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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Ybilippinen.
Nuf 8eu9 9eabt t.


peI6e aus Manila bonn %. an Saile
Wail ia9t:
vgise=aomiral SoQo's Sauptma4t
tuiro fd am &c. april iioli9 bon Jors
mOIa oeriammeln."
,Sn biefieen &egierun9streiien
5erri9t grOBe Sbdti9teit. Ser ame-
rifaniI9e AOmiral, Der tOmmanoirenoe
General unb Der iaparii9e Soniul
6aben tonferirt. 4m WOnta9 miro
Der abmirnl cine 9Onferen8 nit Gene
raloouberneur @ri9t 6aben."
Sapaneri n SLOT.
ManiGa, %. Npril. Srei
Rrisssi6ife liesen Bel Der Snisl @Or'
re9eoor; man elaubt, baB es iapanii9e
Fnb uno baB bic anfunft oes Ti3e=
Qomirals Ramimpra fttinbli9 gu er'
uarten lit.
GO1in9ina.
Ruffen uperft@tti9.
Saiqon, %. Qpril. 8on benz
ruIfI4en @eI6paber it teine Na6ri6t
einoelnufen, ieit es 9eFtern Die Ramrans
8ai berlieb.
Die Offisiere uno WannI9aften Der
ruIfi9en 5lOtte baben bas Tertrauen
nusgeiprO5en ieoer Sa9lage geua4ien
gu fein, Die fi9 er9eben mag.
sc piro bebauptst Ioniiral &Oleits
psnstp leipe on Der Ru6r.
Gef9hBeue See.
Gaieon, %. april. Die ge=
fammte ruIRi6e 6lOtte iegelte 9sfern
um Mittag aus Der Samran=Sai. Sn
Der Naat nuroe bon Der See Der bef=
tigss @efdhBfeuer gebbrt. Man
elaubt, baB Die ruifi6e SlOtte bon
einem Sbsil beg iapanii9en 9ei4was
bsrs an9e9rifen uuroe.
8or Der abfabrt tnttete 8i3e=Iomi=
raj &oietpenstp Nomiral SOnquieres
einen 8eIu6 ab.
Von Der ruIfI6en 6lOtte fam wdb,
renb hires a~ufentbaltes in Der 2am-
ran=gai tein Offsier Ober 8emeiner
an 8orb, Die &uhen ertuarteten
ieben gugenblid bic 9Intunft bon Ne=
buentOfs Ssi9waosr.
Die einssbOrenen inb ie6r bsfrie-
bigt babOn, oaB in Jelge bes ruiRi9en
Eeiu6es bic preiIe ibrer lanowirtb-
i9aftli9en grObutts b~eosuteno i'm
greiie gsFisgen fno.
Sranfreid.
Ruffif9eS 9iffe Sal
9on.
9aris, %. april. Cine De-
peIae bon Saiooft on ben Semps mel
bet, baB bic ruifi4e GlOtte auberbalb
Der 2amran=gni cine befti9e 6anonaoe
srOfnsts, pabri9einIi9 auf iapanii4e
2unbi4ufteri9ife.
Die ruiii9sn Sranspurti4iHe 2iel,
Supiter. 2nias @Orti9atOf uno 2itOi
fnb NOD 81 Saigon.
Die &uffsn berlaffen Die
Samrar-Ba I.
paris, %. gpril. Die Msl-
buna bes Gommanoanten bes fran36f=
i9en @ei9pabsrs in ben 8eudhern
@o9in6iuas, baB bas rufffde &C.
f9unosr aus Der 2amran=8ai in n6ro'
li9er Ri9tuns abssfabren ist, puros
bier nit B~efriebiguu9 aufgenOmmen.
ba mo tpsnis asneiet if, fd &uB'
lambs balber in bsbentli9s S9wisrig'
teitsn 3u fttr3en.
@ngebIi9e un9ers9tigfei
gegen &ulanb.
paris, %. 9lpriI. Manae Die
fse 3eitunsen gelangen BEL 8sfpre'
dung Der ausweiiuns bes ruiff4er
8si9paoers aus frans0fT6en @e.
pdfern bel SuoO9ina 3u Der Nnfi9t.
Die &sgisrung lei bel benz 8sfrsbsn.
Sapan uoae @ere9tigteit wioerfabrer
su Iafen, unsere9t eesen RuBlant
g.tporbsn. DDS Hart ruRsnfrsunoli9'
yg9o be paris" iagt, inbem Grant'
reid barauf bsftanbsn babe, baB BIZ
ruifi9s Glotte bic 2amran.ga Der
Iafe, babe es bieielbe gu elmer lei&ter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
&aie=8aa.

