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New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

| built for refugees just after the big fire have
| been moved to the inclosure, and in these the
| patients will be housed
The hospital work. while important Is only a
| small part of the labor that will fall on the
| shoulders of DR.. Blue and his assistants. They
must wage a war on rats all the city for
/ the epidemic of plague cannot be stamped out
until infected rodents are exterminated.
The fight against the plague presents vastly
| more difficulties than did that which the govern
| ment surgeons waged successfully against yell
low fever in New Orleans two years ago There
they had only the stegomyla mosquito 10 con-
! tend with and screening water tanks and oilng
stagnant pools were the chief requirement The
rats which infest San Francisco and which carry
the death dealing heas not easily wiped
out.
CRUSADE AGAINST RATS.
The merchants along the waterfront and In
the wholesale district have already begun TO
cooperate They are cleaning up their premises
in hope Of starving many of the rodents TO
death. Another reform which VIII soon be eff
fected is clause in the building laws requiring
cement cellars for all dwellings and stores.
In the former plague fight Chinatown was the
epidemic centre. The disease was not checked
until the cellars of the Chinese quarter had
been sealed up with concrete or cement. The
Chinese had every reason TO learn this lesson. as
nearly every Mongolian who took the plague
died. In rebuilding their quarter since the fire
they have almost without exception constructed
sanitary and ratproOS cellars. The district
which they occupy has been surprisingly free
from the disease.
The doctors who are fighting the plague run
greater risks than in any other epidemic work
that this country has to contend with. In the
first place, there plague immunes. Once
a man has yellow fever there IS not chance IN
a thousand of his ever again having the dis
ease. Indeed. many of the yellow fever experts
believe that it is impossible TO have the disease
second time. Az attack of the plague gives
immunity for a brief and decidedly indefinite
period. A second attack is generally fatal.
Already San Francisco has had three plague
cases IN the line of duty. DR.. Jones and a young
nurse at the county hospital were attending a
case that was not recognized as bubonic. The
nurse was taken sick and still the true disease
was not discovered When DR.. Jones was taken
! i'll with the same symptoms the real diagnosis
made. At the time your correspondent
visited the plague camp the nurse was able to
be at her work and DIR. Jones the road
to recovery. The wife Of one of the most prom
1nent physicians in this city has suffered an at
tack. her husband unquestionably bringing the
infection home from plague cases which he at
tended
Every possible precaution is being taken to
protect the government doctors from the dis
ease. Many Of them have submitted to the
painful precaution of injections of Yersm
serum. This makes them exceedingly i'll for sew
eral days, and frequently causes violent erup-
tions. 1t leaves the Joints stiff for a week or
more. but It is believed to extend sort OF i'm
munity for six months.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
BURGLARS HAD ELABORATE PLANS.
Maps Showed Routes of Cashiers and Posi-
tions cf Each of Attacking Party.

The police OF williamsburg rounded Up soma
burglars yesterday who had a diagram OF large
business houses and stores, and also plans ot the
places showing every possible entrance. The plans
showed Broadway between flushing and Myrtle
avenues and the time at which the cashiers OF the
various firms were in the habit oc leaving the
places and the routes taken the Merchants
Bank at Broadway and Sumner avenue.
The prisoners were Robert Vineer alias Robert
Smith. of No. $40 briggs avenue; David simon, no
home; Samuel RosenthaI. OF No. = MorreA street,
and Harry Freitag and George Howell OF NO 80
Broadway. Williamsburg
The first three were charged With roboinS a
livery stable at No IS Richardson street on Sunday
night. and the other two were accused Of robbins
Mrs. Carrie Wilson aunt OF Vineer st No. so
briggs avenue.
Wednesday night Vineer arrested From IA
formation gained from Vineer, Simon was csaShs
in the Folly Theatre and also placed under arrest
The two prisoners told the police that they Wers
all to meet in front of house in Varet street a.
a. m. yesterday With this information, captain
Cruise and five detectives went to the house. taSlns
simon with them and caught the rest Of the gang
Then, with Simon and Vineer. they went to No
2S4 East II7th street, Manhattan, and found tao
stolen horses and wagons. They placed under ar
rest Frederick CrOsen and Tony Richards at the
Nth street address. charging them with receiving
stolen property.
VIneer confessed that the band had been organ
ICED and had committed many burglaries. and thas
Shey were to begin yesterday 10 rob women CASHIERS
of big Williamsburg stores The first victim was
TO be Miss Mamie smith, the cashier in a big Pro-
vision house in Broadway. The robbers were -
trail the girl and strike her with a ablack1ach Ah9
man showed the exact position each man wss 70
aEa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

