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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
@sbrobtc MnHcblcr.

Qus Wdncouper, Walh, fhreitt
man: Durd cine tiir5Iid sefdlfte Gnts
fhsibung bss Ober>yuuoesgeridts,
iDelfe bic i%oasnannten .Cnerlap"s Gam
oereien Der n0rolihen pacifics 9abn al,
fpri6t, metbsn In Glart GouHtp,
Maib, faft 1000 perionsn betroffen.
Die dngeltrittsnen QGnbereien umfaHen
aIe ungerabeu Geftionen I'M n1rbliden
uno ipeitliden gbeil bon Glari Gountp
unb beiteben 5umeiit aus sutem malb-
Wieiens unb Gdrmldnb. Giir bieies
QaHo bate bic gunbesresieruns 1895
pdtente a~usaegeben; biele bon ben Jn,
babern Der 2sbtsren tpobnen felt Sab
rem auf ben 2dnoersien unb baben bic
felben berbeTert. Sin bartnGdiatr
pro3eb, Der 9aufenbe bon Dollars ge,
ioitet bat, TT 5sbn SABRE lang tpeaen
berielben gefiibrt iporben. Qpenn es
fid nids erm1gIifen Taft, bdb biz
Habngsfsnffaft inter benz 2~anbgsIebe
onbere QGnoereien dusipGblt, miiFen
Die Nnfeblsr bas 2anb abermals bon
Der gdbnasisafaoft taufen ober ibre
Carmen aufgeben unb bas fir Der
beTerunsen dufsetpenoett 0elb perlies
rem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
8einG riaes dineFiasn Yrin3sn
tn MnSf9t.

Der 9inefIde gefanbte in Wafbing.
ton bat ben Stats Seereidr 0ap be.
nadri9tigt, oab Bring pulen, Der
Gbineffds 3aiierlide gommiHdr fir
bic Welt-N usHenung, uno Bong 0ai,
Rai, Der Yice= @ommihdr, beite bon
Dofobama nod San Grancisco ob9e.
reit finb. sic paren In Sotio Die
@dife oes Suffers BON Sopan.
Ga WOno's Gamilie bier our 3eii
anfdffig 1T. 10 1T nobl nit Siberbeit
an%sunebmer, bnb Ger Bring aus BEN
8ei9e Der Witte aud SnoianapOIis
einen Beiu9 abffatten pirb. Sbm 3u
gbren miro Johann Elm gmpfang Der.
a~nffaltet tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Ssionoere YFsserinaen
Sir Sas 5IOpsr miiion:eofpital.

Hah elmer ldneeren Gonferen3 3ui.
iden Wapor 0Olbman, ben Wit9lie.
bern Der @eIunobeitss Beb0roe uno be-
men oes WertDaltungsratbes Der Gloiper
Wiiiion" refp. oes 0oipitales Der Mii,
ion, fpuroe Der YeidluB gefaBt, bin-
fort bic gerwaltung etc. oes yGlcuer
Miifon.0 oipiiales" aara unb gar Der
5lotper WiIfon 3u iberlaRen. gislans
batten Die 3rantenpfse9erinnen beg
fiGot. 9oipitales abmedielno Dienff in
benz s0oipital fur Sdwinoiii9tige"
setban. Dies ieoO9 muroe fir f&ab.
baft gebaIten uno besbalb bsidlonsn,
bab bic Glower Miifion fir ibre Mn=
ffalt Elm b~eionoeres Serbs bon YfIese-
rinnen anifeIsn Iolle. Die Gtaot fiebt
iid gegenwdrtig nidt i'm 6tanbs, folde
ju fellen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
llattsn ais aiabrI,tra0rer.
Bstrlebsn5runesn In ootce Dss Stibbumsers
Der Idni8en Vaoer.

