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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
The Heiner-Gilmore wedding.

A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at high noon on last Wed
nesday, June z. 1905. when Miss
Carrie M. Gilmore. the accomplish.
ed daughter of Mrs. B. Gilmore. of
this CITY. became the bride of Mr..
E. E Reiner. of st. Paul, Mimi,
Rev. A. e. Grover. of the Pres
tbyterian church, performing the
ceremony.
The bride looked very pretty in
an eyelet embroidered pattern
gown of Persian lawn. and carri-
ed bouquet of roses
Mrs. Heiner will be missed by a
number of warm, admiring friends
and her absence will be felt in
the church as we'll as social orioles.
Mr.. Heiner holds responsible
position with the st Paul & West
ern Coal Co., and has many friends
in this city, having at one time
bsen empl Eyed by the z. NJ rail-
roas as travelling ticket agent with
headquarters at Charleston
The Gilmore home was beauti
fully decorated for the OCCASION
tae hall aud stairway in mountain
laurel and asparagus, the parlor in
daisies, (the -Four O'clock Club
colors) and sweet peas The man.
tie was completely covered with
ferns and daisies. The decorations
in the dining room were rosep.
Miss CABOT, cousin of the bride,
presided at the coffee urn. while
Mrs. George DnVaI, nee Miss
Nellie Gilmore, of Petersburg, ind
Miss Fanny Holmes, of Cincinnati,
assisted.
An elaborate luncheon was SER
we'd, after which Mrs Heiner> out
the brides cake. the lucky pieces
falling to Mrs. VIM. B. Huston. and
the gold ring to little Frances
CABOT.
There were only a few guests
present except the members of the
Four O'clock Club, of which the
bride is aoharter member.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
CABOT. son and daughter, of Toledo,
Miss Blanche CABOT, of GalIipoIis,
Misses Clara and Ada Gilmore,
Rev. A. E. Grover. Mr.. George
DnYal, wife and little SON Gilmore,
of Parkersburg, Miss Fanny s
Holmes. of Cincinnati, Mr.. Henri
Fry and wife. of Henderson, Miss
KimberIing, Miss Alice B. NeaIe
Mrs. VIM. B. Huston. Mrs. B
Gilmore.
The bride and groom left on th,
2 p m. train amid shower of rio,
and rose petals. Mrs Heiner look
ing very pretty in her travelling
suit of gray and very becoming
white hat. They visited a fss
cities on their way to their futnr,
home at st. Paul, MINI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Japan is the leading fish nation
of the world. The annual value
of the fish products is sSO.OOO,00O;
almost a million men are profes
sionaIz fishermen and half million
boats are engaged in fishing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Lady Preacher.

A big meeting is being held at
Big Elm Church by Rev. Mrs. A.
Stevens. of DyesviIle, Ohio. ALI
Invited to attend The meeting
will continue over Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Engineer Tom Fields left Sun

Engineer Tom Fields left Sun
day for Colorado Springs. where
his brother is located for his
health. He will bring him home
with him.
Baggagemaster Ed Murphy and
wife are in Indianapolis on visit
to her brother, Mr.. Kerwood and
other rsIatiYes.-M iddIeport Re.
publican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Here's matchIes of Silk and Cotton waists
the very best c-aons of the season. garments that will
please you Every ured in by
making. The prices matchless
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

