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New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
GREAT SMOKE HID FLAME.
Sa1cdmst IN Packing House Wall
Too Mach for Fire Fighters.

Chicago Jan. 16.-Despite the united efforts
Of the greater portion of the Fire Department of
Chicago unseen fire In the beef storage de-
partment of Schwarzschild & Sulzberger's plant
at the stock yards has produced dense smoke
for more than twenty-four hours. causing the
temporary asphyxiating of thirty-three fire
men and helpers and a loss by fire on the build
ing and by smoke the beef Of S6OOOOO.
There are no doors or windows giving access
to the burning sawdust which is packed tightly
in an eight foot wall. The firemen worked on
the wall all day, opening holes, but In each in
stance where an outlet was made the men were
compelled to run for their lives on account of
the rush of smoke and gas which poured out of
the opening. Fire Chief Campion tonight said
that the fire might burn for several days
At midnight tonight. thlrty-two hours after
the fire had been discovered, the fremen caught
the first glimpse of the flames that they have
been fighting so long The fire. as yet beyond
control filled the interior Of the structure, and
the adjoining building. the lard refinery, separ-
ated by a supposedly freproof WALL is in i'm
mediate danger. AS as the flames were
discovered extra engines were hurried to the
scene. as it was feared that the fire might get
bevond control of the firemen.
The smoke has already penetrated the lard
refinery and 1t is feared flames will soon follow
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
TRANSPORTATION COURT.
Tu0 Railroad Rate Bills Introduced
an the House.

Washington. Jan. 16.-Two bills on the rail-
road rate making problemwere introduced IN the
House to-day, one by Representatives Townsend Of
Michigan, creating a court Of transportation"
and the other by Representative Esch, Of Wis
oonsin granting authority to the Interstate
Commerce Commission TO name a reasonable
Tsts IN place OF one it has declared unreason-
able.
The court Of transportation IS TO consist Of
& chief justice and four associate justices, to
be appointed by the President and confirmed
by the Senate. and to hold Office during good
behavior the chief justice to receive $1,000 and
the associate justices $500 annually. The
court is TO hold one regular session each year
in the city OF Washington. and special sessions
al such times and places the chief justice
nay designate. The court Is TO have original
jurisdiction in all cases arising under the In
terstats Commerce act. Appeal can be taken
TO the Supreme Court only.
The Esch bill gives the commission authority
10 name reasonable rate or regulation which
shall 60 into effect thirty days thereafter Ap
peal 10 the court Of transportation must be made
within sixty days. In case the rate fixed is a
joint rate and the roacs affected fail to agree
on the same among themselves within twenty
days the commission is TO issue supplemental
order IN detail as TO each road. The commission
Is 10 enforce its orders If necessary through a
uon, ano IN addition a fine Of 5000 a day on
the offending parties IS provided. The act is
70 become effective on July ]. 1905
representative DaVey. of Louisiana, intro
oaoeo bIh to-day giving the Interstate Com
Aleice commission authority to name a reason
aoe rate II the place Of one declared unreason-
hnle out Withholding the power TO raise any
's'e ulal mas been liked by railroad.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
CARS PICTURE MOVED.
Theatrical account of Proceedings
at Surrender Council.

London Jan 1.-THE latest TO the eondi-
ton of Port Arthur when 1t was surrendered occa-
sons much discussion as to General Stoessels rea-
sons for capituIatiOn Criticism. however, Is gen
orally Ienient.
THE Daily Telegraph's" Kobe correspondent gives
a somewhat theatrical account of the final meeting
between the generals at Port Arthur prior to the
surrender. According TO this account, twelve gen
erals assembled at General Stoessefs house. Being
asked the reason for two additional vacant chairs
General Stoesse bursting into tears, explained thar
they formerly belonged to beloved departed. and;
having paid tribute to the gallant dead, General
StoesseI abruptly exclaimed: Well. gentieuen'
presume will fight till the end
The discussion which ensued showed that the
only alternative was prompt surrender or speedy
annihilation. Then champagne glasses were nlleC
and the Emperor's health was SOlemnly honOred-
Meanwhile the artillery thundered outside. and as
several shells the vicinity General Stoessei
ordered the removal Of the EmperorS photograph
the sole adornment Of the bare walls, remar<ing;
''It isn't right that his majesty should witness
such proceedfngs' The decision to capttulate
being unanimously reached, each general signed
the record, many sobbins aloud
II Is stated that Nine StOessel seemed srunned
and cried aloud when she heard the decision II IS
added that acute estrangement exists between
General Stoessel and his men, owing to the ar
rangement OF favorable terms for the oricers put
not for the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
RATE PROBLEM A HARDONE
Cannot Be Passed in a
Hurry, Senator Eucins SAYS.
TFnox THE TRIBUNE nuRrAu.l

