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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
TAKING A. DESPERATE CHANCE

This country is apparently about to
accept as feature of sport that will
contribute the zest.. of deadly danger
to the jaded appetite of the public,
the automobile race. Within a few
weeks in, st. Paul. an exhibition of
racing was given and considerable
number of people who were by no
means automobile fends were given a
taste of the exfilaration that is Incl
dent to racing in which the element of
speed and consequent danger Is in
volved. 1t was at that time obvious
that the public was ready to take to
auto-speeding exhibitions. The ter
rife speed attained by some Of the
racers and the imminent probability
that some of the machines would get
limb had the same effect that an ap-
peal to the underlying instinct of bar
barism in humanity has had since our
ancestors of the stone age went out
to battle with flint axes. The speeding
contests were quite free from the ele-
ment Of noble strife that makes
horse race popular. The people want
ed to see space and time annihilated,
and rather expected to see a chauffeur
or two put out of the way. They did
not confess it, even to themselves, but
the expectation was there. No acct
dent occurred, but the public appetite
was sharpened.
In an accident at st. Louis Sun
day, Barney Oldfield, one Of the
great auto experts Of the country, lost
control of his machine, went through
fence and killed two spectators.
That accident was due at every speed
ing contest for automobiles that has
been held within the. past three years
Oldfield's machine, going at q speed to
defy intelligent use of the drivers
faculties, ran into cloud Of dust
raised by another car It. was utterly
impossible for Oldfeld to see anything.
In fraction of a second the car went
through the fence and took two lives.
The race tracks Of this country, the
country roads Of Europe already offer
many and bloody proofs OF the inabil-
ity of the human mind to act promptly
and intelligently when the body is be-
ing hurled through space at a speed
that upsets the mental equilibrium.
In racing with autos on circular tracks
the perfection of the machine and the
instinct Of the chauffeur stand alone
between the racing man in car and
almost certain death.
1t would be futile to hope that the
auto people will do anything to limit
the speeding OF their machines. It is
equally useless to expect that the
owners of fast machines will be con-
tent with going at anything less than
the limit. Little can be done to save
the chauffeurs and the foolhardy per-
sons who ride in races with them.
But something can and must be done
to save the curious from exposing
themselves to the death that menaces
the spectator at auto races. The only
safe way to watch an auto race is
from the top of a high building. Until
the legislative bodies apply a brake to
the speeding machines the public
should give th7in a wide berth. AS to
the racing chauffeur there is nothing
to be done just now to save him from
almost certain destruction.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
And He OUGHT tn Know

Probably Elihu Roots Judgment as
to the political situation in New York
Is as good as the best; and he refuses
TO take his chance of election as the
republican candidate for governor,
phia Record.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Will Decline All Invitations

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 31.-President
Roosevelt has declined consistently ali
invitations of every kind received since
he was nominated by the Chicago con
vention, and the announcement is re-
iterated autieritatiyely that he win be
obliged TO decline all invitations dur
ing the pending campaign.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Barney Oldfield says he will engage
in no more auto contests. Now what
are we coming to when one Of the
leaders of the auto set declares him.
self satisfied with just two scalps?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Coat Tail Censor

F; When man talks too much, his wife
pulls at his coat for him to sit down,
and it is not until she is dead and he
makes a fool of himself that the world
recognizes how much Of his past good
record was due to this coat tail censor.
(Kan.) Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Senator Clark ran away from lu-
matte who demanded million or his
life. Some millionaires are SO close
listed that it is impossible to make
them loosen even for measly million.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
But Wait Tin the Readers Get u

With his new novel nearing publica-.
Ilon Hon. Tom Watson is naturally
dasposed to take a less Populistic view
than usual of the economic situation
Milwaukee Sentinel 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Knew Just What to Read

A correspondent claims to have
caught Senator Fairbanks reading
Ella Wheeler Wilcox's Poems of Pas
SION. Perhaps the distinguished Hoo
sler had become uncomfortably chilly
and desired to economic in coal while
warming up.-Denver Post.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
The Result

