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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
o. A. r. CONVENTION, WASHINGTON

For the convention OF the Daughters
OF American Revolution In Washington
April 18th TO 22nd. the Royal Blue Line
Baltimore & Ohio r RI will have an
all expense personally conducted tour
leaving New York Saturday, April 18th.
Eighteen dollars covers every expense
from time Of departure until after break
fast Of Thursday April Goth, with longer
stop in Washington or en- route II de-
sired: choice OF hotels IN Washington.
To the SIS 90 should he added the local
rates from starting point This will give
a more reasonable rate than the GER
tifcate plan. and you avoid the Incl
dental annoyances Of reticketing and
signing certificate on return. Other dates
from New York April 29th. May 18th.
Drop a postal for details TO Jos. II.
Taggart. n r p. A, $50 Washington
street Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
HARVARD WON

Harvard opened her baseball season on
Soldiers Field yesterday by defeating the
III iversity of Vermont to in five-in-
rms game. A light rain fell throughout
the contest making fast fielding and
heavy hitting impossible. The game was
called In the NTH inring. Attendance 800.
Score by innings:
Innings ...................1 2
Harvard ...................1 o 3 l.
Batteries-Coburn and Stevenson; Roul-
hs ch and Woodward Hits-Harvard 4;
Vermont g. Errors-Vermont 2. Umpire
NJ Murray. Timc-1h. 3m.
On account OF rain the Yale-Fordham
baseball game, scheduled for yesterday,
was postponed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
STRICTEST NEUTRALITY.
American Officers Ia China Warned Not to
0erstsp Bounds During Russ-Jap War.

Washington. April 6.--Oficial corre-
spondance published by the state de-
partment yesterday discloses that several
months ago Count Cassini, the Russian
amhassad here. indicated that Ameri-
can naval officers and other American
officials in China had shown a disposition
toward Russia which had given that gov
ernment the impression that the United
States was unfriendly to the Russian
cause.
Secretary Hay promptly notified E. II.
Conger. the United States minister to
China, OF what Count Cassini had made
known in the following dispatch:
In a recent personal conference the
Russian ambassador adverted to the at
titude of the United States in China as
regards the present contest between Rus
sia and Japan. While indisposed 10
make specific statements in individual
cases. allusion is made TO instances OF
personal and official action on the part
OF some OF these officers. which when
coming TO the knowledge Of the Russian
representatives, cause an impression OF
unfriendliness.
TT seems proper 10 bring this to your
attention. TO the end that you may ad-
wise all officers dependent upon your
branch of the service, cautioning them
TO observe the utmost circumspection and
to avoid all action that may In any way
suggest departure from the strict neu-
trality, which is as binding upon the In
dividual officers OF this government as
upon the government itself"
Mr. Hay sent 10 Mr. Conger a copy
Of the presidents executive order OF
March 10, 1904. directing all officers OF
the United States Ito abstain from either
action or speech which can legitimately
cause irritation 10 either OF the COM
ha fnnfsN -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
Every
Heart=AChe

Every pain in the breast, diff
ficult breathing, palpitation,
fluttering or dizzy spell means
that your heart is straining it
self in its effort to keep in
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Some sudden strain from over
exertion or excitement will
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or rupture the walls or arteries
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Relieve this terrible strain at
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heart action, and relieves the
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Take no chances; make your
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
different physicians for my trouble
without results. / went 20. physi-
clan in, Memphis. who claimed that
! had dropsy OF the heart. He put
the X-ray on me. and in connection
with his medicine he came near max
ing finish OF me. Some time before
this a Mr. Young. OF st. Louis, was
in our town. He saw my condition,
and recommended Or. Miles Heart
Cure TO me. I gave 1t little attention
until my. return from Memphis. when
i concluded TO try II, and am pleased
to say three bottles cured me.
CHARLES GOODRICH,
Caruthersvile, Mo.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist VINO Will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. III IL falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
CAR HIT WAGON.
Samuel eastman, the Driver, Suffered The
Fracture sf Three Ribs.

