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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

FOR SALE-Ranch Of IA acres, about
five miles from Friday HarbOr. For price
and terms call upon Thos. WottOn. 7-l5t1
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Thirty gallon iron kettles, $3.50. Forty
gallon iron kettles, $3.50. These kettles
are bargains. Morse Hardware Company
l025-l039 Elk street, Bellingham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Lime, cement. lath, brick, sewer pipe,
drain tile. Seeds in bulk.-Morse Hard
ware Co., Bellingham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Call on the Friday Harbor Drug Co. for
! toilet soaps and tooth preparations.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Ice in any quantity for sale at Fowls's
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19
Text Book Adoptlons
For San Juan County
Exchange, Wholesale and Retail Prices and
Publishers--Lis By Grades Shows
Course of Study

hereby that the following named Text Books
been adopted Public Schools San Juan County Wash
years. beginning September 1906 the list conforming
Study issued by the State Board Education
April 49, 1905
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Friday Harbor August Is, County
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-19

Pure California Port Wine $3.50 pe
gallon at Void q Lightheart's.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

See Clouds new advertise
ment. 1t always pays to read
them.
Mr.. W. u. Clyburn of Halle
G.ld Mine is spending few days
with his brother, Mr.. l.. nj. ely
burn, at this place,
A handsome monument has
been placed over the grave of the
late Judge | d Withersuoon. 1t
is in the form of a granite sarcop.
hagus, and is highly credltable
piece of work. The cost was
something over $6OO.-Yorkvllle
Enquirer.
The farmers of this county are
certainly in earnest about holding
their cotton. MrNlsbet, the cotton
weigher, is idle these lays. He
weighs on an average about two
bales day.
We received q pleasant cal
yesterday from Mr. Widen Swar-
ingen, editor and proprietor of
The Edenton On. CD Transcript,
who Is here for few days with
his father, having come by from
Raleigh where. he attended the
Inauguration Of the Governor this
week. 1t has just been nine years
since he was last in Lancaster and
he is greeably surprised at the
growth and Improvement of the
town.
-"l am going to reduce the
acreage In cotton on my farm thus
year 25 per cent. and | will use
only half the amount of fertilizers
l used last year." said Mr. J A
Bridges of Heath Springs, in our
presence yesterday. Mr. Bridges
raises about so bales per year.
Twelve acres to the plow is what
he always puts in cotton but this
year he will only put nine. Every
farmer who does as Mr. Bridges
will do will be better off next fall.
An observer OF such things says
that there was less drunkenness in
Fort Mill during the past week
than he had ever known, which
was probably due to Charlotte 8
dryness. Thus, it seems, the new
Charlotte law bids fair to result in
the making of two prohibition
towns instead of one as intended.
Fort Mill Tines
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
Mayor j j Hull of Rock Hill, Re-
Elected.

hock Hill, Jan. 12.-The mu-
nieipal election in Rock Hill pass
ed of today, total of only 27S,
votes being cast. Mayor j j Hull
defeated his opponent M. &. Bry-
ant, by SO votes. The vote was
as followi: For mayor, Hull 173,
Bryant, IA. B. N. Craig was re-
chosen alderman at large. J. w.
O'Neal. was reelected alderman
from the first ward. w. ii. Wylie
goes to the council from the four
tn. Neither of the two last had
opposition
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
TIE LANcAsTER lED0TR
Items from Kershaw Era

