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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
RACES AT. NEW ORLEANS.
Each Favorite8 il Turn Went
4 Down. to Defeat. s.
(ByI Associated Press.D

m I7 (By. 5AssooIated Fress ~ a
Il NEW ORLEANS, Feb = Each cayorite IN
turn went down to defeat at the Crescent
city ockey Clubs track this afternoon, Sum
First ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rico @ to ~ first,
EltzbrillnrS t25 Il to- ~ second, Evelyn Kihsey5
as to % third Time. y; % A., - (. x
Second racc--pne Ttle-ISaliction Qs s 70 Y
first, Dalcslnnn (3 10 ~ second, Illennenworth
t(5 to y third. Time 4 :4i 90, 4, !, .
Third ~, e.
4cond Lady Free KNIGHT g 70 y third Time,
1;52S25, . 4}s! . rs u,
to Is first. Rcd MIN (6 to y second Anthony
E(5 tod third. Time !l5 A. D 1. !,
4 lrifth receive and one. half furlongs- !,
( ID u second. sadduccee q 70 DAthlrd' Time.
l.l0. s} " gs;;ss MI Gslts Z .ga I'LL Is 4,
Sixth racc--mlle and seventy ga rdsnt'a yonlYs
aO6 10 u first, st. Sever (1s to - second,
EIIdmeslead q toll third, Tmo. l:47 4-6s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Visible Cotton Supply.
Special 70 The Tlmcs-Dispatch.)

Y ~ Especial to The 6IImcS-LIsphtclt. !
M NEW JEANS. Feb .-secrGta,rS ,1ss
ri cot on issued to-day. shows the total Nisi-
lilo lobe a17s1al. against 49, a9s last w H.,
and 1917 Inst year. OF this the total Nin y,
week and 1919 5s7 nst year; and of Al other
Kinds Including Egypt. al Brazil lndia, ftc &c
81 .r0a 900 "A against 963.00n last week ana ~
\ &c The world 4 visible supply Of cotton there
Il nov afoat and held In Great Rritaln Z, a ~
Continental Europe ITO 700 against onioovt
Icar: IN india, 5li00n against 400 900 last year
and in the United states. $4,000 against -
90 900 last year. fgts sj 5sas 4iEF5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Route Of Tidewater.
lgperIal n rhe TllLmes- pIspatel:l

I@ JiEpecIal 70 The Tlmas- DlsphtfMI;J 4,
CHASE FEB !, ~ \ hs a,,c
H Eaesns q an, la are going Overtime route
surveyed near here, lnd lsai
lions ara that thu !oeatlon Of Gha ne Ioa 20
NINA Wta fine last year Major Houston Is
WITH theHparty This line is said toIpr E
Sent sent fever naturpl obstabloes to bm ~
than nny GtIhnr the sWatets
flnwinr liz the Meherrtn and Roanoke
rivers Jnd5ia gain In distance 20 !, aeep
water, I'll tit s VI XII fi n IN ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
NORTH CAROLINA
SOCIETY DINNER
(By Associatcd Press, J

(By Associated Prcss)
NEW YORK, Feb. 2I,-The fiftl, annual
dinner Of the North Carolina Society Was
held at the Hotel st. Regis tonight,
Governor Duncan @. Hayward, OF South
Carolina, devoted part OF his speech TO
tho negro problem.
Former Governor Johnston, Of North
Carolina, responded to the toast, The
South" and MIR. Uchda, the japanese
consul,gcnernl IN Now York, spoke ex-
temponneonsly. di
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
was married. to 81 iss $Hlargnr ret NJ Condio,i
IN hO is also II native OF that State.
5$!s sSE NJ r r 5. Moore. III

