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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
THOUSANDS STARVING
Il. EASTERN ii TURKEY. !. |! RI a |
In Midst Of Thieves and Disease
Eight, Thousand Tribes
men Suffer.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

T.. NJ . /.
= BOSTON. MASS, March ls-Prlyate vat
.adytces have been received by the Amerri'-5
can Board Of Foreign Missions from Mis- Nils
sIonary Cole. III Bitlls, Eastern Turkey
that not less than 5000 people in the
mountains OF the sassonn region are
starving, Many Of thom are located. In al.
most inaccessible places, few Of them
with proper clothing or shelter, Their
tiocks and herds have dlsappsaarsd or
an endemic Of typhoid is also rag! Ing.
Dr, Underwood. OF the "A nlercnps Board,
has ben sent the district and ls giving
trribution OF relief an dlooklng after the
sick. The 3helPlessness Of the people ls
greatly Increased by the en- forcemept 9
ment to prevent them from leaving their
ruined villages and seeking assistance
outside. Relief work ~ being organiHed
as fast as they can be raised, 81 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
FIRE INSURANCE men
BOYCOTT o II KANSAS. !
Underwriters Recommend With
IS drawal Of All Business
From State.
!. tpy Associated Press.

NEW DIRK, March t1s.-The National
Board Of Fire underwriters, at q spe-.
clal meeting here + to-day resolved Y to
recommend the withdrawal OF all tlre In
surance business in the State OF Arkan,,
sas, This action was taken because Of
the proposed enforcement Hot thesnnti-
compact law by the Arkansas Leg sla-
turo. The bill becomes operative March
ad, and III not repealed by that date all
policies wrltten8ln tho State OF Arkansas
will Lo cancelled. H il IF 81 "a III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

WASHINGTON, March Il. When the
aCxar calls his war council Tomorrow
\ he win be able to In form themS that Japan
will welcome peace on rea sonable terms
and will prompt w name her condItions.I I
provided n she receives 53 trus two orthyE as
asurances that they vii be seri iousl " con-
sdered This. 4 the Emperor has learned
from friendly chancellorle In Europe, as
well al the general terms acceptable to
Japan These, "a is said !, inclll dc the res
stention s by Japan Dt Port Arthur. Il:
/ Japanese protectorate "A over ID ~ crea and
a,, Ind emnty . Al From AZ high official the
Z sAssuciated Press hears that \ Russia has
recalled her second Pacl flo$ 50 quadron. An
sattaohe Sct q Russian embassy In Europe
E,s quo tod as & expressing the Belief that
i11uropatktn'ss recontr defea ts' win a; force
\ sRussiass to n ask for pen nce:4 'aS
On Verge Of Peace.
s4 Briefly these were the reports current
lin the iplonatic corps to-day and as q
result Of this Important formation, off,.
5clal washington believes " tonight that
Russia and Il Japan are 4 on K the verge gof
pea Ce. LhSlt.s ne true tnnL &lile second
Pacific squadron has been recalled, d even
the most optimistic Of Ii Russu's IS friends
admit that this Is Y q strong Indication
that Oyama' 8 Nigh tyis blow has made for
peace. f{5SSi ssS.
4 Count Cassini, the Russian Ambassador,
!is the notable exception IN the group OF
foreig ENJOYS here. # oWever generous
the terms which Jnpan il mig hit OFFER, VI thoa
ambassador said tonight, \ usslan pres
tige Is not among q them. Il, That is one
thing for which tho war WIS., 8be fought
to the end Ia Victory for tho Russian rms
will alone make foI peace. ! & not at Tic,
Pass, then at Hnrbin; Russia Nv Ill t5 ass
selnble another army mightier than be-
fore, and with that army she Will settle
tho issue. It may be six months, q year
Or perhaps Il two years. Time will 'be no
consdcration.At fSs5 Si,s IN n
h At the Japanese legation 1t Is declared
that st. Petersburg and not Toxic Is the
capital from which the world must hope
for peace proposals. Mr. ,3 tn aknhira, the
Japanese minister, said y to- day In the !
most emphatic manner that Japan had
not directly proposed pcnc CO. He did not
deny that neutral Powers through heir
lenvoys, from time to time had sounded
Japan as to tho terms on which she
would acept peace. but these he said ne-
cessnrlly changed with the progress Of
the intilnation being that RUS
sia could have btnlned better terms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Page a, Northern District, FalffaxssI 3.
tpFY c ounty, 81 190,
;&I2;l243oe5


