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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

Tho ladies OF Abraham Lincoln
circle ana the q, A. n pas'. OF Green
Lake. viii hold Joint Installation
AZ their hail. on Tuesday evening.
January 3 All old soldiers aud
their families are Invited
SALT LAKE. Utah. Jan. a
United states Marshal Haywood re-
turned to-day from Washington and
commenced az once serving sub
pecbas issued By the defense la The
Smoot investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

" u. Hoaua and Mrs Honua filed
suit in tho superior court today
against the hudson BaY Fur com
pany To recover a aeaiskin coat left
there for repairs II is alleged that
the company converted the coat to
ita own Use
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-12-14

Rem ember y o U
can buy one from
US now at IS per
cent discount from
regular prices
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09
Telegraphic News
 Of The Week

Shanghai, Nov. 2-Thc Presby terian mission at Lienchow was attacked yesterday by natives and Sour white missionaries killed. Considerable fear is felt by other English speaking people here that this may mean the starting of an- other preconcerted attack on all missionaries.
 Cincinnati. Nov. 2-MrS. Machlc one of the missionaries Who was killed at Lienchow has two broth ers-in-law here. Eleanor Chest nut, another of the victims, is al- SD we'll known in this city.
 Washington, Nov. 9 There have been no further developments fin the Train incident at Nankin. China. The matter is being thorhughly investigated by the American minister.
 St. Petersburg, Nov. 2-Rioting has ceased and everything is quiet here and at Moscow. but disorders are reported from other parts of Russia. At Odessa conditions are the most serious, hundreds having been killed and wounded within the past two days. The riots there are expected.to result in a repeti- ton of the slaughter of last July. Anti-Jewish uprisings are taking place in many places, more espec- ially in the southern districts of Russia. The populace are venting their hatred of the Jews by sacking and burning the business places and homes of this class. At the capital crowds are not allowed 10 assemble, and everything appears quiet, although the socialists are bending every effort to precipitate catastrophy in hopes that they can get the government party stampeded and obtain a socialist republican form of government Witte is greatly disappointed in not receiving the support of the liberal party under the new regime but they are holding alooi and en- toying his discoinfiture.
 Seattle, Nov. 2-Advices re- ceived from St. Michael state that eleven whaling vessels have been caught in the ice in the Are. tic. It is feared that they are in the same condition as those which were ice bound in 1897. It is ex- pected that the owners will make an appeal to the government soon to have another relief expedition sent north.
 Washington, Nov 2-The de- partment has wired for full par ticulars of the killing of the mis- sionaries at the Presbyterian mis- sion at Lienchow, and if the official report agrees with the published statements, will demand that repa- ration be made and the murderers be unished,
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09


 his own for the position of pros ecutingattnney, will get the larges; vote of any ticke, in the field
 Philadelphia. Nov. G. Mayo Weaver has sworn in one thousand extra police in anticipation of riots on election day. He has warned the sheriff, who is member of the so-called graft ring, that if he in creases the number of his deputies such act will be illegal and ill be treated as such. Both the sheriff and the mayor have issued procla- nations that they will uphold the law.
 Odessa, Nov. Horrible atroc- ities have been committed in the Jewish quarters the past few days by rioters. Every device that could be fought of to torture the Jews was brought into use by the mob. The victims had their tongues torn out by the roots, nails driven into their heads, and men and women Were rolled in barrel |, driven full of spikes. No mercy was shown to women or children. The Cossacks participated in the slaughter and pillage. l. is i'm possible to make any estimate of the number of dead, but it will reach large figure.
 St. Petersburg, Nov. 6-The so- cialist democrats called off the monster parade and demonstration which was to have occurred a: the funeral services of the victims of the recent riots. They claim that the authorities intended to make that occasion the scene of the great est slaughter in the history of the country The funerals were there fore held pri,ately. The revolu- tionists say that they expect period of quiet now, but that the fight will be renewed as soon as Il k seen that the government does not intend to grant their demands. They predict m open fight with the troops the next time trouble starts, and say that the revolution- ists are being organized and armed in every city in the empire, prepar- ing for the great conflict.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09

