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| Of Occidental civilization. The book was
at one time attributed TO he former Min
lister from China, WI Ting.fang II is
interesting to learn that G. Lewes Dickin-
son, author Of 'Religion-A Criticism and
a Forecast, now admits to the authorship
Of a Chinese officials criticism Of the short
conings and ns.ncerity Of our civilization,
Vance Thompson's Diplomatic Mys-
teries. II Il claimed by the author, will con-
tain inside histories Of some Of the most
starr ling chapters in European diplomacy
thu romance and tragic death Of King Lud-
wig H. Of Bavaria, the plot that ended the
life Of President Faure Of France, the violent
death Of Clown Prino e Rudolph, the assas-
sinai ion Of the Empress Of Aust ria, &c.
In answer 70 the many inquiries made
by readers Of The Walking Delegate
who. impressed by the points Of similarity
between Buck Foley Of the story and the
late Sam Parks. have written 10 know il
Foley is not Parks under a thin disguise.
the author, Mr.. Scott, has written a letter
Of explanation In which he says:
I have taken toe union Parks once mastered
beceuss I was fascinated b. the dangerous trade
OF the men who cree; the steel frame work Of sky.
scraperE and have made free USE Of the situation
that existed IN the union the time Of PsrkSs SUI
prehaey. bat Buck Foley IL not Sam Parks.
With one or two exceptions, and those very sub
ordinate. the incidents are not taken from Parkss
life. think. after their similarity In ruthless
power has been recorded, likeness between the
two ends. I never spoke 10 Parks, and never saw
him but once end that siteT be had fallen from his
high estate-at bis trial when be was only death
man ed remnant Of bis brutal prime
one Of the anecdotes told Of Parks which
illustrates the strange combination Of great
ability. great ignorance and great BRITISH
nesa which rlnde up the character Of the
MAJ is that Of a controversy Parks had
With q contractor over public telephone
N a drugstore. The argument became
heated and Parks enraged. Suddenly he
threw on his coat and with a string Of pro-
family squared up to tn telephone and
roared 'stand up thsre and I'll knock your
head ohi' The next moment he realized
that his opponent was miles away and he
skunk out Of the drugstore past the aston
ished customers. Mr. Scots hero is a
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COMIC SINGER 4 SUICIDE.