xrsshtngton, Jan. Ex-senator Elkins n, Wa,
,,-rinia, chairman Of the Senate Committee on
~terstate Commerce. had a long talk WITH
o-ss,dent Roosevelt this afternoon on Interstate
.,mrneroe legislation.
I'VE may be able TO pass something this ses-
-, but have very grave doubts of r. said
a. FIlinE after his talk with the President
r-v,,s Is a prodigious question, and there are a
LAT many things TO be done in the Senate
sstore March 4. However we viii rush the
after as fast as We can consistently with
.horoughness. We can't draft a measure like
.bst in g minute. You've got to 90 some good
Ss-s thinking before you put down the para
--snhs 10 stay. You've got to think OF what
the courts and particularly the Supreme Court
!, the United States. viii think of your work
--ben II is brought before them Some people
nav have an idea that legislation can be rushed
,,rough like Job OF work on 8 house. It can't.
=. me assure you, IN the Senate. Three or four
csnators could defeat this interstate commerce
,sgsslstion for the present session were they so
5isDosed. It is different in the House. Over
here they can make a closure rule and shut off
ssbste. Neither are important bills Just dashed
AZ by the authors. a rule. I have been
,binldng OF this question for ten years. and
save not got a perfect bill IN my head or on
,aner vet The Elkins bill represented two
years Of work and study. Those who did not
know anything about il had an idea that I
inst sat down and wrote it of while waiting
FOR the next street car. or something like that
The fact that / stood up against the railroads
FOR 8 good long time proved that the thought
put into il amounted TO something, anyway.
7 have not seen Mr.. Hepburn's BILL but will
look al il in & day two II it agrees with
ny ideas on the subject 7 may adopt it. If
not. III write one Of my own for introduction
in the Senate"
Earlier in the day President Roosevelt held
a conference with Secretary Taft, presumably
on the same matter.
4 really have very little 10 DO with inter
state commerce questions" said the Secretary
after he left the Presidents Office. When I
was the bench ! heard a number of cases
bearing on the subject, and the President,
knowing that. has asked me for suggestions
That's the only reason ] appear in the equation,
unless out Of pity. The gentlemen who are
preparing destruction for the trusts want TO
have man present VINO is well provided with
large stock Of sympsthies. that he might
stand by 10 offer condolences"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

motives. During these two days our cavalry
defeated several small detachments and capt
ured one officer, fourteen soldiers and 500 carts
with stores. Our casualties were three officers
killed and ten wounded and fifteen soldiers
killed and fOrty-nine wounded.
On January u our patrols damaged the railroad
six miles from Yinkow. At D. m. on January
u a Russian detachment reached Yinkow. Our
artillery cannonaded the station. set hre to the
stores and later stormed the station The Jap
aneSe opened fire with rifles and machine guns.
and our men sought shelter in bitches and again
attacked until they reached the railroad line,
when strong column of Japanese infantry ap-
peared advancing from Tashikiow. Our forces.
being inferior retired. carrying away nearly all
the killed and wounded The stores at Yinkow
were ablaze the whole night
It is now cold at night time. but warm and
bright during the day.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
REVISING STEAMBOAT RULES.
Secretary Metcalf Hears the Views of Ship
ping Men.
tFRou TIE TRIBUNE BrREAU.l