Items from Kershaw Era
Mr. Ira Sowell and Miss Maeis
Hunter, both of the Taxahaw sec
tion, ~ere married December 25,
1904 by Mr. j Nj Hilton, N. +.
We also regret to lose a.
citizens Of kershaw MIR j Wvlis
Porter and family, who have NOV.
ed to Elgin, where they will make
their future home.
Capt j Q Nc Manus, one OF
kershaw's pioneer settlers, ha,
moved to the Antioch section,
about 6 miles east of Lancaster.
We regret very much to lose the
Captain as citizen.
Mr. W A Blakeney has moved
his family to the same neighbor-
hood and will leave here himself
about February 1st. These are
citizens whom we regret to give
up.
DR. S G Rutledge, the dentist,
will divide his time between Ian.
caster and kershaw, spending the
first three days of each week at
Lancaster and the last three at
Kershaw.
Mrs Mary Bird, of Lewis,
vile, sister of Hon Jas X Magill,
of Russell Place, died at her home
Dec 2s, 1904, after an illness of
enly two days. She was buried
in the cemetery at Union church,
near Richburg.
At mass meeting held at
kershaw Saturday to nominate
town officers, the following we're
dominated: Capt j V Welsh for
Intendent, and j M Carson, S w
Heath, Ii E Reese and r l. Black
mon for Wardens; and E D Blake.
ney to succeed himself for Com
missioner of Public works.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
Death Of an Aged Lady.

Mrs Lucenia Robertson, widow
OF the late John Robertson of the
Oakhurst section, died last Wed
nesday, Jany 11th, 1900, after a
short illness. Mrs Robertson was
81 years of age and leaves two
children surviving her, Mr. A p
Robertson of the Craigville sec
ton and Mrs E II Horton of Ker.
shaw. She was membe
Of the Methodist church
and her life was consistent with the
profession she made. Her re.
mains were inferred al Salem
churchyard Thursday afternoon
after funeral services conducted
by her pastor, Rev MIR hucts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
Sudden Death.

Sudden Death.
Mrs Betsy Sinclair, wife Of Mr.
Nelson Sinclair, died suddenly at
her hnme several miles Northeast
of town lastThursday. She was sit
ting before the fire after breakfast
when q pain struck her suddenl y
in the left side of the neck and
shoulder. A physician was phoned
for but before be reached her
home she was dead, having died
in the chair where she was sitting.
The cause of death is supposed to
have been neuralgia of the heart.
Mrs Sinclair was about AZ years
OF age, a daughter of the late j K
knight, and leaves her husb band
and seven or eight children sur
viving her. Her remains were In
tered yesterday afternoon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
Death OF an Estimablc Lady


The many friends here of Mrs.
Banks, mother of Prof. A. K.
Banks the superintendent of our
graded school, were paiued to
learn of her death, which oacur-
red last Tuesday night, Jany 10,
1905, at Fort Mill, S. g., where
she had gone to visit her daughter,
Mrs j. B. Mack. She left Ian
caster just three weeks ago, s,em-
ingly in good health, but was cut
down by pneumonia after a brief
illness.
Mrs. Mary Elvira Banks, eldt st
daughter of John and Harriet
Hudson Harrington, was born in
Marion District (now Florence
county, on Oct 1st, 1923, making
her 81 years, 3 months and 10
days of age at her death. She
leaves two children, Mrs. j. b.
Mack and Prof. A. r. Banks, ten
grand children and nineteen great
grandchildren. Her husband,
the Rev. VIM Banks, we'll remem-
bered IN Lancaster, once pastor of
old Waxhaw Presbyterian church,
died March II. 1875-thirty
years ago. Mrs. Banks was a
highly cultured and most:. estima-
BILE lady. Her remains were in
TERED at Fort Mill Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. j. H. Thornwell
conducting tho funeral services.
The exer discs of the graded school
here were suspended by order OF
the board Of trustees through re-
specific the esteemed su..erinten-
dent on the dayof the burial.
Professor and Mrs. Bake re-
turned home THU sdsy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

Committee Assignments Of Lam
casters Legislators
The Lancaster delegation has
bsen assigned as follows ON legis-
lative committees:
Senator nough as chairman of
the Senate committee on penal
and charitable institutions. Also
on the judiciary, and the commit.
tee ON privileges and elections, and
retrenchment.
Representative Hamel appear
on four house committees, viz:
Incorpoi atlons, public printing.
enrolled hills, and public schools.
Representative Foster was as.
signed to the judiciary, and the
committee on State house and
grounds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

AT an enthusiastic meeting Of
s O College alumni in Columbia
Tuesday afternoon it was decided
to raise an endowment fund of
500, 900 for the institution
More than $1OO, 900 was subscrib-
ed in very brief time:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