A Cranston street car oolnded with
one OF McKenna Brothers delivery
wagons on Cranston street near Hunt
lngton avenue at 6 o'clock last evening.
Samuel eastman. the driver was
thrown out and suffered the fracture OF
three ribs and multiple bruises. Dr. Ed
ward Murphy of Olneyvile square attend
Cd him. after which eastman was sent
10 his home i1l whitehall street
The wagon w-s bal lly damaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
Won DER AHE ILL

Chris Won Der Abe, for many years
prominently connected with the 81. Louis
National league baseball team and widely
known as the president OF the four-time
champion Browns" is In critical con-
dition from a stroke OF apoplexy. He
was stricken while voting.
After being taken home Won Der Abe $
condition showed marked Improvement.
and his physician declared he was In no
danger. and would soon be able to be
about
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
BASEB ALL AT LYNN

license granted by the Aldermen
Tuesday 20 the Gennere Athletic asso-
cation whereby the New England League
team OF Fred Lake was 10 enter Lynn
despite unfavorable action some weeks
pgo has been held up by Mayor Eastman
WHO declares that II the license is to be
used for New Tngland League ball in
ynn it shall not issue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
MISS DUTT0N CHAMPION

The qualification round Of the fifth an
sual united north and south amateur
championship tournament played yester.
day morning. drew a field of more thar
~ % srticipants, one OF the largest In the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
nomEsEskERs' EXCURSIONS.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. January to April inclusive.
sell tickets at only one fare plus 81 90 to
points IN Arizona. Colorado. Kansas.
Mexico. Missouri Nebraska. Nevada
Texas. Utah and Wyoming. For further
information apply TO any Great Western
agent or J. p. Elmer. O. y. A. Chicago.
IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
GAMES POSTPONED

The baseball game which was to have
been played between Brown and Trinity
at Andrews Field yesterday afternoon
was cancelled because of the rain. The
next game is with the College OF the City
Of New York on Saturday at Andrews
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Tn final round IN the women's cham-
pionship. played this morning, resulted in
"A victory for Miss Mary Dutton OF the
Oakley country club. WATERFOWL over
Mrs James Ford BELL or the Minnikahd a
golf club, Minneapolis, by UP and to
play.
Th, scores OF the four divisions which
qualified for the presidents, secretary's,
treasurer's and captains cups and sum
mary OF the first round OF match play fol-
lows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

winners OF each division OF the purse:
nominators are liable only for payments
due before written notice OF withdrawal
by registered letter; entrance must be
paid on each horse named.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

history OF these events, and developed the
most brilliant amateur golf ever seen
here
! he spectacular feature OF the day s
piaY was the work OF Alan Lard OF the
Columbia golf club, Washington, who
n ade a rs I'm qualification and Y In the
first round OF match play, or 36-hole to-
tai or l4S. which is four strokes better
trar the best tournament record OF Wal
ter J Travis.
Mr. Travis qualified in last years tour
nament at rs, which score was equallsd
yesterday by Ernest N Wright OF the
Woodland golf club. Auburndale Mass.
In addition there was 70 for Q. l..
Becker OF the Woodland golf club and an
S. for Fred Herreechoff runner-up TO II.
Chandler Egan IN the amateur champion
ship, and many ties between that figure
ard rs, which marked the limit OF qualiti-
oetion for the president or championship
cup.
These scores are the more remarkable
IN view OF the lengthening OF the course
Stree last seasons tournament. for II Ia
generally conceded TO be at least three
strokes harder. and because the morning
round was played In a downpoud OF warm
April rain.
The cards OF the leaders form an inter-
cstinE sis for comparison. They follow:
Lard a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
ElnhtY Year. old--catarrh Flftv Y,

DIR Agnews Catarrhal Powder cures
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case conhrmed7 Write George Lewis.
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ten minutes
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
COP
HUNG To
RUNAWAYS