Bstrlebsn5runesm IN Sotce pss ~Stibbunoert
Der Iaitisen Vaoer-
Sn 2onbon ipurben lebtbin auf einez
Station Der Gitp unb South 2onoon
Railtpap Die Sniaifsn zines Tabritubls
baburd auf bas lebbafteite beunrubigt,
bab Der Jdbritubl ouf baIber !50be bes
Gdadtss itsbsn blieb unb sleid3eitig
bas elsftrilde Qidt erlold. Gs bauerte
20 Minuten, Big man b%aran9eben
fonntc, burh cine nit Der !6anb bstrie=
bene s0ilfsporridtung ben Gift emporz
5ubeben; bic gsenoiguns bieies langs
famen pro5efIes nabm ipeitsye 8 Biz 6
Minutsn in 4niprud. urilhe Der
Storung, bic UNI 10 unangenebmer ems
pfunben ipurbs, ais bic JniaHen bes
JabrItubls BEN lebten 3ug perpaBten.
mar Elm in benz getriebstabsl bes Gifts
dufgetretener unb olf Elm benahbartes
geleuhtungs 3abel iiberiprungener
&ur5i9luB. Sine Ratte bate ben gleiz
mantel bes 3abels unb Die barunter
befinblide SiolirmaFe aufgefrehen, 10
bob bic aupierleitung freilag.
Mu9 in Berlin 1T felt Ginger 3eit
bic Wabrnebmung gemudt pOroen. baB
bic nit einem gIeimantel b~eriebene1
Jernipredfdbel unter ben Mngriffsa
Der Rotten pielfah 5u leiben bd6en.
gefanntli1 fperben bieie 8abel unters
balb oes 9rottoirs in Gementr0bren
tinge3ogen. Die H0bren iinb in be-
ftimmten MbItdnben bon gerdumigeren
aGiten unterbrphen, bon no aus
3ipeigtabel (e~benfaas nit gleimanteD
in bic &eler Der dngren5enben 9duier
gefiibrt psrben. Snnerbalb Der Sd ten
unb in ben aellern bat man nun oabls
rei9e Stelen gefunben, an benen bas
Dlei bon Ratten abgsfrehsn mar. DAB
Ratten bic uebeltbdter iinb, 1T 5ipeiz
fellos; lie tperoen bon ben Ternfpref=
arbeitern beim Gin3ie6en bon 4abeln
bdufig in ben R0bren ~porgefunbsn, in
bic tie p~ermutblid aus benah6drten
Gellern bur9 bic BON ben aditen aus
sebenben qb3peigr0bren bineinselangt
{inp. I'm benz uebel gu f~teuern, ipers
ben in Berlin idmmtlids nod niht nit
Habsln belebten R0bren nit Sdiebe=
eeitdngen burditoben unb nad Musz
treibung Der Sbiere burd por5eIlans
ooer 6Ol3it0pisl nit gledDerilsioung
perf9loHer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
9apans aiotbe airru,-@ rftufd,aft.



Die japanifde Motbe areuss Gelea.
i6aft perbdntt ibr Gntiteben einem
Deutfden, benz Jrsiberrn 9lle1anoer b.
Sisbolb, Der pGbrenb bes Gatlumas
qufitanoes i'm SABRE 1877 Die Grin.
bung zines japaniiden Wereins our
pflege Der 0eripunbeten nad Dem Wors
biIbe bes Deutfden SobannitersS Dr.
oens smpfabl. Der Werein CAB oi,
WerunlaHung fir ben Beitritt Sapans
CUR Uenfer apnpention. Die eriten
prattiiden G%rfobrungen lammelte bic
OefelIhaft sur 3eit bes japaniIGr
dinefiiden GriegeB i'm Sabre 1894 auI
1896. ,Wd6reno Der hineiifden Wirs
rem 1900 auf 1901 fo~n3entrirts fi6 bic
Ibatigteit Der OeIeaidaft neleatiidl
auf 5ioei bon ibr untcrbaltene 6olpis
taldifTe unb lire 9olpitoler In 1atu.
1ientfin, Ilipdjima unb 6irofbima.
g(uf ben bsioeu capitalization oIlsin
iplrbsn lpdbrenb Der hinsIiden qDirs
rem iiter 1900 Offi3iers nnb Wlonns
fdoften, barunter bieIe NusIanoer.
oufs Bette pcrpfleet. On Der Iapanls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Souis R'r.
snbiouapoIis DibifiOn.