/ Ohio, and little Mtes Dora bflge
of Five Mile, were visitors in on
CITY Saturday
Mr.. Marion Craig, Of st. Mary'l
i accompanied by Miss Bessie Ogg
came down Thursday to visit hi
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E w. CraiJ
and returned Friday.
M ss Fannie Holmes. who ha
been hers visiting Mrs B Gilmor'
and family, returned to her hom,
nearsC Cincinnati yesterday.
/ Conductor W1B. Allen, of thu
Z & NJ, and wife. were here visi
ting his mother. Mrs. Sarah J
Allen, Sunday
Mr. W. q. Clarke and son. Mr.
Herman Clarke, Of Graham Sta
ton. were here the first of th,
week.
Nee. Ed. Malone has returned
from weeks visit to her daught-
er. Mrs Bert Pope. at Middleport
Messrs. A. L .Piokens and Geo,
MoDermott. of EImwood, were in
town the first of the week attend
ing court Mr.. Pickens. who has
been subscriber to this paper for
thirty two years, called Monday
and paid for the paper for another
year in advance.
Mr.. Frank Holmes who has
been here visiting his parents. Cap
tain and Mrs w u. Holmes, left
Monday morning. for Holloway.
Onio, where he will visit his sister,
Mrs John O'Brien.
Mr.. Charles Horne, of Pittebnrg,
selling hardware. was here the
past few days looking after his
trade here and in towns near here
Mr.. F. F. Starcner. of Ripley.
wss here Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Pope, of Middleport, daughter,
Thursday. June 9th, 1905.
Messre. W. w. Watts and Al
bert E Wallen. of Charleston. were
in town Friday night the guests of
Mr.. George Somerville
Messrs. E L. Mccormick and
E. L. Garlach. of Gallipolis. were
visitors in our CITY Thursday.
M. F P. Wiseoarver, of Pome-
roy, was here Thursday.
Mr. g. W. Wallis. of Apple
Grove, was here Thursday.
Mrs. R w. Sterling. daughter.
Miss Lorine and little son Richard
of Winchester, KY. who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs Wv
Bryan, at Kanauga, Ohio. and
friends in this place, will leave for
their home this week.
Capt W. 81. Howard and dangh-
ter. Miss Ella. left Monday to visit
relatives in Cincinnati and Ham
ilton. Ohio.
Mr.. VIM. Beale. of Washington
d G, arrived here Saturday and
accompanied his wife, who has
been visiting here, home Monday
Mr.. o. F Payne, of Charleston,
was here Friday.
Mr.. Q E. Brown. of Charleston.
was here Friday, night on bust
ness.
Mr. j L Stevens, of Winfield,
was here Friday.
Mr.. James Price from mp on
Elk river and daughter, Miss May
Price from mp on Big Sandy river
are here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Gebhart.
Mrs Homer Smith and nurse,
Miss Reeder, who have been So
journing at Miss Reeder's parents,
back of Gallipolis, for health. re-
turned home Friday much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Josie Euders who has been
here visiting her uncle, Captain
Il
w. 81. Howard and family. has re-
turned to her home in Cincinnati
Mr.. j E FREEZER. of Buffalo.
was here Monday
Dr.. j. A Work and little daugh
ter, Mildred, who have been here
visiting his p.rente, Mr.. Frank
A. Work and family will re
turn to their home at Hunt, Kama
wha county, today
Mr.. T. G. Hogg, of-Maggie, is
here in charge of the work on
Hon. Charles E. Hogg's law Office
Mr.. Simpson Burdett. of Nam
moth uaa bara Mondav Wis tino
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

DR. and Mrs. q. a, Barbee last
"Wednesday evening entertained a
few of their friends at six O'Clock
dinner
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Holy Mass will be celebrated At
the home Of Mr.. II. Z. Moriarty,
Sunday, june 1e. at ten O'Clock,
=Cstechism at 8 pm. Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

.Seasonable goods at Van Gil
der's; Moth Bulls. Sticky Fly
paper. Insect Powder, Bedbug
Poison
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Spend your 4tb, of July in Point
Pleasant. a good program he's
been arranged
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Do you own or rent your houseq
When you paint see us-we have
money saving hints aud Law
renee Psints. AT j W. Rhoades
Co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Use Lawrence Paints-we'lI
GUARANTEES results. No other manu-
faoturer does this Call at j W.
Rhoadee & Cos
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Quality counts-therei s "best"
Lawrence Paint is sit" Ask
j. w. Rhoedes & Co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