New York. April 6.-Three policemen
Gall. who rides a bike; Delaney. who
rides a horse, and Crane, who goes on
shank's mare. halted runaway team in
fine style yesterday afternoon and saved
three women and two girls from imminent
danger The women chung TO the swaytng.
jolting carriage until It was stopped.
Mrs. Frank p. Ballard. Mrs. A. NJ. Bal
lard, Miss Marion Ballard. Mrs. r. w.
Green and small Miss Helen Green went
driving In a surrey starting from tho Bal
lard home. Two Hundred and Sixteenth
street and White Plains avenue, the
Bronx.
David Baldwin. the coachman, drove
two frisky horses, and Miss Ballard was
seated beside him.
The surrey started north on White
Plains avenue and had gone only block
or two when the horses were scared and
bolted. AS they ran. the swinging carriage
grazed one trolley pole after another.
while all the women shrieked In chorus.
SENT BOYS FLYING.
AT Two Hundred and Twenty-third
street two little colCred boys yanked
sign from fence and holding IL across
the road, made brave attempt TO stop
the runaWays, out tney uasped INTO -lilo
sigp and sent the boys turning somer-
saults. There the whiffetree broke. and
the horses ran on like mad Miss Ballard
tainted. and Baldwin had one arm fully
occupied in holding her in the carriage.
Cali OF the Wakefield Station. was at
Two Hundred and Twenty-sixth street.
He scorched up TO the head OF the on
horse and still pedalling alongside II.
grabbed the bride and vainly Jerked on 1t
Gall prOVad his uerVe
LET WHEEL GO.
Clinging to the bride, he kicked his
wheel from under hlm and was hauled
elong. his weight acting as drag. Della
ney and Crane were on south-bound
trolley car ahead. They jumped up and
grabbed the bride OF the rear horse. The
runaways sped nearly a block before the
united weight and strength OF the three
policemen brought them up.
Then, and only then, the women ana
girls having been saved, screamed: Save
me. save mel" and jumped from the car
riase. They were more frightened than
Furt and after being revived in drug
store went home In a car.
The carriage was smashed, the harness
broken and the horses cut and bruised
The three cops" were badly used up,
and their uniforms looked as IL they had
gone through a stonebreaker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
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Open all the year. For booklets. etc.
address GEO. +. ADAMS. Mgr. Fortress
Monroe. Va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
SEASIDE HOUSE,

On the ocean front. Every comfort in
cluding sea water baths. elevators, golf
etc +. p. COOK & SON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
GRAND ATLANTIG HOTE

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Rooms en- suite with private baths. Hot
and cold sea water baths. Delightful sun
parlors, steam heated. Excellent table.
Rates 500 per day: $1,000 weekly. Write
for 1906 Booklet. Coach meets trains.
A. G. MITCHELL & co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
@rDam
Sammelt bte Streitfrafte.

2incoIn, Neb., 2. Wpril. -
Seine jtinsffe erb6bte Sbdtisteit er.
tldrte 8rpan, inbem er iaste: n@s III
elm Sammeln Der aareifDen glsmente
Der partei au ben 8orarbeiten fir ben
groben 3ampf i'm Sabre 1908. &eor-
saniiation it nidt bas ri6tige Wort.
Die partei brau9t feline &eorganiia=
tion, ba feline Spaltuns beffebt, aber
es it notbwenois. gum @olte suriid'
3ufebren, I'm benz raoitalen uno fort-
f6rittli9en Clement ote 3ontrelle gu
seben, 10 baB Der &f i'm Sabre
1908 einbeitIi9 uno barmonii9 &C.
fibrt tuerben tann."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
S4iaer. Seier In 9usern. -

