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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Shannon. old boy" he said, I've written my
last story"
Caleb, you've been drinking again." said
Shannon. why don't you try the Oppenheimer
treatment? You what it has done for me.
1t will do the for you"
TOO late" replied Webb, sadly. II wish I
had taken your advice, Shannon; you're young
man. You have many years of usefulness in
life before you. Keep straight. Leave liquor
alone. Drinking is a fools game. Goodby"
And so they parted.
Five minutes later two detectives from Police
Headquarters called at the Office and asked for
Webb
Fifteen minutes later they knocked on the door
of the room in the hotel where he lived.
No answer.
They knocked again. and still no answer.
They forced open the door.
Webb was stretched on the floor dead, bullet
wound in the forehead, his right hand clutching
a revolver
The Rum God had claimed his own.
NOTE.-This story is plotted upon true ma
terial. The Oppenheimer Treatment for Alco-
holism and Morphnsm Is indorsed by General
H c. Corbin, L. S. A, Hon. Chauncey Depew,
Hon. Lyman Gage, Bishop Henry c. Potter,
Bishop c. H. Fowler. and many other men of
national reputation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Men Arrestsd on Bo7oery BeheOed
To Be Chicago BURGLARS.

Detective Sergeants Green and Sullivan. attached
to the Ezabeth-st. station. arrested two men yes
terday afternoon who. they believe are wanted
In Chicago for robbing a house Of $4,000 on May 9.
Green and Sullivan were walking along the Bow
cry Canal-st. when they heard two men
quarreIing. and after listening few minutes they
decided it would be better TO arrest the men. They
had overheard certain snatches Of conversation
which had awakened their suspicious. The men
taken the EliZabeth-st. station where
they gave their names as Edward Brennan. thirty,
nine years old. of Thrty-ninth- st. Chicago, and
Frank Lewis. twenty-six years old, of Worcester:
Mass. Brennan the police say has the alias OF
Blake.
Inspector McClusky looked over the records and
discovered that May the home OF Edward o.
Bryan. in Chicago was robbed of jewels valued
at sic 900. The jewels found on Blake were in the
list. Captain Langan said. The day after the
burglary Chicago police telegraphed here TO
Blake sight, and the next day they
sent circular containing description OF the
Jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool May 14-Arrvsd. steamer Lucania CBr) Vat,
New-York: sailed. EJruria tE3r). War; M.
York
Plymouth May $50 nl-Arrvsd. steamer Barbar.,,
(Ger). Mentz Nevs-York for Bremen and prOceeisH~
Southampton. Nav 1+-Sailed. steamer ST Louis JanIs
New-York via CherbOurg (and passed HursI CasIss
1875 M
London. May 13-Arrved. steamer British Empire Oh
Riddle New-York for Antwsrp: 14th. sailed. stssnr
Mesaba (8T) TUbb. New-York-
Prawls Point. May 14-Passed. steamer Aurrsrdrs
(Dutch). Brunsrna, Ney-Yorx for Rotterdam.
Queenstown. May Il 112O rn-Sailed, steamer Arabs
(Br). Hayes (from LIverpOOD. New-Yorz.
Christiana, Nav 1OArrived steamer Island (Danl
New-YoIk for Copenhagen
Hamburg May 12-Arrived. steamer Graf Wacsrs
Ger. Krech. New-YOrk via Plymouth and car
bourR.
Antwerp. May 14-sailed Finland. RObsrtA New
York.
Amsterdam May 12-Arrfved steamer Prins WInsra "
Dutch. Van der Groot, Nsw-YorN via West Ints
and Venezuela
Cherbourg May IL 500 u-SalIed. ST LouIs
Jamison from Southampton, New-Ycrk; Nav 1ah
l1:55 arrived. steamer Motke Ger. Lsilharsar
New-York via Plymouth, for Hamburg and pro
ceeded)-
Havrs May IA a m-sailed. steamer La seyois u
POiroJ. New-York-
barcelona, May 1O-A-rived. Langfond Clos,
RaT-seu. New-York via Santancer-
Naples May 12-Sailed. steamer Sicil2n Prince (B-,
Banks. New-York
YokohaIna May I-Arrivsd previously. steamers Cavs-
ley OBJ Putt New-York via Algers. Singapore Hong
King. etc; Jesaric (Ir). SchOlten. Ney-fork va
Singapore and Shanghai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Jerome Declines to Sag If More
SNbpOenas Haze Been SerUed.