SnbtouapoIis Dibifion
Mbpona Nntuuf
gafern GSpreb td9ih s d -. 8 30But ct 2ous Gin tdgH9 s d b.. 6 35Rm
Columbus Mccom tdl. -. 7 3OBut Qimieb gRatI tdgH9 S 49,. 8 4OBm
Nw yort Grpreb tg 3d.. s l0Bm ct Bouts @Spr tagI d & b IL 1osam
columbus aeeom ........ 1 40Nn Snbianabolis Nccou. 49,. IL 4Os9m
&epfcns ggprsb tdI d & sb 8 O5sQm gBeaern Ggpreb tdsI : d.. 3 2osan
Mtlantie @spreb tdei& -. E. 0oslm gimmt tene YaRasirt ts- 8 S09lm
q D 9m tdMi& 8 d b.. 6 60Nm BorIo 6air gp tdand s III 59gm
Gbicago D~ibifiou.
aouisbins & e5is eEp HIP d II s5gm gbie ( su s egRr tdei& 8 8 2O8n
4u & Gbi 8 eSpr tdgA& sll 50Im @be & 2u eEpr tdsH& p b 8 dorm
8euisbtIIe Dibifton.
Chicago & aOaisD Cpl tasl 5 9 4ogm aOuisD + aasSsicn as tasI 10 logm
Yits e 2ou 8 6 tgl 49,. 7 008m 3ou & Chic s. tdI p b.. IL 30gm
a0ab Moe uur Sonnt. 49,. 7 30Bm 4ouiSbine II. Mabton Nst.. 8 40Rn
Qouisb & Wabion Nuom. -. s 06Bm 9ouisp &c Pihsb 3 9tdgi@ s 8 35Hm
Chicago & ecu 8 8 tdeH@ pb 8 55Sam NRabtfon Meeonan Sonntass 8 158m
Dlabton Muom td8I...... 8 65Nm 2ou & Gb6 GSpr. tdsids IL so R&f
3ouisbiue Mccon tdgl 49,. 6 46Wm
DanodIia Sine.
MbQang Mnfuntt
.g8orlbs 5air Grp, tag[ q. - 25Wm Gafern gEpreb, tdend s.. s 20gm
ct 2ouiS Kim tagh@ 8 &c db Z 0OBm Tw BORT @rpreb tdsHH 8 d 8 50gm
ct 1euis ggprsb ........ 7 25gm @&nener Grtub tdeHd -. 7 55gm
ct 2ouis Grpreb taI d 8 b IL 15Rm Eerre &autc Citing 0kc tdg[ 10 25Um
Mefern Grpreb tdgi& d s.. 8 SONm &ebnone Grpreb tdgid d s b 2 50Rm
z 8 & gffngbam Mee tdei4 A OORm atlantic erpreb tdgtd 80. 4 45Rm
Sat NRatl, td9nd -. s 85Nm fbeN D 9imitb tagld I'd b 9 S0Rm
Indianapolis & Dineennes q. 4.
cairo & gtnen espr tasn4 7 2ogm spesr C gebfsrb IL, t@l. 0 45Dm
@inennee @rpreb tdgl...... 8 60Nm gimxnueS GSprsb tdel9. 10 S0mm
speneer & BEDFORD VI, tdd. 4 45Nm Cairo ezpreb tdshd .......e ls1m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

fdsn Hotbsn areu3<G efeaidoft, biz
bermaleh iiber 100000 Mitgiiebcr
5dblt. nimmt bic bortise taiierlite Ias
mile bas regits SntereHe. Gin prina
bes foiierliden 9auies TT itets gbrens
prdfibsnt bee Werbanbes, unb cine
prin5efiin fungirt als WoriiBenbs beg
9amentomites. Die 2aiferin tpeilt bes
Sefteren I'm 9duptquartier unb in Der
6ofbifGlern Der @eSeIihoff
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Die Union 1raetion So. erlitt
fdwere Serlnte.