S@tuer' Ueler III Su3erH. - SIe
Stabt 9uaern plant. pie bic rWaabba.
3ts." erfdbrt, cine grObartise S9iner.
Suloiguns: sic seftaltet ibren oiss-
idbrissn ,JritiGum3us" gu einem
sissntIiden ,S8iaerum3us", an benz
bunte gilosr aus oes Weiiters Werten
oas guse era6ben tperoen. Den
Sriumpb biloet bic yS9iaerbulbiguns
Der bier WaIbfdtte". Sisier She'll
bss .3uses miro eingeleitet nit ben
Worten:
@rbebt gu9! ni9t Dor einem Weifter,
Der Dor iein golt in purpur tritt;
grbsbt Dor sinem Gtrfen @u9 Der
Setter,
Der nur fur Meni9enmiiroe ffritt!
grbeot gu9 beute benz our gbre,
Der @u4 10 oft Der bumpfen S6mere,
Der ansf bes Sroii9en entbob!
gr III 81 sroB fur unier Sob!
Nur 2isbs brinst In feline Spbdre,
Nur &iebe rperb' ibm o'rum su tbeil!
gu bieier sroBartisfn @eranffaltung
tuiro bas Bolt aus allen 8auen Der
S9peis aforementioned, 1T bies bod
Die erfte Der bislen ~gsplanten S9iaer=
fsisrn Der Sdweis, abseieben bon einis
gen vYorfeiern", bic ba unb bort ber=
anftaltet puroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

lebien Sabre %unesfdbr 800. 600, 900
an @rbeitslb6nen berausgabte.
Ia& Der teute in 9raft tretenben
2o~bnertDbune utiroen bic Mrbettsr
|bes Stabltruff tpisbsr bic 2tbne bon
1908 erbaltsn; bantals puroen 167.'
700 4rbeiiern essst 121 Milionen
Dollars in 2Dbnsn ausbe3ablt. Die
2obnsrb6buns lit Elm 9epeis bon benz
~unae6eursn aufiawuns, ben bas 81
fen. uno Stablseiddft in lebter 3eit
genommsn bat. Safir 3euet aud bic
Sbatiade, oaB eine an3abl Glen.
merle In Ohio uno penniploania, bic
In lsbtsr 3sit f%i0ftunben, bon 9eusm
ibre Sbdtieteit aufgenommen baben.
Sar ben Stabltruft lag bringli9s
Iothwenoigtsit our 2Obnsrb6buns Dor
neil fonf piels isiner beffen Grbeiter
tpsg3iebsn tptroen.
Die sefteiserte @a8frase erffredt fi4
bauptfd&lid auf 8au. uno grtdens
fabl uno auf Observation-Disclosures. Man
bdIt bas far Elm fiaeres 3eiAen, bab
benz 2anoe nod fur ldnsere 3eit Elm
flottes @efddft bsborifebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
+ ranffort. 9. Wbril.

Jrantor TT, 2. Npril. Wan
nimmt iebt an, baB Otto Sunte, beRen
2eide, uie idon beri6tet, nebsn ben
@loper 2eaf gifenbabnfaienen sefun-
ben tuurbe, nidt bu.9 einer1 unelid-
li9en 3ufaa um's 2eben setommen III,
fonoern man bermutbet Elm 0erbre1en.
Seine @ltera geoet an, bab er $400
bet fi4 trus, als CT Dor elmer Wo1e
bas 6aus ber!ieb, mdbrenb mar, bel
Der 2eide muir 3uei Widel fanb. Der
2ofomotibftbrer bebauptet, niemann
auf ben S&ienen bemsrtt au babsn.
Wan besinnt an3unehmen, bob Dunfe
bu,9 @etrdnte betdubt tuorbsn III nno
In biefem 3uftanoe auf bie @eleiie &C..
tegt murbe.
6untin9ton n, 1. alpriI. Dis
Sadie bes Sacob Sprotpl, tpeI9er iebt
TN Srrenbaus TT, 3etgt intereHantt
3omplieationen. Cine Surp fanb ibu
Der grmorbung ieiner gbefrau FOUL
big; cine anbere Surp ertldrte ibn fit
irrinnig. Gin 8erein. .Gourt 81
Donor" be3ablte bte $1,000 betrageno'
Werf4erunssiumme an bas @eri&1
aus nit benz @rfu6en, es gefsbIi& ~
pertbeilen. lSpromt mtrb eine ,1eu'
Bodybuilding erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
3ugsfoatfom.
4 Yerionsn get0btet.