n n !, & nboye anonymously y printed slip Is
being circulate in Ri ichmond and through -
out Virginia Yhile no name Bis Prln =
2ed: II Is being freely stated that the per-;
son lch the slip is cant TO in1ure - -
Lieutenant. Governor Jose eph g5W W:llla marc.
who Is az candidate for nomlna ton 1or
Governor Of Virginia ~ =, ., ..sia
,g6 Captain willard stated to a$Ilmes- Dis
patch man that he had g: :shreWd suspi-!
ycion I as stoy the source OF the anonymous
communication. z. /. !.
B: The aim OF the clip is to charge that
Captain Willard did not pay tax on On ota any
income for lie year - W. SIG
IS In an Interview printe below, sCap tl' ta'n
Willard fully explains the matter and
refutes the underhand %charg
b m addition to Captain yvillard's state
ment, The Times Dispat ten received $last
night the following telegram from on ~ ,lhe
clerk OF the Court Of Fairfax coun ~. ylr--:
einin b which explains the transaction: s's
4 "'s1' 5 FaIrfax, v al N ar t3, 1905. }s }
rim = I. DIsp atch, Rlchm ond, y Va: 5.{sg
Is n appears from the orI0lna Al returns
Tor the year Of 1904, made BY Joseph e
Wizard TO the commissioners OF the
revenue for Fairfax county and now on
file sn my office that under clause 9 Q.
schedule o, Income $s7, o0o was rep ?! osseo 'ea
and the sum of So. .eoo was repor'eo &C.
sIosses .S y, J. :, !, :, :, Y, S H
+ M - Clerk Circuit Court OF Falrfax.
Willard to the Point.
:, o,,s slipflast night and asked Il he had
anvthing to say regarding Its contents
Captain Willard said:
The statement does me Injustice II and and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
YOUNG MAN ARREs TED
AFTER VERY HOT CHASE
(snee,al 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial to The ,Tilnes-D Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, March 1s-After hot
chase Of seyeral locks on ~ ftl Ayonllai
to-day. q young ", no esalmed to- be
n In 'Edmundson = . III eigl,. NJ &, e., was
sarreste ted byl a pol, = the request of
tho paying teller, d /. 4 NGtoWn branch
iof the Chase Natlpnal Bank, who had
led he pursuit from I he door OF the bank,
and who charged Shin| MI ii attempt ing tos
pass q bogus check tsy fl75,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
DEMOCRATIC 1l:)E MAYOR FOR
FIRST8TlME IN FIFTY YEARS
nv Associated Press.)

BANG on, ME-, March Ia For the fret
time In nj ftylyears. the Democrat tlo paEsy
to- day cleo m Mayor AZ lne muhlolpal
II ~ ions. Il ,rhe Repub blcans We're success-
mi in the other municipal .electio held
In tie State stn-dey, eleotlng mayors IN
Aususta, Biddsford, BelfastyaRd Brewer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
. .Accornplished HDiplor

f n 20
Nv secret w IIny- ii said to disappro ove the
policy OF the PRESIDENT, which seeks el 70
make tho United States the guard Ian az ana
7 stuaran tor OF South and Central "a 1nerican
republics but Mr.. Loomis II understood
70 have urged 1t upon$the President:
Mr.. Hay is probably the most ccom-
plished & diplomat this country. has pro-
duced. d Secretary Olney wrote one or ,s two
OF the most vigorous not tes ever sent out
from the State apartment to "a foreign
government, but . Mr. Hay, since he en-.
tered the Cabinet OF President Mckinley,
has scarcely, made a blunder. In the opin-
ion OF tho ma jorlty Of the pee ople It
Is. moreover, an open secret that the &as-3
surance given by President Roosevelt, q
few weeks before the Il ction, that (
elected, Mr.. Hay would retain the portfolio
81 the Secretary Of State. was given ut
the solicitation OF the Republican man \
ayers, who saw the need OF 1T ind that
It did add greatly to the strength OF the
President Ia undoubted $l .Hs 81
LIT Is n foregone conclusion that the
statement. that tho Secretary Of State
jcontemplntes reslgning will be denied He
may Be induced to change his mind. here
is not 4 shade of doubt that he now
most seriously contemplates getting out
OF the Cabinet. and that he will do so
unless no receives from the President
complete recognition Of the fact that the
Secretary and not the assistant secrc-,
tary is the head OF the apartment which
has to- do with the gn polio OF this
! Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Will Loomis Resign?