The Southern railroad has paid
Mrs Ernest l. Adams, of Rock
Hill, $4,000, the amount recently
awarded by q York county Jury
as damages on account of tho kill
ing OF her husband at Catawba
junction.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
Local NJ alters

NV V'co' 4 Soou.
"A room cottage for rent. Ap-
ply to w. j. Cunningham.
Auditor Cook will be in the
Eastern section of the county next
week taking returns. See notice.
Married, on Wednesday, Jan
IL, 1904, by Rev r j Blackmon,
Mr. r L Love and Miss Rosa Tay.
lor, daughter of Mr. N v Taylor,
all Of the Eastern section of the
county.
The capitation tax of 80 cents
to be imposed on all dogs this
year must DO in addition to the ad
valorem tax.
For sale A Jersey cow.
Calf 10 days old. Apply to John
p. T~itty, Heath Springs, sc
Rev and Mrs R Lee Robin
son, of Camden. Ala, returned
home Tuesday from visit to the
formers parents near Lancaster.
For rent Two-horse farm,
with 2-story dwelling. Apply to s
A Faulkner, r F D No 1, Lancas-
ter, S. e.
DR. Gill Wylle of New York
City and Mr. Harry Wylie of Rock
Hill, visited friends and relatives
here this week.
Mr. Walter Crenshaw had one
of his hands badly hurt by getting
it caught In some part of the ma
ehiuery at tho cotton mill last
Tuesday afternoon.
Wanted ! A teacher for the
Taxahaw school. Apply to r. E.
Gregory, Taxahaw, S. G.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs RI
MackoreIl of Yorkville, Jany 10,
1905, daughter. Mrs J M Rid.
die, mother of Mrs Mackorell,
went over to Yorkville Thursday
to see the little newcomer.
John Crockett, col, was
convicted before Magistrate l. j
Perry Wednesday of obtaining
money under false preteuces and
sent to the Chester chaingang for
30 days not having S15 to pay his
fine with.
-Strnyed! From my home in
Dry Creek township last Friday,
red spotted COW, white spot in
face. Robert Mosee,
Dry Greek, s Z.
Mrs T A Funderburk and
baby, Of Lancaster county, went
home Saturday. They came over
IN the first of thu week with Mr.
Funderbnrk, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
hospital Wednesday. While hore
they were the guests of thsir aunt,
Mrs M j Mangum.-Chester Lam
tern.
There will be . basket sup
per at Antioch school house next
Friday night, Goth instant. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend add help out good cause, as
we'll as have a pleasant time. The
following committee Of young la
dies will be in charge: Misses An.
ME Neely, Ida West, Virginia
Baker, Ida He gler, Dora Porter,
Bertha Stogner and Anna Horton.
Mr. l. } Perry was summoned
to Chester Wednesday evening to
the hedside of his son, Mr. w r
Perry, the agent and operator
at the Southern depot there, who
became suddenly very i'll whlls
teIegraphing train orders and foil
over unconscious from bis chair.
n Medical aid was at once summon
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

"Hold cotton and plant less" !"
is the popular cry of the South
today.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14
N Ew
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

We have opened up, at the Ell
lott & Crawford old stand, Sale
and Livery Stables and are pre-
pared to sell stock cheaper than
anybody, for cash, or on time
with good papers.
.N2} Call and see OUR STOCK
before buying. Satisf action
guaranteed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-14

Subscribe 70 The Ledger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

Sci Ser Stabt S5atmar.
Nemeti in ltngarn moaten 5ebn
galternmGSd)en in eiliem 9abn iiber
ben Senfeteidl einen tooten @rm oes
SsamosfllllieS, ieben. 9as Sabrseiig
purOe BON 5pei @dn1eru, oeren
G:olten gleiffaQs mitfnbren, ge.
fiibrt. Sn ser Mitte beS Sei6es
iflug Ser 9abn I'M. nno aae itiir5ten
ing @uiier. 3ebn Mdoden unb ole
Sraii bes e;nen aabnfiiGrers ertran-
fem, ipahrero sfpei Mdnlier mo Die
anbere 6rau fih retten fonnten.
Sn Wien 1T Der befannte
@6riftitener Spbannes 3iesler GEE
Itorben.
Oie Oetesirten &onfes
rena Der beutl9sn goethebunbe iutro
am %. uno "a. SUM- in Moin5 itatts
finben.
Sn Der au Mom abgebuIs
tener Ronferen5 Der 0ertreter Der be-
tbeiliaten DaGGts iber bic aretafrn9e
1T bic Mufrehierbdltung pes bis9ert'
gen 3ufontes bei4l"fei1 tporoeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
Sapans frausnbfwtguns.
sic Gatierin ais ribri9c SeIiesin unS bliss
bcrtee Grrnns enid)aften.

