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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE State De-
partment has been informed that Japan
has requisitioned thirty merchant YER
sells for transports Advices received
here show that the Russians are in
creasing their guard at Seoul daily, and
that the French have made arrange
ments to establish a guard there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
Armour BattIed Desperately, but He
Met His Death.

Birmingham, Ala Jan. 11.--After a
desperate battle with posse of officers.
Tom Armour, the slayer Of Reuben l..
Little of Morris. Ala. last November.
was shot and instantly killed at a farm
house near Boaz to-day. Harrison Ar
mour, brother Of the dead man, who
also took part In the battle, escaped,
and has not been apprehended.
As a result of an old feud the two
shot and killed Little. and are said to
be guilty of numerous other crimes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
MOCCAsIN IS FLOATED.
Again the submarine Boat Is Drawn
from the Beach.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 11.-Reports from
Currituck tonight say that the sub
marine boat Moccasin has been pulled
sixty feet from the beach and is be-
ing rapidly foated into deep water.
It is expected she will be entirely
clear Of the bar tonight, and we'll on
her way to this naval station in the
morning. after having rested on the
coast since Dec. g..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
SCHOONER WAS LOST.
She Had Put to Sea with Lumber
from Jacksonville.

Boston, Jan. ia private cablegram
received in this city to-day contain
ed news of the loss of the three-mas-
ed schooner Rebecca A. Taulane, of
this port, Capt. Davis on passage
from Jacksonville, Fla, for Norwich,
Conn, with a cargo of 372, 900 feet of
lumber. The vessel was abandoned at
sea, and her entire crew was saved
by the British steamer Peareth, from
New York, which landed them at Car
denas, Cuba, to-day.
The Taulane was valued at about
$4,000 and was uninsured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
VETERANS OF AUGUSTA
Adopted Resolutions Touching the
Death of Gordon.

Augusta, Jan. 11.-At the annual
meeting of Camp ABS. U. c. ", to-
night. Commander John w. Clark and
other officers were reelected.
A committee was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions on the death Of
cen. Gordon, to be engrossed and sent
n the family, and Commander Clark
was authorized to appoint delegation
of twenty 20 attend the funeral. A
resolution was also passed requesting
the Mayor and Council to call for a
Continued on Eighth Page. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
N STATE AT MIAMI.
,,,,xs OF GEN. JOHN B. GORDON
LAY.
The JOURNEY TO ATLANTA
..,,, REIGN TODAY WITH AN Es-
CORT OF HONOR

.,5reds at Miami viewed the ne
i,.-Detachment of Florida
80, Troops Was on Guard-Itin-
~ the Journey to Atlanta
- tbe Schedule of the Funeral
-r-,,,-AtIanta Plans for the Last
sad Rites.
,r.,,,,i Fla. Jan. 11.-Viewed by
,-.,,.7rads Of visitors and guarded by
,,-,cbn,ent of state troops, the body
10 Cen. John B. Gordon, the Cenfed-
ro.aer who surrendered to death
80 his winter home near Biscayne last
saturday night. lay in state all to-day
oc5 tonight in the Presbyterian
church in this city.
This city. the first stage of the jour
,.v to the final resting place of the
aoa5 cbieftain, was reached this morn
.au when the funeral party, consist
ing of Mrs. Gordon, and members of
+be Immediate family, arrived here
erom their home at Biscayne, Fla. To-
morrow the journey will begin to
Atlanta. where the last tributes will be
rendered to the hero of the Confed-
eracy.
Escorts VIII Change.
The funeral party will leave Miami
Tuesday morning at 1850 O'Clock. es-
corted by detachment OF Florida
State Troops. who will escort the body
Of Gen. Gordon to the Georgia state
line. where an escort from the mill
tarv of that state will meet the party
Jacksonville will be reached at 7:5E
o'clock Tuesday evening, and the re-
mains will be transferred to a train
for Atlanta. The party will remain
in jacksonville only a few minutes
reaching Macon at o'clock Wednes-
day morning and Atlanta at $40 O'Clock
the same day.
All to-day crowds of people from
nearby towns passed by the generals
caslet. Tntermingling were aged anc
infrm veterans, who had followed Cor.
don or who had known his name Sc
well. Every mark of respect has beer
paid the dead chieftain by the people
of Florida and tributes of praise il
messages of coincidence have been re.
ceived from all over the South.
To the Georgia Line.
Three citizens of Miami have beer
appointed to accompany the body Of
Cen Gordon to the Georgia state line
and military escort, consisting OF
Capt. Jaudon and eight men of Com.
pany L, Second Regiment, will go with
1t to Jacksonville, where they will be
relieved by an escort consisting Of
Capt. w. P. Corbett and detail OF
eight men from the three Jacksonville
companies.
Cen C. P. Lowell, commander of the
brigade of Florida State Troops, will
go with the escort to the Georgia line
IN personal command.
From Jacksonville the body will &c
over the Southern Railway to Atlanta
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
want 10 Hear German.