f@I 1t is reported that n solution OF the
trouble will TO found In the resignation
OF First Assistant secretary LOOMS
n said the President has thought Of
sending him as amba ssador to Mexico.
Mr. Loomis is now In San Fran cisco / on /
business connected with the department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
ASK R.|C|:'|H:||M|!|||.0!'|.N'|||.D|:||. ! /
TQzD.E.T|'E|.R||;||Ml.I.N||E| !: | / / \ /:
sCabell Invites Ellyson to Fight
ss538s5 B attlc Out#at 55#
!: Home. n
WINNING MAN ITO STAY. IN. RACE
Ellyson Prornp p clines and
u Gives His Reasons forsR Running
Lieutenant Governor.
e.

81 The cam mpaign for Lieutenant Governor
took an II terBting turn esterday W'heni
Hon, james Aston Cabell issued q sIgn-l
'ed \ statement, inviting Hon. Taylor
to- enter a. primary in Richmond
10 determine which shall stay In the race
FOR the offioe 35 5.3
Mr. Bl yson last n light gave out Z a state,
tmenti declining I he position and giving
his reaAopBS Sat Sleng b. n l
353$ The card or Mr.. Cabell Is as follows:
s...I noticed III a. Nor folk iornlng@ paper
"a dispa tch # from Richmond ,ts333w Itch w ex-
pressed regret that the Democratic party
of Htchmo ond should DO a dlYid ed with two
cand d ateA *forst thes 1leutepA overno norship
from that cit
8Es1'I wish it .und derstood that ~ only became
q candida teMand flowed my friends to
commit themselves when I had reasons
to feel assured that Nj Mr.i FL llyso n would
not be a. cnnd idate In the p rlmary this
year, VIII ich assurance was confirmed by
his subsequent public declinatlon
..Theabelnted announcement OF Mr. FL II
tyson. that tSheiWtlIEnows sent err the race pre-
sents {. .compllcatio not OfssmY making
but tho consequence Of Swhi che do not
fear, II Or do = n intend to attire from tho
canvass which l have be gun "a
SuoWeVeISbLO ps1t ~
OF ANY Elocal factional dIssenslon5 In the
State escampaig gn. and deeming st best that
the candidate q from the city OF IS Rich
imond should have the solid endorsement
cltlzens. l hereby Q ffer the follow W
Ing solution: tIj5 is ys:j IL
S5f.'I will enter a primary OF the Demo
cratic voters Of Richmond with Mr..
aEllyson, half Of the xpenses OF Whlch&I
will personally pay, and agree that his
candidacy or mine shalt rest upon the
choice OF the peo Pile Of the Eci ty5 In which
we bothflive. to tho end that Richmond
may present to tho state for the lleuten:-.i,
ant-governorshp the man 1. 81 her 4, people
want 45b} 7$ 53 " 5j3 33l
LANES ASTON CABELL.'
Ellyson's Rel oinder.
Mr.. Ellyson's reply whicha,wa given
out last night, Is as follows; ID
sgs.In response to; the urgent req uests Of
many friends In every section OF the
Commonwealth. I q have announced that
/ was a: candidate for the nomination for
sIdeutenant- Governor, and II shall remain
In the field until tho State primary is3
over ~ s 81 u 4 2A.3s q ss
s"It Is we'll known that in January was
prominently mentioned as a pr obabl lie can
N MI Continued n on Third Page,) Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Sensational Rumor Sets Euro,
pean Courts by Ears 2 and and
Causes Excitemerlt.
FIC SQUADRON
.5. 4. HAS BEEN REGAL LED
War Council Will be Held in 81.
Petersburg To Day to Discuss !.
situation Japan Wants 555
Port Arthur, Korea
.35} and an Ind en-
NJ nity.1

81 (By5 Assoc ciat Cd / Press.l
ST.PETERs5UR g, Mar. SIS :45 2. M n
Emperor N cholas has summoned q War
gCouncllt for TO. morrow at VIII oh the who olel
stu atIon W III, be 8consl ere d. SsE Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
MAY GO AND o
RELIEVE THE STRAIN ] n
Exaltation Of Assistant Over l:,,':
Head Of Chief Of Department
Causes Breach " il il y White hit
a House Family Possible b e. is.s
Solution Of the
Trouble.