Sic Gatierin ais riibriee seIferim nnS bis,
bcriee @rrnnsenid)aftet.
Sapans Srauenbetpesung itrsbt nit
Rieieni4ritten Dem bo9seitedten 3iele
gu. Dem psibli9en 9si9le9t Die
Glei9bere9tisung nit Dem Manne gu
i9dffen, ibm NrbeitsmDgli9teit unb
@rbeitsfdbisfeit gu 9eben.
S6re riibrisite uno tbattrGftisits
9elferin finbet Die iapanii9e Graren>
b~elpegung in Ger &aiierin. sic 1T es,
Die ben Grauen Sapans SbaIiens 3eid
gu eri9lieben sspubt bat uno Die Iufs
be6ung zines alien 9efebes erapana
bas Die Graii bon Ser 8i6ne psrs
bannte. Iu9 in @neelegenbeiten oes
Observation-Disclosures bat tie refors
mireno cinsegriffen. Sn Sapon be-
itebt Der S9ulatpans iopobl fir &na.
BEN pie fir Mdo9en Biz gum ponens
beten IA. 2ebensiabre. Ta bieie turae
S9ulaet. Dem mooernen 8iloungsbes
biirfniB ni9t geniist, lieb Die &aifertn
in Den peri9ieoeniten StGoten ibres
Rei9es neben ben 8oltsf4ulen hObere
S09teri9ulen eriteben, Sic Dor aIem
frembe Sprahen, gbtneff9, Gnslif9.
TransDfi9 uno Teutf9, fopte 8u4z
fibruns uno Die g%rtperbung notbpens
bigger taufmGnnii9er &enntnt1e IN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

i'm Sabre 1856 in Wasoeburs=Bud
eine eaifmsrft, aug Der ipdtsr bas
grobe gtablifemsnt, 6eitsbsno In 9art=
subsieBerei unb Waf9iensnfabrit. Der.
borging. Sns Wert tuurbe am /.
Mai 1898 hur9 8auf geiib Der 5irma
5riebri6 9rupp in gHen. Inter benz
%uunmshrissn Namen Jribri4 8rupp
@ruiontuert tpurbe es nod bsbeutenb
bergr6bert.)
Tranfreid.
g 9IuBb erG6ni
paris, 5. Stunt. Ser Iebte Gag
bon 26nig alfOnio's Ysiu9 mics Elm
rei9baltisss prosramm auf. Ser 26-
mig mar ben sansen Sag In Nnfpru9
9enommen.
Worgens pobnte Der RDnig benz
8ottesbienfe In Der ipanii9en 2irde
BET, 0arn1 tattete ct Xoubre eir1er Be=
iu4 ab uno wObnts benz Hsnnsrt 3u
Iuteuil bel, gu benz fi9 LES, 600 pers
fOnen eingefunoen battsu.
Den S9luB Der GefiIi9teiten bilbete
Elm Diner, bas Winifsr Seleafe CAB.
Seiterreid= llngarn.
$urnIebrer baIbtobt
gef9Ia9en.
Wien, 4. SUM. Der bonn oeut.
i9en 8urnberein in prag aus Berlin
b~erufenene 3urnlebrer 96bert purbe
geftern gum speiten Wals bon Si9sden
auf Der Strabe iiberfaIen unb 6albtOot
geialasen. @iner Der Nnsreifer tuurbe
%fefgsnommer, absr bon ieinen @enDI=
len nit @etualt befreit. Der Worfal
bat in pras grobss Iufiehen errsgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
Hnklanb.
O 4tsfIar.