DO you believe that mosquitoes are af-
fected by. the use Of kerosene in the
swamps?''
Yes" answered Farmer CorntosseI.
kerosene drives more of 'em from their
homes an makes 'em crosser an blood
thirstier than er."-Washington Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Probably Only s4s. gee .ooo

russell Sage announces that he
doesn't believe any man can make $780,
100000 q year honestly. It is, safe to
conclude now that Uncle Russell's'
annual income doesn't reach that fig
ure.-Chicago Record HeraId.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Are Very Thoughtful, ANYWAY

Russian nihiliets are reported to be
experimenting with a noiseless bomb.
In the nope of being able to kill the
car without waking the youngster.-
Portland Oregonian.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Eliminated
S0mettmaS

Sometimes baseball umpire gets so
ratified that he doesn't know where he is
at. but by listening ca fully to few of
he can easily convince himself that if
isn't the Epworth League-Cincinnat
Commercial-Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Not Mentioning Who Did

President Alton B. Parker would not
suspend the civil service rules to put
influential workers in Office to lay wires
Tor his nomination in 190S-Rochester
Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Incentive TO Silence

eff you could tell woman,s age by her
teeth. like horses" remarked the OBJ
server Of Events and Things, "a woman
would be more inclined to keep her mouth
shut. Yonkers Statesman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
May Lose the Farmer Vote

Agriculturists have grave fears that
the frost will be. on the pumpkin early
II Fairbanks takes the stump.-AtIanta
Constitution. $50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Among the Merrymakers
Waltinn

well, I can't hold in much longer"
Whats the trouble?"
I'm finding it almost impossible to re-
things
why resiSt?'
Eth? I'm waiting until the Carnegie
hero fund committee can get together
and lay out its plans. "-CleYeland Plain
Dealer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

The correspondents have now COM
mitted themselves irrevocably by get
ting a half million men together at
Liau-yang. Now they will have to
show us.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Therefore, There's Nothinn noinn

A japanese socialist wants President
roosevelt to stop the war. MIR. Roose-
Veit Is always glad to oblige friend,
out the Japanese socialistic vote is toe
small in this country to command
much ,attention.-NeW York, World. :.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Those Its Pa Tells

The Smithers' baby's cutting teeth
Right piercing are its screeches-
We think it's cutting them upon
It's sharp and witty speeches.
Cleveland Leader.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
That's the Whole Trouble

The president should possess a iudi-
eial mind, something entirely foreign to
the Roosevelt make-up.-AtIanta Con
stitution.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Those decisive battles between the
Japs and the Russians don't seem to
decide much.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Is Probably Pounding His Ear

Nothing has been heard for some
time OF Gen. Plug. 1t is believed he is
suffering from slump.-Baltimor Her
aid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
His Likes

Don't you think he lacks aplornb ?"
asked Mrs. Oldcastle.
We'll. replied her hostess, st don't
know. but at the dinner the other night
it did seem to me as though he couldn't
get enough peaches. Chicago Record
Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Kent His Mord

Path boss sed thot he'd be afther
maxim 1T hot fer me. an b.gorry, he did
Mike-Pfwat did he do?
Pat-Faith, an he foired me-Chicago
News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Nowd1e Will Be Sorry

By going over to Parker, Carl Schurz
gives up the chance of ever having a
postoff1ce named for him. Baltimore
Sun. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Gen. Stoessers disposition to stick is
going to make an awful dent in the
Russian census
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Why not give Thomas w. Lawson
hiss money back and shut him up?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
At St. Paul Theaters