(FromS our Regular Correspondent $
yVAsII1NGTON.ssA .. CD, March Al lB'-1t II
would not be at all surprising i if sa,,Ft' the
announcement should be made H h IN the g
course OF d few days that the country Nllr.tlF
Vi as 10 be deprived OF the services q John job
Hay as head OF the State Department. n
The resignation of the Secretary OF State
Is not In tho hands Of
but It is thoroughly we'll known to sev,77 ss4',7
oral people that his mind is q allrlost ina de
up to submit 1t. III IA; 4ss h
/, The friction between the Secretary Z ana n %
his chief has been the subject ct quiet Jet
comment for some days. VI N 4. Hay feels '''l
that he s overshnd owed BY & First AS f-a..
sistant Secretary Loomls, om the lFt Fress g
idcnt appears to regard as the head OF = ne
depar rtment, and whom he consults more ~.
frequently than he does r. Hay nj ".
Loom;s is understood to have counsesed
the adoption OF the protocol With Is, So nEo Y te
Domingo BY which the q Y q t1e
United states undertook to y collect the
debts due foreigners BY the Republic {of y
Revolutions, and he LIS said To- have dra IT.
ed, h comment by members ofs Of the the
senate Committee on Foreign y Be Be-
latIons. used to dealing withE38s the he
carefully worded treaties prepair p AIRED rcd by
Nj. Hay ana NJ foreign IL d iplomats. As
a matter Of fact the COMMITTEES Is chang
Ing the form OF the agreement 80 com
plctslyS hat Mr.. 4 Loonlis will not recog-
nlze TIN I he eyer ha daa hand on II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

5(Continued on Second Page.)5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
MINIATURE l:'ll ALMANAc

Sur, III ses 4. v. :24 IiIG GII5Tl De.
Sun 4sets ~. %; 10 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

Continued lii on Third Plage'>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Mr.. Bryan Next Speaker,

y. MT. IosephF Bryan was next introduced,
MI Bryan said: s NJ II, y
Richmond has expanded to the point OF
busting; you Have got to hnye more air,
and u want to say to you that if iRich-
5mond neeus a part Of Henrico, we people
III Henr!co are willing for you to have
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Gbarmetr D6bltnbtmobntr.

Sn elmer S9lu9t am 9ainberse Bel
9rei5, Sbirinsen, tpurbe unlGnslt elm
rrisinener &uu5 %erfrpren uufsefunben.
Ser damn bieb i'm Wolfsmunbe rSin=
ger" unb tpar Der lebte bortise 9Oblen>
betppbner. Sem ri9tieer Same NOR
SrotfGer. @or Sabren bauite Der iebt
@rfrorene nit feinem elei9geiinnten
&umpan v2ieb" in elmer 9Oble am
9apiermiblenfelfen. Sbpobl ss fi9
bier INN cine eigenartige Oulbuns bes
@agabunbentbums banbelte, fpnnten
bic beiben @efenen bod Sabre binburd
ungeitOrt in Der 60ble bauIen. gs be-
ftanb bic Streitfrase, gu pelaer Sc
meinbe fie sebOrten. Natiirli9 bate
fein 9emeinpeien ionberli9 @erlansen
na3 ibnen. 60 fpurben bic 5Dblenbez
tpobner gu elmer Dirt 8eriibmtbeit, unb
fetn Srember befu9te @reia, pbne benz
@0l5f9tbale unb ben SDblenmenf6en
einen 8eiu9 abSuftatten. Die 2ebensz
petie Der beiben mar bic Der Naturp0lz
fer. &aben, 9unbe unb fonftise bon
ben anberen Msni9en ni9t eerabe Be-
por5ugtenS biere bienten ibnen SurNab@
rung. ga m2ieb" unb Singer" flug
senug poren, bic Neu9ier Der Menfden
aus8uniiben, 10 empfinsen ie ibre 8ez
fu6er ftets in bD9ft t6eatralif9er pofe
Dor Der !6Oble. On S~rinfgelbern feblte
es babel natiirli6 ni6t. Mu9 Mnz
fi9tstartsn CAB es, auf bensn bic beiben
rWilben," por Der 9Dble iibenb, gu fe>
ben tparer. Ils man INNER einbrina:
li4er eesen bic beiben bontommen
barmloien Meni6en ipru9, purbs
ibnen f9liebli9 bas Wobnen in Der
SOble rerboten, unb 2ieb fam na9 @ls
tenfals in bas 4rmenpflegebaus, tpo er
bulb itarb. 8et @olfs5dblungen tparen
bic beiben &0blenbetpobner als iol9e
itets m~itqesG6lt tpprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Mnla b o I, So9eeleifen. @us-
bal ber 6trabenbabnen etc. wuroe ges
fern in elmer ss@erfammlun9 awif4en
benz Wapor, benz fdhtiiden Snsenisur.
benz Staot.M nmalt uno Der Seb6roe
fur 6fentli9e Werfe beratben. Na4
Nnt9t oesI ftdotif9en Snssnisurs iOats
es Der Obstruction bes ffdotif8eu Sau-
ants aberlaRen .iein. cine gr1Obung
Der @eleIfe- gu perlan9en Ooer ni9t.
Mr9iteet 8apIor. Der ben
Bau oes 8unoesgebdubes unter Nufs
f&t bat, ION Der grri&tuns zines @i-
garret1. unbI3eitungs.@ tanbes In benz
@ebdube opponiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
@mil Sieb on oiefslben. elm 9rittel