e t. petersburg, 4. Sum-.
Cine bier ein9elaufene Sspside meloet,
baB an ale Ni9icOmbattantsn In Wla.
biwOfod Der Befsbl ergansen 1T, bic
Stabt gu nerlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

ben 2sbrplan %aufnabmen. Selbft bic
pforten Der nniDeriitdt bat Die aaiz
ierin bon Sapan Der Grauentuelt gu
6ffnen setpuBt. Dem 8eiipiel i6rer
9errin folgenb, tbaten iid bret ihrer
6ofoan1en, sic 8aroneHen Sbifafi,
Miiinis uno Gbtbuiopd, auiammen,
um cine Trauenuniperftdt gu sriinoen.
CUR 8eretderung Tires @ifens be-
seben fi4 bic Supanerinnen aud nod
Dem Muslanoe. Cine bieier pto'
nierinnen 1T GrGuletn Saba llrata.
ots ON Der nniDeritGt Marburg. GEL
ien=NaTau, unldnsit gum Sr. meb.
prpmobtrte. Otefe 9odfGule bate
boabem nod feinem ipeibliden Weien
bic Gottprtpiiroe berlieher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
Gtnankenfpldtn.

mer nt9t germ belfen mag nit eisner 3onb,
werfsbt sumeit auf's Sroften fb brtacut'
@ebonten BON GROCER 9iefe fnb ben met
ten Weni4en 1su bod"
Gs III erfaunlt1, tpte biel @stf unb
s9drfann bic MeniHen d~ufseDanbt baben,
UNI r1an9e = Guumbtiten gu redtferttgsn'
rweon mub F9 nuf su belfen tuthen,'
rRbmte cine Wous, als fe bur@ etneu elad'
li9en 3ufoa aus Der Sale eetouamen mar.
9offnuns, Die aerbri9t,
S4dbtt nt9t,
9leibt Eur bic 2roft,
Sts ueue 4etfnung f@offt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

Wegen Teroahtes, ote
@ittfpe Sienbranot in Soliterbouien
ermoroet 81 baben, piirben in 9or.
mum Bel Wilbelmsbafen bic beiben
9riioer Bottles perRoftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