ury department evinces consider able anxiety over the whalers be-
 ing ice bound in the Arctic. AS near as can be learned there are eleven vessels in. the fleet. Two women are along on one of the vessels. Lieutenant Munter, of the revenue cutter service. who is stationed in San Francisco. has telegraphed to the department oi- fcring his services to head a relief expedition. The latest reports from the Arctic are brought by Captain Foley, oi the schooner Monterey. He says the was GOO miles north of American Alaska last August. Foley i,''cyes that the ships will have to he abandoned and that the only way for the crews to reach safety is with the help of q reindeer expedition.
 Vienna. Nov. 3--Empcror Franz Joseph has decided to grant uni versal suffrage in Austria. This action is due to the desire to sat isiv the socialist party. The so- cialists at a recent meeting de- clared that a million workers were ready and willing to follow the ex- ample of the Russians if suffrage is not granted them. Large crowds are daily marching the streets. shouting for revolution. In con fiict with the police to-day forty were killed and wounded.
 Chicago, Nov. 3-The indicted beef trust members to-day filed plea in the court stating that they were promised immunity from prosecution by special commis- sioner Garfield, at the time of his investigation last summer. The government is greatly surprised by this action of Garfield's.
 St. Petersburg, Nov. 3-The council of the workingmen's dele gates which met to-day issued manifesto urging the arming of workers 10 bring about decisive struggle and win universal suffrage by force Of arms. They favor fight ing for a democratic republic. The council decided to resume the strike to-day if the demands of of the workingmen are not granted. It has been discovered that tie leader of the strike movement here is young student.
 The pie eating contest at the Gold Dust Exchange last night be- tween Joe the Turk and Winnie. the lightning pin sticker, resulted in a draw. All bets were declared off, but everyone is dissatisfied with the decision, claiming that the Turk had fixed the iudge.
 Honolulu, Nov. 3-G. L. Brokaw. who is wanted by the government, having been indicted for land frauds ill Montana, surrendered to the police this morning at Maui island, and will return to the States for trial.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09

Commissioners Blanks of all kinds in stock at Proslector Print cry. Rubber stamps for commis- sioners and notaries
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09

preparing to ihyart the election of the reform candidates tomorrow. To prevent any interference with the elcc.ion by the police, the sher if has issued warning 10 the officers not to enter the polling places ex,epj to vote, or when called upon to preserve order.
 Washington. Nov. At is au- thoritatively stated that there will be no relief expedition sent to the Arctic for the ice bound whalers. as the departmant has received au- thentic reports that the whalers are safely installed in winter camp at the mouth of the Mckenzie river.
 Washington. Nov. 4-Admiral Prince Louis. of the English navy, was to-day presented to the presi- dent by Ambassador Durand. He presented a message of good will from King Edward. and expressed himself as enjoying his visit to this country immensely. 4 num- Der oi diplomats ane notables were present at the presentation. Roosc- welt expressed the hope that the Princes visit would be a pleasant one.
 Seattle, Nov. 4-Roy Mcdonald. son of J. E. McDonold, deputy county clerk, was fatally shot in the back by George Beede while walking along Third avenue. Me Donald was walking with Beede's wife. Tine latter claimed that Me Donald was trying to break up his home and that he had wronged Mrs. Beede.
 Seattle, Nov. 1.-Two masked men held up the Beacon hill street ear line at midnight last night, and escaped after taking six dollars in cash and the watches of the con ductor and motorman. They held up the car men at the point of a gun and had no difficulty m mak- ids their escape. No clue has been found..
 St. Petersburg. Nov. 1.-The news Is derived from semi-ofiicial state ments that ten thousand people have been killed during the past week in riots at fifty different towns throughout Russia. A plot for the wholesale massacre of Jews in southern Russia was discovered by the authorities this week, and was partially frustrated by rushing troops to the scene of the trouble. Jewish disorders are now on at Theodosia and Saratoff, where the slaughter of the Jews is reported to have reached large number At kostrom there was a revolutionary outbreak in which several hundred were killed or wounded.
 New York, Nov. 6-The republi- can committee claims that Twins will be elected as mayor tomorrow by a majority of eleven thousand over Hearst and forty-seven thous- and over Mcclellan. Hearst also claims to be assured of election. It is believed that Jerome, who has been making run on a ticket of
The Alaska prospector., 1905-11-09