Die Union Erection 60. iddbt ben
@elammtfdaoen, peIhen ie burd bic
tiieslid itattsefunoene 6odHutb erlit-
ten bat, nuf $500, 900. Sn Peru
tpuroe II. u. cine Siablbriids aeriiDrt;
namentlit bat Der Wabaib Club ben
Babnltrsden Der @sienfnuft piel Sda-
ben 3ugefi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
&itrnbahn= Tabrplatr.
GIeDelano, Cincinnati, 0RieasO & St. souis aailmav

st. Bouts Oibtfiou,

"TEe vvor1cas Fair Eoutev
ct Bouts MaI: 1890. 7 aogm ND g0rt egpret tdsad s.. 4 s08u
Soutbnefern BIN tsI d & IL 458m Ct. 2Oais grpreb tdgI g.. 7 40gm
ct 9ouis Elm tdgi@ p d g.. 3 25gRm aeatn & Z Saute dec -. 10 35Nm
Eere1 4aute & Watn Mce.. s 00gm q D & 1ORon Gin taqI pd 2 5ogm
q D & St 2ouis grp td9l. 7 05gtr ct 3ous aRaiI 49,. s 35g1m
ct 2nuis Grpreb tagl 8 -. IL 06gm 8niderboder Sp tdgH@ 8 & d 8 l0gm
@IebeIant OibifieA
Mbgang MnfuuIt
Rem BORT eyprb tag. ..... A 4Ogm union eMs anOm tdI 80. Q 25gm
Iqunde & 6tgeapxe ep P. O0gm Sort gSabne C cit GSpreb p 10 sogm
q B & 3 GIN td9H@ 3d.. 8 0Ogem 6oubmefern 2b tg ds.. IL sODm
Munce & 81 Mabne nur Sn 8 00gm ct 3ouiS 3O td ds...... 8 l0Nm
GIeblanO Grpreb -. IL 00gm gp yrt gSpreb tasHd 8 46Rm
q . & . Gin, tsI d s.... 2 55gm 3 Union @9&an6efOnesp 8 15Nm
Union @hb ice tgI ....... 44rVm Nm yrt Gt6 tdgl 8 .......1 ii 46Rm
Rniderbodet Sp tasa& d &s 8 25ym
Cincinnati D~ibi5ion.
Sin & 9ous Na@t1prb tss 8 45Bm Cincinnati gnc tag auss son1o a5gm
ct 3ous & Sin Na&tegp g 8 A SOBm Chic & ct 8 Ggpreb e d s & Pill 408m
Cincinnati ZIP Sonnt uuss. z 45gm Chicago Sous & ct es2rsbll 4ogn
Cincinnati Dec :. 4 0oNm gBbie @MB SpyiaI p.... 8 25En
|sin:iasai s essprst tssI p 2 sssm sns & sns as aass eon.. 8 55xu
Souts 8 gTpreb 49,. 2 b5Nm Cine Sno & ST. @Spr tg }. IL 40gm
sias & & Gai ! 5 Ste ds&p 8 8 sON X ~ : ~ "''''p'' : ''""
@bieaso Dwibifion.
9antats aesom ..:.. 7 OOgm Cine aaSssprsb, tsI &c.. 8 sogn
Chicago Gf @gpreb hl d p IL 50Bm &anfatee Meeom -. &c 30Bm
gsgits efs spssial $ d & P. 3 soHm Cine 9aH eEwsb tasI d.. ? 4ogp
Chicago Naatrpreb tsl 8 i. 10Bm @iuc & zBafb 8 g. d C p. 8 losm
Mi&isan Dibtfion.
Benton Sarbor @spret. -. 7 oogm eIbart Mceom nur sonntass 9 25gm
f&Ridigan NRaI gEpreb p. IL 3oBm gItbart Ggpreb. -. 10 sogm
Glfbart Zee tdei6 $500. 4 45Nm Benton &urbOr grmeb p.... 2 554m
Ni&t8an erSseb 8 15Rm
@eorta Dibifion-we fIi@i
georia eyprsb & seail. -. 7 25gm Columbus & ONO egp tel 8 8 sOgm
Champaign Mecom -. A 1OQm 81 & Ohio Special $3.50. 2 4oHm
@eOria @Spreb tdsi& s IL 55Rm aeoria Ggprsb tdsnd p & d 6 osam
@eoria Uitifion-5HIia
Columbus eypreb sdgI. -. 6 0Ogm 9bna GecOm". $3.50: 10 ooDm
Obto Specal tdgI d p.... 3 0O9Gm Columbus Grpreb tal d p. IL 40Dm
9snn 4son. ............ 6 l6sfm Columbus Grpreb tagl s....l 10 Sosam
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
indianapolis & Dincennes z. Z.