yYf Esr{FffvIHilLI e lhsvA si; I'LL
M MtSofsl ea pTfGhm'ssas efsSah
home four miles c 9, = : q "a
the c II War. lie married Miss Sim.
OF this count who pre1ceded MN Y
svIv ei 81 :, n nve children n. Moore
Jr.,s Of Pulaski; N 81 Ohm q g W nln
y, SlSore sTs Ga.
Thcs funernl will & take place 4 from MS I
late residence tp -morrOIv " g3gs S3 ss$
8 \. 4. JS.s Mrs. Anna Purks
Special ito yTha Times Dlapatch.) 3$
e .I,REDisnic ksB i RG, Feb 2! -; ~
Arra.SE Anne urks died yesterday z, the Is.
hS5 so sed eisRtsyve years
She "a survived BY two sons u N .t3sS
Mrs. Sarah Perry S ss3
sSfstsI ( Etf 5"'s;:
hlrs M sgn err In
SKA Kid recently suffered d stroke of pa
ralyss.& she Is survived i've sons ana \
two daughters s$sss5 35Ss ys8
7. Carneal. III
Il EPss!Rll X TsS RTaimss;R lspf' Esd
Ills NOME, nh spo:sylvanla county. tterS
al lns,s b nga four
children one brother and one aiste NJ
Col Charles II. w ood. Z q
s5s s} (3yE Associate Press. &
nilNNTsAPpLls Teb \. IN. 4,
ths Vast Hss asa
sVoou Wis formerly Come cted d Wit h Me
Louisville and asi,yille lsailway and WIS
well knoWn IN tho South. He leaves s {a y.
70 n1 n IutY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
PLAY Professional Ball,

4 Special TO The Times DISPATCH Y
KS sBtECE.A.. Feb. q ---"Connie's arter
of5;his fpInt, a former player Of the uniIet,s
sstysot Virginia base ball team has siEnen
with the Syracuse tN. 1.) cup as
for the coming season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Bridge Destroyed.
~, 4 ssociatcd Prcss)

AftttirIIIN, Feb. 24.-A daring Rhss sly.
r,i,linr nurty Under e'conirinnd 81 Soio.
,Sn,nsiyrs the bridge south Of Hal Cheng
@nbout ten miles east of New glWss y !.
&Fcb,r,sry 21st, blowing up seventy 1. ioes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
WINTER Toyrlsr RATES

THE ALTA TIC COAST LINE.
Winter tourist tickets pre noW.ton sale
to ali Southern winter resorts via the
s s vaaus quickest and most elegan Iay
euu pped between the North and South.
ltfoffers 10 health and pleasure seekers
service equalled BY none, You mako no
changes to Florida resorts, HI IS
For full particulars amply to any agent
Of the company, or 5
division Passenger Agent.
ggs # Richmond, " Va II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Homo for the 1ncurnblcs Thursday after
noon II o'clock. Tie funeral Will tnke
place. from Marshal !, , Street Christian
u Mrs. Wlnn8Yns eighty; years ot age.
Julia Gertrude Gar ncr.
Miss Julia Gertrude Gardner died d h
the home of aher SIS N rs n Il,
at, :lS o'clock las ght She was !, q =
ahns Ph Rs 'eS ard t Il lynn
and isstcrsof tho late Jnn,es II. Gardner
OF this city The funeral arrange llt
AilYs not5yc been mad 8553 Sfs
s53 Mrs. Annie p. Bowen.
Mrs. Annie 2; Bower died ct, her resi- s.
assGs N9
Bowen wns the widow OF the ID te I;
Roweii. md is siirylyed by y hel WIZ Ut,
children: liam3an Ma Els y
Cathedral at o'cl ock -norto " q tier
noon. a B. Y. 4. s3 81 S8G
Or John H crbert laiborne NJ
special 20 The lrqss; Dspa.e ~ 4
Herbert p..y W.
Esn SOW. Il IL seven years. IIe WINS tless ~.
tho Rev, g regory Ola borne, II dist! ngul si-
cd Methodist .I3rTnsswek coun,;
born was educated N lett rs 4 Il RAN
dolph- Macon ,C.ollege u and I'm medlcin me $ln
stho med ical schools of the \ University oI
Virginia and Philadelphia. n II Fl settled IN
Petersburg to practice his profession 81 az
= S5l . IIcg at once IS took ran X n among Inc
foremost physlcians OF the city, and ~ cid
position as physical and
a surgeon during his entire II fe.8 He Wh
asinnn 81 great personal Spop,ularity,h ana
was sent TO the Senate OF 81 irgi nlaa hen
quite; a young man IN $50. lie was 1 m
ardent advocate 6f 5sccegH Ion. nd shoHy
his faith ir his pco pie and u hGirss CO use
ID ypromptly going 10 thci front8 na @ 81 I.
4 geon3 or tho gTweu III yINirgi mia Regiment
q faithful and tIigulshed army sur
Sgeon and followed s Lee army on vs. the
retreat to Appoma q OK. "a rte the surrer
der Dr.. Claiborne returned to his re, eT4-
burg home anu 81 gagged actively In the
ctlce OK medicine. DIR. Claiborne was
Sthe thor of several pro ssional We ks.
and two years ago publish = 60 n book OF
memoirs linder the title Of Seven ty-flYe
Years in Old Virginia. 81 Dr.sa 81 mi borne
had been president o tho Afcd lcal IAsso-
citation OF Virginia and was IN member OF
many societies Q { learned men. !.
f7S He was tWlce married and Is survived
by his last wife, " no was Y ~ ss Arne
3Watson,Ethe tdaughte OF Mr.. Robert Wa t.
son, &of this city. His children are Mrs:
William b a cIlwaine u nd Mrs. u I3ernnr I'd
Mann, OF this city: Mrs. En- gllsll,. OF Lees
Z burg. Vat DR.. j ohm Herbert Claiborne. q
distinguished New Y ork specialist and
Il two ~ olngerfS chi dren OF tho last mar
$riage Dr. Claiborne goes to his grave
8honored, loved and smourncd by this e n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Steamler AsE,ore.