MeCreary Jumps on FerrSbOat ForEiVinG
HammerVtein 10 Note.
Jerseyites crossing TO weehAWken on the
ferryboat Nswbugh early yesterday morn
ing saw a sickly looking, shabbily dressed
man pull q sheet Of paper from his pocket,
write a few words on II against the glass
door Of the forward smoking compartment
and then place it in his hat. A few minutes
later he walked TO the forward gate, and
after throwing his hat onto the deck lsaped
into the water.
George Freeman Of SlI West Twenty
first street, who had been watching the man,
picked up the hat and notified TIE pilot
After a fruitless esareh Of twenty minutes
for the mans body the boat proceeded
Then Freeman. searching the bat, found
this note
NY name is Wallace McCreary. an opera
singer Could not stand the battle againet
life any longer, and Mfr. Hammerstein has
been promising me position as doorkeeper,
but forgive him. I Eo-this IL the cause
Of taking my life. 1t my body go 10 the
bottom.
The police Of the West Forty-ssventh
street station, whore the suicide was re-
ported, learned from Oscar Hammerstein
Yesterday that McCreary was one Of many
applicants for jobs to whom he had prom
ised a position when one was open.
Matthew Grau, a musical agent, said that
NcCreary was So years old, and vas at one
time a tenor Of ability. He was the di-
vorced husband OF Lottis Gilman, the music
Holmes. He made bis first appearance as
Ralph Rdekstrav In "Pinefore' twenty years
ago. He had sung lately In the Dun and
John b. Stetson opera companies.
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more controlled cf aracter than this, also
more keen and subtle and less brutal.
Lady Margaret Sackville. whose new
volume Of verse, a Hymn to Dionysius
and Other Poems, Is announced among
the spring publications, has a somewhat
remarkable pooticsl ancestry. She Is the
daughter Of the seventh Earl De La War;,
and includes among her forebears the first
Earl Of Dorset, Thomas Sackvi!le, who was
joint author with Thomas Norton Of the
frst blank verss tragedy in the English
language-acted in 1852 before Sackville S
second cousin, Queen Elzsbeth-and the
sixth Earl Of Dorset, Charles Sackville, one
OF the Merry Monsrch's special fsvoTites,
who wrote the song ITO All You Ladies
Now on Land IN to be found in most
English snthologies,
Edwin Lefevre, whose mystery Of the
money market The Golden Flood Is q
book Of the hour, gives an interesting ex-
planstion OF the origin Of the plot, which
he says is based upon q pet theory Of his
as follows:
! believe that the quality Of mind genius you
might call it-whlch MAKES q mGn successful In wan
Street Is practically the same a. the quality Of
mind which makes him successful as a poet
novelist or an artist. Al bottom It Is high powered
Imagination guiding the captain OF nnAnce 70 see
new channels for Investment that hts less capable
brothers DO not see IN the same way that II leads
the great painter 10 see beauties In nature which
other artists eyes are blind. The big capitalists
IN Wall street are not hopeessly sordd and un.
romantic: and when she young Grnnell came 10
them and began deposltng mlllloas OF dollars In
gold be played upon their imaginative faculties
They Immediately went further than ordinary
men would have gone and made up their minds
that Gnnncl was an slcAemiSt ard was making
the gold. ! am confident that had the situation
IN the book really Developed on wall Street some
such result A. ] have worked on, would hsve taken
place.
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cheers and cries Of Bill, youArs ell right. ,
Therefore you may lie down TO sleep With
feelings approaching the tranquil
IL Is worthy Of note that there were some
that did not lie down to sleep, despite the
professors reassurinE Btatistica. Long
after midnight in cheerful subWays, where
strong voiced walters hurled teaIy ballads
against the stained wall paper, the yell OF
the cries Of ladies who seemed highly
amused.
The forty-seven saw the MorGue, the
Insane Asylum and other cheerful things
Yesterday. To-day they will visit the
University Settlement House and the Educa-
uonal Alliance
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The
Marriage
of
William Ashe

"The most noteworthy heroine
of English fiction since Becky
Sharp declares Life in praise Of
Lady Kitty in Mrs. Wards great
novel. 1t is a story that will enc
dure-a masterpiece Of modern
English fiction. There is a
breadth OF sympathy, a delicaey
of touch in the 7----
great moments Mrs. HUMPHREY
Of abandon WARDS great
ment, a real new novel
ness which L-I
makes the book not so much q
picture Of life as life itself
HARPER & BROTHERS, n. Y.
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PLAISTIELp, n. j.. Nay u.-Miss Mary
KnoWlton Wilton. dhuEhter Of Mr.. and Ars.
John ~. Wilton. and James Abbott Hutch
inson OF New York were married at the
home Of the brides parents this Afternoon
AZ 4 O'clock. The bride was attended by' her
eisteT, Mrs LeiEhton Calkina. a. matron
Of honor. and her nephsy, Nester Wcleott
Oh New York vas begt man. and the utherl
we're Prank J. CpTrier. Charles A. Qglliqa
inson, an Of Lynn, hass.
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Hsrpers' Book News
Fond
Adventures

Since the publication Of The
Forest LovErJ Maurice Hewlett
has written nothing so palpitat-
ing with the full and splendid
lite Of the middle ages as these
four tales. Mr. Hewlett has a
magic mastery over the field of
medieval romance. His rich,
sensuous i'm "
pressions are MAURICE
tinged with Po- HEWLETT'S
etc feeling. love stories
They are rev. -
elation Of the varied beauties
possible in the telling of romantic
tales.
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.