Frankfort. KY, Jan. 11.--An invita-
ton was extended by the Legislature
to-day to Senator A. p. German Of
Maryland to come here and address
the General Assembly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
ITALIAN BARK ABANDONED.
Bound for Pensacola, the Crew Had
no Easy Time.

London, Jan. 1.-THE Italian bark
Famiglia Cavallo from Port Talbot
for Pensacola, was abandoned. on her
beam ends, on Jan. 8. The crew were
three and a half days in their boat
and were rescued by the British steam
er Evangeline, ninety miles west of the
Scilly islands. The men suffered Sc
verely from exposure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12

Continued on Eighth Page
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-12
KILLED BY A POSSE.

resolution went over.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Der SdaSeI aniier Ottus Ses grOken

Gus Magosburg pitb Der r6runtf.
3te." gefbrieben: Sn Der hisIigen
Stabtblb!iotbet .beflno:n fi9 Spsi
&rsibs3eitnunssn bes Mulsrs Dds.
Die bieier i'm Sabre 1874 DOM S9Goel
&aiier Sttps bes @rOBen (912 Bis
e73) onferiiste. &oiier Sttps ueber=
reite tpuroen bonn &loIter Memleben
in ben Moebeburser Dom iibereefiibrt,
ipuielbit lie nod bsuts in Der Mitts DEG
boben Chores unter elmer f9peren
Mdrmprplaite ruben. 8auli9e Ser
d%noerungen fiibrten i'm 2uufe Der
Satr6unDerte mieoerbplt au9 CUR
Seffnure res &~aiiergrobes. sulsbt i'm
Sabre 1914, alp nabe5u 900 Sabre
na9 benz Soce bes fir Die Gntpidlung
Der Stride in 0euti9lunb 10 pi6tigsn
Mannes. Geine 9eceutung fpeSieI
fir tas Quib.u3en M~agreburgs 1T in
Der gbrpnif u%nierer Staot tets amer
tdnnt porben. Ils I'm Sabre 1874
bas &aiIergrab 9e0ffnet fperben mIbte,
eri9lpb man aud BEN S%teinIa.g fop.e
ZEN BARN eingebetteten 9ol3farg unD
fanb in bieiem mad Den @ufSei9nun>
GEN bes bo,nals lebenben Ruiitlebrers
Sslner) BON ben usberrelten reg &ais
fers nod bcn p~o6lerbaltsnen S9dosl,
aber ipnit nur 3fpei 2enhenfnoten uno
einen 9no9en aus Der S6ulterpartte.
Muberbem 5pei &efte Der 8etleioung.
afpei Stpffitreifen ben bunfelbrouner
6arbe, o Denen Der cine emit pobl
nit 9olbftreifen burbpirtt mar.
Gbenio auffa1enb pte has sdn5li9e
Seblen aler duberen &ennsei9en Der
l1eberreite zines emit mG9tigen Saiiers
: ni6t cine Spanse 8olb, ni9t Elm
Sting, ni9t 3ette, Sporen, S9pert,
ni6ts mar bpr6once1 = eb.nip dIfs
faIenb mar es, buB S9Gbel unb &nD=
den nit benz &no9enitGu6 9uotiI9
burGeinunber lagen. Oas 6e6len al
Ter Sniignien uno &leinooien unb Die
unorbentli9e Gage Der 8no9en loHan
auf cine 8eraubung Der 9ei1e i9lie,
ben; bod 1T ME aufeeildrt, mann bic
le 1tdff9efunoen papen f0nr1fe. Gtgens
artig unb fir Die mpnerne @nttpid=
lunsslebre bDhit be5ei9asnb beriibrt
bas Sfdbelbilo. Sn unIerer Geit iebt
man Eel ferpprrugenDen Menf9en Die
bobe Stirn unb Den suriidtretenben
11rterfiefer boraus. Der S6dbel &ai=
fer Sttos aeist bag gen nod ben bei>
ben 3ei9nunsen bon Dds eiI.n ie6r
frdftig entfpidelten lInterfieTerbau.
Sie @tirn aber 1T gerubesu u~uffunenb
nisbrig. Die 4ugenipulft lit 3tpar iebr
fart ~enttptfeli, tas Stirn6ein felbft
jeSo6 lest ii9 iOfort fla9 nah bin>
ten auriid, 10 bub elm iebr 9uruftsriiti<
f4er aansf9dbel in bic @rffeinuns
tritt, Der einem t6ddel gu man6erlei
gstru9tunsen @eranlafuns sebsn
fpiiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Mm9enebme &mnoe.
3ablrside Hepu blifaner beripreden
Starter ibre uuteritiiBung.