Die seftrissn spiele reiultirten uis
fol9t:
erican.M 0 n.
2ouispiIe, %. Mpril.
2~ouisbine ....0 0OO0120O-3
Milraufse 80 000l0203- 6
8atterien - Sienna unb Quinlar;
MeGap Inb Bebiae.
Columbus, %. @pril.
Columbus 80 0001100*-2
2anias giip. 20 100000 0
8atterien-Weil unb &pan; Sur=
9am uno Butler.
Solebo, %. Mpril.
Solebo ......0 OOO01001-2
Winneapolis Il -
Batte-ien - Minaban unb @Iart;
Siebsr unb Marfhaq.
~ ! v u : - ! us
Cincinnati, %. MpriI.
Cincinnati % 500OO001- 8
ct. 2ouis. 30 0-12
8attertsn = gptng, @be@ unb
pbelps; Ni9ols, 86almar unb War-
r1er.
Brootlpn, %. Npril.
Broohbn 1898 101OO2O*-4
Bottom o. 0
8atterien - @afon unb Sitter;
Deune unb Weebbam.
@bicago, %. NpriI.
Chicago 49,. 000O0OO1*-
pittsbura ....O0OOOO000- 0
Batterien = Brotp1 uub Bling;
pbilippi unb peib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

bole Strait sn!midsln t6nnen. yunb
bas nsnnt fi9 Neutralitdt!" ftist oas
8latt tpitbeno 6in3u.
Na9 ben fransOfI6en NeutralitGtss
beftimmun9en t6nne cine trie9fi5renoe
partei senus 9o6len einnebmen. I'm
na4 Dem nd4fen 9afen gu selan9en.
Der nd9fts 6afen aber lei, 10 be6nuptet
bic 3eitung, WlaoiwOfOd. Grant.
reid babe benz Sei9paber feines Ser.
biinbeten oen 8Ortbeil Der franSoi9sn
NeutralitdtsgsieBe p%Orentbalten. In=
oere 3eitungen eraeben fia in te4ni=
i9en getra9tungen tiber bic R%eutrali.
tatsgeiebe uno iu6en gu betueiIen, bab
&uBlano ungere6t babanoelt wOrben
fei.
Sapan.
u 0 d m merar9 10 Obni d.
Sotio, %. QpriI. Die Na9-
ridt, baB auf Sapan's 8orftslun9en
bin 5rantrei9 berfpro9en bat, bas
ruifi9e @ei9paoer aus Der 8amran=
8ai 81 peiIen unb bic Neutralitdt 81
pahren, bat auf bic 6fentli9e Wei=
nung berubigeno ein3ewirtt, tuenr man
aud annimmt, oaB &OiefOenstp ieinen
3ped errei9t bate, als er eriu4t
uuroe, Die Samran : Bal gu osrla6en.
Wan aratu6bnt aud, baB er nur aueer=
balb Der 8 Msilen=@ rsn3s gsbsn tpirb.
Seoenfaas miro man bier ni9t bol=
ftdnbis bsrubigt isin, s6e Die ruifiide
GlOtte bic SsUd6er SnoO9ina's Oer=
lahen bat.
0orpo + tplGnteleten n.
Sptio, %. Ipril. Bon Sunspa
beri9tsn uniere Sruppen, baR cine
tleine Nbtbeilun9 oes Geinbss nod BEL
2aObins uno WalOutOu, 20 Weilen