Sails from Seattle Ist of each month for Juneau, Sitka, Kayak, Yakutat. Valdez,
 Seward. Cook Inlet and way ports. Sails from Valdez for Seattle and way ports, l6th of each month
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Seute 9entider Mbenb
Jm ih0nen 5airbanf.
Gtm prd6tt9es Yrogratttttt.

Wis fberal errans Sobn s. Weber
nit ieinem patriotii9en Programm
seffern Mbenb i'm Sairbant fiiirmif9sn
geifaa. Ssit Sabren mar Elm Wilis
tdr- prOsramm bier nidt 9eb6rt wor-
ben. Seoe ein3elns Summer mar bonn
sr6Bten grfOIg sefr6nt. gs mar eine
bsfsns arrangirts 2oIsttion bon patriO.
tiiaen uno 2riessseidngen.
Nur nod stpsi Mbsnbs uirb Weber's
9apele i'm Gairbant tonsertirsn. 6eute
Ibeno 1T iossnannter rGeuti4er
abeno", ba oeutf9e 2isber gum @Or=
trage fommen.
Sas programm 1T iOrsfdltig ge-
bdblt unb lisbs. betannts 2ieosr tper=
ben an bas DIR tltnsen, bic ieoem
Seutf1en anbsimeln uno on frtbere
3siten ssmabnsn tperoen. 2einer
unierer beuti9en Witbtirser iollte biefs
8el.eenbsit beridumen, pon elmer ia4'
tissn 9apsle 9simatbsfldnse bOrtragen
3u b6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Greatore TIM Satr6anf mG9fe
@o@e.

9om na9fen Wontag ab wirb @rea.
tore unb feline bsribmts 9apeQe i'm
5airbant fon3ertirsn. 9ieielbe tommi
bon 2ouisbills, wo fis bisbsr engagiri
mar. Die 2apsae iff, isitoem lie bier
gum lebten Waale auftrat, bebeuteno
usritdrtt tporbsn rinb tpirb In i6rer bol.
len Stdrfe auftreten. 5hr ben regu'
ldren preis bon 25 gsnts bat Seber=
mann @elsgenbeit, bic 9efeierte 2apeae
3u borsn. Wems. garili, bic bon frh-
bsr ber bier tpoblbetannt ift, tritt ale
Soliitin auf. Cine neue attraction III
Der berhbntte 6arfsnipisler Si9nO;
Sobero, Der nit Ssrrn Mascagni bon
Stalien berhbergetommen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Irent Gn4 oes 9e5sns.

go badten 9.ftern cine Nnaabl Nn=
gsfellte Der Superior 8eri9te uno
peranfalteten einen DaKermsIonen-
i9maus. 9ie @eri4te Rnb bstannt.
lid felt benz L. Suli tpdbrenb be,
Commemorate ssi&lofsn, bod babsn
bic peri&iebenen IngeiteIlten wdbrent
bisisr 3eit ale neisn prototolle Elm.
auri9tsn, neue eingerei&te alagen 3u
rssiitriren u. I. TO-, iobaB fie tbatfd9.
lid nur 2 @o&en Gerien erbaItsn,
1sberarbeiten i6un fe R9 nun allsr'
bings ni9t In Der ffilIen Saiion uni
ssfern Na&mitta9 famsn fe aus ber
beri9isbenen Departements fhr cir
Wsil&sn In prpbat.3 .3ommiRdr Wer(,
q. u. Walter's Santtum 3ufammen,
um fi8 an Wafiermelonen 3u belitti'
rem. MGen i4ien es elm 6o4eenub 81
fein, gang beionbers aber benz i@war'
aen 2olleeen, Der NIT bolIen Baden fid
BEN @ertiIgeH bet Delitat.fe tingab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Yoltsetlt@es.