washington, Jan. lS.-Secretary Metcalf to-day
gave hearing 10 about one hundred members Of
me National Board of Steam Navigation repre-
sehuAs The water transportation routes Of the
SAl'ea States The purpose Of the hearing was to
ascertain The views OF leading steamboat men Of
1'e country regarding the adoption Of the new
.s'es prepared by the Board OF Supervising Steam
NC. inspectors at its recent session in this city
a-iOus OBJECTIONS 70 the proposed regulations were
P'i-'eu oul ny the steamboat men, both orally and
a "iluIg. and these protests viii be carefully con-
-ea Oy me Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
~ ne hnally approves all or any OF the rules
as tIyoe, OF the Clyde Steamship Companv
'-.si!y objected 10 the requirement for DON
tS 1'i5iS s1ihcient TO the auxiliary machinery
t me Geek on all freight vessels of over five
hundred tons. Such boilers. he contended vvo,,1a
!, F'eS''cAily useless on freghters, and would be
clyse ''-5l s-5I OF danger rather than safety. Mr.
60 declared that compliance with the American
So So shipping classification Of the underV,riters
,jor - 81 sills TO as high standard Of construc-
One -'e government should require. He also
for - 'I.e requirement Of a Watertight bulkhead
L. '-ghly feet OF ship length
Co. . use of New-York representing several
Ratel, Ssos hlpplng lines, capitalized at approxi-
along prseti, H. attSckeo the proposed new rules
bSIsosKe Tor an hour going into details and
tsTy -ss' and fencing verbally with the Secre-
uirrln me question Of local inspectors flying tba
tiVes 49, CIV Tor vessels the shipping representa-
appesl 1e asreedg but they desired the right TO
spectors o. -, - olspute. 70 the supervising in
Which w. ~ lhe department.. The discussion,
tts no-TS, a. geiy technical lasted from o'clock
placing - -l5lll this evening, and resulted in
vii Ing Steamboat men OF the country yvbicb
able Sei.el nm 10 reach intelligent and eout-
promulgsIsSSA regarding the rules finally 20 be
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN IN BELLEVUE
Leaves Home After Quarrel with Her
Mother-in-Law, and Comes Here Penniless.
- TrLEdRAPH no LEE TRIsyNn.l


PHILADELPHIA Jan 16.-As the result OF quarrel
with her Inother-n-law, Mrs. Emma Peck, the
nineteen-year-old wife Of Edward Peck, of No
244s Hamilton-st is Ill in Bellevue Hospital. New
York The young woman lived with her mother
in-law and Friday morning the women had
some words over young Mrs. Peck's child. The
quarrel ended in the young leaving the
house and declaring that she would never return
No of her was found until Saturday night
The woman had pawned her wedding ring and
I1sed the money to go to New-YOrk. When penni-
less and footsore from walking the streets. she
piled TO the police and sent to Bellevue.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
JAPANESE ATTACKING.
ActiUity Al Along the Front
NOgi's Troops drifting.

Russian Headquarters. Huanshan. Manchuria.
Jan 16.-The activity OF the japanese is increas-
ing along the whole front They are attacking
villages between the lines and are opening artil-
lery fire at night
The Japanese are putting Chinese troops in
training From an observation tower at Gaod-
yanzi Russian officers watched the Japanese in
structing Chinese bandits. who have been formed
into regular companies to storm the heights.
The first Japanese reinforcements from the
army which was besieging Port Arthur began
arriving at Liao-Yang on January IL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
UTAH'S SENATOR'S.
alleged Agreement That One Should
Be Mormon and One Gentle.

Washington. Jan. 16.-Judgs William NJ MoCa-ry
OF the Supreme Court OF Utah. a witness called for
the defence in the Soot investigation. to-day de-
clared that there tacit understanding IN Utah
that one Senator should be Mormon and one a
GENTLE He said Gentiles realized that II the Nor
mons should unite they could control and keep
Gentes off the ticket and therefore Gentiles were
apprehensive until they knew whether they were
to get Mormon support He said It was his opinion
that too much Importance was attached to the
Church as a political factor, and that mattsr
of fact there little interference
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
GIVES $2,5Oo,OOO TO WIDOW.
Order of Settlement in Old Fleischmann
LITIGATION Awards 1t from Business.

The formal order of settlement. which puts an
end to the litigation of the estate OF Ma&lniliah
Fleischmann was signed yesterday by Justice
Scott and declares that Mrs. Johanna +. Fleisch
mann the widow of Macmillan Fleischmann Is
entitled to receive from the profits and GOODWILL
of the business of the firm Of Flesehmann 90.
some years. and many hearings We're had before
referee. The proceedings ended recently IN the
settlement on which Justice Scotts order was made.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
ELECTION OFFICERS PUNISHED.

Denver, Jan 16-The Supreme Court announced
its Judgment to-day In the of six election Of
fcials tried charges OF contempt in connection
with the election November s. in Denver pre-
cincts over which the court had assumed 1urisdic-
ton Guy w. Wheeler and Charles b Reuve' cleo
ton Judges sentenced to jail for six and
three months respectively; George W. Hubbard
special constable. was sentenced TO jail for one
month James Rowan and Charles Munford Judges'
were fined $3.50 each and Eugene Cummings, a
nnliceman. was discharged
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
BURTON MAY BE ASKED TO RESIGN.

