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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
.SEIDEL TO KEEP +.
NOTHING BACK
BOODIERS IN MILWAUKEE BOARD
WILL BE EXPOSED. .~.
Register Of Deeds Declares He Can and
Will Lay Bare Every Deal in Which
Money Was Used to Corrupt-Rich
Harvest Of Indictments Expected in
Milwaukee. -h-a + .-.3~.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -. q
Milwaukee, Wis, June 23.-Aecording to an
interview with Register of Deeds Otto Seidel,
Jr, he will tell the grand jury about every Doodle
deal in which members Of the county board have
participated in. six years. ... *.
Deals involving between $4,000 and
500 900, he says, will be laid bare. ..-.
The principal cases in which money was used,
Seidel states, are in the purchase Of site for
morgue and furniture for the county hospital.
Just what names will appear on indictments Is
not known yet, but it Is evident that States At
torney McGovern expects to reap rich harvest
from the confessions that Seidel is said to have
made and is expected to make.
One Of the witnesses before the grand jury
yesterday James L. Gates, wealthy lum-
herman of Milwaukee. His appearance before
the committee lends color to the belief that the
grand jury will also investigate certain actions of
the legislature ''H
The surprise of the day when Francis Fer
rari and Frank L. Alberts, owner and manager
Of the Ferran street shows, appeared as wit
nesses. They were asked concerning certain gam
bling devices which had been permitted in con-
nection with their show here, and it was report
ed that they given these privileges for a
consideration by certain city officials. The
gambling which took place the first day of the
Woodman convention was stopped by the police.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23

he interested spectator at tests of the
Westinghouse Baldwin sinngle-phase electric
freight locomotive. 1t is possible that with GER
tain notifications the electric freight loco
motive be adopted for iron traffic on
the northern Minnesota lines, and 1t seems very
likely that in short time tests will be made
with the view of substituting this system Of
traction for steam on all the ore business Of
these roads.
Construction the works of the Great North
ern Power company at Duluth is progressing
of what was expected when the project was
financed last winter. 1t is probable that in little
a year the works will be ready and power
will be generated in this city on very large
scale.
The Sudbury nickel mines Of the Lake Superior
corporation closed, and will probably not
be reopened until the refining process question
is satisfactorily settled. In the meantime a
plan for the sale Of nickel in Europe, which
a few months ago seemed to be well along,
has fallen thru.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
CHILD DIES OF BURNS
Several Fatal Accidents in Northern
Minnesota.

TWO HARBORS, MIN/-Arthur Basic a
3-year-old son of Peter Basic, miner in the
Winnipeg mines, is dead from burns, having
ignited his clothes while playing with matches.
Pedro Dominik, MINER employed in the
Hawkins mine at Nashwauk, smothered be-
meath tons of while at work in the mine
Sheds Several other miners saw the sliding ore
engulf him and FASTENED to his rescue, but lie
died before the ore could be removed
Howard LIE Pard. steeDlejack, fell sixty
feet down the side of a smokestack at the
Sellers mine by the breaking of the swing stage
He is in a hospital being treated for fractured
shoulder and arm and other bruises.
The body Of Gus Wierimen. the 6-year-old
boy who disappeared from the streets of Tower
on Saturday evening, June 3, found ir
West Two rivers, near Tower. At the coroner's
inquest the jury found that the child was
drowned.
JASPER, MINN.--A light frost was reported
yesterday. AS it was followed by a cold rain
no damage is likely to result. Crops are in fine
condition. ...- -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23

Governor Robert M. La Toilette Of
Wisconsin will give the opening lecture
for the sixth annual assembly Of the
Big Stone Lake chautauqua on the goth
inst. at pm, the closing day Of the
band convention. ,sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNOD
Reports Received at Sleepy Eye-Rev
Mr.. GauseWitz Presiding.