6rI. 8erntee 8onp tua n,
636 Sibifon Strabs, melbete Der pos
liaei, bob ibr ein pOrtemonnaie mil
3leingelb 9efsblen purhe. udbrenb fs
In einem @ei9dfte an Der Wai6inston
etraBs ginfdufe ma9te.
gIi Sam ilton aus 2ouis=
bile, 9p., ben man bort als 8eiebes'
hhatlins iu9t, uurbe bier burd BIZ
Setettips 8rap unb Sol3 berbaftet
Samilton mirb wesen zines b6s
willisen Mn9riffes bort febnIi&ft &C.
phni4t.
6. W. gIstp tportb, elm In
ONEIDA 6otel einauartirtsr @ei9dfts
reiienoer meloet, 6ab CT gefern Mbenl
auf Der 6simfabrt bonn &iberRoe parf
iein portemounaie nit 5000 nermiBt
Wo ibm basIelbe abbanben tam
fonnte ct ni4t an9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
8anffra6
@ebt in Ganias Gitg iueiter.

2anfas @itb 20. Suli. -
Die @itp glationaI Banf, nit einsm
aapitals bon 100000, Offnets beuts
i6re Sbhre ni9t unb ifi In Sdnben bes
gourantepntrolleurs.
aaniasgitn 20. Suli. gis
gum @4luHs Der @ef4dftsfunben Der
Banten bate Der Banterott Der @itp
National Bant anberen Banten feine
Standardization bereitet.
Die @iip Naiional Bauf mar ieii
einiasr 3eit In s9pisrigtsitsn. bes,
halb risf in Banttreiien ibrs S4Iie=
sune aud feline llsberrai4ung berbor.
@sber Der ganteraminator Imes
nod bic gsamtsn Ober Anwdlte be,
8ant parsn Big isBt In Der Sage, enb'
giltige grtldrun9sn tiber ben Stant
bsrislbsn 3u MAIDEN.
Der ganterott Der 8anf tpurbe ba.
bur9 bsrbsisefabrt, oab fie fur $780,
900 gDe4iel bon 6. 5. Heblin in 5dn
ben bat, Der bic griis Hationalban
su 8opeta unb mebrere anbere 8anfer
aablungsunfdbig ma9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
storrii@es Yfero mtrft @asem
1tttt.

Nls 6err glmsr Suttle, 1921 @ino=
for Str, unb feline Jrau gefern Na4'
mittas fi4 auf elmer epa3ierfahrt be-
fanbsn. tpurbe bas qfsrb an Der Iriss
nal Npe., na6e Der 10. Str., pl6bli4
fbrrii9 unb fing an riidmdrts 3li
sebsn. 8ei bieier @elegenbeit geristb
bas Sattelssi&irr In llnOrbnung unb
bic Grau sriff nod ben 3aseln. ba'
bur9 bas @efdbrt In einsn @raben
lsntsnb. gsibe Sniafsn fttirsten ber'
aus unb bic Jrau sOs F9 i9uert
Ousii9ungen an ben Irmen uni
@9ultern su, pdbrenb ibr Mann NIT
lsi9tsrsn 9srleBunsen oabontam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Gta idle9ter @tt.
gb. 0arren wirb ais Oieb berbaftet.