W (By!Assool TED I' Tusss.1
:. NORFOLlS3 Var Feb. .2Ss-t l llls
over the governments aeacoast telegraIn
line this morning leports an an u Y. y
stem NOR ashore two miles norm OF sltll1ieg
Island life saving static 1gs OBS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
4 G. j.. Carneal.


BOWEN. Died 4 Friday morning. at $50
o. clock at her reg dcnce. DOL N .5t Seyon-S$
tenth Mrs o,1 noVE Sc E ss wsy
" two \ s ons. J ames nd Ham, Bowen
and one daughter. Marie Bowen. 81 III
Funeral from st Pe.er's Cat h !,
i Friends ar.d acquaintances are request ted 6
s to attend, III 81 *
GOODWIN suddenly Friday I, Feb e
Funeral seryicas at 1880 THIS s(Sat-34
1o1l Floyd Avenue nterrnent IN Wash
5tngton. D. G.. I'll y NJ s5553 ~ u;
SGARDNER.-Dic I. at tho residence b /! q
3 her sister. Mrs. M !. G. T. :ERennett, lo4la
Mars Grass ss5ssf uLlA ER IL
iae 81 James ana Mary Phiiips
Lynn MasI anf thia stS
,&s Funeral notice yla Ter. st
e l!!s residence; No n j 1872
3 Ss7 :45 "a. NJ {; &c. NY, KENT Al.
Episcopal Church SUNDAY IsyFNING
drcn-they are: Mrs. ]. 7. Gentry ,,.of
CLIFTON Forge Herbert, Frank, SVll lie
Died. at 2 pa, M. Febru. /
airy "a, 1eo5A at the residence OF I h 9nr
Wsn sI sra 81 fa1gmSTp9l SigS
aged eleven years ten months and ten
a days. Chnstine was ono Of tho &brlght,;,@
est and most oe a..
bas c ysa motier ana te ioyand dc.
Rsifts of al the chIldsen \, ne aslsh
borhood. Her memory VIII severstn ne
~ - iT,,nero, sservtnes X o'clock TODAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Especial to&The Times, plspa tcll,)
Green Burroughs. p. ~. one of Iselklsy'ss
thia 41iorning after q tbriof illness 81 grip
He was sxty-seYen years OF age aud was
q native Of Illinois, having been born II
White county Of that.t STATE iie W Y,
State and also took u co lrse IN medicine
He entered the Smnlstry before q, the ge
or tWenty-Onc. s3 is s s$S q y 4, Z, 70.
1859; for several years he condu ted u
weekly neWspap op X II own as trhe satpr,,
day Graphic, and 3 also wrote se He 81
book 8, niong " hipt wa Il Q lle led
lreation.D These book We're l'eysr pub pub
Iie Ia survived bySsa dow and two
children, and W.
yesld snt ! " II AZ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Grandsons. Of two OF the bsst kn own
,generasSoftthe confederacyil,aye5r recently
bee i shonoredb being selected as tNo. OF
the midst lpn,ct, vino are to act 40 alees
rs General 'chaffec, the Grand IN arshali o.
the inaugural parade. They are Au1ussat,ln
Totita It eeaurcS a lin
Antonio, TEX, and JubaIg Anderson E3rly,
,aIiner,1bertpf5the fourth or eglnnlnn clas ~
whose home Is Lynchburn, v a.5i.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Captain John Il. Sneed.