District Attorney Jerome declined to say last
night whether hrs county detectives had served
subpgnas a batch OF who had been
patrons at Richard Canfelds gambling house.
The names of three men were said to have been
obtained by the District Attorney when he raided
the house in East Forty-fourth-st. and opened
Canfeld's safe.
There is nothing that I say tonight" said
Mr.. Jerome decisivey, returning the same answer
to all inquiries. The District Attorney minated
that he might be rcticent to-day. 1t is said
good authority that Jesse Lewisohn at tomorrow $
hearing before Justice Wyatt in the Can
field investigation will tell all he knows"
1t is understood that Alfred Lauterbach, his coun
sci, has pointed out that there Is obstacle in
the way Of his testfyng fully except his sense Of
obligation Garfield. So far Mr.. LauterhaCh has
decide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, May IA ,ao.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Campania CBr), Prttehard. Liveruoor ~,
and Queenstown S. to the Cunard IS Co. Lid way
cabin and TSS steerage passengers, mails and nss.a -
rived the Bar at IL $40 p 18Th s's A.
Steamer Philadelphia Mills southampton ana -
bOurg Nav :. the International Mercantie u.s.
with passengers mails and mdse. Anchored on-,s5o %
of fog reported by NIs~s-s Ia
Steamer San CiOttardO UtaD. PeZZOiO Genoa -,
Naples % Palermo % Busz & Jevons a ns,i q
steerage passengers and rndse- Arrived os
a %
Steamer Havana. Robertson. Vera Cruz Nav
and Havana IL to James Z Ward Co wirs ~
passengers mails and mdse- Arrived at the Bar a. ,S
Steamer A.ala CBr) Morgan Fernandna May 10 >, :.
Tweedie Trading Co with mdse in transit Arrives =
steamer Constance Dutch). Lap. Cienfuegos Nav
W d MUnsOn. with sugar Arrived at the Bar uians
Steamer ManzaniIlo Cuban. HUFF. Cienfueso, No..
to James Ward & Co. with mdss. Arrived at thaSs
steamer Atlas. FenIon, Sabine Pass 10 asv,
barge Co No 90 to the Standard OIL Company M s
Steamer Apache, Staples. Jacksonville Nav =, -
Charleston II. William P Clyde & Co. passs, -
ana uldse. Left Quarantine at 1913 p m ~ss
Steamer Niagara. O'Keefe. Tampico May 4 Hawai-,
sengers mdse- Arrived the Bar at 41O p N -
Steamer Kansas City. Smith. Savannah May IL to ~
Ocean Steamship Company. with mdse passenrs-s
Left Quarantine at 80 @A
Steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Nortar
and mdse- Left Quarantine at 2:SO IA
SAILED.
Steamers Minnehsha CBr). for London: Aezrzr-v &C..
dev (Br Melbourne, sydney, etc. New-YOrk tDnS-ss-
Rotterdam; Colonel f L Drake and barge o Co NJ S
Southampton: Neckar Ger. Bremen: Kroonland l sa
werp. Philadelphia San Juan curacao etc. CnhrIa
vana Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News; P.,-
sylvania (GeT). Plymouth. CherbOurg HamhT-
Equta OtaD. Montevideo. Buenos Ayres. etc; Vrr
CBr) Manchester Catanta Ger. Barbados. Rio Jane
etc; Ell Alba. NsvT-Orieans-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
HARVARD CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
Baron Kaneko Talks on Alma Matters In.
fuence on Japan.