The "house party figures as conspicu-
iously IN the society novel Of the day in
America a. the week end visit has done
In England from Tina immsmoHal, az offer
ing unusual advantages for the develop
ment OF intrigue and romance In the in
formal and intimate association Of the
characters involved In the. working out
Of the plot Edith Wharton introduces
Il In her new serial, Mrs. Essington" is
the story Of house party and was originally
called by that title and Sidney Kennedy
new book, The LodestAT,' In which the
novelist just burrowing around and
trying 10 smear himself with local color. :
the artist who was keeping him com
pany. and 'the millionaire who can
usually be relied on 10 'shsd a faint odor
Of gasoline wherever he passes by find
the %Brovn Eyed Girl to whom novelist
and millionaire and artist alike succumb.
introduces a house party that fills a quiet
country village with the idle rich set, who
make things move swiftly and color them
brilliantly for the Methodist minister and
ehis wife
Edgar Jepson's frst hero, The Admit
rable Tinker the boy who frightened
Europe up Bit and was called a Sherlock
Holmes in knee pants, has many friends
who remember him pleasantly. They will
be interested 10 know that young Tinker
Appears with his motor in Mr.. Jepsons
latest book. Lady NoEgs-Pesross' and
combines with the young heroine q re-
souroeful kindred spirit in a daring kid
naping achievement.
Among the anonymous books Of the past
season which created much comment
and aroused no little curiosity oonosrhing
Ne author vas LISTERS from a ChineSo
Ohicial,' expressing the. oriontal'a visw
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n NEW nLsAAp. io7h s. NAT. SAT
STAh S S.S SS:.EoE;: FL EsS SEEr-
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ANsONIA CASHIER HELD.
said 10 Have POeketed Payments by David
WArneId and Others.

George W. Pollard, the Ansonia Hotel
cashier who was arrested on the charge
Of taking $500 from tho hotel. In small
amounts AZ paid by guests. was held In the
West Side court yesterday In 5000 bail
for examination to-day. Manager Webb
said he could produces guests who had
paid bills that Pollard had failed 20 credit
Among these Il 10 said, are David War
field, 8. IA. Pains. W. X, 0rcone and II. l..
gt.dIar -
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NEW LUNA PARK SPECTACLE.

'TNO WI OF FuTT NTUIUT 70 IHNU N"V
Place OF the Durbar.
The Fall Of Port Arthur is to be A
spectacle at Lama Park this year, tahin 6
the space occupied last year by the Durbar,
A gang Of 600 men are to be TUNED into the
enclosure to-day 10 transform Il into re-
production Of the bay.
The Fall Of Port Arthur will not be In
shape, Of course for the opening tomorrow
night, but il IL hoped that II viii be ready
IN three weeks. A lake covering eight
acres and thirty-six warship models are
features Of the show.
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Miss Bookvalier 10 MaFT9 New Yorker
The engagement IL announced Of Miss
Ida " BoolgWGlter, niece Of John ",
BookWalter, 10 Clinton NJ. Hall Of New York
son Of Mr. add Mrs. Harry II. Hall Of New
Orleans. The wedding viii occur early In
luna
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lIRlGisl s,i 6ssors,iss D.r s g, us slls
i B.ls5i2i. ia FANTANAI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12

ANHE;E,IsG.t,N ~ i.. sfT0y THE LIARS
sunday Eye.-BEN HARRIS BIG CONCERT.
NeIt wee t-JacoS y, Adler Merchant OF Veuice."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Wartern, bic bisiss In u~uIsrsn 2agerr
erparten, gu eradblen; uno persweifeli
irren bieie un9lidieliqen, inter bener
es Obne 3ueifel febr biele s@ef9Obene"
urb Mibleitete giebt, ibren 2eioens.
neg, Der f9lieBli8 bod i'm 8er6unsern
ober gerburfen, beffsnfals aber burd
cine 2uaeI fein gnbe finbst, meter.
Wenf4li6 seoa&t fnb bic bielen
tleinsr 2inber an, meife1 3t bebauern,
bic bic 8borbeit ibrer gltern bite,
bhBen miifen, He ferbsn au 5un5er-
ten, meif an 6unger, unb oie tro.
dene S~abresbdlfte. bic 3eit, bic f9On
I'm 5rieben Bon ben armfslisen 6otten-
totem, bic ni1ts tbr gise, iienier,
nur unter sr6bten gntbebruugen uno
febr oft nur nit 9i.fe Der Rsgieruna
Hbermunoen tperben tonnte, ffebt bod
erif nod bebor!
S4on iebt BET ibrem 8esinn mirb
iber WahermanseI I'm 2anbe geflagt;
mas miro bas erft In 3-4 Wonaten
gebeb uen1 allies bon Der lisngenben
Sonns berborrt III unb bic b6Ien 3eis
ten teinerlei Arbeiten auf ben Sellers,
uno on ben W~aferquelen seffatten?
Nber aud unisre brabe 8ruppe tpirb
bieles au leioen baben unter Der bebor.
ffebenben 9tirre unb benz WaHermans
gel, tuenrt i9on bic Setter In fluser
8orausf9t Der fommenber greiqniRe
lett la11er 3eit an Der Os9afuus gee
orbreter Wege uno Waferanla9en, an
Der 6eranf9afuns bon probtant unb
@inri9tun8 BON gtappenftationsn i'm
san3en feinbli4en @ebiet nod 2rdften
arbeitet. Wabrli9, muir tusr einmal
felbff In biefem 2anbe isne RaIamitdt
Biz CUR Heige = ni9t nur ais Sa96=
ooer Reife=N mateur = bur9tofst bat,
Tam R9 elm Bib BON benz ifummten
9eloentbum MAIDEN, bas uniere
$ruppe bier bur9lebt, faum septirs
oigt bon ben grtaern In Der 6eimatb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
Mmtomobtle In &oaiFon.