Topeka Kan. Jan. ia resolution asking Sen
ator Burton to resign was introduced in the Kan
sas House and Senate to-day. AssembIyman Cyrus
Leland. leader of Republican faction, is author of
the resolution The subject will come up for con-
sderatlon tomorrow. An effort will be made to
table it. on the ground that the case Of Senator
Burton is yet before the courts and therefore not
subject for legislative action. The Leland resolu-
ton recites that the decision of the United States
supreme Court to-day in the Burton case neces-
sarily deprlves Mr.. Burton of his usefulness as a
representative of Kansas IN the United States Sen
a 70
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
ART LOVERS SEE LANDSCAPES.

From TO 10 o'clock last night the American Art
Galleries Madison Square South. were thronged
with lovers of art who went 10 enjoy the free view
OF the landscape paintings by the late Robert C.
Minor ard tke McIIhenney collection of watercoors.
One OF the Minor collection is Mantle Wood
l9rds a canvas 25 by 80 inches, which
bihited in the connecticut House" at tbA LoiAisi a
purchase Exposition. st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HAYTI LOSES CRUISER AND MONEY.
Agent Dies in Paris and $4,000 Disap-
pears.

Washington Jan 16.-The Haytian government
which has been trying increase its navy by the
purchase of modern cruiser, has not only failed
to secure the vessel 1t had in mind. but has lost
the money it apart for the first payment on the
ship. Mr.. Powell the American Minister at Port
au-Prince, has informed the State Department that
the Haytian government sent agent Italy
with 900 IN cash to make the first payment on
account OF fine cruiser suitable for in Haytian
waters The agent got far Paris, where he
stopped for some times, stricken with fever
and died No trace Of the money be found.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
WATSON GETS TEN YEARS IN PRISON.

Washington, jan 16--James NJ. A Watson the
clerk in the Auditors office OF the District govern
ment who was accused Of embezzling $4,000 OF
funds intrusted TO him by Auditor Petty and re-
Gently convicted two indictments involving SIS.-
s26. sentenced TO ten years imprisonment IN
the psnitentiary to-day The court overruled his
motion for a new trial and arrest OF Judgment
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
COLLECTING CUSTOMS I'M SAN DOMINGO.

/" asAlnEton, Jan. l6-It is said st the STATE Ts-
- -4s't thar Commander Dillingham;, Of the
a... ,'@ been dispatched 10 San Domingo 10 re-
ar Abbott VINO has been acting as the repre-
l's'e OF the United States az Porto Plata in col
ans ,SSesons there behalf Of American claim
trruir- :, 1ppctts health has failed. and he Is re-
q - ne United States without expectation
--i-g ms lsbors in San Domingo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

Toxic. Jan 16-It is reported that Japanese
gendarme discovered woman about twenty years
old disguised among the Russian prisoners brought
to Nishima- She much embarrassed at the
exposure. and is located In special quarters
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
RUSSIAN JEWS DEPoRTED.

More than per cent OF the Russian Hebrews nee
ing from Russia TO this country are being deported
In the nrst sixteen days OF this MONTH eleven nun
dred immigrants have been deported. most OF theSo
being Russian Jews
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
@artner=Vidaid.

Wis allid6rlid 3isbsn am 9Onners=
tag, ben 20. Suli uniers bsuti9en
@drtner nit 2inb unb 9sssl In ben
berrli4sn @srmania part, um bas ges
brdudli9e @alofeif bes SsutI9sn
gdrtner 0srsins gu fsisrn. @er ie
bisier Tsitli9feit bsipobnts, Der wirb
f9 Der @smttbli9teit Der @drtnsr Bel
ibrsm WaIbfsft erinnern unb 9etpib
bieis @sle9snbeit, einen bergnhgungs'
rsi9en Gag I'm 6reien 3ti berbrtngen,
ni9t uoriibergeben laHen. Die oiss'
idbri9en arrangements liegen in por-
trsfli9sn Sdnoen, 10 baB bies Geii fit
miirbis an feline 0orgdnssr aureibsr
ipirb. Der 20. Suli fei benz @drtner.
gsrein i'm @srmania.parf getpibmet,
bas isi bas 2oiunsswort fir alI'
Greunoe Der @drtner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
Mfit bnrdidnittener &eble
antgefnabeH.
Charles Sowry, Elm 2ln9eifel'
ter Ger 8aumwollip
beseht ani4eineno
Selbffmcro.