The annual meeting of the Harvard Club was
held last night at the clubhouse. No. q West
Forty-fourth-st.. and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President. Charles
S. Fairchild. '63; vice-presdent, Austen G. Fox.
go; treasurer. David Ives Mackie, SO: secretary
Thomas w Slocum, 80; board of managers Law
L. Sexton, 'S4; William II. Rand, jr., 'SS;
Joseph a. Sexton. 81: St John Smith, '9S. and
Charles A. Draper, 90; committee on admissions
Frederick l.. Eldridge 50: John H. RhOadeS. 81!
Elliott Tuckerman ~; Cornelius y. Bliss, ir.. 81
Harold Fitzgerald, 100: j. Cooper Lord % and
Richard Derby. '03
Baron Kaneko made an address the influence
OF Harvard on Japan He did alude TO the
war. He was graduated from the Harvard Law
gave song recital after which an informal lunch
con served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
SECOND PART.

Il was ideal evening in June.
Out of the open door OF the Madison Square
Church house hoated the music Of hymn:
Abide With me YES: falls the eventide.
We ta5 .S agsDens -. with me abide
Help OF the helpless ABIDE with me ne! 'S'
Frank Shannon paused on the sidewalk 70
listen.
II was his mothers favorite hymn.
He was a little boy again. Her hand is strol-
irg his hair. She IS teaching him TO pray. She
Is telling him :he wonderful story Of a life OF
SURPRISING purity and benignity and sublime
sirnplicty-a life that unbroken self
sacrifice to the highest moral ends-a life and
death that brought such marvellous and
during consequences TO mankind
Shannon had been Webb's closest friend IN the
Office % the New-york daily newspaper for
which both worked. 4 rolicking. devil-rn ay-care
sort OF fellow was Shanno. without a wife or
family ties. free handed. open hearted brilliant
efervescent and the soul Of honor.
But Webbs cornpanionship was his undong
To the utter surprise and dsrnay Of his asso-
ciates. Shannon began to develop an abnormal
thirst for strong drink. that ultimately became
Unsuitable.
IN Shannon's case the Rum God worked rapid
iv and surely
Vitality mentality. money friends courage
eelf-resl ect--;,ll took wings within a year. and
one evening Shannon found himself wandering
simlesslv bout the streets OF New-York. hungry
and homeless without work. without dollar
without friend.
But where Webb
Had he. toe forssken his old side partner IN
ehe hour u need?
Yes. That very evening the two had met
They met in a saloon. webb wabbly and bleary-
eyed, standing the bar buying drinks
for TIE crowd when Shannon. shabby and
spiritless. shui1ied into the place. He called
Webb aside ard asked for 3 loan-"just enough
TO pay for c good. square meal and get bed
FOR the night" he explained.
Sorry" safe Wenb. "but l can't spare the
money You l-now rye 4 wife and two children
10 support. BuI Til tell you what I'll dom
buy soG q drink
80. you wont" retorted Shannon. sharply.
''You and Z have had our last drink together"
And, turning his hack on Webb. he hurried out
Into ne pight-
Webb followed Shannon with his eyes until the
swinging 'oo~s mad closed behind him. and then
ORDERED cn0l t-~ round for the crowd
Then another and another and another
And while he burning up his hard
earned money buying drinks for thirsty para
sites his yife-only block away-was pawning
her wedding ring 20 buy supper for their chill
cren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-The machinery. tools. recipes
and good will OF a glass manufacturing
business. together with lease or the fac
tory. situated in Brooklyn. n. Y. In order
TO wind up the estate, the executors WIN
sell To the highest bidder the above bust
ness under the following conditions; Each
Intending purchaser TO put In sealed BID
in duplicate, one TO be delivered TO Frank
Mann. attorney. No $50 Broadway. Broo&-
lyn, N. y, and another to be delivered to
Henry Bonawitz. attorney. No. $50 Fulton
ST. Brooklyn, n. Y. on or before the 2lst
day OF May. 1904, at p. m, bids to he
opened on the Dist day OF May, at 1850
D. m, at the office of said Frank Mann.
attorney: the stock on hand at the factory
to be appraised and paid for by the intend
ing purchaser at an appraised value at the
time of taking possession Of business. and
tho sum 20 paid for said stock to be
added TO the amount offered in the sealed
bid: the sale 10 be made to the one whose
sealed bid, combined with the appraised
value for the stock. viii together agsregate
the highest amount. For further paTticu-
lars and details respecting the said bus
ness terms etc. address FRANK MANN,
Attorney for the Executors. No. $50 Broad
way. Brooklyn. n. Y, and HENRY BONA
WITT Attorney for one of the legatees. No.
1913 Fulton-st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
DELLA FOX AT BRUNSWICK HOME?