oeratben babe, tpie bic anbere einfdls
tise 8ebnuptuns, baB CT NUN, ba
Sogu seisst bat. benz ruifi4sn Ssrr-
fiber bas biplomatif9e @bbitteleiftsn
lei9ter MAIDEN tDsrbe. 6rantreia III
nit &ublano alliirt uno fann beshalb
gum Sriebert rntben; England ifebt auf
Sapan's Ssits unb TIT foIgli9 au4
interefirt; Die @ereinieten Staten er-
freusn f1 elmer MISUNDERSTANDING. bic
fe su man9en priptlesien bere4tist,
tpsl9s europdii6en Wd&tsn bsriagt
iinb. Nbsr SsutIdlanb lit peber in
Der Sage nO@ sefonnen fHr anoere
gOlter bic 9aftanisn aus benz Gerer
au bOlen. Wan tann es niat genug
bstnnsn, bab Der 9aiier 1ur bann ein=
areifen miro. rpenn Der @3ar ibn oarum
biit.t uno aud in bieiem Salle tpiiroe
Elm Rsfues ni4t au ben nnm0gli&teiten
eehbren. Ser 9aiisr Bat bereits frH6er
fi9 gsusisert, benz @3arsn &atbi9ldge
81 ertbsilen, Obwobl bieier barum err
iu9ts; uno man 9e6e bielei9t ni4t 3u
melt, tpenn man bebauptet, baB oes 2ai=
isrs tiir3lide abfduige Bemertungen
iibsr ruiiiae 9ls3iplin uno bic gelbe
@efabr einerIeits Der Welt aeisen ion.
ten, oaB er f4 nit teiner Der bsioen
Md9te gu aaiiren seosntt uno anorers
ieits barauf bere4net paren, f9 beioe
tampfsnOen Wdate bonn 6alie au bal.
ten."
Maroffo.
Sam m 8eute.
Sanger, 4. Stunt. Sn San=
belstreiien miro Der ttr3li9s 8efu9
oes beuti9sn 4aiiers feinsspegs als
cine feinoIelige Concentration gegen
ir9snoeine anbere Ma9t betra9tet.
Mart lit bier ib~er3sugt, baB Seuti9=
lano rur feline srpben unb INNER nod
pa5ienben aefadftli4sn Sntsrefsn bier
nabren mill.
Die 3utunft Marotto's 1T bielbsr.
bsiBenb. IS it Elm fru9tbares 2ano
unb i'm 0er9lei9 au anberen afritani.
i9en 8sbietsn gut beb6ltert. Seine
mineralif9sn Silfsquelsn ftnb nod
ni9t erfori9t, aber man glaubt, bab
fe Hart fnb. Die Musbeutung ber-
ielben unb bic baraus erfolgenben
Observation-Disclosures fnb natirli9 FIR
ausldnoii4e 2apita!iften febr ber=
fibreriid.
Sn Grantrei9 batte man 9ebDft,
unter sinsm ofenem obsr tpsnig-
items tilf9wsisenoen protsftorate
tbsr Warotto bieien fetten BiHsn
i9luden 3u t6nnsn. Sas f9eint aber
nod ben rtsueitsn Gntpidluneen auei.
felbaft 9euOrben gu fein. Sn Der hies
figen intsrnationalen @ei9dftswelt
berridt bic Nnfi9t, saB Seuti4lanb
nur beabf9tiet. in Sanoelsbsaiebun.
auf eleidem Gube nit anbersn Ratio
men au bIsi6en, unb ge9erl bisIe Nbf4t
bat man abiOlut Nihts ein3uwenben.
Snterrtatirn Ron e.
ren3.
Sanger, 4. Stunt. 9luf Befsbl
beg Sultans bat Der Winifter Der Mus-
tudrtissn, Wohammeo FL Sorres, bic
ausldnbiiaen @eIanbtsn sriu9t, ihrer
&ssierun9en cine International 2on.
ferens au 8an9er borauf9lagen, bic
&sformen fur Maruffo beratben ioa.
Die 8efanbten baben bic Re9ierun-
gen um Snfruttioner eriu9t.
Seuti9lanb.
9p93ettsfeter.
Berlin 4. SUM-. SIM S6loKs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
Ybilippinen.
u o d E.