lis ttAenuS.
Mr.. Charles Miller. Of Charles
ton. was in town Monday
Mrs. Mary Jett. of Kanaugh
continues quite sick.
Miss Effie McK instry, of Athens
/ Ohio, was the guest of her cousin
Mr.. K T McKinstry. Sunday.
/ Miss Estelle Boyce left yester
day on visit to friends in st. AL
bane.
Mrs. L s English who hal
been visiting relatives here fol
several days returned to Hunting
ton Sunday accompanied by hel
son. Mr.. Eugene. who has just re
turned from a visit to his aunt Mre
Bette Houghton at White Pigeon
Michigan.
| Mr.. Harry Bingham, of Colum.
bus. Ohio. was here Sunday visit
ing friendp
Mr.. Elmer DAyie was in Pome.
roy Saturday on business.
Mre. j. Fl Crooks returned yes
terday from visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Rioe. near
Brighton.
Miss Mary MoGnlloch will leave
Friday for CINCINNATI to take d
special course of elocution and
music at the College of Music.
Master Sidney Friedman left
Sunday to visit in Charleston and
Huntington.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Til.
lis. Thursday. June 9th 1905. a
son.
Mr.. Waiter oomstock came mp
from Huntington and spent Sun.
day with his parents.
Mr.. j. V. Stockton from up Ka-
nawha, wasin town Monday
Mrs M. Schwartzwalde return
ed Monday from visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Rose. at Pomeroy,
Ohio.
Prof n. O. Robertson. of Char
lesion. was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Burdett, Sunday.
Miss Georgia .Comstock, who
was delegate of the League of the
M. 3. Church, South, held in
Louisa. KY. last week returned
home Monday.
Mesdames F. L and c. F. Fill.
son. who have been visiting their
sister Miss Emma Anmiller at
at Spencer. came down to r .cine.
Ohio, Sunday to visit other rela-
tives and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. John MoOoaoh and blby,
of Huntington arrived here Mon
day evening on visit to Miss Alice
Nesls.
Captain A. q. Stage md daugh-
ter Miss Gertrude, of Middleport,
were visiting lis daughter. Mrs
Elmer F. Davis yesterday.
Mrs Gibbons ana daughter Miss
Jessie, of Washington, D g., ar
rived here last Wednesday on a
visit to her son Rev. j. Howard
Gibbons and family.
Messrs. Cl.ud NJ Wall and
Theodore Ward. of Gallipolis, came
up Monday in a yacht and spent
several hours here with friends.
Miss Julia Polsley has returned
from visit to relatives at Ripley.
Mr. w. D. Holloway of Hunt
ington, was here Monday.
Mr.. A. P Miller and Son and
Mr. A. W. Smith. of Pomeroy. o
were in our town Monday.
Mr.. John j. Lutwiler of Spill
man, was here Monday.
Mr. L @ Riddle, of Delaware,
Ohio, was in town Monday night.
Mr.. B Pratte, of Louisville, was
here Monday night calling on his
Mr.. t. a CARROT, of Middle
port, was business visitor in our
city one day last week.
Mr. ohas Kline, of Gallipclis
Ferry. was in town yesterday.
Mrs. 9 O. Tippett and little SON
Joe. will leave in few days on a
visit to rel4tives at st Marye, Ohio,
and Wepakoneta. Ohic.
Hon J s Spencer left Monday
for Cincinnati on professional bust
nese.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Come to Point Pleasant and
bring your family the 4th. of July.
A good time for everyone.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Z There will be a big celebration
in Point Pleasant the 4th of July
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

A big time for everyone the
4th. of July in Point Pleasant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Death of Martha E. Bracy.

Miss Martha E Bfaoy, oil
Heights, departed this life at hel
home on June 18th, 1905. of con-
sumption, aged 18 years The re-
mains will be laid to rest in Lone
Oak Cemetery Thursday at 2 p. NJ.
The deceased was loveable young
lady with many friende. Suryiv.
ing her is a father, mother and
two brothers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

The biggest time ever held IN
Point Pleasant win be July 9Th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
And its Materials and
Trimmings.
Cotton Shirt Waist Suits.

heir good Poins-Sightness and Convenience have
been sufficiently aired Now all we have do supply
the pretty and the do the rest buy them hand
over fist, they very moderately priced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Complimentary to Miss Enola
Stevens, Mr. Grif T. Smith gave a
yacht party last night going to
Gallipolis and return. Those in
the party ere: Misses Enola Ste,
vens, Irene and Media Bowyer.
Josephine and Reba Beale. Messrs
Griff T. Smith, W. w. Riley. 81 L.
Robey, Ed. Filson. O. r. MoCull-
ooh, Z. T. MoKinstry and L. O.
Riddle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Church Hoticea.