Chauncey Olcott played, to an i'm
mense audience at both performances
Yesterday, and the prospects are that
the rest OF the engagement will even
De peter. In the new revival of one
OF Mr.. Olcott's most successful plays,
"A Romance of Athlone," by Manager
augustus Pitou, which is being given
an this week, including Saturday
matinee, Mr.. Olcott is seen in one of
his most admired characters.
Inc forthcoming annual engagement
or Way Down East in this city will
De marked by the usual ''Way Down
East business, if one may judge by
the number of inquiries already made
at the box Office of the Metropolitan
theater. The engagement here covers
a week, with matinees Monday Labor
day., Wednesday and Saturday.
Laughter prevails at the Grand this
week, where "Tiily Olson" the comedy
drama, is meeting with success. The
crowd yesterday was far in excess Of
the capacity of the theater. Gertrude
Swiggett, the coincidence, creates
much amusement in the title role.
THE Laurel Comedy Four sang many
pleasing songs and the other special
ties Were we'll done.
"Queen of the White Slaves is the
title of the melodrama which A. H
Woods will bring to the Grand next
week. The author, Arthur j. Lamb,
opens the play in New York, takes his
audience to San Francisco, thence
across the Pacific to Hongkong, and
from that city back to San Francisco.
The New York Stars are offering a
good vaudeville bill to the patrons of
the Star this week, and the attendance
at both matinee and evening perform
ances have been large. Tomorrow the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
The Comedy of Eternal Trut,,

Whats all this new thought ?"
"Old thought discovered BY new peo-
pie. "-Broetlyn Life.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
Can Locate the Trouble in Nove,,h.

Mr.. Roosevelt has decided to keen
out OF the Chicago strike He is learn.
ing to knows buzz-saw when he sees
one.-Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01

Anyhow the Mandan Pioneer con-
graduates itself on the fact that it's
editorials Of twenty years ago are be-
ing framed and preserYed-at ST. Louis
in the vicinity Of the old Roosevelt
Embellishments Tribune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
9ie @orris StraBe=8 Bride

Gin Contract fur Den Bau elmer seit=
peiligen bol3srrsn gOdbrtds hber ben
White &iper OH Der Worris Strabe,
III Germ Wi. W. Sefress ieitens Der
8eh6roe fur 6fsntli4e Grbeitsn pOrs
selegt morben. Die Bride ioa Biz our
6ertigHelung Der permanerten, pel9s
auf ca. $4,000 beranidla9t poroen 1T,
benubt tperbsn. Stabt uno bic Snters
urban gabn peroen ie sur 9dlfte bic
Soften tra9en.
Wartis M. Sueg, Der @ountps@oms
mifIdr erfldrte fi9 Der Staot 9e=
geniiber dig 8ebolmddtigtsr bereit.
bab, obmobl bic Staot oamit ieiner 3eit
einperHanben mar, bic Soften FIR bic
tempordre Bride 81 tragen ETC., oas
@ountp Die Soften, Del6e fi1 auf
$4,000 belaufen piirosn, tra9en NOBLE,
Die Staot iOie nun Die Soften fir ben
@ntpurf Der Bride tra9en. Die Bride
1T bonn eroben @ertb fur Wef Sns
oianapOlis unb iOn fir Wd9en= uno
SuBsdnserbsrfebr berseribtet weroen.
M. 90. Sefress Goroeruns ffeat f4
auf 80 Cts. FIR ieoen 5uB pfeiler=Wn-
age, $50 fRr tauieno SUB SOl3, 4
Gents per pfuno fur SOl3sn uno 25
gents fur b6lsernes @eldnoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
Criminal 0ertdt.

&i6ter Mlforo i'm @riminaloeri9t
entidieo. oaB Elm 9afu9ier Der Stra.
Benbabn nibt Oas &e6t bat, cine Cab
i9leife bes StraBenbabn9eleiies gu u,1=
fabren. Obne EXTRA 5abrselO su sublen.
Sarrp 9. Wels beifisg an Der Waibs
in9tan Strabe einen NOro Suoiana=
polls StraBenbabnUasen unb eeoa9te
Die SQinOis, Warplanb, Weribian uno
WaibinstOn StraBen entlan9, on oer=
ielben gfe borbei, beimsufabren. Ser
&i4ter enti9ieo, oaB err 9eraoe 10 gut
bdtte warten t6nnen, bis Der g8a9en
bic @noidleife umfabren bdtte, ebe ct
ben Wa9en beitieg, uno Der @Onouc-
teur, pel6er Weas bonn Wagen eetpie=
fen bate unb Der baraufbin berbaftet
tporben mar, purbe frafrei entlaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
@runoeigentbums uebertragnngeu