Sin 3rawaa, Der spif9en sinem
Weiben unb einem Heger geffsrn Mbeno
auf einem StraBenbabnmaeon an Der
Horb Sainois Strabe ausgsbro9en
mar, lieferte ben NnIab au elmer, 9lid-
li9erueiie obne grobs gsrlufe Der.
laufenen automobile goliRon. 9err
Soieph &inf Der srabe bic Slinois
StraBe entlaa9 fubr, bate bic S9li-
gerei geieben, unh sr mar fofort CUR
Station geeilt unb batte poli3eili9e
Ollie, uelbe er felber In feinem Muto
3ur STEELE tra9ts, rsquirirt. Muf benz
We9e gum 2ampfplabe. an Der Ode
bonn Circle plabe unb Der Warfet Str.
folibirte bann bas Nuto NIT einem bon
Cigar Wi1er 9eleitetem automobile Der
Snotana @utomobiIe Go. Wiler's
Waf9ine traf Minfs Nuto binten unb
trieb bafslbe nit ben Worberrdbern auf
ben 8ir9erfeig, bod uurbe baRelbe
ni9t bei&dbigt. Miler's Muto aber
tuurbe borne aiemIi4 f9wer Indigenous
men, tonn,,e aber unter eigener 2raft
bic 9eimfabrt antreten. SIR bie Sci.
lerei lan9ten bic 10 ber36serten poli-
3ifen natirli9 3u fpdt an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

der e tnbere E n.
Sn Gangenlonsbeim, Rbeinprppina, Be-
fdenfte biefer Sage Die 5rou zines
SaeelObners ibren @atten nit Dem Is.
lebenben &inoe, uno in Winbesbeim
ipurbe elm ebenfo eliidlider Ginfpobner
bur9 Die Mnfunft zines 3ipilinsspads
res 0cter bes 15. uno 16. Spr0blinss.
9ienenfid ais Sobesz
uraae Der Miiblenbefiber Weins
BOLD in Saubenbeim. Sa9fsn, tpuroe
BON elmer 8iens in's linte DIR ssftps
den. Na9 sebn Minuten mar Wein
bol0 cine 2eide. Noh Nusfage oes
Mrates mar bas Bienensift in's 9era
ge6rnnsen unb bate Den SOB ourd
9sraf4lag berbetgefiibrt.
2inbertpa sen ais Wurf>
Of o &. Der @erpuber l1mbredt
in 20lu, Rbeinprobin3, peribte Hubes
it0runsen unb perlebte Den ein5dreitens
Den S9uBmann nit elmer MDrtelbade
erbeblia. Damn nahm Der Wiitberid
einen auf Der Strabe ftebenoen Rinoers
tpasen, porin fid elm 8ino befanb.
unb mari oamit na9 Den SduBleuten,
nobel bos 8ino auf Die Strabe se&
f9leuoert uno fdper perlebt purbe.
Das Sd0ffenseri9t psrurtbeiIte Den
Roblins gu einem Wonat 9efdnsnib.
Sur4seblGuter 9er3og g.
Wdbreno Der 9eraog bon Mandefter
NIT feiner Satin cine Mutomobilfabrt
in Srlano unternabm, f9eute bas pfero
etnes Farmers Dor Dem Motor oes herz
Soglihen paares, unb als Der 9er5og
ausftieg, um bas pfero bes Garmers
am .3iigel an Dem Magen borbei5ufIb<
rem, berftano Der Bauer biefe QanoIung
falf9 nnb bearbeitete Den .6eraoe nit
einem Stod, Biz ibm biefer burh einen
anberen Mann entrifen tpur6e. Der
6eraos erhob sesen ben Garme- Rlase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Gin Stern1W nuppen
a / unter Bonner unb 8lib fonnts
oieier Gage in 8ubpeis, ungern, be.
oba4tet tperoen. Wdbrenb ndmlid
unter Sonnersronen mod p~ereinaeIt.
gliBs auf Dem Radtbimmel aufleuds
teten. bdtten fid bic Moltenfhleier an!
fiiopefli4en 9immel ftelentpeiie tes
reits pieOer pertbeiIt. sic @ternlein
blibten bonn tlaren 9immel herab uno
bon 3eit gu 3eit fab man GternI1nups
pen our Groe nieosrf9sben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