Especial to Tho Tlmes,D lspatcll,)
John Il. Sneed. prominent farmera alid
land owner Of \ Bellevue, near Arlington,
Nelson county, who came here on }l'Iles-
clay. to undergo an operation at I he ST.
Andrews Home, d!od here this noon,l his
preventing Tic operation, 81 NJ
Captain Sneed sWnsss ST. ty-seye n years
OF age, brave Confederate soldier. .IIe
Is'suryiyed by his wife and the following
Harry. of Arringt on; Mrs, Nlassie, 7wife
Of Senator. bland Massle. D, Nelson, county:
Mrs, Tranlk Jacob, RlchmooIn,di Mrs, w.
ems, Lynehburg; Mrs. &. r, Estis, p1aln-
yillc, and Misses Annie and ~ osenblne
Sneed, of darlington, and Mrs, John Good
The ,relnaIns viii be taken to Bellevue
to-norrOW- for intcrnent s}e2s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Y Rev.sDr. 81 S. Bunting.

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.) IA
Oscar =. Hunting I'll. beloved rector ri
st Paul's Episcopal Church. died about
az 20. clock n to-day q a t he rectory. Dr.
Bunting had been i'll for. In very short
time, and his sad death (; Is n deep 50 r.
row not only t. his devoted arlshioners
out this community In his hntlineiy
passing away. Petersburg loses q .nobiet
.ChistlanH gentleman and true man, adj
mired{ and g respected by I, one whose
a. life consecrated to spiritual purposes
and devoted to unselnsh labors, Dr, Bunt-6
sing's family Wero Viglnla people. and no
was born IN Williamsburg a prl 41G,, 1859 .
and was thus not quito q fty-two years
old. a He was educate ted mt Richmond Col-{
;lege and the az !rglnias illogical SEMI
nary. Or. Bunting first pastoral work
was that Of assistant to Pr. Dame at
( Epiphany Church In 8Danyille, Va 5H lie
also had charges In Amherst county$and
nNHarris5onburg, and In Trenton N:
y Petersburg: In March. 1880. 5
&B Or: Bunting married Miss Mary Harris
K Of Boyelton, Va, WHO survives him with
sinE's mothersls living In! Bristol, Tenn
and he leaves several brothers and sisters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

Itch cured III 80 minutes, by AYopl II E9fa y y
Ovens & siinos prug n ehlR9ndt y 1s i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
NEGRO CAUGHT;
HUSTLED J ] |. | ] |: AWAY \
Assailant Of. Y1;otullg i'l1, V NI,.'-
man in Mississippi Taken
t. Vicssbr 3t}
No DANG OF lYN CHING
Burning Of Negro Church Sup
posed ITO Have Been Of :S
lii !c:ye,nl,.d:1!iary, Origin.