Cairo & Dinen Gypr tdei9 7 2OBm spsnsr & 8ebhrb as taeI. 8 4bBm
8tneennee @rprsb tdgl...... 8 60Nm Nineenueb GSpreb tdgHd.. 10 s0gm
Spencer & BEDFORD VI, tdsl. 4 45ym Cairo erpreb tdeIi9 ........e l6en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
pripatpo ftartsn n. 8

pripotp o # forten. Dos
poitoepartsment in Wafbington. ..
g., bat entf9ieben, boB pripotpoitfor=
ten WriDate Mailing garbs), fpeun
iie bic Worts cuniteb States Of Mmes
rica" auf ber fir bic Nbrefe beftimms
ten Seits auftpeiien, nidt nit Der poft
bef0rbsrt rerbsn f0nnen. I'm nun aber
ben Gisentbiimern bieier &arten 0es
legenbeit gu geben, fid berielben au
~eniduBern, fDirb biefe Gntfheibung erit
na4 benz L. Suli b. s. burhgefibrt
fuerbtn. 9is 81 jenem Datum t0nnen
biefs 2artsn gu ben iibliden poitrater,
einen Gent fiir's Snlonb unb apei
Gents fiir's Muslonb, perf4idt iper,
BEN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
gsrmibt

Grau 8. Nlsranoer bon go. 817 g.
Weif Ctr. meloete Der poli3ei, baB ibr
12idbriees 5Odter1en Glen isit lebtsm
Montaa ueridwunoen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
gldntrim Der Rsos.
Git ntue granosmtim Der gramemEimmredts'
@efeufdjaft uno TIRE 3auibabn.

Die tiir5lid sripdblte rlsus prdiibens
tin Der nNationalen Mmeritaniiden
entertainments @efenfdaft" CrGas
tionat Mmsriean Moman Suffrage
aliiocidtion"), Jrdulein Qnna 9ofporb
Sbatu in pbilaDelpbia, 1T cine Der be-
beutenbiten Rebnerinnen Der Der.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
BABY Carriage Far Robes.

will also supcrutend the production OF The
Damnation OF Faust in Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
PSI U. INITIATES ARRESTED.
N. Y. U. Students, in Grotesque Costumes,
Stand at Busy Corner.

Scantily clad and in grotesque costumes two
students OF the New-York University were ar
rested at Ninetythird-st. and Columbus ave early
yesterday morning the charge OF disorderly
conduct. They said they Frederick B. Judge,
son OF the Rev. Arthur H. Judge. rector of St.
Matthews Church. West Eighty fourth-st and
Judge declared later in that the two had
New-York University. and that the costumes ana
actions connection with the initiation.
The many people making their way to the
Ninety third-st. station Of the elevated road at
Columbus-ave. the young men, and many
stopped find out why they were dressed so
strangely. The large crowd created considerable
excitement. and word telephoned TO the police
OF the West One-hundredth-st police station that
two crazy standing at the corner. Pa
trolman James Heating made the arrests.
Judge khaki trousers which reached only
TO his knees a green sock and black shoe on his
right foot and on the left a white sock and a tan
shoe. A black rimless derby adorned his head
His right eye was backened with burnt cork and
there was quantity OF rouge on his right cheek
The rest OF his face was daubed with black and
red. A short stylishly cut covert cloth overcoat
completed his attire. Wiley almost as conf
cay dressed.
At the station. when asked II they were victims
OF n students prank. they refused to speak
Magistrate Ommen they reminded the magistrate
that he once had been student I'm New York
University They were discharged with a repri-
mand They said that after the Psi I'pstlon cere-
monies on Friday night they We're dressed and
painted and taken to Ninety-third-st aud CoIuno
bus-ave. They were commanded. they say 10
the police. they declare. prevented thin from fol-
lowing thir orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

Secretary Hitchcock VII Urge Leg
isIation authorizing Sale of Lands.