.
6. W. Rpber, Wobnbaus. 81. Str.
rabe Rortbwefern Nbe., $12O0.-S.
20. Serimfber, Wobnkaus. 807 Sefer.
ion Mbe., $2500. = gmma WcRen,ie,
Wobnbaus, @aIbinston nabe Mrline.
ton, $3200.-Ome O'6arrotp Wobn.
baus, 1909 Renwoob Mbs., $1642. =
Willinm 2iebting, suei Cottages. 2O3C
2erington Ute, $500. = Sulia Bar.
rett, Wobnhaus, Wi9isar rabe Gen.
tennial, $4,000. = Wiliarn 8. Dunn,
Wobnbaus, $50 Bird gbe., $205O.-
gilbert &. 0olmes, @obnbaus. 2ep'
hone Mpe. nabe IL. Str, $1700.-2.
q. 4anta, @oteage, We2ernar1 uni
Worris, $1,000. = Dome Building &
Healtp Co., Apar.mentbaus, golegs
nabe IL. Str. $12, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
Gin Brief aus swafopmnmb Spm

Gin Nrief aus Swafopmnno bpm
IL. Suli lautet: IS bsrrf9t farfes
Mibtrauen unter ben Nuffdnbt ben
uns geseniiber In gesug auf bic Grase,
peI9e Bebanbluns man ihnen BET uns
angeosiben lanen t0trbe, fals Fe fi@
ergeben. Sbre Gapitdue uno fol9e,
bic beionbers f&were Werbrs9en auf
BEN 2erbboi3 baben. fOreen bafiir,
ihrea iampfesmtben 2euten bte i&auer.
li@Fen ge&i9ten bon ben srauiamen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

@ir tuulen Ri@ter Barter eerne
%slauben, baB er ni4is bon einem gu.
f9ub gum gampagns.6 unb feitens Der
Neu BORT 2ife ueiB. Wir molten
nu9 elauben, baB bsr bsmofratii9s
Qlingelbeuter ni9t bon Der Neu BORT
2ife berei9ert, bab absr 6srr sbea
ben Beutel rumgeben lieB, if iiber.
haupt nt4t 3u beatpeifeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
H0ie 8mbem.