ernannt, tpel9e unterfu9en lou, Oh Die
8 ruffI9sn Rrsu3.r Die bier a%nlan9ten,
festii5tig inb. Sie 9ommiifon Be-
ftsbt aus fOlssnbsn Witeliebern /: @om=
mnnbsr @altins, 9eut. COMMANDER
WcGlrOp unb Der 3immermeifter Oar
bling bon Der S6io.
Die Rommiiiion tpirb nit ihrsr un=
terIu6ung iufOrt beginner. @Ontre.
Momiral 3rain bat ben ruifiden
So9le ftr IA Sage ansebOten, tuenn fe
fOfort a6fa6ren, aber es III bic Grage,
OBJ lie cine fol3s Nuantitdt trassn
t0nnsn, ba fie bsI6doiet finb.
Die 3abl Der Sootea auf ben ruifi-
f9en S9ifen bstrdgt nunmebr Al.
ameritanii4s 9lsr3te belfsn ben ruff
i9en BEL Der 8ebanblung Der ger-
runbsten.
@Ontrs- Aomiral gnauit srsdblt, baB
er fein S4if berlor unb barauf feline
Jlaoee nuf Der Nurpra 6ibte. gr ber=
lisB ben 4ampfplaB in Der Na9t bon
Gnmfae auf Sonntas unb tpukte
nitt, bnB bic S9la9t udbrsnb bes
Sonntnss fOrtbausrte. ct sisbt an,
bab Der angriH Der Sapansr 10 pl6s=
LID unb beftis mar, baB iein @ei9wa-
Der boQfdnoi9 iibsrrai6t uurbs.
Sie ruifiGen S9iHs bampftsn nit
Is 9notsn 9sidwinbisteit in bic BAL
BON Wunila. fs nsbmsn isst 2ebsns-
mittel an SDro.
Sc O 4. SUM. Die Conf
MILTON, usl4e ernannt tuuroe, Tim ben
3utanb Der ruifi6en 9risssi9iHs gu
unieriu6sn, bsri9tsts, bab es 60 Sage
bauern uirb, um DSleg" 81 reparirsn,
80 Sage fur vNurpra" unb z Sage
ftr vSemtf4u9".
admiral @nqnif bat um bic grlaubs
nis na99efu6t. bier &%eparaturen por-
~suns6msn, nit Der 8e9rtnbung, oaB
er nur BEL rubiser Gee fahren f6nne.
ba feline G6ife nabe Der Waherlinis
tsi6dbist isien.
Der 6isfiss iupanii4e Guniul Hat.
tete BEN, General : gouberteur beuts
smsi Seiu9e ub, UNI gu erfabren, mas
nit ben ruifi9en S9ihsn gsI4e5en
ioIs.
China.
Bef9dbigtes ruffif9es
Sorpebpbpot.
Sbang6ai, a. Sum-. Gin
ruiRf9ss SorpsboboOt, bas bier ein9e-
f9lsppt purbs, beri9tst, baB ss feds
Gage nit 100 Rann unb WaRsr fur
nur einsn Gag auf Gee trieb. Sas
Boot mar am Iorbsrtbeile bsiadbigt.
Die gemannuns tuurbs auf ben ruff.
f9en 8ranspOrtbampfer eebra4t, Der
3u @uiung f~sfgs6alten miro.
Sapan.
ebo9atpf bIeibt.
9otio, A. Stunt. Aomtiral Ne,
bogltOf pia feline 0reibeit segsn pa'
role ni9t n~nne6men.
Gen. 2inebtt9's SteIIung.
Sotio, 4. SUM-. Sen. 2inebitt
ftsbt nit isinsr Sauptma9t BET Runs-
9ulian, 8 Weilen trefli9 bon Safo.
man. Seine 8orpoffsrt ftsbsn auI
Der 2inie G~snastpa.S tfun99u.
Sieger b geftegter.
Sotio, 4. Sum-. @i3esAbmiral
SOsO bsiu4te am Samfas giae-ao.
miral Goiefbenstp i'm Warineboipital
81 SaIebo uno bridte i6m ieiH geileit
au ieiner 8e,tuunbung aus. ST solt'
Dem bsr3usifeltsn Wutbs Der &uHsr
bObe Anertennung unb briidte bic 6of'
nuns aus, BOB H~oisfbensfp balo II
Der Gage iein uerbe, nod @ublaub 3a'
rid3utebrsn. Der ruifi9e Mbmiral
mar bon ben WOrten fsinss sbsmalissr
@esners tisf gsrtibrt unb bantte i'm,
Or iagte, es berrninbere ben Qumme,
iiber feline 0ieberIage, bon elmer Il
th4tissa Warins befiegt tuorben 81
isin.
Sorge tir ben bsftegtel
Seino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
....Eabrseit Der 8Iae.

-. Sabraeit Der 8nge..-
Abfabrt Autuut
LOIebo. Chicago uns gei3isan Grpres.-t 7.1b tlo.ss
IoIebo, Detroit unb gbragc 2tm.....'1a.so ts.H
Ri4ieon gitp, Whineis Il. 2afapette6p I..t 7.ao tio.as
stasIt9 I ausssnOmmsu eonutass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
China.
e9dbigte rufi9 8
8 orpebpbpot.

e bangbai, 4. Suni. Sin
ruIRf9ss Sorpsboboot, bas bier ein9e-
f9leppt wurbs, beri9tst, baB e is4s
Sage nit $50 Wantt rinb WaRsr FIR
rur einsn Gag auf Gee trieb. Sas
Boot mar am gorbsrtbeile bsiadbigt.
Die gemannlns purbs auf ben ruff.
f9en 8ranspOrtbampfer sebra9t, Der
81 @uiung f~sfssbalten miro.