SLEEPY EYE, MINN.-Thursday' session of
the German Lutheran synod of Minnesota and
South Dakota was well attended. One hundred
and twenty-seven ministers and teachers, and
forty-one lay delegates answered the rollcal.
The forenoon session was opened by a paper
read by Rev. A. Pankow of Caledonia on the
Doctrine Of the Conscience which will be
the topic for the religious discussions at fore
noon sessions thruout the convention.
The report of the rector Of the Lutheran
college at Milwaukee and the Indian mission
in Arizona was read and referred to the
proper committee. The presidents report was
duly accepted.
On Wednesday evening pastoral conference
was held. The chief topic Of discussion was
the DIR. Martin Luther college, at New Ulm.
Rev. Mr.. Gausewitz of st. Paul, president of
the synod, arrived last night and took charge
Of the proceedings today.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
SECOND oFFENsE; ONE YEAR
Drastic Punishment for Van Dorm, ga
Drunk and Vagrarlt.''

LA CROSSE, WIS.-Ed Van Dorm has been
sentenced to states prison at Waupun for
year for drunkenness and vagrancy: This was
his second ofense, which under the law, is pun
Charles A. Bartlett, a prominent citizen and
former city official has been declared insane and
dota He walked into the office of Judge Brind-
ley and made an application to be examined,
saying that he wanted to be sent away before
he injured himself or someone else. - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

MooRHEAD, MINN.--Word was received to-
day of the death Of Mrs. Z. Fl. Baker, wife
of L. II. Baker, at Formosa, Kan, where she
was visiting. Mr.. Baker was on his way to
her bedside. The body will probably be taken
to Baker, Mimi, for burial.
HASTINGS, MINI Camden H. West, for
merly of this city died recently at Ellsworth,
Wis, from tuberculosis, aged SO. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The city council
adopted an ordinance which will shut out street
fakfrs and prohibit peddling Of all kinds except
the peddling of farm produce. Anyone peddling
without license will be subject to a fine not
exceeding 500 or tmpri sonment not to exceed
ninety days. /. No.
MONTGOMERY, MINI. James Mentally,
farmer about so years of age, who resided four
miles south Of this city, dropped dead at his
loauna d. ahfAdse
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23

and western Minnesota will participate.
the members of the Ortonville Marine
band, are making great preparations
for the event, and a good time is as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

svs s4e ss1 by sfcaEs
the ctv VEGA foda2 and s took place
George A; yesterday and Miss Alice surratt.
a. Regular Tp1 ana let
Maurice B. Lawrence Of Halioek and Miss
read by Rev. T. 3: whites They left. on the
Te Tor Miss clara Hoor ds
of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. HORN of this city and
or
officiating. 5~z
49, v. q: Parsons. a Mer-known business man,
Wednesday evening and will at once begin house
keeping.
rington. one of the graduates Of the nurses
course at the insane hospital here, were united
left Immediately for their home in Fargo.
ST. PETER, M1NN.-Miss Lima A. Hensel
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hensel, and
Fl. 0. Beverung Of Milwaukee, Wis.,, were united
in 6 c at the home of the @
side at Watertown. s. D.
MANKATo, M1NN.-The marriage Of Fred
city, and Miss Ida Ray, took place at Marshall
CHARLES CITY; IoWA.-Harry J: Bailey and
and will reside at Denver Miss Anna T. Brod-
crech and John Mckee of Nora Springs were mar
ried here today. Earl Armstrong Of Primghar
Iowa. and Miss Hazel Andrews Of this city
were married.
ALBERT LEA, sMINN.-Alice l.. White,
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. F. g.. White Of Enos-
burg Falls, VT, but former residents Of this
city, was married at the First NJ. E. church Of
this city last evening to Oscar W. Nystnen, q
| reporter on the staff Of the Albert Lea Enter.
prise. @.sI
| ESTHERVILLE, IOWA.-Fred g. Gleason, 8
business man Of St. James, MIMI and Miss
| Minnie B. Blake were married at the home OF
! the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Blake, this morning. Rev. l.. E. Viets, pastor
! Of the First Baptist church of Watertown. y
| D.. officiated. Out-of-town guests were Miss
Myrtle Teskey of Chicago, Miss Margaret Rob
| erts of Jefferson, Iowa, Rev and Mrs. Viets
of Watertown, S. D.. Miss Nettie Peck of St
| James and Mrs. Green Of Minneapolis.
SIOUX CITY, IoWA.-Miss Grace Toy, daugh
| ter of James F. Toy, president Of the First
| National bank and the Wealthiest in Sioux
| City, was married last evening at the home OF
her parents to Dr.. John Van DYKE, young
| dentist Miss Toys maid of honor was Miss
Laura Beebe Of Sydney, Ohio, and the best mar
was the brtdegrooms brother, Craig Van Dyke
| HASTINGS. AIINN.-The marriage Of Irving
/ E.. Day Of Ravenna and Miss Elizabeth Black
/ Of WEIGH will take place at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Black, on the
| 2Sth
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
COUNTY Y. M. G. A.
First in the State Is Organized at
7 49, Vvinn oh a on 81 s#t.