n6rbli9 bon Sinetpa fe6t.
Die 8orpoftsn Der &ufsn bel Salou
perben ~perfdrtt. 8is ieBt 1T es II
gu S9armuBeln Der aabaQerie ges
fommen.
HuBlanb.
Stretf.
6 I. Petersburg, %. Npril.
Su Solee bes Streites bon $4,000
gddsrn 1T Der preis oes Srotes in
Wostau auf bas Sreifate 9eiie9en.
Nur bic ftdotii4sn 8ad0fen ino in
getrieb. Nan befir9tet, baB Der
Streit elm langmierissr iein tpirb, Oh.
9lsid bic Wsifer willens fnb, betrd9t=
Tide 3usefdnbniHe gu MAIDEN.
Demon ration.
SifIis, %. NpriI. Wdbreno
elmer eroBen Denomination in einem
Sbeater tpuroen pl6Bli9 Die 2ampen
ausgeorebt uno Saufenoe bon grem=
plaren repolutiondrer protlamationerr
tiber Die Menss ausssi9ittet, wsl9e bic
Marfsiauiie fang.
Sartnddige &abifale.
Mosfau, %. Ipril. Srob beg
Musiaeioens S9ipof's, beg Jirften
@alibin unb bes Ghrfisn Srubestoi,
Bat Der rabitale Jligel bes Semftuo
fem 5eRbalten an benz ct. petersbur=
ger Yrogramm bonn IL. Se3ember
1904 auf's Neue ertldrt unb Selssatsn
su benz @onereHe Der Semffuos &c.
pd6lt, Der am 5. Mai bier e%r6fnet
tperoen.
6reunb SeIcae.
6 t.. petersburs, %. Mpril.
Die ruifi9e preHe 1T iebr erfreut oar=
tiber, SaB SelcaKe auf ieinem poifen
als Minifi,r bss 4euBerett bleibt, ba
fe ibn als einsn 3uberldifsen Sreuno
bes rufFi9- frana6ff9sn giinoniRes
! bstra6tet, bshen &httritt gssenwdrtiq
Elm unsltid pdre.
;. iment.
:. 6 I. Yetersbur9 g, %. Ipril.
Ni6t nur bic gntwidlun9 auf BEN
2riegsi9auplaBs i'm Often ionbern
au9 bas S9idial bes gan3en &efOrm-
planes beg 3aren bdngt bon benz aus-
! gauge Der beOOrftsbenoen S9la9t spi'
f9en @~oiefibensfp unb $O9o ab. Biz
2 Steaune Der &ssierung tuiiroe ~3peifel.
: log. tpenr audi nur bortiberaebenb,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Muf sen &bilippmen
&erben SOrbsreituugem fHr BEN Seind eines japa=
nii6eu @ei6wabers %getrOfen.

GrIdHbfcner III eaaun aebOrt.- Mutbn1aBGde BlGme G~oiciwensp -gngeb:
Lido l"lngcrediafet 5rantudbhs. SafEr gSabelm in @teiina anges
Iunaen. = SeIere Seiebnnsen ;niden Staieu unO Seherreid
anae6abnt. - Gafro briugt 81 1905 Siderbeh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
StaIien.
2aifer Wtl6elm m.