SranhbilIe, g. g., 2. Npril.
ginige Meilen bon bier bel Der 2aoe=
ffeae 8abbam fieBen auf Der Southern
>gabn Elm Gra9ts unb Elm Psrfonsn3uq
3ufammen.
@et6btet puroen: 2otomOtipfiibre,
Som @omlin, Der Sremier Stptes uni
2 farbige Bremier.
Dem 2OtomOtibfhbrer Nrtbur Sect
uuroen beioe 8eine 9ebro9en; ct pirt
nnbri6einli9 ferbsn. Ser unfal
tuirb barauf 3urtidgefibrt. bab Die u6,
bes 2ofomotibfibrsrs auf benz Gra9t.
suse 80 Winuten na49ing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Na6rtGter aus Snbtand.

Carbon, l. Npril. Der @smein=
beratb bat feinen Nnpnlt beauftraot,
bon Der Big Sour &ailroao Co."
@nti9doigung gu berlansen fur ben
Werluf ben pfOften, Srdbten uno
2ampen in benz Jeusr, ueldss nod
ieiner Bshauptuns bur1 Junten bon
elmer 2otomotibe Der 8abngeisaidaft
entffanoen lit. @runbeiaentbamer
polen fa ebenfaQs i9ablos balten
bur9 Die 8abnseislfdaft. SeIbff Die
Observation-Disclosures iOlsn bsab.
i4ti9en, bon Der @Ompasnie &idsab.
lung Der ausbsaablten gerf9erungss
9eloer su berlangen. Der @eiammts
berluf: mi,b aaf 5000, 900 gei6dBt.
@eri9tli9e S9ritte psrbsn pabrf9sin.
lid folssn.
@onnersbilIe, 2. Wpril. Ser
fleine Ort Nuatertomn, iioweflid
bon bier.I mar gehern Der S9auplab
elmer 3ras0oie infolseoefen jsbt bic
15.idbrige Minnie 8r~anbenburg auf
benz 8pbtenbette lieet. Ser un9Iiifs
Ii&e Sdiibe NOR ibr 4.idbrisss 8riosr-
DEN. Wd6renb bic 8inber ipieltsn ere
grif Der 2lsine bas @etpebr feines 90.
ters, tuelGes bteier siniqe Winutsn uor-
Der auf ben Slid beleet bate, sielte
auf feline S9wsfer uno oridte ab.
Die 2usell sins in Die re9te Settle un=
ter6alb Der &ippsn in ben 9Drper beg
Wdo9ens uno tpuroe ipdter bon einem
Nrate entfernt. Man beet psnis SDf-
nung an ibrem NuffOmmen.
Sort Wapne, l. Ipril. DIOR.
gen unb Montag finbet Die @inpeibung
Der n~euerbauten beuti9en lutbsrii9en
ct. paulstir9e ffatt. Bon tuenieert
perionen asertnbet, bat f9 i'm 2aufs
Der Sabre cine ftattli&e @emeinhe bare
aug enttpifeIt. @ar man6en Sturm
bat bieielbe ausbalten mtihen; oas
gr6Bte unsliif aber, pel4ss bic @e-
meinbe betraf, NOR Der Brand itrer
Stride am 8. DECEMBER 1903. unb
bisrbei seiete fid 10 re9t bic Opfertpil-
ligteit Mitglisoer. SOfort mad
benz unsItid wurben s6ritte gum Wie-
beraufbau unternommen. Wie elm
pb6nir aus ieiner Ni9e, III Der prd4-
tige Bau aug benz S9utte beroOrseifies
gen. cine 3ierbs FIR bic Staot uno Elm
gbrenbenfmal fur bic Mitglieoer.
Serr pafor 6. 6. S9miot bon ct.
2ouis miro lam Wormittag uno Serr
pafor 2anss bon Der @Oncoroia @es
meinbe in beuti9er Spra4e perbisen.
Sic ensliide Ssfprebist am abenb
tpirb 0err grof. @rua bonn @Oneoroia
college balten.
Nm Montag Mbsnb nod Der @in=
tueibung tpirb elm Spesialoottesbienff
fur 2iaber ftattfinoen, unb 6err pa=
for SreRelt bon Detroit uirb prebi=
gen.
Mm Wittpo9 Mbeno wiro @ottes=
bisnff fur bic coniirmirten iun9en 2eute
QebaIten. Der preoiger wirb 6err
pafor Wsfel bon @lepelanb fein.
9as muitalii9e prOsramm mirt
bonn lutberif&en Wdnnerdor uno bon
3tpei oemii4ten @b6ren aufaeft6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