WINNEBAGO, NINA county Young Mems
Christian association organized in this city
towns in the county. Winnebago will be head
quarters and 81 1000 will be raised for expenses.
secretary. This is the first organization Of the
kind In the state.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23

Special to The Journal.
Ortonville, Mimi, June 20.-A rous-
ing band convention will be held in
this city on June 81, % and 20, in
which more than twenty uniformed
bands from North and South Dakota
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23

ALBERT LEA, sMINN.-Alice L.. White
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. F. e. White of Enos-
burg Falls, VT, but former residents Of this
city, was married at the First NJ. E. church Of
this city last evening to Oscar W. Nystnen, a
reporter on the staff Of the Albert Lea Enter
prise. !f.-l. 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

Stem Sort: v@ermania" BON War-
istlss; Southport" bon Mnt=
tusrpen; Oceanic" nod 2ibsrs
pool; v@eoreie" nod 2iperpool;
,Wooroam" nod &otteroam unb
Boulogne.
Queenstown: .Sbernia" bon Bottom
fur 2ipsrpooI.
southampton: v2aiier Wilbelm H."
bon Bremen nod Sem Dort.
2iberpool: Rorieman" bon portlano.
palermo: ,8tulta" bon Stem 0ort
hbsr Weapsl fir 8enebig.
Dram: vSppsrqa" bon 8enua unb
Warieiles nod Seem Sort.
Marisilss: .@alia" nod Stem Sort.
2ip.rpool: .Raiefie" bon Nep Yorf.
@snua: voamburs" bon Tem Sort,
hber Neapel.
Meapel: Bring Moalbert" nod Stem
Dorf.
@bsrbours: .9aiier @ilbelm :" bon
Bremen, na9 Nem Oorf.
2iperpool: Baltic" nod Netp Worf
rNooroIano" nod philadelphia.
Ootobama: .9lgoa" BON San Srans
cisco, portlanb uno Saeoma, nod
Sonstona; nArasOnia" bon pOrt.
lamb, Ore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Gre@e 9iebe
6rbeuteten fur $4,000 Sumelen.

@hteago, 20. Sob. Die Bau-
man Suwelenfirma tuurbe beute bur9
orei Wdnner um Supelen i'm @ertbe
bon $4,000 ~befobIen. SiefeIbe1 mar
fen Elm S9aufenfer Elm, ergriHen Elm
Brett nit tuertboolen 6teinen uno
neri2wanoen In Der Wenfdenmenge.
bebor Die unbetbsilisten bssrifen hat=
ten. mas Dor f9 ging.
W iBaIhdter 6 d I.
d.
Merico, Wo., 90. Sob. Der
2Oblengrdber @bmunb s. Gailep, mel
DER lesten SOnntas Sap 2awber. ben
Setretdr Der 2awber : peterion @oal
Company erfdo6en baben fOu. wuroe
Wontas Nbeno I'm halb 10 ubr eili9
aus Dem bieigsn @ountp : SEEDING.
nihe 9efdmug9elt, UNI ibn Gus BEN
8erei2e zines Wobs 3u brirgeu, mel.
der fi9 organiirte. 3aum mar Der
@sfanasne in Si@erhsit, 10. eridien
elm aus etpa bunbert entidlofensn
Mdnnern beftebenber Wob Dor benz @e=
fdnsniRe uno foroerts ben @efan.
eenen.
Nadoem bic 2eute, idmmtlia mass
tirt, fi& iiberseu9t batten. bab fe gu
ipdt famen, entfernten fe f9 ir fdnel
fe 9efomms1 tparen.
Der @earD.G Sail
Bofon, %. Nob. Or. Sobn 8.
Battse CAB beute BET benz pro3efe segen
Or. perrp Ne2eoo 3u, Bel elmer Spe=
ration IN Sufan @earp m~itsewirfi
3u babsn, UNI bereu 2eben 3u retten.
oas In 5oIse elmer friminelen Opera:
tion In @efabr i9uebte. Or. pattet
be3suste ferner, bab am Sage, ebe
Wc9eob berbaftet purbe, berielbe er.
tldrte, sr bsDauere iebt benz @ef&dfts.
fabrer Der SHEPHERD Sing Sbeaterge'
isliaaft cine Mots aei&idt gu baben.
Sufan @sarp iei au frant UNI auftreter
3u t6nnrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Oufel Game Oelaemiumuua.