Sn Der pOii3eiFation iammerr unb
ffeben bret iunge Burf8en um ihr,
5reibeit. Sieielben Hnb ansstlaste
etnen gtnbru9 In Elm Gabrrabgef9dft
an Sub Wsribian StrnBe uno In cine
3immermannsmerift6tte In South.
eafern Nbe. beriibt, fopie Gabrrdber
bon Der Strabe unb ein Boot aus BEN
gootbauie tn @iberHbe part seftobIsn
au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

an Soitpbine M. Sin, Got 81, Ga,
sarus' &c. Meriotan plaee abolition,
As BET $50 SUB, STRIDE berbeKert,
Weffeite bon Weribian Str, n6rbIid
brn Mc2ean plaee, $440O.
SoIepbine Wulbanes II. u. an Mner
Weore, Got 10 in @oburn's 2. BEL.
mont aob., 40 Bet 1895 6ub, Der.
beRert. Offeite Der See Str, n0rblid
bon 6otpaeb Str. $1,000.
Sheridan 6. Sanforb an Warp 6.
Mleranber. Got 9 In Samuel glarf's
abo., 1864 BET 378 5 Sub, paeaut,
uefli9 bon 9slatpare Str, fhblid
Der SO. Str. $3.50.
Ri9arb Werrid u. u. an SoIepb 6.
Darman, $beil bon 2ots 2 uno 8 In
Weeb9er's Srbinston Nob., 20 BET 17e
SUB, b%acant, Siofeite bon Wafbino.
ton etrabe, msfli9 bon Mrlinaton
Nbe. $3.50.
Serielbe on emma 8. McRenaie,
Got l uno She'll bon 2 namli&e Nob..
81 BET 178 SUB. baeant, aneren3enb
an Obigem. $500.
2ia3ie 6osfins u. u. an Stepben u.
Bradley, Got 8, gIod 2. Msper's nni-
berfitp place Mbb., Srbinston. 40 bel
ITO Sub, perbefert, Ofisite Der @mer=
ion 4be., n6rbli6 bon gurgeb Zoe
$1,000.
gropr 6iQ Cemetery an gliaa 7.
2ntgbt, Got 5, Sec. Is, gromn Did.
81, 676.
@atbarine Gor an @iaiam s. rip.
lep, Got 1S, Domusp's 2. @ubb., 8bl
bon Cutlot 102, 80 BET 1865 SUB,
berbefert, NorbIeite Der Merria Str.
6itli8 bon Of strabe. "a, 500.
pearcp Cor an .@brifina Rirttof,
Got IA. 8lod AZ au Rorb Snoianapo.
liz. 80 bel 100 SUB. bsrbeHert, eab-
feite Der eugene, 6ffIi9 bon Mnnette
Ctr. $500.
Sbomas 6uifon an s. WeGaa. Got
sc In Nidolas & Sos Mobition at
g%rigbtmoob, 40 bel 140 SUB, psrbei.
iert, Offeite Der Walter, n6roli4 bon
Is, Str. $500.
Marp SsIbase on gur9eb ALLEN II.
u, SOt % In @ibions eubbibiiion,
glOd % in Sobnions grben Mobition,
40 bel 1874 SUB, bsrbsRsrt, WeFieite
Der ai6lano aps., Iaoli9 bon 20. Str.
$4,000.
NOrbal o. @rubbs an SoTbua $.
6abparb, 2ots Is, 10, "a, rs uni
.26, COOPER u. u. rorbof Mob., IS bel
125 &c SUB, Gillette @bsloon Str
i10ltn bon 2O. Str. 81 1000.
Charles Is. garrigsr on Sames SO.
&ogers, Got 536 epana & Sos 2.
WoOolawn Moo., 80 bel 1875 Sub, ber-
beHert, NorbIeite epann Mbe., uefIid
bon State abs. $l.40O.
Central Steel COMPANY an Serre
6aute 8reuing Co.. She'll gubeniol
1875, 142 bet 400 SUB, psrbsRert Sho-
ieite WerriQ Str. tpsfIi9 bon capitol
Mbe. $25, 900.
@sorge u. 0ilsemeier u. u. an
Staot indianapolis, She'll BON Got l,
6oefBen grben Nob., 158 SUP, %.
cant. Wefieite Brill ctr. ihbli9 bon
Southern Mbe. $500.
gowin s. Ri9arbion an Warp g.
6optins, n0roli9e 6dlfte bon Got 70,
Bruce pIaee Nobition, 1876 Bel III
Gub, berbefsrt, Sffeits bon 8roab-
tuap, iibli4 bon %. strabe, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
0oIobrt6S.