gmil Dieb on oisfelben. elm Hrittel
oesieIbsn gigentbums. 1888. "a.
IeO. u. Sieb an bisislben. eiuErit=
tel besielben Gi9entbums. 1888. "a.
Wiaiam M. 3inbel an Nidolas
5esb, Got Is in Moors's itoli9er Mo=
.oition, 40 bel 100 Sub, perbefert.
Sioieite bon Wegborft Str, 6fli9
BON Wriabt Str. s1480.
Sermanrr %. DIT an Sophia u.
Warnte, Got 81 in Sings @ubbibi.
fion bon 8rpan's Qbbition, 40 BEL 1870
CUB, baoant, Ofistte bon 9amilton
Ipenue. iiioli5 bon Siloen Strabe.
1925.
college 6eie6ts &ealip @ompanp on
Sobn s. SobniOn, Got 80 bon glod 2
in @dOfieIo's WooitiOn. ALL BEL 14O
Sub, bacant, Norbmef.g Ode bon So.
lumbia Muenne uno 81. Str. $3.50.
Span &ealtp COMPANY an 6orace
8. Reeosr, Got A uno SbsiI 8, Spans
Subj, She'll bon MuBenIot 4, so
CUB, perbehert, sto6ffeite bon Sort
Wapne ape. fioli4 bon Walnut Str.
$4,000.
Sobn S. COOPER an benfelben, Got
|. SObniOn's on @aibinaton ctr.
aoo., faolide Settle Der WafhinstOn
Str. ueftlid bon 8ebine Mbe.; Got
80, Sobnfon's Oit Ohio Ctr. Mob.,
6fili9s Settle Der 8sptOns Mbe., fioli&
bon Rem Yort Str; Got Al. @i-
%osnour's 6i3blanb Some aeb., 6fli9e
Settle Der State 9pe.. ftolid bon
Sturm Ibe., unb Got 500, Wc@artp's
IL. Wefieite Ibb.. bflide Settle Der
Grbor ape., iiioli9 BON We@artp Ctr.
$40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