@fopus. 81. g. 1. Mug. &i6arb
Olnep bon MaK., miro In IA Saeen
sum gefu9 ermartet /; aud muroe gr=
prdiibent glebeIanb eineelaben, auf
Der &idtebr bon Neu 9ampIbire einen
Sag in @o'emont gu p~erbrinaen.
Die erobe Msnge 8riefe bon Cobb
uno Silber- Semofraten freuen &i9ter
Barrier iebr. Mu9 biele &epublitaner
peripre9en briefi9 ibre unterffibung.
Gin GROCER She'll oieier 8riefe fommt
aus benz Saoen, aber au9 3ablreide
aus Snbiana.
@OrfBenber Sassart febt in fister
gerbinoung nit &oiemOnt; uie beute
Nbeno aber %berlautet, sos er betreHs
bes perionals beg grecutib- unb 81
nana=@omites 9errn Barter ni9t Su
&atbe.
utomobil T. Wettfabrt.
@rie, 3d., 1. Nug. Ser erife $50
gen bes amer. Mutomobil , 0sreins,
uel9er bel Der Wettfabrt bon Sem
Sort unb Bottom nod 81. 2ouis bier
beute firth antam, seb6rt s. M. Wa.
ters bon Netp Sort. gr leete bic gnt=
fernuns BON Buffalo in 8 Stunoen SO
Winuten auriid. Der 3peite @aseu
trar Der Sannes : Wpperion'i1e aus
3otomo, Sno. "a @agen fino ange.
tommen.
g 9Ia9tf9iff .Obio".
Santa 9 arbara, @al., l.
Nusut. Sas S6ladtf9if Ohio"
tebrte beute Nbenb mad Iblegung lei.
ner probefabrt i'm Santa Barbara.
@anale in ben Safen auriid. Sas
Sdif bat bic MnfOroerunsen an feline
S@neaisteit erftqt; es finbet nod sins
sueite Gabrt fatt, UNI fef3ufelen, of
bas Sdiff mebr als Is 8noten suriid.
aulegen bermag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
ste ssehfeI Der aommamseufe.