Service at Christ Church tonight
8 O'Clock Choir practice after SER
vice.
Service Sunday (Tinity Sun.
dsyl IL a. m. At this serYios the
Holy Communion will be admins.
tered.
Service Sunday afternoon 8
O'Clock at Morning Star School
House.
Service Sunday night 8 O'clock
at Spilman Chapel, SpiImen.
Come and worship With rs.
Fire destroyed the big coal dOoIz
at the Z. & II. Robson ya4ds IaSt
week. entaiIing q heavy lsss 70 the
railroad company.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14
Muslin Underwear.
Millinery.

With long standing reputation suppiers of the rich
Millinery creations broght this valley you naturally
expect much of this time You shall not be dis
appointed, umphs of milInes here in lavish profu-
sonthe most extensive showing have ever nved you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-14

Thefeslots of Summer Comfor you here
our prices well as clothii will keep you COOL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
SILL pbfe6nen 8rtef
bur9 bic BOT per-
anbt haben.

Sort Wapne, z. Musuf. =
Inter Der Mntlase, einsn unpaf enben
grief an bic 16.idbriss @enebIepe bic.
tor In gbiea9o bur9 bic poft seianbt
3u babsn, tuurbs 5arrp 8orbon, bon
Der Sbeaterfrma @orbon & Bennett
bon Sem Dort, bier berbaftet unb ben
gunoes-9r bsei9wOrenen In @etp YOri
iibertpieien. Dem Snipsttor Burr &C.
seniiber seffano @orbon feline S&ulb
Elm, ole er aber benz Ri9ter por9eftbri
murbe, lsugnete CT bic Shat ab.
3te9eIei ausgeplan.
bert.
gImooo, z. Muguf. Nqss tuas
irsenb uessuf9afen sins, baben Siebs
aus Der @obefsr 3isselei sefiOblen, ieit'
benz bieielbe bancroft ertldrt uno In
6dnben zines WaRennertuaIters mar.
Spsar mittsIf @agen tuarben BIZ
Saasn tpeggsbolt. Sin NIT aus be,
3isseIei gsftoblenen eiIernen 8burer
unb @abmsn bslaosner Wagen wurbs
bel einem gabnlbergang febeno &C.
funbsn. Spuren Iieben erieben, oaf
baB pferb 3u S@aben getomn,erl pa,
urlb ben Waser,, felbf na@bem CT ent'
laben tuorbsn mar, ni&t bate fort
I9affen f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Gin semtf6es spIoatenIebeu.

SIM 80. 3ebensiabre lit ber8remiers
2eutnant gbriitian Sobannien auf feiz
rem 9ofe Siirgensluit unpeit 6a6ers=
Ieb<n na9 einem p~ielbepegten 2eben
geitorben. @r ftubirte sunG6t eSsurisz
pruben5, bod pertauf9te er 1913 bic
Panbetten nit benz Saperte unb
tdmpfte als Sffbier brei Sabre fir
fein @aterlanb. Na9 Der 8eenbigung
bes breiidbrisen &risses tpurbe er
sunG4it 2unomann, trat aber tpdbrenb
beg &rimtrieges in bic beutf9zengliz
fde 2egion unb purbe Nbiutdnt beg
Generals bon Stutterbeim. @ls Der
Barrier 5riebe benz &rimfriege elm
Gnbe ma9te. f9Iob er fih Der afrita=
nif4en 2esion an. pel9e unter benz
General bon Stutterbeim ben aufz
fernauftanb in 8affraria unter5riiz
den unb &olpnien erridten fplte. Sier
pirfte Sobannien fieben Sabre, Big i'm
Winter 1863/64 bic Ha9ri9t bonn
3obe bes &Gnigs Griebri9 VII. uns
Der befannten PROCLAMATION bes Ser
soss Srisbrid i'm errsi9te. gr fonnte
aber erit Gnbe @prii 1864 in aiel elm
treffen, uls bic 8ilbung elmer i6les /.
tpiss6oliteinif9en Mrmee aufgeeeben
fuar. Mit benz ibm eisenen Ireimutb
md9te er benz 9puberneur BON
S9lespig. General bon Manteuffel,
tein 9e5l baraus, bab er elm @nbdns
ger beg 9eraoss Griebri9 lei. f%porauf
CT nit Wartegelb entla1en purbe.
Bel 8eeinn bes beutfd : fran5Dif4en
&rieges ite1te CT fi9 iofprt benz fom=
manbirenben General BON Manftein
in S4lestpis our @erfiisung. Der ibm
bic Giibrung Der Munitionsfolonne
fir bic 18. Oipifion iibertrug. Sn Der
S9la6t bon Grapelotte erbielt er fir
perfSnlide Sapferfett bas eiierne
&reua. Ra9 benz Granffurter Jrie=
ben nabm CT feinen Mbfdieb unb
tebrte gu feiner lanbnirtbf9aftliden
8eiddftisuns uuf ieinem 9of Surz
sensluft auriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
8notmnfaa.
2 Yerionen e~rtrunfen.