gilbert gowman aus &odbiqs, Snb.,
Der 9efern nit einem tpertbboIen
pfero unb Wagen na9 Snbianapolis
tam unb Der bafelbe nur cine furas
Weile an Der gforb Senate Mbs. ange-
bunben ffeben lieB, muBte au isinem
Ssibmeien erfabrsn, oab biss nit msbr
ober minber sroBer9efabr bsrbunbsn if
oenn als er 3uradte6rts, par isin @s.
fd6rt Derf9wunbsn.
@r melbete feinen YerluF iofort ber
polsei unb bic Mslbung bon benz 9isb=
fable tpurbe bann ipfort allen poIi3i=
ten iibermittelt.
galb barauf traf bana bic poli3si
an Der Weit WaEbinaton Str. Elm @e.
fdbrt, uel9es bort bor cine @irtbi9afi
bielt unb rel9ss benz perloren aemel-
beten dbnlid iab. Wan fanb gb. War=
ren, 1853 Belt Str, Observation-Disclosures
bor, Der aufgefragen, pb ibm basGubr.
inert 9eb6re, berneinenb aattportete,
3ulsBt aber gefanb, bab er in bemiel=
ben nit mebreren Greunben gum 81.
f4en gefabren isi. ct babe 3ulebt,
nur aus lllt pferb unb Wasen genOm
men unb iei nit bsmislbsn fortssfab.
rem. oamit bic anbersn Sbeilnebmer ar
benz Musfu9e 3u Gube geben mhbten,
gopman tennt ben Mann nidt uni
oie antlage beg @roboiebfabls wuro'
ae9en bsnielben erbobsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Snbianapplis, Snb., Sreitas d. Su 1905
Gine &albssSaso.
Cine Gn;abI 9eute Iei9t perIest.

Cine baIb srtpa9Isne 2u5, burG bic
-5ibs, ioipie au9 our9 unausgeieste
gerfolgung raieno sema9, lief an Der
Senate Nbenue uno 16. GtraBs lumber
uno ri9tste 8etuirrung an, no INNER
fi9 8elssenbsit BOT. 2eute uuroen
umserihen. bur9 bic @raspIdbe geiagt
unb iolanae in Mufrseuns ssbaltsn,
Big sulsbt bas Sbisr eri9ofsn NOR.
g. 8. Silbrstb. 1888 Oliber abs.,
uurbe stua 20 SUB seI9lsubert. 9as
8bisr fOlgte unb bra9te benz Wanne
nod anbers WsrIsbunsen Bel. Grau
Soispb 8obb, bIs an Der Sllinois unb
Is. Str. tuobnt, gins nit ibrer tleinen
stpei Sabre altsn So6ter ipa3ieren, als
bas erobe 2alb plbbli9 auf He los=
fam. Sas Sbisr traf bic Jrau in bie
Ssits, arss Qustidunsen berurfa9eno.
@sorss Worsan, Elm Neger, Der in
sinsm 2eibfale an Der Is. Ctr. ange=
ftellt if, tam auf einem &aoe oes
Wsses. Die Sub Uerfolste ibn une er
tuuros cine srobe Siftan3 sei&leubert.
Sn3mii9en batten fi4 metrere
6unbs unb cine ansubl Sungen benz
S6isrs an bic Jsrien ge6sftet nno i'm
SturmI9ritte 9in9's besbalb ueiter.
Gin GROCER torpulsnter Mann. Der es
untsrnabm, bas 2alb ein3ufangen,
purbe bonn Seitenwsge aus .in's Stras
Benbabngeleiie seporfen. Sba @5il=
bers, 9rafe Str., bic einen Gs9en-
f9irm aufseipannt 6atte. lieB bieien
los. als f9 bas aalb nd6erte. Sas
4alb nabm ben S9irm auf, tonnts
bann ni9t iebsn uno fing f4 ielbit,
inbem ss fi9 3wii9en einem Stale unb
sinem Sslegrapbsnpfuiten fsiitlemmte,
mo- es eri9phen tpuros.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Gleines Mao@sm berlsst.
etrabsnbabntpasen unb 8assp eOaibtrsn

Sn elmer @OliiOn 3wii9sn sinem
etrabenbabnwassn Der &ibsrfos.Sinte
unb Ieinsm gussp puros gsfsrn @bsno
So6n 8. Sintsnuirtb. Elm Boiler, eds
Barrier Ipenue unb Horth : StraBs,
nebf Ieiner Jrau unb ftinf 8inbsrtl
auf bic strabe ssi9lsubsrt. Nsit
ausnabme Der tleinen, feds Sabre al'
ten Sodtsr Suian, bie man nad9
benz Soipitals bradte. i9sinsn als
a!hdlia nit Iei9ten gerlsbun9sn oa'
bunesfOmmsn gu iein.
Dos tlsine Wdo4en batte r'sbrsrs
serqueti9ts Singer, bic man TN 9o-
ipitale berbanb. Wlan bsfhr4tst absr,
oaB biellei9t msbrere berislbsn an'pu'
tirt tperoen mthen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Gin Opfer Der site.