Grins 6arolb bon OGnemarf, elm
Sobn bes &ronprin5en, lernte prr
Ginger 3eit in elmer fleinen bdnif@en
9arnifon Die ais febr e~rtrupagant be-
fannie Srou tes &ominanbeurs zines
acknowledgements tennen. sic lit
cine eebprene 8aronefe unb bra9te
ibrem Gemabl elm febr aniebnli9es
@ermOsen nit. Die 6ruu Sbert bate
t6euere paffionen unb perbrauhte bas
rum unperbdlinibmGbig bobe Surns
men. &ein 2eutnant i'm &eeiment
ibres Mannes tOnnte gu Yferbe mag
baliiger fein. als fe es mar. @u6 ion
ihr 3eben an romantii9en grlebnihsn
ni9t gerabe arm gepeien iein. unb i6r
&uf bate neuerbings pieber ettpus
gelitten. Sie fur3e 8efanntf9aft nit
benz prin5en frif9te nun bic Dame
fiir5li9 in elmer febr merfpiirbigen
unb penie ansebra9ten Weiie uuf.
Sic prGfentirte &~openbaeener @eIbleu<
ten einen bonn prin3sn 9aralb unter>
i9riebenen We6iel iiber 10000 &ro>
men unb eradblte, ie babe ieiner5eit
ben prinaen aug elmer srgen @erlegen@
heit s~erettet, mife jeBt dber ihr 9elo
pieberbaben unb bringe buber ben
We9fel in 8erfehr. ga Die Dame
einsn etpas berfpirrten Ginbrud
ma9te unb Die unterf9rift ipenig Suz
perldffig ausfab, belt mon es fir ri9>
tig, beim Prin3en ~an3ufra9en. Oieier
erfannte ben @e9fel ni9t an, perfpen
bette fi9 aber Bel Der Grlebigung Der
@ngeleeenbeit, bamit Die Boli5ei iern=
gebalten puroe. Nihtsbeitopenieer
trat bic Srau OberTt nit benz We9iel
immer bon neliem duf, mas f9liebli9
einen @ei6Gftsmunn peranlabte, ibr
bieI EN-, Der ie:ner Meinung nod ges
fGlf6t NOR, ubSunebmen sesen cine
ungiiltiee Qntpeifung auf cine &opens
bagener 8anf. Mis nun Die Dame auf
bic 8anfantpeifung bin fein Gelb gu
erbalten permo9te unb tie fi9 alio ge=
tdui9t fab, gerietb tie in @er5fpeiflune
unb = eri6ien nit einem neuen We9=
lei, ebenfaqs unteri 9rieben nit benz
Namen bes 9rinsen. Stun mar Die
prinslids Schulz bprbei. Mlun inter-
ri6tete ben Sberit, Der feline Jrau
beimfibrte unb lie barauf in cine sSrs
renanitalt einlieferte. @ls Die Nffaire
rpeiter befannt purbe, belt es Der
Oberit an Der 3eit, benz Sffi5ierforps
1eines Hesiments bon Der Ingelesen=
beit Mittbsilune gu MAIDEN unb Bel
bieier @elesenbeit Die 8umeraben gu
bitten, feline 5rou ols ~ni9t mebr eri'
ftirenb" an5uieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