2aut einem 8eri9te Der eeoloeiI9en
Ibtbeilung Oes 4derbau Separtes
ments be5ifferte ii9 Ole proouftion
bon &pbOl in ben Ser. Staaten i'm
berfloFenen Sabre auf LII, 1868, 421
Sob. Der Sc ammttpertb bes IN ben
Ser. Staoten auf ben Marft gebra9s
ten petroleums belief ii9 auf $101,s
17O,466; Die 3unubme Der ProOut>
tipn i'm @erelei6e gum Sabre 1903
betrug 16,6O2,684 SAB i'm @ertbe BON
$6,476,416.
Bum erften Male in Der @ei6i9te
ser amerifanii9sn petroleum= SSnbu@
ftrie tpar i'm perpi6enen Sabre Die
Selaeipinnung peitli9 bonn Miffiiiippi
grDber als Die DftIi9 oiefes Jluhes.
en- Serds, &alifprnien, &anfas, i'm
Snoianer=S s rritorium uno in Sfla>
bona iino biele rteue Sroolquellen err
bobrt unb Die alien Selfeloer erbeb@
Iih ertpeitert tpproen. Sin riefiges
@ebiet, pelhes f6 BON Dem fiibOit>
Ii9en &dnfas %fiiopdrts in oas Sns
oianer@S erritorium uno Sflabomd err
ftredt unb cine N~usbebnung bon $50
Meilen 2dnse uno so Meilen 8reite
bat, ertpies ii6 als proouttib fir Die
Grb0l> unb @atureas=9 etpinnung.
Ser 8eri9t fiibrt aus. Dab alien
Inf9ein na9 cine 3unabme Der 9ro>
button in Den Ser. Staaten fir cine
Meibe BON Sabren gu ertparten lit. Die
permebrte Nadfrase mad Petroleum
bier5ulan6e miro feiner @eripenouns
in Mutomobil= Jubriperten Sugei9riez
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
...&0blen...

tueroen seliefert su fOIsenben Yreiien
Der Sonne:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
a. n'f1hrlt'a Gift.

se6,'s Sabr oft is Der Seppl
Mei', 10 basebt bic 3eit! :
Sci Weinl nno iei' Yfeif'n,
30 fan iei' sarlse 6rrao'.
"a bat er aniol g'leien
Sn amer neufem @'i1rift:
rSm Wein unb in ba Yfeifen,
Sa ftedt a. g'fdbrli's @ift!"
@er's s'ip5bnt is, muab bran iterben-
Sa gibt's ia Meoi3in!
Scabt r@lfobol4 BOG oane,
Sos AMBER n9lifotin.S-
Ser Seppl, Der bats g'leien,
Sot bann Der Nanni 'flopft,
&at f. a. Sable ang'i6afft
ltnb bat iei' Yfeif'n g'itopft;
1lno bats 70 meta 'trieberl
t1nb bot f. trob Der @ibrift,
Mit'm @ein unb nit Der 4fe'fen
Ro' atponaie Sobr beraift!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Bran d -Gall.