Washington Nov. l9.-In his forthcoming annual
report Secretary Hitchcock will recommend that
legislation be enacted authorizing the sale OF lands
held by Indian allottees Of the Five civilized
Tribes Under existing laws only the Creek lho
ians are allowed sell their lands Immediately
on securing patents. and in the other tribes SucH
sales are postponed for five years. The secretary
will recommend that these laws be chahseu 30
as to permit immediate sales by all the h'e t'IoS
Ito be made only to actual settlers. VINO sl''uiN
be required occupy and improve the ianus iot
five years before receiving deeds conveying I"4
title TO them The Secretary will express the
opinion that under the proposed arrangement inc
Indians will receive larger sums Tor theF Janus
and also that they will be greatly oenehteo py
having actual settlers in close proximity 10 'ie
residue of their land. such legislation ne says
will tend to prevent the accumulation OF large
tracts OF land for speculative purposes only. ana
will permit the purchase OF the lands by persons
DESTROYS of making homes for themselves upon the
Indian lands" The Secretary - confident That
this plan will result in the rapid increase OF de,
sTabie population in Indian TerrltoFy, 8nd Will
greatly relieve the present SITUATION, Which, ne
says, enables Spectator to crowd out the
homeseeker, leaves the Indian a helpsesS victim
the cupidity OF the INSCRIPTIONS, ana seriously
embaTraSses development.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

Company 3 Signal Corps, Sd and 4th Batteries
Field Artillery. 18th and 44th Companies Coast
Artillery Fort Washington 1880 company
Coast Artillery. Fort Howard. Maryland; list
and 39th Companies Coast Artillery Fort Nc
Henry, Maryland; 4th Band artillery corps;
tlllery, Fort Monroe Virginia; Companies G
end n Sth Infantry. Fort Jay. New-York. and
two companies of bluejackets and two com
panes of marines the former from the Hart
ford ordered to Washington for the unwilling.
and the latter from the Washington Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
DWELLING CEREMONIES.

The exercises began with the invocation py
Bishop Satterles. OF Washington Major Cen
erai Gillespie than addressed Ambassador Won
S.ernburg follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
BONDS, $4,000 GONE.
Nan Doesn't Kno1o Whether They
Uere Lost or Stolen.

Whether bonds worth $4,000 were stolen
from his pocket whether he left them in
some downtown office Samuel T. Bondhus, OF
the firm of BOndhus & Co. at No. ~ Nassau
ST. is unable to determine, but they are missing,
and just before midnight last night he reported
his loss to the Detective Bureau at Police Head
quarters Several detectives were lmmedia tely
assigned to the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

he assembled the esplanade. and remained stand
ing until the master Of ceremonies. Major Gen
eral Gillespie had escorted him to his seat IN
the front row OF the Presidents stano anu az
rectiy 10 the right OF the statue The Fres'
dents Gag had been hoisted over the s'aho Is
soon as the frst gun OF his salute hao oeeh
fired II was lowered as the President left tho
stand and was returned 10 the White House In
;he custody OF his escorting troop of cavalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
JOHN MORLEY VISITS HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 1.-the Right Hon. John
Morley paid visit TO Harvard University to-day
He is making few days stay in Boston as the
guest OF the historian. James Ford Rhodes Mr.
Morley ana President Eliot were guests of Profess
sor Charles Eliot Norton at luncheon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
M. CoLoNNE COMING HERE

Paris. Nov. 19-Edonard CoIonne director Of tho
Colonne Orchestra. sailed the French Line
steamer La Savoe from Havre to-day for New
York. where he will direct serss OF concerts ana
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Lucky Filler in Stocks

Last night Quul dropped In At tho
laboratory and the doctor remarked:
Say noighbor. remember that IN.
terratlonal Power tlp7 Well. sho
touched % on "wednesday and I let
her go. cloincd up just gi7OO.
thanks 20 you but that isn't tho bc7t
OF a. on oct. 10 the Missus and I
will have been married seventeen
years. a good many things might
happen between now and the 1911.
10 ! thought ia clnch the anniversary
with a little something TO make Il
worth remembering. Therefore. hay.
Ing banked the seventeen hundred. I
drew a check for the amount and rayo
Il to the best part Of mo this morn
Inc. and she wanted to know what It
all meant and ! fald;
"'woll honey. ns an Investment
pure and simple. Two calculated you've
been worth TO mo at least 500 a year
tor the last seventeen years. so {
thought ia bettor settle She gave
me bat over the ear and did somo
other stunts ~ which you wouldn't
DO Interested, and. womanllko. shc
wanted TO know whoro got Il. but
all said was:
NOW. you're commencing to bogln
again.
III you have any more like that.
bring 'om around. The Mlssus likes
Whist she knows about 'em."-New
York Sun.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18