pnrtIarib, Ore, z. aug. Sn
Der Sunfelbeit fisb seftern abeno cine
8arfafe nit 90 Sniafsn geeen Elm
Ruosrboct In benz 3 perfone1 fabsn.
Sas &ubsrboot uuros u%mgepOrfen.
Gin Wann ersrif SRI. Siaie S9er'
tslfen unb aos fs in bte BartaHe. Die
2 anoeren Snfahen bes &uoerbootes,
6reb Stsfsnfon, 20 Sabre alt unb
feline S9psfter Wabeline, Is Sabre
aft, r.srtrantsn, ba BON ben entisbten
SniaHsn Der 8arfnfe NiGts au
ibrer @eitung seI9ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
S9weia.
u n I m 2ongreb s.

Mnato men & ongreb.
Semi z. gug. Ser internatio.
mole anatomii9e 3OnsreB nabm beute
bic ginlaoung, bic nd9ffe gsriamms
lung i'm Sabre 1907 in Bottom 3u bal.
ten, on.
W or9an u9t Set &ooe
belt &atb.
Opfer 8ap, z. Mug. 3.
pierpont Worgar1 BON SEEM Oorf bate
beuts nit prdfosnt &oofepelt cine I'm.
terrebung bon anbertbalb Stunben.
Na9 gnsabe bes prdRbsnten islbf
banoelte es f9 ausf9Iiebli9 I'M BIZ
@erbdltniKe Der 6antau-8 abn in
China, an uel9sr Worgan ben tons
troairenben antbsil bat.
@bina mill bic 8abn 3pif9sn San-
tau unb Canton fopie peridiebens
aon3eiiOnen Der @efeai4aft faufen,
aber europdii9e Snterefenten, barun'
ter Der 36nig bon gelsien, inb bamii
ni9t e%inberfanben.
neber bas Refultat Der 2onferen3 if
Ni1ts betannt.
2prtbentton Der subs r.
Ieute.
phtIabeIpbia O., z. Muguf.
Die Sabres. 2onpentior Der i~ntsrnatio.
nalen Briberf9aft Der Gubrleute be-
gam beuts in Der 6a0e Der Obj Gel.
Ions. gef9dfts bon bsfonberer @i9.
tigteit tpurben 6eute ni1t erlebi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08

Tub Selbftmprb.

" G pbiIabeIpbia, o.,
z. auguf. Waub Sbafsr tpurbe NIT
fur4tbaren Wunben. bic bura Elm
Sanbbeil berurfa@t tuaren, In ibrer
Wobnun3 bierielbf aufsefunosn. sis
rlarrlts Sarbsb Goblin als ben S6dter.
Goblin tpurbe fpdter tn bemfeIben Saufe
aufgsfunoen; ct batte @ift genommen
ut'o itarb balb %barauf. Waub Sbai=
ter bat MusR4t, tuieber berssfslt gu
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Gin 0rief @pel'S.