Annapolis, Wo., 90. Noo. Sn
Der beutigen @erbanbluns oes 2riegs.
8eri1ts iber ben Bob oes &aoetten
Brand, welder i'm 6%auffampf NIT
Dem 2ameraoen Merriwetber t0otliae
Serlebunaen ~empfangen baben fO1,
mar Werriwether Der Saupt3euse. Ct
maate Ingabsn iber bic alte Geino-
fdaft uno ben 3ampf nit Brand.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
g d abenfeuer.

Gan Granefsco. %. Nobbr.
Ius unbetannter uria9e brad In Der
@taarrenfthen- 6abrit bon gais uno
@%antaoine an 8remont 6trabe cine
Geuer Gus. bas trob eines farfen Re-
gems 6 Stunben anbielt uno einen
S&aben bon $3.50, 900 onrt9tete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Sic Stimmune int mlffden gttrt.
R~enoIutioudre ~sinirufe BON eeiansenen cfs
f~sieren Der s.rmee oeS Saten.

aAtbIN 0RN HNNaASttNt
S~sierea Der s.rmce oeS Saren.
@et9e JDIsen Der ungliidli6e &rieg
nit Sapan fir bie Stimmung Der
ruiiiIGen Nrmee gebabt bat, ME 9rinb@
lid CT nit ben friiheren 8orurt6eilen
uno nit Dem friiberen Siinfel Der ruiz
fii9en SffiSierstreiie aufgerGumt bat,
aeigen 5tpei crit neuli9 betannt geiporz
bene uno in elmer ruiiif9en 3eitung
berOffentli9te @ufrufe, pel9e eefan@
gene rufiii9e Sffi5iere in Sapan on
lire 2eioensgenofen erlieBen. Sas
erite Shreiben lautet:
nGn Die SffiSiere! Sn alien iapa~
nii9en Stdoten, mo @efaneene unter<
gebra9t iinb, baben ii9 liberale Diff
3iersrerbGnoe gebiloet,, bie ii9 Die re-
pplutiondre Propaganoa inter ibren
4amerdoen pie audi llntei Ben Splod>
ten CUR @rfgabe gema9t baben.
rSie Sauptdufeabe I'M erer Ser
bGnoe beIte6t in Der 9orbereituns err
fabrener Snitruftoren fir SffiSiere
uno Sploaten, Die audi na9 Der &id=
febr cine enge Siblung untereindnoer
aafre9terbalten piiroen.
,Srtrh unfere 8dterlan0sliebe 9eS
@Ieitet, ieben mir nun elm, ouB nur cine
gr1n0legenOe umgeftultung berStaatss
orbnung unlere 4rmee auf Die erforf
oerli6e 9D6e bringen fOnnte. Sonit
miro iie tpieoer f9ma9pon unterliegen.
@ir ale, Sffi5iere tpie Soloater,
opferten unfer 2eben fir oas Batter
Lamb, ~bungerten, froren uno ertrugen
ale gntbebrungen bes &rieges. 8iele
bon uns nurben pertpunoet un0 iino
81 &riippeln setpproen.
Srauriq ipar es, oub Die meiften
Sffi3iere uno ale Soloaten feline Oh
nung oapon batten, pofiir lie ibr 2eben
un6 ibre @eiunobeit opferten. Mun
betrog uns. NOR fiibrte uns binters
9i9t.
rNa6oem mir nun 6ie S9ma9 Der
@efanseni6uft, Die Hieoerlagen tennen
aelernt baben, iinO mir ni9t me6r i'm
Stanbe, oie erbriidenbe 2aft Der ieBiz
gen Staatsoromlng gu tragen. uno
mir fprbern i'm Namen unferer perles<
ten militGrifden @bre, Die our9 Die
S6ulo Ser b%anterptten Selbftberr@
f6aft uno Der getpiienloien Bureau
fratie in ben G9mub geSogen tpuroe.
pplitiI9e Sreibeitsre9te.. prehes,
Ge0ez, 8erfammlunos< un0 &pali=
tipnsfrei6eit unb Glei9bere9tigung
ser Ndtionalitdten. Wir perldngen
nit einem @ort cine polgiltige Ser
faTung, sic oie @olfsfreibeit ii9ern
fDnnte.
r&ameraben! @ir linb nit S9ma9
beoedt, unIer Waffenrpd uno unfere
gbre finb bef9muBt, uno oas ilr
our9 oie S6ulo Der beftebenben
Staatsorbnung.
u@ebietet uns ni9t uniere Yfliht,
Die @rmee in Der 3ufunft Dor oerurtis
gen &ataitropben 81 bepabreng
nSie Solbaten folgten uns INNER
unb per6en audi fiinftisbin folgen.
penn ibre unteritiiBung nDtbig fem
miro, INN bic i9punfenoe Ma9t Der
Selbitberri6aft gu 5erftDren.
Sin ~gefangener SffiSier aus port
Irtbur."
Der anoere @ufruf befpegt fi9 in
bemIelben Geoanfenfreiie. Gr beginnt
NIT Dem inbultsi9peren SAP: Die
8efreiungsbetpegung, bic pGbrenb bes
perbre9erii9en ruifii9 : jupanii4en
&rieges 10 iebr fortgei9ritten 1T.
mubte acknowledgements einen lebhafz
ten @~ioerbal in ben 9er3en Der ruiz
fif9en @efansenen finoen." Der
8rieffGreiber fteIt Johann feit, oab
6ie llnsufrisoenbeit uno Der 9ab eegen
bic &egierung unter Den Sefansenen
i'm Wd6fen beariffen fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
9mnoesiemator
Grbdlt 6 Wonate 6efGnaniB.