x ;t VI r +, j
Y (By Associated Press, J

Z tBy Associated Press.) : 8st5s NJ
h e JACKSON, a MISS, Feb. ID Develop
sments in the assault case, wherein Miss
Marsh, a worthy young white woman OF
this city,, was crlminally assaulted by a
negro, came thick and fast this after
noon. Tho police have arrested a negro
named Stewart johnson, y under very s,s;-
splcions circumstances Ills clothes were
bloody, and he bore other evidences Of
having been In q struggle. Ills mother
and sister told conflicting stories In re-
gard ito the whereabouts Of THE negro at
s the hour of the assault. His shoes were
placed. IN the tracks, where the assault
was committed and tlley fitted exac tly.
Later In the evening, the police dlscovr
cred a young negro named lake Turn
bull about fourteen years Of age. who
says that he was OH the other side of
the street when til eassault was COM
mitted astSnight. He was taken .tosthe
Jail and Identified the negro johnson as
tho one who committed hclassault
5Vardaman Fakes Action.
Tonight crowds began to gather in the
uptown business district and /! on eacf,
corner there We're n number OF grim and
determined men,, who openly INDUCED in
talk OF lynching. At a mass meeting
OF the citizens of tho city, Governor Var
daman announced the appointment OF
Colonel r. j. Harding, former sheriff of
Tho county, as tho colonel of a regiment
to be formed. A$captain was named for
eacl, ward In the city, they In turn select
Ing the members Of their company n Gov
error Nardap,an9 addressed the meeting,
and called Oh all the people Of tho city,
both black and white, to help hunt out
tho ussaultcr. At 7&o'clocls tonight the
streets were crowded with people, and
there was an ALI Of expectancy on each
face. 4.
No Danger Of Lynching.
Tonight abont#S o'clock, when there
was a dense crowd in the vicinity. OF the
city jail,,.i became known that he ne-
gro, Stewart Johnson was not ~ me e
iall, having been removed q bout ,darf IS
evening by, Sheriff Spann, and It is be-
|slieyed taken to- Nicksburg. 6aiT There was
really no attempt At lynohlng, even when
tho crowd was unaware that inc negro
had been removed Those who were
talking loudest for lynchlng being some :,
irresponsible youngsters ~ y clock
LII become generally known. tnat thers
would be nothing doing and md me !. GROVE
moved nj the instance Of Governor Var
dnman, and it is believed that ho.wa va.
taken 10 Vlcksburg though the Officials 1 Is
refuse to state where do Is, u
Thc burning of the negro ch fl, ~
day 10 believed to have boon the work
Of an lnccndlarS. although tho authorl-
lies have not. succeeded IN fastening lhe
| crime on any one. n, !. 8, I. :,
r,ont have not been furnished with arms
4 but carry only their pistolss,t
1 At ii o'clock there are very rev PEG
nle an tho streets, and tho city y uqlct
4 r "a believed the worst Is over. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
Mrs. Rosa "a. SAUNDERS

Z aspec!al TO The Times. Dlspatell) 7.'
sz jl'ErERSBURG, VA, Feb. Mrs.
w. Saunders. died lihls morning at her
home on West High Street ,8 Mrs. SSa,nd-s
5crs was n ty-seyen years old. She's SUR.
5Ylyed by her husband and tho following
5chllt!rcn; Mcssrs, Arnold ~, John RI
William, and George Saunders, ana Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

IL 1 you have small children In your
home, you cannot afford to DO without
.Cl,amberlaln's Cough Remedy. For
coughs, colds and oroupisslt never falls.
FOR sale byfall druggists, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
q R,,t.y.v,s fpr Clothes -

Almost the only chance e
ma Il Ina & 5for$a little gaiety III
$l1is clotl1c s is his vestand scarf
f5S}Ips d a relief to lay aside the
{veet II, 81 ri & tches the S uit&cc-
castonallyand come forth with
4 4 0,tlyvaist coat tl1ntqives dash
and snap $to ones dress.
d Never Il before in Rlc b 9 q
has 81 Z ia a a hoice assort111 s1 y
81 fal1cy vests been she Wn.
III S1OOELlp. II !. /. /, /, !,
5&2 Sg,OO @Scaris at $1.BO--$1.5O
lScarfs atS1.OO---lot.o fS BOnc. neck neck
5wearSat32 5c. \! III II, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

suddenly Friday Feb
n rlinry "a. 1906 LITER G. CiODWlr.H$
al,rday) MORN NCi at theTesidcncc. No.
1911 Floyd Avenue. lntcrment In ~ sh-5
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
ReY.IIIJa q, Burrouglls,