Il was a hot night In the nrst week
o; last August The pharmaceutical
chemist was sitting among the bot.
ties and test tubes and mortars 10 his
laboratory. His family were 10 the
country and he wished that he was
with thom. He happened TO h In
his laboratory because thoro want
any other place no wanted to 30 and
because he had some work 10 do.
About 10 o'clock his friend Quill
dropped In Tor a nip OF the Doctors
Scotch on his way homo.
SAY. Doc" said Quill. do you want
10 take a little fiier In tho market"
ia rather tako a flor Into tho ooun.
try" was tho reply. "But since |
can't do that, let's hear your PROPOSE.
tlor."
Buy a little international Poyer."
said Quill. ITS a stock With q hls.
tory. know. but got Il pretty
straight that on or before Oct 10 I'm
be selling at SO or better. Il comes
80 straight that. II had some money
to gamble with. ia buy little myself
and hold FOR about a ten point rise.
Just 10 have looway enough"
"lll think about Il, replied the doc
tor. and after a nlghtoap with his
friend. Quill. he went home The next
day Qulll dropped into the laboratory
ard the doctor said;
"lm in. got a hundred at 80. and my
broker was curious to know who put
mo on"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Cakes LOGEed Lie Books

"A an illustration Of the tbr'n and
foresight of the housokooporv q tho
early period. Halscy p. CLARKE tho
veteran town ciorl, OF Rlchmort tells
u's story, says tho providorc. Jour.
mil: Ills father DaUd Clarke. aaB
IN Providence 90 ono timo. and b.irg
Obliged TO stay over rlrht. f9f On
ttoro days The means OF trayd was
by horse and wagon or hor-.ias h.
vaich was necessarily very sl1r. ho
Iut up at a tavern. and I'm the pom
BIC occupied were four beds Tor zero
was not much fraco wasted 10 tho
bedrooms Of the old.tlmo tayorrt BE.
fore retiring for the might Mr. Cirko
and a friend who was with him rucl,
up on acgulir tanco with ano,tG oc.
cIplut ~ TIC same room. Tho f.ond
OF Mr. CLARKE whispered 10 hin not
20 toll tho stranger whoro they cimo
from and 90 try 10 find ont vhonco
be- had como. 800 they inquired Of him
who're hc had como from. asi no
tolI thom ho had just been down lu
South country. In tho town a Rich.
mond Tic FaIi that when hyod
in town u was nearing dusk. % he
drew mp az tavern and inquired OF
tho landlord for Lodging for tho nlrht.
Tho landlord replied In the amrna.
tive and sent a boy TO take bis horse.
o. be was on horseback The retlc.
man won't with the boy and removed
the saddlcbaga aud brought them into
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
The Frigatc Of Eternity

When seas fun higa Ike mountains
geo rs through thin fllvcry spray.
Proud music Of the storm e. WtllluE
Ace .sU.tIH rrHNl lonftc rnundc'ny
TIE lIghiurF'H Oh rc d rully n1HhlnF
And ycarnirg like some uend in pain,
Bis brood rg clouds ,lkc llnns clhahins
In aiEos.ea dtCuch hlll and plain.
Like sore great frlg1te nohly sailing.
Some tranfi nft Cor Elyslln strand
Wan wtuty Winds 1rc we.rdly wAilInG
Tho pilgrims SO m Tor native land
Through summers soft taiutr'ous sea-
Ttr1ugh shaggy winters s'eet and
rhrovrt Apflrs tears and autumn'a trea-
sag hears our hopes, our joys, our woe.
Wrnt hrrhor viii she touch. I wonderi
Whit port VIII greet her as a guestf
Ce'rstiHi cunnonudes viii thunder
when fhr drops nnchor-cnda her quest
Dear vanished friends viii greet tho
HUuuTcr
ssy. rofeioaf faces flown before.
Aud For-0ycd sleep viii sooihe the
MS pcrl and Iife's voyage o'cri
JAMES A. klNSELLA
Registry Division Chicago Post ONCE