Seize Gurgeion. Elm 5ubrman. sos
Norb Gabibfon Str., tuurbe tpdbrenb
Der Mrbeitsseit bon S9wd9s tiberfal=
len unb er ffarb tpdSrenb Ses Mbenbs In
ieinsr Wobnuns, tpObin man ibn ee.
bra9t. Der be6anbeInbe Nr3t gIaubt,
bob Jurgeion's Sob auf bic auber'
eem66nli9s 9ibe 3urhd3ufttbren 1T.
obgleid au9 Elm Maaenleioen. burd
bie grpbe 9iBe berbei9eftibrt, oie Sooes'
uriude aetuefen iein mag. Jursefor
NOR 80 Sabre alt. Der Coroner tpirl
bie 2ei9eni9au abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
8eamten=Ginietmms.

Sn ber $eutonia 2o9e go. /, 8.
D. 5. G., fanb burd ben @robbsam,
ten, 3errn @ufap Y6lIsn. bic Snfal.
lirun9 Der Beamten ftatt, ndmli9:
gr-prdfbenten Gina 9oimes, prd=
fibentin. Sba 2obler; Yi3e.prdFosns
tin. anna Start /; S9abmeifsrin.
aanc S6b!er /; Setretdrin, Ienes
@row Jtibrerin, 9ebtui9 Barnard
Snnere @aae, &egina S9uIs; Msu.
bere Wa9e, Nntonia glart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
@esem Aasrifs betraft.

5riebensri9ter Wiliam 6. Smod
ftrafte 9efern Seize 2ourp um 81 unb
bie Soften tpegen Mngriffs bes Brief-
trdgers 9arrp p6illips. Sa Der Mn-
seflagte bom gunbssseri9t unter her
Antlase ftebt, einsn gunbesanseitellten
TN Dienif bebinbert 3u babeu, enifanb
bie Jrage, ob bie Staats9eri9te fi&
einmifden bdrfen bod sntf4tsb be,
Griesensri9ter wie oben angefhbrt.
nit Der BesrHnbuns, bab bic. beiber
Antlagen sdn3li9 beri9iebsne ieisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21

Mnberion, 90. Suli. Der 55s
idbrise Sobn Ai6bau9b purbe seifern
bonn 8lib sri9la9sn, tpdbrenb iein "a
idbrissr Sobn @albin bon benz 69lag
10 betdubt tpurbe, baB an ieinem Wie'
bsrauftommsn se3ueifslt wirb. Beibe
iu9tsn bor benz pl6bli9 beraufsieben-
ben @spittsrfurm S9uB unter einem
Saufen 6afer.
Mebrere anbere perfoneti fnb In bel
etabt bon gliBf%ldsen betdubt wor-
ben, bod bsfinbsn fi9 ale aube,
gefabr. Der an 9duiern uno foniti.
gem Gieentbum anasri8tete S&aber
III gering.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Gum e9nss Der Obfsartsn.
grofe1or Troop miro bic San Sole S9iIo
Iaus befanpfen.

Sames Sroop, Der Snisttsn'a 'aunoigs
bes Staates unb profsRor an berIpur'
bus=llnibsrftdt, pirb Snoianapolis
beIu9sn, I'm bsahsli4 Der San Sole
G9ilolaus, psl4e on Der 8albott-
gbenus, i'm @artsn BON s. N. Spen'
Ger, aufsstrstsn ift, llnteriu9ungsu
borsune6men.
Die ObFbdume, tpel4e ben Werhee'
runssn Der san Sole e4ilblaus aug
geisst fnb, wsrben ale iofort per'
brannt. Wan bat ben Rampf gegsn
bieIss dubsrit i9dbIi9e Snfett In ben
lsBtsn Sahrsn nit grObem erfOlgs
esfhbrt, ob9lsi9 oafislbe ab uno 3u
pisbsr bon Hsusm auftau4i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
~ @au&t bic Tish I Mingo.