. taken to Bellevue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

RAJ iE1TT.-Died at, her. RESIDENCE, NO.
4 942O SIi,. Broad street S:35 r.. M. Friday
Fcbrllar. "a, 1905, after a BRIEF Illness
3 Mrs. M. H. HACkE'eT. In the fifty
fourth year of her age. 5}s
635h Funeral motto later n sSs, y S,f i'll i9g6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

sAUNDERs.-Died, at his, residence, In 4
A \ ! i3G iS "a L.BIN &, SsAu NDERs iii the
soventy-elshth year oftthls age.
Services from Main Street Staten TO-ES
.a8DAN Mt 0NO ClOck..E "a aa rs 49,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
9te Gtambaro Oil 60.
SdBt ii9 niht abi9redsn.

San as@ttp, 81. Wai. %.
). Gates bon Snbepenbence, Sans,
Der Superintendent alsr &bbrsnIeituns
gen IN 2anfas, pel9e bic STANDARD
Oil so. bort befbt, fagts hsuts:
YWir fnb i'm 8esrife bic seiammts
OelproouttiOn in ben OsIssbisten bon
9anias 3u iibernsbmen. Sic 2inie
bon Wbitin9, Snb., uirb in einisen
8agen bolenbet isin, uno bann t6n-
men mir alss Del, bas tpeitlid bonn
Wiffiippi proou3irt .pirb, berI9idsn.
Die R6brenlsituns Der STANDARD
Oil 20. bon i6rer 9affinerie am Su=
gar Greet wirb nd9ftsn Greitas bol=
lenbet iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Grbprims ttns SmtpeIter.

Der Gripping Oanilo bon Monte-
negro tpirb fi4 bemnd4it i'm 2unbe
feines S9pagers. bes 9Dnigs BON
StuIien, tpsgen S6ulben, bic unter
eisenartigen l1mitGnben fontrabirt
purben, por 9eri9t gu peranttporten
baben. Sm Sabre 1897 beIteIts Der
@rbprina bon 5lorena aus BEL benz
MailGnber Supelier Sntroini Sufpelen
i'm @ertbe bon 10000 Sire, INN Ie
an peri9iebsnen europdii9en Soften
als Sei9ente gu pertbsilsn. Ginise
Monate ipdter er6ielt Der Sutpelier
bic Supelsn auriid; Der Grbprina Be-
bauptete, bab er tie nur rsur Mniidt"
babe fommen lafien. Die Suipelen
befunben fi8 aber in einem 10 i9le9>
ten 3uftanbe, but tie eriinbli6 sefGuz
bert unb nsu gefabt tperben muBten,
unb Mnes fbien barauf bin5utpeilen,
bab lie bereits ldngere 3eit benubt
tpor6en tparen. Statt Der Sufpelen
lieb ii6 Der @rbprina bon benz sSutpez
Tier jest einen foftbaren Sting unb brsi
perlen geben unb berfpra9 benz Man=
ne bafiir ben montenegriiden 9ofliefez
rantentitel. Ser Sitel blieb aber aus,
unb ben Mins bat Der Sutpelier au6
ni6t fp~ieberseieben. Die Sa9e f9Iepp.
tie fi9 ia6relans bin, ba Der Grbprin3
ntdt 10 leidt gu rfuFen" mar pie bic
perborbenen Supelen. Sieier Sage
erft, als er tpieber in Mailanb peilte,
tonnte ibm bur6 einen @sridtsponz
sieher etne seridtli6e @orlabung Sus
seitent tperben. Ser Suipelier pers
langt cine gnti4dbisuns bon $3.50
Qtre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