Ius 0euti6-O Itofrifa brineen 9rie.
fe &obert &od's, oes eroBen meoisi-
niiden 8ori6ers, iebr erfreulide unb
pidtige Wittbeilllngen. Sod balt
iid felt anfang oieies Subres int
Snnern SItafrifas auf, INN bort
Stuoium iiber bas &iidfanfieber, Die
Yeit unb Die Sietiefranfbeit gu ma.
diem. SIM @pril eeIane es. ibm, Die
uebertragling 0es Miiffaafiebers altf
@eniden bur6 cine feline @rt BON
Sano5efen feIt5uiteaen. Sn einem
in Ser Sc. Ste." o~beeoruften Yripat-
briefe aod's aus Sringa, Der Saupt'
itaot bon ltbebe, tbeilt Ser 8elebrte
unterm &c. Ipri unter Inberem Sol
9enoes nit:
r@on @iloiio babe id Dir gemel,
set, baB ih nod Sringa eeben niiroe.
Ger Wari6 bierber NOR man6es Seal
rebt bei6perli6; burb fait unorrd)-
bringlides, bonn &egen t~riefen0es
Sdilfgras, iiber suiammeneebrofene
@riiden uno bobe, fteiIe @erge. Tie
Bride iiber ben &uabafluB nor bis
ouf einen fleinen &eIt bonn bo6geben.
ben Strom~ neegerilien, nnb mir mub-
ten in ginb6umen in lebensgefGbrli-
der @eiie iibergeiebt merben. Iber
Nun babe i6 oas Siel errei6t unb bin
in Dem beriibmten 2anoe l1bebe. Sc
riibmt burd sic bielen Sample, Die
gefodten mrrben, I'm bas Itreitbare
Solf Der @abebe gu linterperfen, rn6
Defenders our6 iein &Iima, oas fir
eiropGii6e @%niieoeIung iebr geeignet
fem Ion. l1n6 6as lit es in Der Shat
Iopeit i9 es bier iebt fenner gelernt
babe. gs lit bier rebt fiibI, obmobl
mir nod ni6t in Der eieentlidel,
Sroden5eit iino. SpGter iou es nod
hiel fGlter perben. Sd babe mid
re6t narm an5ieben miiiien, Inn nihi
81 frieren. 8eltdnbig tpebt elm fraf.
tiger @ino, Der 2eib uns Seele auf.
frii6t. Mir fommt es 10 Dor, oils iei
id in einem Mlpenfurort ooer in
Worpegen."
@eiter beiBt es IN Dem griefe:
rSSn LETTER Seit babe i6 tpieoer Der.
idiebere intereiIanfe @eoba6tungen
unb @ntbefungen gemaht. go babe
i'd ben S~ietieberb gefunben, bnr6 Den
rn5dbIige &inoer auf ibrem @ege
bon llbebe na9 Der &iiIte ibren Eon
gefunoen baben, unb es erideint mir
ii9er, bab er bur9 einfa9e Mabreseln
unI6Gblid gema6t neroen fam. @as
ober bon GROCER @idtiefeit lit, es III
mir eelungen, in Den Sietiefliegen Die
Srppanoiomen n~af5utpeiien unt
ii6ere In5eifen bafiir su finben, baf
oieie Yaraiiten in BEN SIiegen einen
eigentbiimliden gntpidelungsgunq
burd)ma6en. Sd boffe, baB i6 ati
Dem &iidmari3e Die gntoediing nod
neiter berfolgen, biellei9t abi6lieBer
fann. @uf ieoen Sail miro lie mid
nod i~nteniip beidGftigen. IuBer0em
babe id bier iiber &iiitenfieber uni
Ielt pertbbone geobadtungen &c.
madt, bie fir bas 2anb fi6er Dor
groBem Hitten fem per6en.
@eiunbbeitli6 ge6t es mir bortreff'
Iid, utb ba id ali6 niiieni6aftlif
unerboffte grfolge gebabt babe, 10 bin
id bon DEM bisberigen 0erlaufe mel
ner Expedition iebr befrieoigt."
Sn5tpii6en lit &o6 pieoer on Der
Siiite, in GoresiaIam, e%ingetroffen
Sn einem bonn 10. Sltni batirter
@riefe betont er nofmals, baB Die
&eiie fir i'm auBeroroentIid gIiidIid
unb erfoIgrei6 bsrlaufen lit, unb oaf
er ,einige re6t p~ertbbo1e piiiel.
idoftli6e Gntoedungen" gema6t bot
Or beabii6tigt, au tpeireren piiien
i6aftli6en Sorldungen iih nod lGn'
ger in Seutid)-S itafrifa auf5ubal'
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
8effere6 offnung.
6 d m u B I.