sun Ben 81 a9pirfungen
Der rSlolum" : &ataitrppbe 1T fol-
senber San elm bratif9es 8eiipiel:
Die Stem Oorter rSbomas s. aeGp
Mfpciation" bate auf einen Der leBten
Spnntage lire iGbrlihs Waferfabrt
angeiebt. Sie Sbeilnabme mar auf
1000 perionen bere9net unb Der
9ampfer rSol9efter" fopte brei
8arses tparen %engagirt. Die Iuss
fliisler, aumeiit gauge Samilien, FAM
ben iih friihaeitig Elm, unb in fur5er
3eit tparen bic 5abraeuge beiebt. uns
ter ben &ldnsen bes Srheiters battle
bic Musfabrt begonnen, ais on 8orb
elmer Der Barges Seuer entbedt
purbe. Omar par Is u Elm Saufen
papier, bes brannte, bic G~ntbedung
eeniiete iebp9, INN in Sebermanns
@ebddtnib bic furdtbare nSlOcum"z
&ataitropbe pa1aurufen, unb i'm gu
entitanb unter ben pdfagieren aQer
bier 8oote cine Undergraduates Panit.
Das unbebeutenbe Seuer su9; raid
eelD19t, bic 2eute berubis.sn f9 aber
ni9t, unb ben burbertftimmigen &u<
fen unb Mufforberunsen, ans 2anb
auriidSufebren, folgenb, CAB Der @az
pitGn bes ,9olhefter" ben Befebl,
umaufehren unb mieber anaulegen. Sn
srDbter 9ait berlieBen bann biele Der
paFasiere bic Deridiebenen6abraeuge.
obpo6l bas 5erer ldngit selOf4t ipar.
Die meiIten berlelben lieben ii9 iibers
reben, ipieber an 8prb 5u fommen,
fsine Grau, Mutter bon ife4s &inbern,
neiaerte ii9 bartnGdig, auf bas Boot
auriidaufebren, unb flob fOrmli4 BON
Ood, TIRE &inber biat on fi9 eef4loi<
fen. ueber bunbert blieben nit ibr
am 2anbe auriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Surge 9epef9en.

l.. Muguf.

SmIanb.
SoIebo. Ser Wt1igan @entral
@lebator murbe bur9 Teuer aerIt6rt,
auBeroem nod Is Gra9tmasen. @er-
luf 5000, 600.
mi @itp. 6. 6. 8ailep,
Der ben Streifbre9er Gergufon er=
morbet. murbe berurtbeilt, am IL.
Sept. am 8algel gu ferben.
Darlington Commander u.
6. Maion, trurbe gum @bef beg Or.
binan3= Bureaus I'M Marine= Departe-
ment als Nadfolger bon Mhmiral
@onperfs %ernannt.
Weft 0, MaH. 8ein gu
fa%mmenffoB 5mif6en Spei StraBen'
babnmaQen orei Meiler bon bier MUIR
ben cine &eibe bon perfonen, oaruntel
3tuei lebensgefdbrli9, berlsbt.
MmSIamb.
Petersburg. 6err Witte, graii
bent oes Miniferratbs, 1T aus 8erlir
suriidgetebrt.
W n. Ser StattbaIter bon Srief
beiudte 8 american. Ofisiere unb
Seeleute, bic i'm oOrtigen 9Ospital an
Sppbus erfranft liesen.
parts. Ser Sultan bon Ma
rocco ernannte 6auptmann 6Ournie'
bon Der fran3. Mrmee gum 8efeblsba
Der per marottanii9en polisei i'm 81
frift Sanger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

8innen einer g tunbe
ftrOmen etfpa $50 pfunb 8luf bur9
bas 9er5 bes Menftben.
8efer ie9en fon man
t0nnen, ipenn man fi9 bic HaienlO6er
nit reinsm. taltem Waher onfeu4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
8 9le9te q ef9dte Set
Bull