Babylon Long Island. May H.-Dea Fox. the
actress is said to be a patient at tho Brunswick
Home north OF this village. 1t is understood that
she came here several days ago. and that effort
management of the Brunswick Home refused
deny confirm the report that Miss Fox was
patient there 1t was learned, however this even
ing that person by the name of Della Fox had
been committed there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
THIRD PART

Shannon stood on the sidewalk listening to the
singing OF his mothers favorite hymn.
Deaf 20 the roar and the rattle OF the traffic
bind 20 the busting crowd, he drank in the
familiar words:
Swift 10 it's close Gibbs lfe's little day:
Esrth's Joys grow aim. its glories away:
Change and decay ]
o Thou WHO ehangest abide with me,
Here desDairing man--Jne OF the big
c.ty's miserable failures.
The fires OF ambition were out Drink had sx .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
LosT-owNER OF FALSE MoLARs.

A general alarm was sent out yesterday morning
by the police OF the West Forty-seventh-st. station
for the Of upper set Of false teeth. found
by a workngman ut Forty-sixth-st. and Tenth-ave
The teeth still await claimant The finder took
them to the station. but failed to leave his name
address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
DINNER AND DIAMONDS FOR ERLANeER

A complimentary dinner given for Sheriff
ErIanger last night at Shanley's, in Forty-thrd-
st and Broadway. at which a 5000 diamond badge
was presented 10 him by the attaches Of his office.
State Senator Thomas + Grady acted as toast
master and James w. Gerard. counsel to the
6heriffs Office made the presen tation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
LA eRETAGNE REPORTED.

The French Line steamer La Bretagne. from
Havre for New-York is reported having been
in communication by wireless telegraphy with the
Nantucket Lghtship at 1920 O'Clock this morning
The vessel will probably reach her pier about
p. N. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

REAL. ESTATE BOUGHT. sold and ex-
changed Management OF property our
speciality. REID BROTHERS, 1s3 Mon
taxus-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 1909 Moon sets - Moons age D
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 7:22 Island TAO Hell Gate 9:35
M-Sandy 7:40 Gov. Island 500 He'll Gate s;o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel
Line. Mails close sails.
Charleston CLYDE. 300
Polycarp Para, Lamp s. Holt. 400 m 900
TUESDAY. Jay II
m H. Bremen c Lloyd. $3.50 a TOO a n
Rotterdam Rotterdam, Holl-ATl- $3.50 1000 m
Seguranca, Colon. Panama $3.50 100
IIguria. Naples Italian.
Rome. Naples NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HOO a N
Apache. Charleston. CLYDE. ............ 800
Kansas, Savannah. Ocean SIS Co.. 800
WEDNESDAY MAY Is
Cedric Liverpool. White $50 700
Alamo. Galveston. Mallory. 800 m
Conus. New-Orleans. Mallory 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
A PILGRIM OF ST. LUKE'S.
Il Tale Of TwO Newspaper Hen.
BY a Wanderers.

TIE hum Cos Is pitiess the Rum God 20 s-rOng.
y temptx the very beat D and JOliies US along
re fools Is and rules II we're weak enough 70
Weld.
Ane drsgs down the dreary road that leads to
PoT1s-'s Field
--1Oppenheimer Institute Epic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
A. A. HOFMAYER,

1S3 West 23d-st.. near Proctor's. Expsrr
snceG domes-icS. also Cnatrons. hOuseAse-
ers, attendants. nurses. maids. Teleph1as
lS6I-C heIsea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Il was ideal evening IN June
Out Of the open door OF the Madison Square
Church house foated the music OF a hymn:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
&eiBes 8lmt.
GinfunbFeb3iger idieBt anf bic
Satin nno beseht SelbtmorD.