81. petersburg, z. Guguf--
Cine offi3isls Sepei&e bon General
2inebitf9 msIbet, baB am 2. aueuit
bi. &uKsn bic Sapaner aus ben Dor
fern Naasn9enf unb Suifulu4ua
trieben.
am nd9fen 8ase ridten bte SABA
t1sr tpisber Dor, wurben a5er aurtdge-
trieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Oeiferrei9=n nsarn.

S4nee = u + m.
5 nnsbrud, z. Aug. SIN
gan3sn mittlsren 3iler=Sbale berri9t
Elm befti9er S9neefurm; $50 $ou'
rifen fnb eingei9neit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Banana.
GeierIt9e q runbei NJ
legung q.

legu1g.
Colon. z. Mug. Ser prdfbent
Bananas, Or. Wanusl @mabor, fam
NIT ieinem 9abinstte, g6as. Wasoon
benz ameritaniidsn @sfanoten uno
@ouberneur Der 9anal,one, Sbeo. ..
Sbonts benz 0oriBsr Der 9anal=&Om
mifion unb anSeren bsrborragsnoen
DISQUALIFICATION seffsrn bon Banana
bierber UNI auf ginlaoung Der 2ir&en-
beb6roen Der @runbfeinlesuns elmer
1susn taibolii9en 2ir6s bsi3uwotnen.
Die Staot mar feflia geIdmidt.
Die Bsiu9sr tpuroer bon NlcaIos 9n=
oerfon unb Reb. 8olte besriBt unb In
feisrli4em 3use nod oem gauplabe
geleitet, no nit ei~nbrudspolen 3eres
monien bic Geisr bolsOssr uurbs.
@sosu bisltsn tn Spaniid &eb.
Mrpona, In guslii9 &eO. &uisQ BON
Der RanaI3one. prdfoent &mabor
unb @oub. MGsoo1 Isstsn ben @runb-
Fsin.
Der glerus unb bic Staatsbertpal=
tung gaben ben geiu9ern Elm Santett
i'm Waibinston- SotsI. Sobann febr=
ten bic geiu9er nod Banana 3uriid.
Stalien.
0ene3ueIa Sc feIIt S4iffe.
@enua, z. Mug. Sie Resieruna
Wenesuela's bat 6 8orpeboboots uno l
3orpsooboot3erf6rer bier beiteqt.
Mmeritaner beim papfe
y o m, z. Nus. Der papft empfing
bsuts In pribataubien3 90. s. SuQis
ban, ben ameritanii9sn 2onful 81
Sraps3unt unb bsHsn Setrstdr 6.
Wartin fsbr freunbli9 unb tibertrug
ibnsn @rtBs an prdHoent ROOiepslt.
@ruBbritannien.
Gran36fif&e . eu&er.
Comics, Sniel Wrisbt, z. Nug.
Sas fransbfi9s @si9waber. bsfte6enh
aus 18 S9la&ti4iHen, areu3ern uni
Surpeboboot3ert6rern uno bon Nomi'
raj @ailarb tommanbirt, 9ing beuts
i'm Solent Dor Mnter.
Off3isre unb Wauni&aften uerbeu
sins Woae lang @dte bss snslii9eu
36nias urb Der 6lotte fem.
6eftise &esen, tpeI9e ben sanaen
gOrmittas nisoer9ingen, ipieIts ber
Dsforationen libel nit. Gin bi9te,
g1ebsl biiIts bas britif9e @sidwabs,
elm, oas aur gewiQtommnuns beran.
gefommert mar.
Oeferrei6= lnsarn.
S9nee m.
Snnsbrud, z. Aug. SIN
9an3ert mittlsren 3iqsrsSbal berri9i
Elm bsftiser S9neefurm; $50 8Ou'
~;Nso HoA s;ooofAos{f