8eim 9ur9bldttern zines ofiBie0en
8eri9ts tber bic Sbdtiefsit berii9tig=
ter Derbre9sr fisl cine Stene, tpel9s
bic Operationen bon Bauernfdngern
befpri9t, DEFENDERS ms Auge.
9a mar unter Mnberem angefi6rt,
bab Elm paar Bauernfdnaer In Der Grip
bon 3ueii Wonaten an cine aln3abl
rsi9er 6armer:golobrids gum gstrage
bon fbsr $50, 600 IosI9lusen.
Die auf ben plumpen unb ldnsf be.
fannten IS9minoel 9inein9efalenen
tparen fdmmtli9 In ibrsm gountp bod.
gea9tete Mdnner = berieIben 2laRe
a~nseb6renb, mel9e uniere @eiebma9er
uno bic Administration erpdblen.
Inter ben .Golobridtdufsrn in ssn.
biana befanbsn f9 unter Anberen /:
Wm. Meglintod. Columbus, Snbiana,
er beaablte $4,000, Ben Marlatt, Go
Iumbus, Der NIT "a, 500 bineinfisl,
Julep 3ersos. Netu Albanp, Snb., In.
pefirte $4,000, SO6n Todaftler, South
genb, Snb., be3ablte $4,000 fur Elm
Stud Weffng, bas einen Wertb bon
80 bate, NIT Der slei9en Summs fiel
@m. spsers. Columbia Gitp. Sn=
biana. gum: Opfer. Wm. Sraforb
lisb f9 eins1 Brid fir $4,000 auf=
f9uabsn, WH,. Batof. SsferIonbile,
Snb., tam nit $500 babon.
Die Nufgeadbltsn unb bisls gnbere
bic fi9 ibsr ibrs sissns 9ummbeit
i9dmteu, FOL bab He feine beb6roli9e
anasiss srRattstsn, ales p~ohlbabenbe
unb auf ibrsm eissnsn grunb uno 90.
ben anfdiRge 8trger felen auf ben er'
bdrmli9en @rlbbridfGuinbel hinein.
sic tuurbsn bura plarfible a%rsumente
genarrt unb bfpirt.
Wer bic Garmer fennt, muB uiRen,
baB. mo ss f9 INN ben @elbfad ban-
Soelt, iebr biel @ef9id n6tbis if, um
ibnei benielben 3u srlei4tern.
Senno9 ipuroen fe let9te Opfer
Der seriebenenlSunsen.
9ieie @olbsisssl-R dufer fnb ss.
tuel9e Bel ben Staatsmabten BITE aiis-
f9lasssbenbe Stimme baben. sic
Fnb Is, bte Snbiana ben @ouberneur
unb bie bon linen erpdblten 9ssisla.
turer aeben.
gs if ni9t au bertuuabern, baB bies
fes Clement fi& nod lei1ter in Der pos
litit .@olb=B Birds" auf9maben ldbt;
benin ba brau9t man ni9t tn ben Beu-
tel su greifen unb bic Belobnung 1T
ff9er.
Der ,4olb.Brid" Der 6anlpsWo
muBte baber ben 0ettern bonn 2anbe
gar3 Defenders b~egebrensuertb fein.
Sic srbieltsn einen glbglan3 bon
6anlp's 5siliseni4sin, obns sttuas BIZ
rect baffir be3abls1 au mtifen. sic
nebmen aud bic .@olo- Birds, tuel9e
bis bon linen ~srtpdbltsn @eiesma9er
bur9 unn6tbise @efsbe ibnen aufbal.
fen, bantbar entgegen, unb udbrenb
bic Worla9en, tuel9e TIRE Sepoften In
ben pribatbanfsn, lire &e9te ben @or-
porationen gegentiber i9tben iollen, tn
ben finferfsn gden Der gonite-3 tm-
msr eini9lafen, i9inmert unb gleibt
linen Der v@olo-Brid" Der srbeu9elten
Wornl entgsgen.
Die Betpobnsr bon Stdbten aber, In
bens1 eberl3sbnidbrigs BELL senus Up.
einer v@olo.B Bird" 6dnbler aus3u.
laden, werben BON ben v@olb=Brid"s
3dufern au leibenben 8~beilbabern &c.
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