az OobOSbb vi " RhAhtGtbb tbISU
@agen 6abrit 1000 Irbeiter peaer
Mangels an Nuftrdsen entlafen. Sin
SuBeno requirements Der
sroBen @nlase fino auber getrieb.
Sbne gintreHen bon mebr Muftrdgen
cine ~3eitueiliss Sdliebuns
Der gansen 6abrif m6sli9.
Neu= 6 teIfungen ii
grober Wenge.
@bieasO, l.. Nusuft. Die
@rObf4lddter ertldrten beute ben
Streit fur 9ebro6en, iowie bob fie iber
1000 Mdnner uno Grauen, BON benen
biels bic nnionsfa9e perlaKen, refru-
tirt bdtten.
Seit Dem Streitbeginre mar bic
beutige @ieb3ufubr in ben G9la9t=
b6fen am ftdrfften. lus benz
Weffen tamen bsute 915 Wagen nit
Is, 900 Stid 8ieb, IS, 900 S9weimen
unb H., 900 S9afen, unb bic s9ld9-
ter in ben srOben Gabriten battsn pol=
auf 3u tbun.
Sic Streifer beaei1nen bic 8ebaup-
tung, Der Streit lei gebro9en, als of
fentunoi9 abiurb.
grcefe.
Na4mitta9s fam es in Der Ndbe Der
@iebb0fe gu einem Nufrubr, nobel bic
poli3ei ben etreit Mnbdnsern nit
2niippeln gu 9eibe sins. 3wei 2sute,
bic einen Streifbre9er nabesu gu Sobe
sepriiaelt, fino in 9aft. Die Wenge
9rif bic polisiffen nit Gt1den unb
Steinen an; es uuroe aber teinsr bon
ibnen berlebt.
SonneIIp pri9t.
g @itp, Sa., 1. Muguft.
W. s. Sonnelp, prdfibent Der Web=
gers unb Gleii9idnsibsr= @eperti9aft
BON @oroamerita, fpra9 beute Na9.
mittae 81 et1er sroben @erfammluns
bon Streitern. @r iagte, Der Streit
babe erff begonnen unb bic 2eute feiert
arf langen 2ampf 9eriifet.
Mnben g m patbte.
Streif.
81. 2ouis, l. Nug. @egen
200 Sleif6i9aeiber auf benz Union
Wartt gingen beute fir bic 4~ngefeaten
Der S4la9tbduier on ben Spmpatbie=
Streif.
9tlfs=S Sheriff Burfe, Der ben Strei-
ter Mc2ausblin eridoHen, tpurbe
ourd bic @oroners Surp entlafet.
3 u a m M e n f D BE NIT b +
Poli3ei.
ct. S o ep b, Mo., 1. gus.-
Sie poli3ei bate beute peri4iebene 3u=
iamment6be nit Streifern, tueI9e
Iblieferungs= Wd9en Der S9la9tbdu-
bduier aufbielten. ginige Werbaftun-
gen fino erfolgt.
@inbaItsbefebl.
8anas @itp, 1. Muq. Sas
Yun6es= Difritts= @eridt erlieB heute
einen seitueiliaen ginbaltsbefebl gesen
bic S4la6tbaus= Mneeffelten in Soiepb.
Sebe geldfisuns Der Streifbreder uni
ieoe St0rung bes 8etriehs 1T unter=
fast.
Streifer TO NJ en- aurhd.
8eridiebene 100 Gtreiter, weitaus
biz iebt bic gr0Bte 3abl. eri9iener
beute in ben Tabrifen unb baten I'm
@ieoer= NnfteQung. 0iele finb emit.
mutbigt. neil bon Der Saupt.O r9ani.
fation in @hicago feline Streif9eloe,
einlaufen. @tma 200 big 800 tuuroer
b~orldufig auriifgenOmmen.
o 10 II r m.
Hem orf, l. Mug. EN- melt.
9etrennten $beilen Der Stabt rihtet
Elm @euitterffurm beute Na4mittae
nambaften S9aben an. Beioe GlaQ,
~senfansen beg pofamts purben bon
glib setrOHen unb Elm Wann i'm ober
fen Stod bes 9aufes erlitt.igranb
munben.
Sn ben As Winuten Der Sturm
Bauer fielen fat 2 3ol @aTer, 2enet
uno Straben auf Wanbattan Sslanl
tiberHutbeuo unb ben Wertebr bpafdn
big f6reu6.
Gu9 in bic Glassenfanse auf Sam
manp 6an f1lug Der 8Iib, es muro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Mmti-S
Bourfe @pdran MnO Mnoere beIir=
tuDrten oemofr. Ylatfprm.