Meffina, %. Mpril. CUR OIter=
feier mar bic taiierlide ga9t vSoben=
solern reid nit 8lumer unb pHan3en
sef6mtdt. Soffaplan Or. @6ns mar
ips3iea aus Berlin gefommen, I'm in
Der S4ifstapeQe @ottesoisnf ab;u=
balten, benz bic sanse faiierli9e Gami=
lie nit @efol9e bsipobnte. Mm S9luHe
oeKelben belt Der 4aiier nod cine
preSigt itber einen 8ibeltert. Mit ben
lotalen 8eamt.n, bic gum 6ribffid
einselaben waren, unterbislt fd Der
6aiier fiebeno In italienif9er Sprads.
Nm absnb fano elm Jadslsus iiatt;
40 iun9e Mdb9en aus Moelsfamilien
bra9tsn unter 9eitung bes 6irften
Buffo elm Stdno9su.
Nm Monta9 uiro Der 2aiIer nod
palermo rsiisn.
Oeterreid :llnsarn.
8effere Beaiebunsen ) u
Stalten.
Wien, %. Mpril. @s tpirb arl=
gefanoist, bab @raf 8olu9owsti, Der
bferrsi9ii9e Wi1ifier bes &suBersn,
uub Sisnor Sittoni, Der italisnifde
Minifsr bes MsaBsrsn, am 20. Mpril
In 8eneois 3uiammentreffen tperben.
Gin halbOff3ieler gommentar bsiast.
bic @Onferen3 bemsiis, baB bic freunb=
iGaftli&en gesiebungen 3pii9sn Ostsr-
reid unb Stalien feine Msnberung sr-
fahren hdtten. Man rimmt an, oaB
i4mebenoe Gragen, ipe3isl bic galtans
Jrase, In Der @onferena bon ben Mi.
niftern beiprO9en tusrben folen. Bic
@aariGt bat bier alsemsins gefrisbi=
gung erregt; man nimmt an, bob Mei-
nungsberi9iebenbeiten in Der @onferen3
befrisoigenb ausge9li9en tpsrben. Wan
boft aud, bab elm arrangement setrof=
fen ipirb, nod benz elm Witalieo Der
2aiferfamilte ben a6nts bon Stalisn
beiu9en Tam, obne borber i'm Natieat
feline M~ufmartuns sema&t au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24


foie b~er,69ern. Sbatiddlid rirb bic
san3s iHnsre 8srwaltuns bur9 Elm
poliaeiregiment eeibt. Wan febrt
bsrsits ;u ben Metbuben plebwe's ii'
rid. l1eberan werben 0erbaftunsen
boresnommen unb 8eriammlungen
aler gebblterun9stlafeR aufseboben.
Nu9 bic 3emfpos su Wlabimir, glis
iabstbpol, Orsl, Sifis uno 2euaoia
finb aeTdlofen uOrben. Sie &e9ies
rung freilid iagt, fe tonne ni9t NIT
beridrdntten Nrmer suieben, ME Igis
tatoren bic 3ebolution i9iirten.
@roRbritannien.
& o G # bensfD 's m II t 3 m O B.
Ii4erp a n.
CONDO II, %. NpriI. Cine See
pei6e bon Yaris enibdlt bic offi3ieQe
Welouns, baB ROiefioenstp's S4ife
bic 3amran=gai berlaHen baben. Dies,
in gerbinsuns nit oer Na6ri9t aus
Manila, baB es So9o's Mbf9t lei. bic
&hhen iiOli9 bon JOrmoia gu er=
parten, fhbrt our Mnnubnte. bab bic
beibsn 6lOitsn in nd9ten Sagen Su.
iammenftoBen perben.
So9U's 9unoidafieridife finb bon
JOrmoia biz 3u ben P5ilippinen ger
fireut unb es f9eint unm6sli6, bnB
Elm She'll Der ruiFi9en 6lOtte bur9 bic
iapaniiden 2inien idlipfen l6nnte,
Obne entbedt su tperben.
Sfenbar uiinidt Der ruifi@e Nbs
miral Elm 3uiammentreffsn nit ben
Sapanerr gu bermeioen Bis er burdgle=
bo9atof's @ei9uaber berfdrft 1T, bas
ieBt bsrmutbli9 in Der Ndbe Der Weer=
en9sn LIT. So 1T m69lid, bab Der @b.
mirul nod benz 8srlafen Der 2amrats
Bal ben 3urs auf Die Sniel Sainau
nabm. bic mebrere quite Sdfsn bat.
Sieie t6nnte er bennten, Tim 2oblsn
einsunebmen.
BORT tpirb &~oisffbenstp tpabrI9ein=
!i6 Die Anfunft Der 5 iawsren S9ife
NebOeatof's abmarten, bic ibm bas
lleberaepi9t hbsr Soso geben piirbsn.
8ielei6t iu9t er aud Die Snfel pe=
lepan. pbilippinen. auf. Sapan's
Ssrri9aft our See tudre In GROCER @e=
fabr, tuenn BEN bsibsn ruIfii9en &C.
i6paoern bic 8ereinisung sslingen
tptiroe.
Soao tpirb beshalb, nod Wnfi9t bic
tiger Warines @rperten bieislbe nidt
abpartsn, fonoern 8ciefpenstp's @s=
i9paber anareifen. iobalb feline 2unb=
i6afteridife befen Nufent6alt senau
feft8efieIt baben.
6 robeber.
2onbon, %. 9pril. Seute
Worgen um 2 u6r tpurbe in Serbp=
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6 r B { 5 { n.