q. Or. 3. @iie. 948 Weff IL. Ctr,
elm @roeerpcIsrt. fiel an Der Waibing'
ton unb Slinois Strabe bon einem
StraBenbatnuasen. gr i&lug nit
benz 2opfe auf's YHafer uno blieb
befnnungslos liesen. Die ambulana
bra9te ben Wann, Der Symphonic ei'
ner gridttteruns seiste, mad iriner
Wobnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
8runbeisentbums l1sbertrasunsen,

g(QHCg V. J(Orrto uH Sgurlec QtIoe'
brano, Got z, glOd 9, YOrt's Subj,
Slet9er's l. Noo., 38 BET 125 Sub,
psrbeHsrt. Noroieite Der BroOtfioe Ipe.
mefli& bon Metpman Ctr. $4,000. q
@sorse s. Sap u. u. on Wiaiam
Senrp. ST., Sbeil Got 4, g0is &
Mab's Subj, She'll aubsnlot 1873.
26. 168.1 Is SUB, perbshert. @efieite
bon Wst Str, iholi9 bon Warplano
Strabe. 81, 800.
Warn 81. poft an Sannab Wesbs,
Ter, Got q. 8ooolet & Spaforo's
dob. 35 bel 1904 SUB, perbefert.
Wefieite bon @oncorb Ctr. nDroli6
bon @alnut ctr. $1,000.
Sames pool an 9eonarb 9. 0oet,
Got 8, 9%ilosbranos M,o., 80 BEL 11O.3
6uB, bae.. Noroieite gapen Str, tueits
lid bon gaif Str. 1925.
Wilbslmina Wsbser an @ufaO O..
S6mibt, Got 40, Webser's par. place
Iob., 40 bel $50 SUB, bac.. Weitfsite
capitol @ps., iholiG ron SaQ Greet.
$3.50.
6enrp q. 6ufeb on Sobn g..
WuOoaro, iioli9s 9dlfte bon Got 81,
Sultan u. u. Subj, Srpin9tOn, 624
bel 231 SUB, bae., Ofieite &iber IDe.,
n6rblid bon BurseB Ipe. $1,000.
Siaiab Crane an @urtar poblman,
Cots 10, IL unb 16 in 8%rabIbap's
Subj. Der auBsnlot 100. 40 bel los
SUB isos, bsrbefsrt. @oroieite bon
Buchanan Str, 0flid bon 2eOnaro
Str. $4,000.
Sarab Warbe an Grsbsrid 2lein.
i9miot, Elm She'll Der 9ots 81 unb 81
in Bates Subj. Der NuBsnlot 80, %
BEL 1908 SUB, berbsHsrt. Shoieits bon
Marplanb Str, tuefli9 bon pineStr,
$4,000.
Wiliam Wilsr on Mi9ael Seffer-
ion, Got Is In Sect. 2 Der Wartinbale
& Stil3's Wobition, 34.3 bel 40
SUB, psrbeHert, Weffeite bon Wria5t
etrabs, n6roli9 bon Sanders Str.
$4,000.
gtaeH 5. 2nobsl an Sobn j.. @Oot,
2ot 2 zines 8heils Der Section Is,
Sownibip Is, Ranse3 In GenterS i6p.
$3.50.
Snbiana Sruf COMPANY on CHARLES
6. Weper, 2ot l @oopers proipect
Str. abbition, fhbDfli9e Gde YrOipsct
Ctr. uub 2epitOne 4pe., "a, 1925.
Sobn 81. Maifns on Sobn s.
9~ransfislb, Got %, Sq. Is. gsatp's
9loo., meflide Settle bon Orleans
Str. ihoIia bon Soma StraBe,
800.
Mnie @obertfon an WiIie @. gbans,
Got 81, Waristte part, Dtli4e Settle
bon Sbriber Npe., n6rolid bon 81.
Str, $4,000.
college 9eisbts &eaItp 60. on g.
Wilbur Slaf, Got IL, 8lod 8 in
Sdofielo u. u. Ibo., ALL BET 14O
CUB, paeant, Wsaieite Der Columbia
abe.. fhbli9 bon q. Ctr. $500.
ausuf s. @usosIbOefer on patrid
Staunerp, She'll bon Cots 5 unb 6 In
@ommiiRoner's Subj. In She'll bon
Outlot 20, As bel so SUB, ~berbeRert,
Norbieite Der Merria Str, wefli9 bon
Senate @pe. $3.50.
@eaion 8. Sanders an CHARLES 6.
Saut, Got us In COOPER & pidens'
2. norb6fli9e addition, bacant, Wefs
Ieite bon 6i0fibe Mbs., iioli9 bon 20.
Str. 1000.
Winfelo g. Mepers u. v. an Wil=
liam u. Ma3s, She'll bon SEC. 18,
Sp. IA, @anse 5. 16.49 older In
Jrantlin Sp. 81, 1865
Wartin Susg an 3bomas Spaforb,
Cots 10 unb 20 in Sraub's addition,
80 Bel 100 CUB, psrbeRert. etbIeite
bon Sem Sort Str, uefli9 bon 2pnn
Str. unb Got 80 In SeRup's Sub.
bon 6atout's SubbibifiOn, 40 BEL l4O
Gub, bsrbeHert, NoroIeite bon gers
mont StraBe, tueftli9 bon 8ant Str.
$4,000.
Marp Corn an 6ranf Ssibenfider.
Got 20, Square IA In Gletder's nuro.
6fli4er Nobitton, 40 bel lao SUB,
bsrbefert, @sfisite bon Columbia
Mhopre nX~hI;A too Ae~ Oh Git
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Dit benz /. MyriI lit fur bic glr,