@iIfesb arre, 3d., 81. Wai.
Zines Der sr6Bten e9abenfeuer Der
lebten Sabre bra9 bsute Worgen aug.
Seinen Nnfans nabm es in Der pub-
tuaaren.N btbsilung bon Siaae 2ong's
Separtement. @sTddFt. Sas @ebdube
mar zines Der i96nfen in Der StGbt,
auf Der @efieite bes Marttplabss &c.
lesen. Na9 elmer Stunoe i9ien bas
Gsusr unterbrhdt, als bic 6lamunet1
aufs 0eue aus benz grogei9ob empor-
i4lussn.
Sas SIaat Gong ebdube, bas aud
gu ben iosenannten ~feuerfsfen" ges
b6rte, tpurbs ~bolfdnbig 3erf0rt.
Die 0srlufte ftnb pie folst:
@bwarb NslIes, elm @sbduoe, $77,,
900
Sas Siaac 2:ns = gei9dftsbaus.
$165. 900;
@brifian Walter's @4ubs@ ef@dft,
$40, 900;
German gnsel, Sumelier, SIS, 900;
Prudential 2ife S%niuranee Cont
panp, $1,000.
Der ~@eiammtf4aben betrdgt etma
$500. 600 unb III bur& @erf9erung
bolfdnbi9 9ebedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Sdwei3.
prof. Beer iberlieferte lid
Der poIi3ei.
Sdwei5.

prof. Seer ttberlteterte t1
Der poIi3ei.
Sen I, 81. Mai. profeKor Seer
bon Wien, Der tussen Sittli9teitsbsr=
bse4en fsdbriefIi9 psrfolst mar, bat
lid bier Der pOIi3ei t5erliefsrt.
e&meres unpetter in Der
mittleren g 9pe eta.
3Hri9, 81. Mai. Die mittlere
@Gueis 1T bon benz i9perfen ltnpst-
ter lett 3tuan3ig Sabren bsimgeiuat
wnrben. Yeionbers f9uer betrofen
tuuroe bas Sorf Clifton ims3anton
2u3ern.
Siirfei.
Neuefer RratpaIl in Or a-
ceoortet n.
Ntben, 81. Mai. Gin 3uIam.
menfoB swii@.n grie9ii@en unb mace.
00rltl0en Oreti0arlerr 10u pet Sarts
ganoina In Waceounien fta~ttgefunoen
baben. @s follen babel IL Sniur9ens
ten unb so Wann Der tiirtii9en Srup.
pen gefaaen fein.
Mrgenttnien.
NrbeitertrapalI.
BuenosMpres, %. Wai. Cine
Mrbeitsrbarabs gerietb nit Sruppen In
2onfitt. 3wei perionen tpurben ge=
t6otet, 40 pertuunbet.
Spanien.
rbettertratuaI E.
% abrtb, 81. Mai. gu Mlea-
sar in Der 9rObin3 @utbab &eal fam
es beute su einemt 9rapaIe. Mrbeiter
bsriu6ten einise Miblsn gu 3erit6ren.
FAX
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

Sapar.
8ufftf9eS ffenib Be-
10 ngen.
Softp, 81. Wai. 5ol9enoe
bffentli9e Mnfinbi9ung 1T erfolgt:
,Sn Der Ri9tung bon Wei @uar
paomsr n,a4te Der Geinb am Worgen
bes 10. Mai nit 2 Qompagnien unb
2 S9uabroner, einet Nngrif auf
@bengbu tpurbe aber auriidgef4lagen.
glu9 Elm Mnsriff auf @bing Dang pao
purbe ab9ei9la9en.
Nm Is. Mai tpurben feinbli4e lin.
erife Bel @banstee absei&Iagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

Der fur5Ii6 in StraB.
burg %peritorbene 9eoerfabrifant Sp-
penbeimer permahte Der Staot 100.
900 Wnrf an mobltbatieen 3nede.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
8rpBbritannien.
8 a E n.

2onbort, 81. Mai. Die SppoF=
tion eeseu bas Saubeni4ieBen TT 10
qrOB gstuorben, bab bieier Sport rt4t
me6r als boil" gilt. SIM 8urling-
bam Club, eittent Der b%ornebmfen
Wereine, fnben 6eftige Ssbatten 3tpis
i9en Greunbsn unb 5sinben bes Sau=
beni&ieBen ftatt.