2onbon, %. Mpril. Ssute
Worsen UNI 2 u6r purbe in Derby
fbirs, Oortfbirs unb anlie9enben
Sitrittsn Elm grbbebea bepbadtet, oas
mebrere Sefunben bauerte. gs purbe
rur unbebsutenosr S9aoen angs.
ri4tet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

wept But the sound of a liquid laugh brought
him back into defiant manhood and when a moment
later he met Edith and the American, still arm III
arm there was little except his extreme paleness to
show the ordeal he was undergoing.
You see | have cheated you" called Bradshaw
gai1y, as they approached.
MY dear fellow said Lester, this is really
very imprudent of you. There is nothing serious
the matter but cut like that may develop erysPe-
las if you don't take care. You ought to have
remained in bed for at least twenty-four hours.
$50 l have been telling him, DR.. Lester, began
Edith, instantly pausng, however, as she noticed
how intensely pale he was She had intended to
exact humble repentance for his manner at their
last parting but such trivialities forgotten
He must be ILL., she thought looking up at him with
tender anxiety.
Lester met her gaze with calmly inscrutable eyes.
There was nothing of resentment in them; nor was
there any sign of that wondrous telegraphy Edith
expected to meet, and she began to feel deeply
wounded Then all at she felt that her face
and neck were flooded with crimson. She had just
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Are you going to nurse me! asked Bradshaw
hopefully.
Certainly not-there two trained nurses
in attendance on Mr.. Aingier, and one of them can
very well be spared to look after you. Now must
90 and see about household affairs for expect poor
Mrs Warren will not be fit for much after her
alarming experience. Don't you think she showed
remarkable presence of mind?"
He looked at her reproachfully. Without an
other word, he walked away to his room, with a
preterse of offended dignity.
Edith did not attempt to see about household
affairs" She had reached the conclusion that
what women call good cry" was absolutely
essential Directly she was free from the restraint
imposed by Bradshaw's presence, she rushed to her
room and, finging herself face downward on her
pillow began to sob bitterly.
The real facts of the case were that the American,
afraid the details of his escapade would eventually
leak out decided that an explanation coming from
himself would place him in far less ridiculous
light than if other person made the disclosure
He therefore made clean breast of the whole affair
to Edith telling his story with much naive
hu1nor that although she strongly dsapproved OF his
conduct in spying upon Mrs. Warren and her son,
Bradshaw escaped lightly that score. Best of
all he succeeded in making Edith laugh with him
rather than at him.
So much for the bright looks to which Lester so
unrecsonably objected. As for the linked arms,
the explanation one that might satisfy the
most jealous Of lovers. Bradshaw to excite SYM
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