Cincinnati %. Gug. Greb.
Miler, rs, perleBte beute feline Grau
lebensgefdb,li9 unb ri9tete bann ben
&epolper aeaen ii@ ielbit. sluf Dem
Weg gum 9ospital erlas er ieiner
Wunbe.
Miler battle Dor ettpa 10 Sagen in
Golse zines Streites feline Wobnuns
Derlahen. @r febrte beute auriif unb
i9OB auf Die Grau, tpdbreno fe i'm
Sofe @di9e aufbing. Sie @unoe Der
5~4=idbrigen 1T iebr i9wer.
g d abmeift ter Der tatbo I.
uniberfitdti in g d 10 e
ri9teiten.
80 abington n, 25. Ius. Sn
Ginan3s8 reiien erregte beute bic 2unbe
Wufieben. baB 8 bebeutenoe NatiOnal.
8anten elm @~oncurs=8 erfabren seseu
S6. 6. Wa9gaman, einen angeiebenen
0srfi9erungs Ngenten unb S9ab=
meifter Der tatbolii9sn unibsriitdt, art=
sefrenst batten. Gle Santen bebaup=
ten. fdqise unb unbesablte Sdulb=
i9eine Waggaman's i'm @eiammt=ge-
TRACE bon iiber $40, 900 in 9dnben gu
baben.
Wagsamer. ieit 1873 i'm 8er=
f9erunss= @eiddft, salt angemein als
Rarr bon hebeutenoen Mitteln.
n=u n all.
Srento n, Wo., %. Nug. @bi=
eaeo, &of SsIanb & pacifie 3u9 go.
3, &auias @itp mad @bicaso, 1T beute
Na9mittag bel princeton. "a Weilen
n6rbIi9 bon bier, entsleiit. 45 per=
fonen purben perlebt, elm Pot=
@lerf urb Elm pahagier aus Soma ge'
fdbrlid. Ser 3ug bate lei4te 0er=
fpdtung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24

9orbeertran5 ais nfri<
@emue." InlGbli9 zines
@dnserfeites in Robensburg, Wiirt>
temberg, tpurbe einem @eiangbereine
elm 2orbeerfrana sefpenbei. Sci einem
Musflus na4 8resens, @orarlbers,
fpurbe Der 2orbeerfrana mitsenommen.
Nun bieb es aber, ben mitgebra4ten
2nrbeerfrana p~er5olIen. Ser bienf=
tbuenbe Beamte fanb ni9t glei3, pie
er ben 2orbeerfrana beflartren fonte,
5onfret moIte er ibn au4 ni9t lafen,
nnb 70 tourbe er benin als-frif9es
Semitic beflarirt. Die SGnger tparen
ni9t penis eritaunt unb iinb iebt ftola.
auf ibrem frif4sn 0emiiie alsruhsn
Su fOnnen.
gnttdu@te 9 q t. Sn bas
a~lfobolfreie @e itaurant r3um Sung
brunnen" in OiiHelborf, &beinprDpina,
frat iineit elm bic Musfenuns be-
iudenber bergii9er Bauer, Der es ft6
in einem itilifirten @tubl 70 bequem
pie mOgltd ma4te. rGobpt rleh
9las 8ier!" faete er 81 benz feinbe=
iradteu &euner, Der nit fpisiger 3ungs
erpiberte: r8ebouere febr, 8ier baben
pir nidt!!"- Damn bpbt med
r8ebauere, @9naps fiih=
rem mir audi ni9t!"-rDat, { 30rnde
bat ebr o9 nit! Senn gGbpt med stpei
Gigabre!!" - Gisarren fiibren mir und
ni9t!!"-,Ste &Gbls bant bic &ou5eis
fipn nit sefrdse!" fagte bas 8Guerlein
unb fah bas 9aus NIT mitleibigem
2G9eln an, als er ben rSSunsbrunnen"
fpbffhiittelnb berlieh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24