g I. 8, 90. Sob. Bunbes=
ierator Sol. &alpb Burton BON aan.
lag uuroe beute i'm 8unbes- 2reis.
9eri1te au 6 Monaten In benz @efdng.
ntne bon SrontOn &c., Wo., uno
$500 @%elofrafe berurtbsilt. neil sr
ols Senator fir bic &ialto Grain &
Securities SO. bon ct. 2ouis i'm pofs
oepartement arbeitete, I'm cine Trauo"=
Orore 3u berbtiten uno @elo fur . bieie
Oiente annabm. @r wi1b ge9en bas
urtbeil appeQiren. ginfweilen 1T er
asgsn $4,000 girsf9aft auf freiem
GuBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

s n zen Ger. g a { n
tpurOen ipdbreno oes am 80. Sum-
1905 gu gnoe, segansesenen Jistale
jabres bur9 Gtienbabnunfdae $50
pafasiere getOotet uno 1893 perleBt.
Sie @eiammt5abl Der setObteten8 abn-
8~ebienfteten betrug 1913, Der @erlesten
1852. Ser SOD bon 1877 uno Die Ser
letung BON 3542 paRasieren unb Ser
SOD bon 2463 un0 Die 0erleBung bon
1894 8abn=8ebienfteten fino auf ON
oere nria9en als 3ugsunfdae aariids
aufiibren. Snsseiammt purben 537
pahagiere setDotet uno 10,040 perz
lebt. unO 1851 @eoienftete setDbtet
un6 45,426 berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30


m a g Ell purben auf allen 9aupt>
ftreden Der preuBifd<beiif9en Staatsz
bobnen eineefibrt, 10 Dab oas publis
fum in 3ufunft ni9t mebr NIT Ser
bredern aler Dirt unter ppli5eibeglei@
tuns 6enfelben Wasen tbeilen muB.
Die Observation-Disclosures pers
febren stpifd.n Granffurt uno &afel
reaelmIbig finfmal in Der Wp6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
8tIburt gssenu 9.