VIII belong to both of them. l delighted"
went on the other.
Yes. yesi" said Lester trying to keep his voice
steady. AS you say, one of the best things that
could have happened"
The best thing that could have happened,
he repeated duly. And though Aingier ratified on,
Lester was too absorbed in his thoughts to hear
or care what was said He realized with soul
shaking pang that it was indeed the natural solu-
of the difficulties created by Bradshaws appear
arce on the scene Love blinded he had never for
a single moment thought of such development.
What a fool he had becnl Edith, of course, by
this means would do justice to Lord Arnclitfes
nephew and at the same time retain her proud
position mistress OF Arncliffe Hall. He passed
through an inferno of agony before he was able to
address the lawyer in his usual quiet tones.
/ must be of noW-good-by'
He strobe down the balcony and made his way to
the entrance hail. He must be alone. He felt that
his face would betrav him, though he unaware
If the extent to which that sudden anguish had
cgrved its record. He was ashen pale, with the
2ravness which pallor brings the check of deeply
hronzed man, and his eyes were contracted as
though some sudden light had dazzled them.
He took his hat and went out There was tur-
oloise sky; the breeze was gentle and bahly a
little way of an angcl-throated thrush singing
the story Of the sunshine; wherever Testers gaze
wandered, gay flowers Haunted themselves shame
lesly at him The very joyousness OF nature s1note
HIM with sense of outrage. Almost he could have
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
more turlOuSiV. The aC

that there came a CLEAN of contempt
into Testers eyes and that his mouth
hardened. Yet she met his gaze truth
fully and steadfastly, though she felt it
was crushing her, and it was Lester who
at length retired from the moral contest
After all, it was cowardly to shame a
woman, whatever the circumstances
Pray, make this unru1y patient return
to his bed, Miss Holt" he said in tones
so unimpassioned that they chilled Edith
more than could any reproach. 1t is
hopeless to expect that he will obey me,
but perhaps you may be more successful.
And now l will thank you for your hos
pitality and say good-by. l have some
important business which requires my
returning to my rooms at once"
But you have not had any break
fast" faltered Edith, not unwilling to
detain him until an opportunity for ex-
PLANTATION might arise.
THAT is not very serious matter"
with polite smile. "Good-by. And do
send Mr. Bradshaw to bed"
He was gone, without even shaking
hands Edith was SO dazed that Brad
shaw's conversation sounded to her like
SOlIIS dlSldllI lIllil NllISI oIlC
swered mechanically. A mention of
Lester aroused her.
do you know" he said. Il think
Lester looks frightfully ill.,"
"Oh, no" she protested. "You see
he did not have much rest last night
'Such a man as Lester does not look
as il he had swallowed an eel because of
a lost beauty sleep" persisted Bradshaw
with somber pessimism. Il have seen
a lot of tribulation among my fellow
sinners, and when one of these iron men
like Lester exhibits that sort of look on
his face, it generally means he has got it
in the neck good and hard
Il do wish to goodness you would
endeavor to speak English!" exclaimed
Edith petulant1y. Il don't suppose there
is anything the matter with DR.. Lester.
However, we do know that you are an
invalid, so you will oblge me by doing
as YOU are told and return to bed at
once. No, mol" as Bradshaw began to
protest, Il won't have any insubOrdina-
ton Go to bed Your breakfast will
be sent up to you. And you are not to
get up again until tomorrow morning"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

realized that Bradshaw was still
clinging to her arm with apparent
affection.
She drew away, b1ushing yet
moro f,,r;O,,eIv Tho ac+;c,, IN
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
CHAPTER XVII.
a Troubled D@yI

ESTER remained at the Hall, and as
nobody was likely TO be inclined for
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