Grant +. Sut6ins an @lisabeib M.
9amlet, Got IL, 8loG 3, Glet9ers
norb6fIi9e NobitiOn, 40 BEL 14O SUB,
Otli6s Settle bon Oanbes Str, fhoI.
bon IL. Str. $3.50.
Senrp .. gierce an Sames u.
Sonarb u. a., Got z, McSernan u.
o., Sub. bon She'll bon Weft's grben
abo., 30.6 bel GIG SUB, n6rbIi6s
Settle bon Is. Str, ueftli9 bon Drill
Touri Str, 81, 400.
@eorge u. &iier an @bparb 2obl=
man, Got 16, Seinrias Noo., @ums
berlano. $500.
Central Sruft &c.. Srufiee, an Sol.
SabioTOn, Got 1872, SsnOr place, Of=
ieite gaa Ctr. 2. nOrbli9 bon %.
Ctr. $50.
Seize Or. Sinoaa an See u. Saroin,
Got 131, @ader's 8. Qob., Sausb-
bile, Ofieite 2etdam Str, n6roli9
bon @aloelaes Str. $500.
See u. 9arbin on 6arlep u. &ufea,
oieielbe 2ot. $500.
9arrp s. Wiligan au Sabib &.
8ilpin, Got rs, @ulber u. u. Subj,
Columbia place, n6roli9e Settle Der
2pnn Npe., tpeiilid bon Cornelius Nbe.
$500.
@eOree 8rabes on Warp sc. Omens,
Got Is, Blod 10, 8ruce=8afer's Mbo.,
iioweftlide Gde "a. Str. uno YanOes
! Ctr. SO, 100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
Die 8eb0ros fir OHentliGe Ar:
bstten bsRatist Den 8ertdt
Der GommtfGre.

Die &ommifare, tpeI9e pom Der Stabt
utb Der @afers gompasnie ernannt purSen.
6eri4teten mad elmer f~trensen unb ~umfanss
rei9en Srilfuns bes itdbtii9ea 8aferS
ifIsenbermaBen:
y@ir iinb einItimmis Der Mnfi9t, baB
oas @aher weI9es ben G%Oniumenten tpdbs
renb Der 9erioee bieier 1lnteriu9uns s~eliefert
wurbe, suten seiunobeitIi9en ~Gbaratters
mar Sab bas @aiier BON 9ribats8 runnen
elmer Der wi9tisiten Sactpren Der Gnts
ftebunss.l1riu6en bieier (Spp6us) Gpibemie
geriobe mar"
Die 8ommiTdre empfeblen bic Gonbems
nirung bon 8ripat.8 runnen uno Ibprten,
unb empfebIen, bab Serbinbungen NIT Abs
,u9standIen bsrseite0t weroen iOaen mo
INNER IT'D lpI9e befinben. Der san5e 8es
:iht Der RommiiiGre lit IN Druid unb tpirb
auf gnfrase abseIiefert ODER nit Der 9pit
p~erianbt.
Die AuaIitdt beS @afers, ME ipl9es pOn
oieier @eieni6aft s~eIiefert pirb, unb wie
purd 6ieIen 8eri6t feitseiteIt, lit fir ale
8e,uobner Der Stabt CUNT 9ripats@ebram9
empfeblenstpertb.
SnoiauapoliR @aher So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31