WtlI DeW j. ApIul III Iut DC NTs
better oes Stabltruf cine 2obner.
bO6uns In 2raft getreten, bic unsefdbr
100, 900 Wdnnsrn gu @ute tommt uno
einen @eiammtbetrag bon 9 Winione1
Dollars i'm Sabr ausma9t. Was fhr
eOlaHale inbufrielIe SntsreKsn tn
bisfsm 9ruf pereinist fnb, tanl man
aus Der S6atfa@e ertennen, baB er i'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
gr=S senator tetuar /.

" e
SO o n, 2. Npril. Der
friibere Senator Stewart bon Nebaba.
tpeIdsr pIele Sabre In Der politii
tbdtig NOR. bar Wai6in9ton bsrlaHen
unb miro ieinen Wobni5 gu Sonopan,
Nep., nebmsn.
Ieuer / m S9tff.
@aIpe f o n, Ser., 2. Npril. -
Ser Dampfer .2ampafas" bon ber
Walorps2jnie, Der am Greitag Ta9.
mittas bon bier NIT elmer aabune
Baummole abfubr, tebrte beute Mor.
aen nit Jeuer i'm &umpfe nod feline,
Werft auriid. Die 8aumuoIe tuurbt
theilmeifs entlaoe1 unb es fteate fG
beraus, bab 60 gallen fart pertObli
ruaren. Die llrfa9e bes 5euers III
ni9t betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

60 Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
berlStabt, Wu&o's .2%OngfeqOp". IL