early rising after remaining up halt
the night. he was not surprised to find only
the servants stirring when he went down
stairs about ten o'clock. He strolled
out on a long balcony which overlooked
the broad, smooth lawn, and presently
came upon Angler, now a hearty con-
valescent, who had been wheeled out to
eniov the fresh morning air.
He had slept soundly enough through
the excitement of the previous night,
and It was not thought advisable to
agitate him with a recital of the latest
outrage. Lester chatted absently for a
time with the old lawyer. His thoughts
we're fixed on Edith, and he reproached
himself bitterly for the absurd jealousy
which had led him to treat her so cOldly.
In other words. the ridiculous position
in which Bradshaw had been placed put
an entirely different complexion on
affairs
In the midst OF a discussion anent the
state of the moncy-Tnarket, Lester was
surprised TO find his companion giving
vent TO a series of dry chuckles. For
moment he wondered whether that in
Jury to the head had affected the old
mans reason.
lust as it should be-, said Aingier,
rubbing his hands, Just as it should
bel The finest possible way out of a
difficult situationi"
But really don't understand"
Look" whispered Aingier, clutch
ing Testers arm and pointing down
ward into the grounds.
Testers eyes followed and he stood
rigid, as though frozen by the sudden
chill which fell on his heart In the
distance were Edith and Bradshaw; but
the distance was not 50 great that he
could not see the Americans arm
linked afTectionately in that Of his com
uanion.
The best thing that could hava
happenedr' cacIled old Angler again.
Though Lester could cheerfully have
killed him, he was not sorry that the
solicitor was too absorbed in his own
chatter to notice his agitation
1t Is quite clear that Lord Arm
cliffe's nephew has strong moral claims,
and under these new conditions it looks
very much as though the property
Il 1
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DIAMOND BRICK PLANT
TO BE ENLARGED

Manager ]. F. Jewett announces that
a number Of improvements are to be
made within the next two months at
the plant Of the Diamond Fire Brick
company, on South Ninth street
The frame building now used by the
plant is to be torn down and . three
story brick structure put up on the
same site. In addition to this the
plant win be four stories in height at
the front. which win face South Ninth
street. Two new brick kilns have al
ready been erected at the plant and
another large one'is in course Of con-
strnction.
When all changes and Improvements
are completed the new plant will make
a fine showing. as well as being scredit
TO the community. 1t will doubtless
employ larger force of men. The
plant now has capacity Of 5000
brick day, and this will be At once in
creased to 5000, with . possibility Of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-08-24
WILL ENLARGE
CEMENT WORKS

superintendent Aman Moore, Of the
Portland cement works, has formulated
plane for increasing the capacity of the
plant from i.5oo to 400 barrels = day
which will make it the largest concern
OF the kind in the United States.
A portion of the machinery for the
enlarged plant has been ordered and
work on the foundation Of the proposed
addition to the establishment begun.
As coon as the foundation is completed
. large force of men will be put to
work on the superstructura, which will
be finished ~ soon as possible.
The payroll. which now amounts to
about 81 500 a month, will be consider
ably augmented when the increased
plant is in running order and the COM
pany will be in . position to hold its
own with the sharpest competition.
The power for the addition will be
supplied from l ,0o0- horse power elec-
trio unit. An expenditure of several
thousands of dollars viii be necessary
for the completion Of the work. Here
after additions to the plant will be
made as the demand for its product
increases.
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dents of Canon City and need no intro
duction to our readers. Since coming
here Mr.. Evans has been connected
with the management OIL, W. Felter's
clothing store, and by his atiability and
integrity has attracted to himself many
friends and admirers.
He was engaged in banking for a
number of years before coming to Col
orado and thoroughly understands the
financial operations which such insti-
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The following resolutions in relation
to the death of the late James J. Cone,
who was mayor OF Canon City during
the years of 1s97-9s, was introduced by
Alderman X. G. Arthur and was unan-
imously adopted:
Whereas, in the death OF Mr.. James
]. Gone this city has lost one of its
NEST eminent, honorable and high
minded christian citizens, who at one
time, as mayor of this city, represented
the highest aspirations and ideals of
the best element of the moral manhood
OF our people, and exerted every power
and influence at his command to the
attainment OF those aspirations and
ideals, and who as generous philsn-
throphist and consistent Christian has
continually contributed to and made
personal sacrifices for the causes Of
right; Therefore, be it
Resolved, that the city council of
Canon City acknowledge its utmost ap-
probation of his services to the city
and its people, and express their high
est admiration for his sterling and
manly character, and that the mem
bers OF this council fix the example Of
his life in their hearts as worthy OF
their most serious emulation, and that
for the principles OF right for which he
labored, and TO the ideals to which he
adored, they will never cease to strug-
gle and aspire. And
Resolved. that the members of this
council extend to the sorrowing wife
their tenderest sympathy in this sad
dest hour and greatest bereavement of