Charles 2owrp, Elm 80 Sabre alter
gnaeIfelIter Der 8rptper & 2ope 8ros.
Cotton Nlill on Der @abaib Str.
na6e benz Wbite &iper, tpuroe beute
frf6 untsr einsm Slide In Der Gabrit
aufaefunosn. Gein 5aIs mar bon DIR
3u DIR bur9f9nitten uno Elm blutiges
S9ladtsrmsHsr, nit tuel9em Die Sbat
ausssftbrt mar, fano man nsben Der
2ei9e bor. Sin on 2ourp's Wtutter
abreIfrter Brief, ben Der Coroner in
8epabr nnbm, tpurbe 9lei9fals borge=
funbsn unb mon i9lieBt bisraus, bab
Der Mann wobl Selbiimorb bs9ins.
QoturD, Der bersits frt6sr In Sienifen
Der Jabrit 9eifanben, mar erit isttDtitt'
mod pisSer In bsrislbsn ansefeat uno
man glaubi, baB er ii4 am fslben
Gbenb bort einI9liebsn lisb un6 bann
bic 8bat nod am Ibeno beging. Die
@ertpanotsn bss 8obten pO6nen in
Nort6 8srnon, no He eine 5arm eig=
men. Die 2si9e tpurbe in's fidbtif9e
SObtsnbaus gsi9afft unb bic 0errano'
ten oss Wannes wurben bena9ri4tist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
Snbianappls, Snb., Dpnnertae 13. Sui 1905.
saucimqi's &apele
Seseiifert 3ahlreihe 30rer i'm
ib0nen Sairbanf.
9te NrefIe Gait bon Urat'
3tott.

Der liebsnsptrbisen ginIabun9 bon
Grau Sron folgsno. batten fi9 gefern
Mbenb bic Dsrtrster Der prefe su einem
Souper In benz 8arteniaals bon 6air.
bant siusefunben. 2apslImeifter ifan'
eiuni battle ben gbrenplas inne unb
bislt, na9bsm bon 0ertrstern Der preiie
8oate nuf Die Gaffseberin ausgebra9t
battsn, eins gsififpruoslnbe anipra4e.
Sa bic Stunbe ftir geginn bes
absnbli9sn 2onssrtss beransebro9sn
tpar unb Der Sapslmeifsr ieiner pHi9t
gsnhgsn mubts, bertagte fi& bic fr66s
Ii9s @sfsli9aft in ben @arten unb
pobnts bsseiitert ben bOrtrsifli9sn 60
ben, tpel&e bur9 bic Sell Ouberture
singsleitst wuroe, bel.
Cine 3ablrsi1s Menf9enmense bate
bic g(nlagen Hattlib asfhGt unb Iauter
gsifal banfte benz Son3ertmeiifer unb
Ieinen 4rdften fir bic nuserlsienen
muiifaIii9sn @sntii1s bes Abenbs.
Obtpo6l iGmmtli6e Wuftfhds, bic
gum gortrag gelangtsn, tn tiinitlerii9
bolen6stsr Wsiie aussefttbrt tpurbsn,
10 NOR tpobI bod bie 6srrli9e Wibers
gabs bes ,8roubaoour" bic Ilan3.
leifung bss Mbsnbs. Man tpurbs bss
2auI9ens ni9t mtbe. Die Ma9t Der
WuFt bieIt bic 3ub6rer i'm gann.
6ir bsuts 4bsnb bat 9apsamsiftsr
5anciulli elm prosramm aus pupu-
Idrsn Wsiisn bsfsbsnb. suiammsn-
gsFellt unb Nismanb ioate bieiss 2on=
,sr: bsridumsn. Jtr ben Na9mittas
ftsbt folssnbss programm bebOr:
I. Overture. .Semiramide" ...... .Rossini
2. Ballet Music-uDanza dele Oreu
Ponchielli
3. Fantasia for Clarinet ........ .Pagano
4. Grand Selection yMephisto-
phele" Boito
s. Comical Contest Godfrey
8. Duet for Cornets-rThe Tyrolian
Love Song ~........N Nappa
7. Experts from :, ,Fantana" ...... Hubbell
| s. Grand Descriptive Fantasie-rA
Day with Teddy's Terrors"
.Fanciuli
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
Nns ben Geri9teu.
Griminalgtri@t.