fuTen. Sbielbs' antportsn tpareu
s0sernb; er CAB idliebli9 3u. bab Gon'
nors ansebIi9 psriudt babe, i'm gu
tiberrsbsn, tibsr Mrmour & 60. 9iin=
ifise gn9absn su MAIDEN. @onnors
ioa R9 benz 3enssn seasniber lett bel.
len 4ntunft bon Der liebenswtiretsfen
Settle es3eist baben. $50 bat er ibm
ansebli9 bic @ef&dftsfele bon Dir
mour & 60. our geiOrsuns ieiner @e=
f9dfte nit feinen Sbeilbabern in 3ep
gOrt CUR 8erfisnng geffelt, ferner Die
freie BenuBuns Der pripat-S elegra'
p6en- 2inie BON Mrmpur & So. stpii6en
@bicaqo uub SEEM Sort, au4 bat er
ibm bic S9la4tbausanlagen ge3eigt
uno f9 in anberer Weiie bes 8eiu4ers
angsnommen.
@ie ebislos ausiaste. bra4ts @ona
nors ssIesentli8 au9 bas gsiprd4 auf
ben 3ued bes 8eiudes In @bicago.
Sabei fol- er bic unteriu9ung nit benz
3euaen er6rtert uno ibm nabe 9ele9t
baben, Mrmour & SO. uno @onnOrs
felbft ginfi9e @usiasen su MAIDEN,
ooer aber bic Mntport sl berueigern.
Spfort erbOben Die 8unoes'8 roB-
gei6worenen isne Mntlasen, in oenen
bic angefibrten puntte beriibrt fino
uno @onnors ferner beai9tigt piro,
beriu9t gu babsn, anoere borgelaoene
3eugsn 5u bseinfuhen. Seren Ta-
men Iino ben 5roBaei4worenen aber
nod ni9t betannt. @onnors Ieriu4,
ben gorfal su psrbeimliden. miblang
infolge ablsbnsuoen 8erbaltens oes
@eri9tsf9reibers.
Die p6tsl.W u9naten. bic Der Inf4t
uaren, oaB Der sesen fe ein9eleitete
prO3eB rlur elm BLUFF lei, beginner nun
ein3ufeben, baB es bitterer grnf miro
unb i9iesen In i6rer Nngf 10 beiloie
gOde, bab fe f9 nur tiefer 6inein=
rertlerI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
DeriNa9f@tiss @amatnipsftor.

Sniettor Sing f&idt ben uebertre.
tern Der &au&oroinan3 tdglid Hrti3en
3n unb Nsnoerunsen fur bic 6eiaapps-
rate tperben e~mpfoblen, mel6e in elmer
befimmten:3ei. gu MAIDEN Hnb. ipdts.
Hens aber .bis gum nd4fen 6erbf.
0iele Der Notisen eeben gu ben @iseu-
tbiimerr Der Glatmobnuneen; @lappoOI
6otel unb parf Sbeater fno ebenfals
eetparnt. Sttafantrdae fo0en geffent
tperben, fobalb cine Nn3abI nebeltbdter.
auf Der 2iife feben, ba Snipettor Sing
ni9t einaelne perfOnen 6eraus3u9reifen
trtnf6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31
Q e.