etilem bulletin, uel1es beute Nbeno
bas 3eniusbureau berbfentfi9t. fno
bon 1000 psrionen iiber 10 Sabren in
ben Ser. Staten 100 niat i'm Stanoe
3u iGreiben.
Bon Der einaeborenen weiBen Be
b%6llsruns fnb es rur 46, bon ben i'm
Nuslanb seborenen WsiBsn 1913 uno
bon ben Nssern 445 aus SauIeno.
Sieies 8erbdltniB 1T sinifis sesens
tiber &uBlano. Stalien uno llnsarn,
oagesen iebr unshnfis SeutfdlanO,
S&weoen. Wormssen, Sdnsmart uno
Der Sdweis gegentbsr.
SIM ger9leid nit Dem @sniusberi6t
bonn Sabre 1890 ftno Die ilsuersn 3ab=
len iebr ginifig, bic 3abl Der Satteras
ten bat entfdieoen abssnommsn.
2ontroIle bel MiIitdr=
bepots.
Wabi o n. 90. Nob. Sn
Jol9e Der unre9elmdbigteiten, pslde
I'm Sdupltia. 4rienal bOrtamsn, limb
mad bsridisbsnsn DEPICTS rueitereO uar-
tiermeifer gef4idt poroen.
@a& elmer Orore bes 8riessiscretdrs
iolen tuom6sli9 ale gorrdtbs, bic uts
ter Rontract selisfert tusrosn, bon
einem Sffaier befidtist usroen.
Inter ben Offsieren. uel&s mad
bei9ieoensn Depots fommanoirt' fnb,
bsfinoet f9 quo @apt. u. g. gidbam
BON Seferionbiae. Snb.
@e9en JuBbalIfpiel.
BERKELEY, @al.. 20. Nop. I'm
Wittag beriammslts prdfosnt @bsslsr
bic Stuoenten Der California llniperf
tdt uno belt cine idarfe Reoe gesen
bas 6~uBba1ipiel. y
Opfer bes GubbaIIfpteIes
SebaIia. no.. 90. Nob. De,
16idbrise &obsrt Broprl Der Isbten
Samftag bsim 5uBbaqfpiel berleBt
puroe, III beute a~sftorbsn.
Rui d 6 n nc q nberer
in Musfi4t.
9onoIuIu, 9amaiisS nieln, 20
&u6sn, tpelde lebts Wo9s ais Selega'
ten elmer 3olonie bel Sos angeles.
gal.. bierber famen, hattsn 2onfsren.
3en nit @oub. Garter unb 9anbtom'
miHir gafle. gtma 200 Jamilien mt
900 26pfen fino UiQsns bierder 81
fommen uno In ben 3uderfeloern 81
arbeiten, tusnrl ibnen eigene 6eimfdt'
ten ge9eben wiroen. Wan utinf4f bic,
iehr fatt @bineien uno Sapaner anosrI
peibe Ginpanoerer anauaieben, bte aud
als 8irser ssrre aufssnommsn tusroer
t6nnten.
Squiers' &%iidtrttt.
% abingto n, 90. Nopember
SaOn felt LANCER 3eit tonntsn bic BE
sisbuneen BEG @sianoten Sauisrs 3u'
cubanii4en Resierung bas bieHg
Staatsoepartement nidt bsfriebigen.
Sn isinem Snterbieru, bas I'm pa
bana telegraph uno tn elmer Seen
Oorter 3eituns psr6fentii9t tpurbe
iouen bic Mmeritaner auf Der Ssle o
pines emutbigt moroen fein. obglsid
oisie &esierung ifets allen Entertainer
riet6. fta ben befebenoen @eieBeu 81
lfhgen.
9as Staatsbepartement bebauert bel
&tidtritt Squiers iebr. gr bstrat ba
! oiplomatif9e @sbist i'm Sabre 1884,
als 3meiter Sefretdr Der 8oti9aft q
Berlin unb bl!eb 3 Sabre bort. Dam
qinq CT als 1. Sefretdr nod Vefin!
uno fpielte tudhrenb oes Yorerauffan
bss BET @srtbsibisung Der @eianot
f9aften eine ribmli9s Gole. Sc
ianoter nod @uba muroe er am 20
Wai 1902.
Neuer o eanbter n a d
}, glba O..
:. 90 3 n 9 t o n, 90. Nouember
gouin .. Worgan, gegenpdrtig ane
: rifanii&er @eianbter au 2orea. 1T gun
: @efanoten nod @uba ernannt uoroel
: als 0a&folser sauires', beHen &efia
r nation angenommen murbe. Squire
8erbalten In Der Graqe Der Ssle o
Pines hatte BET Der cubanii9en Regie
rung Mibfalen errest.
S4a6eneuer.
San iSrancfscp. 20. Hobbr