M d / q o :
iterer, an Der @aroen StraBe uobn=
6aft, Wuroe seffern our9 Die POlisiftsn
@alter Cor uno Scanlon unter Nn=
tla9s beg 8rOBoiebfabls perbaftet.
s n 6 anton, O., m b n
ttr3!i9 uitti9e Bereinbarungsn bin=
f6tlid beg pnHagierberfebrs auf ben
slettriiden Snterurbnn= g ininien getroF=
fen. 6iernu4 iOGen Sidet=Ayenten
Ga6rtnrten fir oas ean3e elettrii9e
Snterurbans Spitem in Snoinna uno
Ohio Obs nod GAINESVILLE, Belefon=
tame unb MariOn, o. %bertnuTen t6n=
Dies neue NbtOmmen iOl i6on inner,
balb 80 8a9en our N~usfhbrun9 seGan=
gen. Wan bat Oann tpeiterbin Ser
binoun9 nit p%ittsburg, @lebelano uno
Detroit; nuber0em nit 6bicngO, Mi=
9igan @itp unO st. SOiepb.
Sobn SO. Sern er9ie n
gsItern Dor Dem Nrbeitsamt als 8eftr,
mOrter Der National Drill & Manufg.
So. bon @bicn9o. @r b%sftritt, baB bic
bon Der Staot gum 4auf au~seriebenen
SrOD= Wagen einen Snbalt bon 5 Qua,
orat= Daros faHsn t6nnen. Die bon
ibm bertretene @Ompa9nie iei Die elm.
3ige, tuel6e. oieie Wagen 81 einem preiit
bon $3.50 pro Sttid liefern t6nne. 5000
t6nnten auf oieie Weiie gsipart werben
Die 8erUaltung wOae Die SADIE &C.
nab priifen, bepOr fe @ontracte ab.
l6lieBe. SnipsctOr 8arrarb 1T fil
ben @atiOn=@ a9en. Die bier ermdbn'
Wn9en inb ourdpeg nit Gipp.
YOrri9tung berisben, Hno man feb.
9enau oarauf, OaB fe 10 oi6t ME m6s.
LID i6lisben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
Yoli5euides.

6 W a I, n, Der fi9 in perod9=
tiger @eiie an Der 81 SEEM YOrt S.r.,
in Der Ndbe Der Selatpare Str, eeitern
Mbeno umbertrieb uno Der in beridie:
oensn 6duiern ourd Die GenferlaOen
lab, perisbte bic 8epobner Der Na1-
bari9aft in einise Nufregung. Sei
@intrefen Der poli3ei mar Der unhsims
lide @af' bsrI6wunosn.
: 0 @peret, SO Sabre alt,
elm 5ubrmann, Der 3l2 MQnes Ctr.
uObut, wuroe our4 ben poli3iften Be
&Ofstt 9eitern unter Die Nnflass -oes
ibdtli9en Nn9rifes seffelt uno ber'
haftet. @beret Itpurbe bon einem lun=
gen 8uri9en Dor GINGER 3eit, gele9ents
lid elmer Prtiselei i'm Sote elmer Wirtb=
idaft nit einem Steine oerarti9 suge'
1idtet, oaB er ieitber bettld9erig mar,
10 baB man i'm ni6t gut frtber fsft=
nebmen tonnte.
90 NJ. 8nrb; 10 Sabre oft, Elm
2aufburi9e, $50. 522 8iadforo=S Str,
tpurbe our9 Die &noler Nsfin uno
Amsoen Derbaftet; er tpuroe unter Mn=
-
flase beg tbGtliGen Nn9rifs 9eftslt.
gprb 1T Der Garbige, tpeIder bon
einem Strabenbabn=@ onbucteur, ben
er nit einem Msfer bebrObt baben ion,
on Der Snoiana Nbe. uno 8ermOnt-
Strabe ourd einen Gebolberi9uB an
Der S9ulter berpunbet wuroe. 8pto
tonnte Ieiner Wunbe balber ebenfaQs
falls ui9t frtiber fef9erOmmen peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
@tess- -Grab.
@ eb o r n:

@ eb Dren:
WiQiam uno Minnie Subler, $50
u. Semple NDe., Mdo9en. - Crop
uno gona @raD, 815 Sempls Nbe.,
MdO6en.-I. uno Srau 6le;er, 2S2
Snoiann Nbe., Snabe.
@e|traut:
MiltOn gOggs-Narp 9. @OOos.
9noD Stur9On-Wnrp &untel.
Sobn SuoIon-8eiie Wtc@ret6.
@arl e. 8ranot-Sorat6en WoOrs.
Sarap 3. 8arlOw-Mprtle peroett.
Sames SOhniOn - Sarab exemption.
9arrp 6lemins-4melia Omen.
Snmes SObniOn-Suian Gearing.
6rant 6encett-pearl SruelOd.
Sra @nf-Sbp 8omin9er.
Mnurice 2bn9-glisabetb Nbams.
Carl @bifins - glisubetb 3bOmIOs.
artbur 6rancis-Mon Stanton.
@ 4 o b en-:
Rslie 9. 9nOr Malons, 80, 220
%. 8ermOnt Str. - 9enrp 5eloer,
20, 755 Detroit Nbe. -Martba Sones,
go, 2212 9enmooo &benue. =
Sattie Sweenie, Sc, 116 60. 81. Str.
-Mi9ael @areD, 81, lib @n9liib
NOe. = Sannab &DbOlt, rs, @entral
9OIpital fir Srrfinni9e. = Suian
NaifOn, 20, 518 90. @our. Str. -
!Siaiab @ebb, 1924 Central Nbenue.
-SOispb 5. @uribwiler, II. Stabt-
9Oipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
@lan;te aurdj Nbmeienbeit.

W%afbin9ton 5ra3ier, unter Intlage
feline 6rau 9ei6la9en unb nit einem
Belle anssgrifsn gu 6aben, perfeblte,
fi9 9efern i'm Srtminalseri9te our
8erbanolung gu ftelen. Ssin Yirge,
8eor9e @. Sia, miro fur bic $500
gtireIdaft auf3utOmmen haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31

sa- ttmierm Seiern biermtt
sur gefautgen Notts, oaB
oeS IeujatrSfeteS tpe9em
Oie ,,Srtb1ne" ant Wpntag
ntGt er56etnett Miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31

s 2anQs 8feifen, fur;e gfeifer,
S9nupftabats= DOZEN unb &auhartitel
aler Mrt. iopie @iqarren better Quali=
tGt BEL 5. 80. Wu1o, Is 0ir9inia Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31

@afbin II, 81. Oe3br.
6itr Snbiana {: S90H beute Ibenp uno
am Gonntag; mGBiee 9~emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31

GF Ser Sabrer 3tnfenoe
Sote &alenoer f6r 1905 TIT
onr6 mniere Sfitce sn be-
steben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-31
0eidGfts=@ eleasa1eit : ss Ssr sSaIsn.

pber Bertauiten zines Gsi9dftss probirsH Sic
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ated. Admiral Kataoka commander or
the third squadron, returned there
Sunday with a detachment Of MS
squadron, protecting two flotillas OF
torpedo boats which had been detailed
To complete sweeping the harbor by
the removal Of mines. Five mines
were discovered and exploded, and the
work was being suspended for the DAY
when the Miyako struck an ttndigcov-
cred mine, which exploded With tre~
mendous force under the stern, on the
port side, and inflicted immense dam
age on the hull. The MIyako sank IN
% minutes. Two sailors were killed
and % men were wounded The rest
Of the crew were rescued,
The news of the loss of the Mtyako
has been ~sorrowfully received In TOXIC
The dangerous character of the work
In which the Miyako was engaged IS
generally appreciated, but it was
thought that the loss of torpedo boat
No. As, under similar circumstances,
Thursday last, would\serve as a warn
ing to those engaged in the work, to
exercise great care.
The Mlyako was a steel cruiser OF
1900 tons displacement and $3.50 IN
Dictated horse power, completed In 1901
and having an estimated speed Of "
knots. She was BAN feet long, had
3G-feet beam and drew 1874 feet OF
water. Her armament consisted OF
two 47-inch quick-fring guns and ten
! 1.S-lnch guns and four torpedo tubes,