Bon ben @rOBgei9worensn purben
na9folsenbs psrionen In Mntlass3u.
fanb bsrisbt:
GLEN 6ids. pesen Mnsriffs, Be.
tannte f9 i4ulbia.
Sofepb Graebsr, ussen grabbisb.
ftabl. plaioirte nidtf9ulbig.
Sobn gbans, tuegen Worb.
Sane Bopsr, tpssen Bluif9anbe.
Wm. NQifon. tpsgen estpaItiamen
Mnsrifs.
@riffin Sbre. uegen gefu9s zines
unmoralifden 6auies.
Robert $bompion, tpessn 2lsinbieb.
itabls unb @ntaegennabme gefoblsnsr
Saaen.
2ulu 6arriInn, meeen 2leinbieb=
fahls unb gntgegennabms eefoblensr
Sa&en; bic @enannten plaibirten
rstt1t 10ulet9".
Sie 18-idbrise Warp Smith, msseu
aleinbisbfabls; bieielbe betannte fi&
f9ulbig unb iuurbe unter iuspenbirtem
l1rtbeil entIaKsn.
Dor %i9ter aIforb iuuroe sefern
bic Mntlase eessn @bas. @ei9srt. aui
anariff Iautenb, bsrbanoelt unb be,
angetla9te ni9.f@uIbig befunben.
MIfreb Searin9er uni
albert Wansfielb beibe unter Worb-
anflass. tpurben bon ben @roB Bsei9mo.
rensn nidt In Anflcge3uftanb beriebt.
9ie geiben tpurben besbaIb entIaKen.
Sneiner bon Bert @arion ee.
gen Wassis Stsblin eingsrei9tsn 2las,
neil ber 6unb berfelben ibn sebiHen.
entI9ieb Jriebensri9ter smod, baf
Elm 9unbeeigentbamer, iolanse ber'
islbs ni9t bonn bbsmilligsn Gbaratte,
beg 3bieres iiber3eugt iit, fur bic In
tbassn bsfelben ni8t bsranttportlid
Tel. Grau Steblin tpurbe besball
itrafrei entlafen. M&t 3euaen, bi
He borfhbrte, be3eu9tsn bic suten gigsn
| i9aften bes 9unbes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
Nene Mttraftiom
SIR bic fcmmenbe @o1e.

2eine mufitalii9s Organization bss
2anbes erfreut fi9 elmer bsRersn &spu=
tation benn vSobn 6. Websr's priss
8ano Of Ameriea". Seit brei Sabren
1T bieielbe bier ni9t gebbrt tporbsn,
bat aber In Der 3wii&snaeit fi9 In
man9en anoeren Stdbten nit &ubm
beoedt unb ben erfen preis srbalten
auf benz glPs WationaI ganb 2onteff
in Baltimore fomobl tpie cuf Der st.
Souls Welt.austequns.
Weber unb feline 3apslIe psrben in
Der to mmenben Wo9s In Sairbanf auf.
treteu. brett bon gbieago, no fts I'm
bOrtisen 9Oliieum seipisIt baben, Tom.
menb. Auber feinen SoIiften bal
Wsber eine Sopraniifin In ieiner 3a.
peue, 8lan9e .. Wsbaifsp, tpsl9e all
cine Der beifen Iprif&en2hniflerinen an,
seieben tpirb. Sas programm, tuel9es
Weber aufeeiteIIt bat. TIT bon popu.
ldrfsr WannigfaItigteit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

@or rnebreren Sa9en tpurbs Mbs Mn=
berion, Der selesentli9 Der Musbebung
zines @lub3immers fhr 5arbise an Der
Snbiana Mbenue fi9 Der @erbaftuns
bur9 einen Sprung aus benz Senfer
au snt3ie6en fu4te. tuurbe babur9
iduer perlest, bab er bireit auf ben
2opf fiel. Ct tpurbe bamals be.
iuabtlos In bas6ofpitaI eebra9t,
bon bort aber auf fsinen @unf9
ipdter In feline WObnung befbrbsrt.
Mnberion betauptstesbei feinsr gnt.
laHung aus benz 9ofpitale, CAB ibm
feline uhr unb $65 In Baargelb geaob'
len feien, unb bie Setettibs 8erber uni
8rimps murbsu nit Der Wufipiirunq
Der S5dter betraut. @eifern tpuros
glep &aplor, $40 Snoiana Nss., Elm
farbissr portsr bon ben beibsn ysam.
ten berbaftet. ct TT bsf9uIoist, An'
bsrfon, als man benielben in elm Sn'
bicna Ape. 2ofal trug, um bic permib'
ten Wertbia9en erlei9tert 3u baben
unb nod Iusiagen Der Setettibs uurb
fefgefeut, bas 8aslor cine ubr, tuel4'
Nnberions ubr llnbeimli9 dbnli9 fi.bt
beriebte.