foifeter i'm biefe. Sie Solge aber 1T,
bab beute an 100 Oampfer ben pberen
NmuaOnenitrom unb feline Nebenflife
befabren unb Elm neues 9unbelsgebiet
erf9lofen ESrb, tpel9es einen Sabres>
umiob BON fiber SAC, 100000 peroei9<
net.
@epes hiente na9bem feinem @uters
lanbe als @eianbter fir 6rantrei4,
England unb Spanien, eriebigte fi9
f9pierieer biplomatif6er Mifiionen in
ben Ser. @taaten, Merito unb Mittel>
amerita, batse Die portefeuiles als
StoatsiefretGr unb &rieesminifter
inne, mar @i5eprdiibent unb Sulebt
S%bergeneral. gr f9lug 1885 nit
frdftiser 6auit bic Hebeqion nieber,
funsirte 1901 auf 1902 ais Selesut
fur bic panameritanif9e &onferen5 in
Der @tabt MeritD unb tpeiGte i'm Sriib>
jabre 1904 in Der Yanamaangelegenz
belt in Waf6ington, 9. 6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
Gutfs politifdts 9mtn.
Ser neue grdfoent GoIombias Elm 6pri6er,
Staatsutann uno @iIitdr.


Der @ustaui9 pm 9liidpuni9<
Sepei9en, pel9er anlGBli9 bes @mts=
untrittes bes neuen 9rGiibenten bon
Colombia. General RofaeI Repes, Spi<
f9en bteiem unb benz YrGiibsnten
Imabor BON Banana ft~attsefunben
bat, pirb als Elm gutes Omen unses
feben. Gum minbeften biirfte Die
Sbutfa9e ben 8etpeis liefern, bub bic
leitenben &reiie Golombias iib NIT Der
2osreiBuns Bananas abgefunben ba>
ben. S9on ipri9t man au9 bdppn,
bab in aner Babe 3pii9en ben beioen
Republifen biplomatii9e 8~e3iebuneen
perben aufgenDmmen perben. Sas
bon Repes periDnli9 uusgebenbe De-
menti Der No9ri9t, in 8ogota iei elm
Mngriff auf bas Ser. Stuatenz& oniu<
lat aussefii9rt pproen, fppie Die @er<
fi9eruns bes pOQisen Sriebsns in Der
solombianii9en 9auptitabt eri9einen
bes Weiteren seeignet, einen berubisen<
ben Ginbrud binii@tli9 Der alsemei<
men politil9en Gage in ben beiben auls<
ritanif9en &ontinenten berpor5urufen.
Hafael &ebes, Der eesenpdrtie 30
Sabre alt tit, srubuirte an einem Gpl>
lese in Der NGbe BON 8ogotd unb
tpanbte friib feline Nufmertidmteit ausz
gebebnten tpilben WaIbitreden gu, bic
fia i'm 8eiiBe ieiner 6umilie befanber.
Mtt feinen beiben 8riibern enrique
unb Heitor erStpang er fi9 einen Mes
bur9 bic GaquetuzWGlber Bis 81 ben
Que1en bes Mma5pneni tromes, err
fprf9te beHen Nebenfliife unb folgte
als %eriter, Der je bieie &eife ausfibrte,
benz 2aufe bes Nma5Onenitromes biz
gu befen MunOung. enrique mar un>
tertpeilen benz Sieber erleeen, Neftor
bon &%unnibalen get0btet unb uufgez
frehen tporben. 3ebn Sabre feines 2e>
bens perbra9te Hepes auf biefen 5prs
id9unesreiien, unb mebr als 100000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
81 b.

paris. g. 2eanber, Der ameri=
tanii9e 3meiraofa6rer, erlas @er=
lebungen, bic CT fi9 BEL elmer Wett=
fabrt am Sonntag suge3ogen bate.
2eanber ftammte aus G6icaso.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
ct. Q0ut8
@eltamSfe4mng
...Dtd....
Big Sour Route
Staten bon indianapolis
folgenoermaben:

Cation Sabrfartem, siltis fir bic &iif.
fabrt bis 10. Defender 1904 su.... $500
Sefsis Sage Jabrfartem, siItis fir
Riidfabrt tnnerbaIb ie63ia Tasen, aper ni6t
ipdter als 10. DECEMBER 1904 5u.... $1,000
Tiinfsebn cage Sabrfarten, siltis fir
&iidfabrt innerbaIb 10 Sagen gu. $500
@assnn Grcnrfions Sabrfarten,
eiltig fur Riidfabrt innerbaIb iieben Iagen
ruerben MIR p~erfauft fir aneefiinbiste @ass
9on Grcuriicns 9ase, Sabrfarten itnb nur
oober Gpe,iaI,ua. ieSsm Sisnitaa nnS Don't
neritas bis 20. Sept. ineIufiue $4,000
SIR p6aies S~nformatiOn unb einselnbeiten etc.
iprefe mon bet ben 2tdet.Meeuten Der Big -FOUR Babn
Dor ooer ihrei6e an uutersettuete.
Warren ] Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Sbio.
ODER q. W. BroHfpu. u. Q. g. a.,
Snbian apolis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
Surge 9epei@em.
90. Muguf.
b.

Darlington. v9ew gort",
vMarblebeab", Bennington" unb
vNero" bonn pacifics@ ei9maber finb
in @an Trancisco ansetommeu. Sie
SAife beriammeln fid ipdter su
S9iebabungen in Der Wagoalenbu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
BruriiuAete AupH.

rSbr lebt alio nit benz Na9bar>
borf thinner i'm Streita 9abt Sbr benn
ba feline Mnsit Dor ibnen9"-rO ia,
mer fiirdten INNER, Is fOnnt BEL uns
anal brenna unb bic 2uberf9 f0nnten
l0f9en femma!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
Auf urrlorenem S9offen.
Ser saeue SefebIsbaber oes rnfHfdben Bort
9trtbur-@ cid

@iseabmiral Shirt ll9tomstp, Der
no9 Dem trosif9en Spbe bes Ibmi=
rals Witboeft bas &ommdnbo iibsr
bas f9per bef9Gbigie uno IN ale
Winbtbsile beriprsngte ruiiii9e Sort
Mrtbur=9 ef6tpaber ibernpmmen bat,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24

biirfte Bel benz eesentpGrtisen Stanb
Der Oinee i'm fernen Often faum in
bic Gage tpmmen, feline 8efdbisuns fir
bieies amt gu %ertpeiien. gr gilt ais
tii9tiser Sattiter unb sspiegter Strus
Eese unb bat f9 aud f4riftfteaerif9
NIT Grfola betbGtigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24

lllUtH IVY QeIt ulIu Uluu W. Os QuY-
ben; Serr 9apoen 1T ibr Mnpalt.
Srau Mabbrit lebnte Snterbietps
ab, erlieb aber cine @%rfldrung, NORM
He ibrer 2anbsleuten fur ibre 8emii=
bungen In ibrem Sntereie unb bic
@ltdmini4e gu ibrer 8efreiuns bantt.
Trau Wapbrid blieb an Serb, Bic
bas S9if beute in's Dod cling. Sie
ginpanberunss Beb6rben ma9ten
feline Mntalt, 6rau Wapbrid aus5u=
frasert unb bic 3olbeamter tbaten
ales, UNI bic unteriu9uns ibres @e.
pdds gu erlei9tern.
Die @%ntfernung Der @eieaidaft &c:
faltete fi9 tueeen elmer sroben Ren9t
Meugieriger peinli9 uno es beburft;
Der Mntrengunsen 3ueier Setettips,
Tim bic .@eielf9aft au ben Wasen 81
brineen. 9ie Menge berbielt fi9 ie.
bod rubis unb p~eranfaltete feline
2unb9ebung.
gnbe DENT 3unaben
SO orceffer, WaH., %. Iu9uf,
Sic Sdmd9e i'm Befinoen beg eena'
tors 0oar ma&te bsute ueitere Sort
T9ritte unb bas gnbe bHrfte ni9t mel
sntfernt iein. st i9lief einen She'll
bes Sases unb f9ie1 frei bon S9mer3,