
and told her that his burden had fallen
of.
Then Roberta called her father in,
George confessed. and Roberta told her
father how she had stood by the un-
fortunate young man for two years,
and that she would stand by him while
he lived
Il know 1t is puppy love. papa she
said. hut ! can't help it,
Puppy love-" exclaimed her father,
taking her i'm his arms. Yes. puppy
love. You should both be in the nursery
for Il pair of fools. George should have
come To me ana reported the matter at
once. Nevertheless l like your endur-
anoe and you shall have your way"
George Urner subsequently became
cashier OF the bank. and, though he
held his clerks strictly accountable for
their errors. he charged them to report
every item Of carclessness ut once. His
wife Roberta considers him very harsh
that he IL so severe with them in this
respect. HELEN V. TURNER