Sslano unb u. 5. Noams bon bier in
elmer MaReuberiammluns, mel6e bic
anli=S mperialifen Sisa bon Neu
England einberief. 81 b6ren.
yTefbalten an Der bemotratiiden
platform" par Der S9la9truf Der
Heoner.
griefe bon berbOrragenosn Nnti=
Smperialiften i'm san3en 2anbe, barun=
ter Carl Shura u. a., famen our Ser.
leiung.
ablung Der Nus tel
lungs q efeIIf4at.
g t. 2ouis, Mo.. l. Muguf.
Die 2ouifiana : Musfslunss @eiea-
iaaft madte beute cine sweite balbmo=
natli9e Gb3abluns bon $4,000 auf
bic &esierunss.M nleibe. Siefes @elo
murbe benz Bunbes.ll Inter Stabamte
tiberpieien.
SIN Stats @ebduoe bon Stem Sort
lief bic Na9ri9t Elm. baB &i9ter Sar-
ter unb 6rau cine ginlaoung fur ben
SEEM Sort Sag, 4. OCTOBER, annab=
men.
u 8 # b o n 9 q b n ele=
grapbife n.
SaIIas, Ssr., l. Nus. Mit.
slieber bes Oroens Der Babn<S elesra-
pbiiten lesten beute bic Mrbeit nieber
semdB sinem Streitbefebl fur ale
Selesrapbifen Der MiHouri, 9anfas
& Seras Babn. Die 3abl Der Nus=
itdnbigen lieB fid nidt ermitteln. sc
banbelt fi9 UNI 2obn-S iferenaen.
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-21
CONGRATULATIONS
AND FLOWERS
Showered on Venerable Actress
Who Celebrates her Birth
Today

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK. Oct 21.--Scores OF
congratulatory messages from men and
women prominent In the theatrical pro-
fession all over the country were re-
ceived today by Mrs. G.. H. Gilbert
upon the eighty fourth anniversary OF
her birth. Flowers, too. fairly rained
upon the venerable actress, and her
home, at No. 33 West Sixty first street,
was a perfect bower. Never in better
health and as eager for work as the
youngest beginner. Mrs. Gilbert spent
a good part OF the day in rehearsing
Granny, the Clyde Fitch show which
is to be produced at the Lyceum thea
ter next Monday night and in which
she IS 10 have the principal part.
Mrs. Gilbert is an Engliehwoman,
born in Lancashire on October 81. 1921.
Her first appearance was on the Nor
wich circuit as dancer In 1886. The
same year she had married a profess
sionaI dancer, George Henry Gilbert.
They came to the United States in
1s49, and she continued as dancer
until 1869. when she began playing
leading old woman characters. in
which she has acquired her present
fame. Her husband died in 1866. In
1869 Mrs. Gilbert enterede Augustfp
Dalyss company sand remained in It un-
til his death. Since then she has been
with Charles Frohman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-21

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.J
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-There was an
unusual air of hustle about the demo-
cratic headquarters today caused by
the activity in ompleting arrange
ments for the mass meeting in Carne-
gle hall tonight, under the auspices of
the Business Mems Parker and Davis
association. The announcement that
former President Grover Cleveland Is
to preside has caused more interest to
be taken in the demonstration than has
attached to any of the political rallies
held in New York SO far during the
present campaign. Though the former
president has made It plain that he
doees not intend to deliver speech 1t
is generally expected that he will have
a few words to say in expression OF
his views on the issues of the present
campaign and of endorsement for the
national ticket The principal address
OF the evening win be delivered by John
G. Carlisle, ex-secretary of the treas
ury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-21
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, United
States land ONCE. Lewiston, Idaho. Oc-
tober II, 1904.
Notes is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make Anal proof in
support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver. at Lewiston, Idaho, on
December s, 1904. viz:
ALFRED J. SULIER,
of Webb, Idaho. for the lots 8. Z. 9. 10.
section 26, and lots IA. Is. 1s. II, section
q. township IS n, range w. B. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Jay NJ Armstrong, of Sweetwater,
Idaho.
Robert Moran, OF Webb, Idaho.
Frank Knapp. OF Sweetwater. Idaho.
Alexander Roscoe OF Sweetwater.
Idaho.
J. B. WEST. Register.
Oct. 17-Dec. s-col.