Bauerl a iBf9ein e.
Sobn 6. SeOtt, WObnbaus, 81, r,abs
Stem Seriep StraBe. peranf9laat aui
$500. - Sobn plaeger, Cottage,
Werioians, nabe Sabors Strabe, $500.
= @i0iam ct. @lair, Wobnbaus.
80. uno glmira= StraBe, $l700. =
Wabaib Realtp COMPANY, &sparatu-
rem, No. 740 Snoiana=N benue, 5000.
= Wabaib 8ealtp COMPANY, Mnbau,
Gait unb 8udanan=S trabe, $500. -
6. 6. &anoaa, cottage, go. 1924
gsbiles Mbenite. 1923. - Sobn gbes
rett, Wobnbaus, Douglas. nabe @aib=
inston-G traBe. $4,000. - s. @bite,
Cottage, IooiiOns, nabs Stem Dort.
Strobe, $1,000. = s. 9. pomer,
Wobnhnus. go. 1913 6arlan.S trabe.
$1,000. = s. prange, Wobnbaus,
go. 636 Mr9 straBe, $500. -
@sorg p. WsBser, @ottage, capitol
Mpenue. nahe "a. Strobe. 1885.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Wnior 80. 8. Saberffid, Snfpeftor
Der @oubernements. @ebduoe, inipi3irte
beute gum lebten WaIe eas aIte poff-
ssbdube. @leidseitig beiu&te Ct nit
u. 3. 9oung bas neue Yuuoesgebduoe.
Waior 6aberfid, Der iebes Bunbes.
aebduoe in ben Der. Gtaaten befu4t
bat, mar duBerff aufrieoen NIT benz
neuerl Bau. Sie Rdumlidteiten fiir
bic Briefbeftrberuug Fnb, ME CT iagt.
in feinem poif9ebdube better unb fein
Bunoesgebduoe f@6ner uno feiner
Wollenoung ndber. Waior 0aberffid
reife beute nod 2ouisuiQe ab, uul
bort bic Bunbes9ebduoe 3u inipisiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Sobn s. COOPER OH Sobn 5. Sobns
ion, Is Cots, Cooper & Yiden's Horbs
of 9lbo., IS Bel 125 SUB iebe, baeant,
n6rbli9 bon 19. Str., 6flid bon Ut
Los gnsine.W orfs. uno bier 3ots in
NuQansp u. u. Moo., 81 bel ITO Gub
isbe, naeant, n6roli9 bon %. Str.
meftlid bonn @anal. $1,000.
Sobn Dr.. Menbenbal an emma 81.
geatlep, She'll BON Section II, Soun-
ibip H.. &ange 2, IL older, Decatur
5ownibip. 1862. re
Sable 9. WcWains an 9enrp g.
8rsnt. Got 4, 5let9er's Senate Mpe.
Mnb.. 40 Bel 100 SUB, baeant. Of
ieite bon Senate Nne., n6rolid ppn %.
StraBe. 800. ~
CHARLES %. Ba6fielo an Ioa n.
Sulep, Got 90, 8lcd A, Norb Snoid.
lapolis, 30 bel 1853 TuB, %psrbefert,
Norbieite eugene Str. Difli@ bon
Clifton Ctr. 81. 500. IS
Moa %. Sulep an Charles %. 8a9-
fielo, Got IA unb She'll l3, glod 4,
oiefelbe Noo. 35 Bet 1859 SUB, Der,
bsRert, ehbieite Is. Ctr. 6fli9 bon
Clifton Str. So, 500. r
Sames g. Stoner an Sbontas 6.
Smith, Cots Is Big SO, Morris' grits
addition, 8ri9btpooo, 40 bel 113.e
SUB, bac., @iofeite bon 81. Strabs,
tpeflid BON S9oOl Str, $500.
&obert $. &i9arbfon an @lpbe q,
&idaroion, Got IS, 9ounep's Mrisnal
6eiabts Mobition, 40 BEL $50 SUB,
bsrbeHsri, gillette bon gebille NOe.
iiolid bon 10. Strabe, $500.
Warp 6. 8. Sope an geulab gu.
9anan, Sbeil:bon Got 189, 8aIbott's
Mbbition unb Nnsrenaenoes, 324 be-
III SUB, bac., Ofieite bon Salbott.
a%lpsnue, n6roli9 BON 20. StraBs,
$500.
Sarrp D. 3ramsr at, Sobn g. Sap.
Tor, Got Sc, Senniion part Mobition.
$3.50 bel 1915 SUB, pac., 9oroisit'
bon 81. Strabe, uefli& bon Werioian.
StraBs. $1050.
WiGiam Waro unb Wnbere on sSbc
Or. Miblsp, 2Ots 80 uno 80, 8lOd 30.
NOrtb SnoianapoIis. so bel 1855
SUB, ber6eRert. Norbieite bon 26.
Strabe, 0ftli9 bon &aoer Str.
$500.
Grant &. pirlsr an gowin q. Gar.
ter. Got 2, 2atta's grlie Merioian= Str.
Mooition. 100 BEL 296. 78 Gub. bac.
@etfeite BON penniplpania Str.
n6rbli9 bon 81. GtraBe, 800. \
emma Tltrosge an Wi9asl 2ub
Got 48. 6pbe parf. NoroOtsde 80
ctr. unb @raolanb Npe. $4,000.
6arrp s. Wilisan an Cora &ufd
baupt u. a., Got %, @alter's Sunni
fioe abolition, Norbofede Butler uni
Dillon Nbe. $1100.
9u9b 3err an pbilip 6. Bamber
ger, 2ots 2, 4. 5 unb She'll bon Got 8
stOlte's Ia9lab Subbibifon, Wapn
Somnfbip. $4,000.
Warion 9ruR Co., Wormunb, a,
Greoerid %. Baames u. ", Elm BRIT
tel zines Shells bon OutlSt liz. WeR
ieite Der Raoiion gee.i n6roli1, BOZ
Norris Str. $685. "a!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-31

Sn elmer 6 3 atpif&en
ben Mrbeitgeberr1 uno ben 2lempnern
folen bic Werglei&e ioueit gebieben
iein, bab bic @sfabr zines Strsites
faff bbfig befeitigt III.