Slide gu toni er ire II.
Gsg SID miro se0ffnet, auf ieinen
Fieiitisen Sfeil 3uder geitreut uno er
5pei Bis orei Sage horisontal sslest
oan,it Der 3uder sebOrig einorinst
gLuf bieie Weiie tann man Slide lans'
3eit polIfommen frif9 uno 10 gut.
i9medeno erbalten, pie eben gefan.
gene. 2a6Is auf oieie @eife bor oem
@inlaloen uno Rdu4ern behanoelt
baben einen tpeit ansenebnsren Sc.
f9mad. Gin gblGffel poI 3uder Il
fir einen stpei Biz brei Rilo f4perer
2a9s binrei4eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Sslspboa : Station far 8roaS
&ipple.

Die Central Union Telephone 60.
bat in groao Mippls cine 3weigfatiOn
er6fnet. SieisIbs ift in benz Bad,
fsinaebdube, birstt Der Strabsnbabn.
Station an Der Sbslbp. uno Norgan-
StraBs ssssnhbsr, bslsgen. Sopsit
battle bic ssnannts SelspbOn'@eieaf9aft
ale i6rs @si9dfte far groab
&ipple, iotuis au9 bie Der umliegenbsn
StatiOnsn, bur9 bis fdotif9e @sn'
trale beiorst; bon ieBt ab gei4iebt oiea
aber birset our9 bic Station tn groao
Ribble.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
8antufpeftor taipi;trt.

BauinTpeftor Stanlep beiu9te auf
Wuni9 einiger Witglieoer bonn Door
Of 5ope" bas @ebduoe bsrielben in 116
@sf Mi9igan Str. ginige Der Rdun-
li9teiten follen nod feiner Nusfage
ni9t In glitem ianitdrsn 3ufanbe iein
unb es io1ten psrf9isbene Neuberunsen
am 8sbdube gsma9t tpsrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Socialer Smrnberetm.

gs biene ben Mitgliebern bes So-
eialen Surnbereins unb ben Witslie'
bern bes Samenpereins CUR gta8ridt,
bob He 3u bem, beute Mbenb i'm @ar.
ten bss Geutf9en 9aufes ftattfinben.
ben Concerto singelaoen fno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
nmfa le.

Spbn g. Btplap, 1858 @sR
Worris Str, Der bur& bic 6anbbabe
elmer Mei&e getrofen tpurOe. bra4 R&
bas rs&te S9uIterblatt. Ct wurbe
bnr& bic Difpenfarirmsdrste In Be.
banbIung 3enommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Sommsr= &oa3srt
SIM Sarten bes Deuti9en Sauies
beute Gbenb.

Sim @artsn bes Ssuti9en 6auies
finbet bente Abenb, 5rsitag, ben 21.
b. d., bas srfe Sommsr=8 =8On3ert Der
Gaiion ffatt, beranEaltet bonn y Deuts
i&en Club uno MuRt6srsin". 9ie
,SnbianapOIis Utilitdr Sapsle" ift
ensasirt tporbsn unb bat Siri9ent s.
%. 2lausmann elm rsi9baltigss, bOr.
trsffii9 aussswdbltss prosramm auf.
esfslt.
PartI.
I. March, ,Triumphal" ......... Jewell
2. Selection, Carmen" ".......... Bizet
3. a) Moonlight A................M More'
d. Serenade for Flute and Alto Clarinet.
Howard Turner and Tull E. Brown.
Part II.
S. Overture, Tampa" ".......... Heroic
6. Fantasia, We WON'T Go Home
Till Morning.. Dalbey
7. Procession of the Knights, ,Parsifal"
Wagne
8. Medley, Popular Jingles" -. Recke
Part Ill.
g. Echoes from the Metropolitan
Opera Housed ...... Moses.Toban
10. Cakewalk, ,St. Louis Tickle. .Turpil
II. Selection, ,Fantann" ........ Hubbel
IL. March of the Toys" . Herbert
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21

- Die befe Sent @igarre II
ber etabt, Ru@o's .9ongfeaop'.