journment Of az least week. the Yeast tim. rs
considered as reasonable
Justice Seabury. after Mr. Cravath had asked fer
{he DELAY ~ week. said he thought Mr.. CraVafh
should be ready 20 proceed to-day. and the lawyer
At once announced that he would not proceed with
the case under such conditions. After court had
adjourned IL was rllnnored that Mr. Cravath would
apply to-day for a writ OF prohibition. restraining
Justice Seabury from sitting IN the case.
Mr. Cravath brought into court an ahdav1r set
ting forth that service OF the papers had not been
accomplished until Tuesday evening; that only one
set of papers had been served, and that eonse-
quently he had to have typewTitten copies made
before he could proceed 10 the preparation OF
answers, and that he had therefore been unable
TO get anything done before Wednesday.
Mr.. Cravath says he got into touch with Mr.
Jackson. and told that he could have = reason
able time for the preparation OF his One
reason for the delay the necessity for his ap-
pearance before the Public Service Commission az
the hearings in the investigation OF the companies
Mr. Jackson said he had given Mr.. Crayath the
promise a reasonable time; that Mr.. CraYat5
had promised 10 confer with other counsel and let
him know what time he wanted, but that he had
heard nothing from Mr.. Cravath since
Mr. Jackson said the reason for his desire pro-
ceed Immediately the necessity for HIM 70 so
10 Buffalo IN connection with certain criminal pro-
cecdings there.
Then there discussion 20 the time Of
the serving OF the order show cause why The
ceivers should not hs appointed, which involved
discussion as to whether the order was served
before after the appointment OF the & lsral Re
Ceivers by Judge LacOmbe- Mr. Jackson said the
application was a trick 10 the Jurisdiction OF
the Supreme Court Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
JENNIE suRcH LEAVES MATTEAwAN.

Newburg. N. Y. Oct. S-Jennie Ruth Burch. the
sixteen-year- old girl who killed Wilbur Winship, a
baby because, she told the jury that tried her for
murder, she loved him too much to be parted from
him, was released from the Matteawan State Hos
pital to-day. The girl sent the hospital for
treatment on the recommendation OF the jury be-
fore which she was tried for murder. She was set
at liberty as a result of ar order procured from
Judge Mills by her counsel, James Mills. OF Peek
skill. On leaving the asylum the girl was taken
In charge by her aged grandfather. Philo e. Burch
of Paterson. who was with her constantly during
her trial. They started immediately for Paterson
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
wlLkEs-eARRe's EXPOSITION DAY.

Norfolk, Va. Oct S-The Pennsylvania celehra-
tions at the jamestown exposition began to-day
with the observance of Wilkes Barre Day. Ad-
dresses were made by Mayor Kirkendall, Daniel L.
Hart, City Treasurer Of Wilkes Barre; General c.
3. Dougherty, OF the Pennsylvania National Guard.
and others The 9th Pennsylvania Regiment six
hundred strong. under Colonel Asa Miner. has
gone Into camp at the exposition Pennsylvania
State Day viii be celebrated tomorrow. with Gov
ernor Stuart and other state officials as central
figures.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
NIX. CR4V4TH IS ANGRY
Won't appear for NJ. S. R. When
Time Is Refused.

Paul D. Cravath. counsel for the Metropolitan
street Railway Company and the New York CITY
haiway company. declared when Justice seabury
granted an adjournment until this morning only OF
the hearing on the application of Attorney General
jackson for receivers for the company. that he
would refuse TO appear In the case and that the
companies would not be represented by counsel
Inc ground Tor his action his allegation that
the Attorney General had promised him a reason
able time for the preparation Of an answer to the
application, and that he had applied for an ad-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
JOHN MITCHELL I'LL.

Indianapolis. Oct. S.-John Mitchell presiaeht y.
the I7nitetr Mine Workers OF America, Is confirso
"a his rooms here on account OF the wound from an
operation performed on him several weeks ago.
which has not healed properly AT the nauonA
Headquarters OF the United Nine Workers seors-
tary Wilson said to-day that Mr.. Mucheu nopa' -
he In a DAYS. ,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
TORNADO HITS OKLAHOMA VILLAGE.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Oct IA tornado 81.
the village OF Poarch last night and IS repoFss"
TO have destroyed the postofice and to have dan'-
aged almost every house IN town No one Is " "
ported killed The wires are down and oe'aA-
are lacking. Poarch is a village of about :" -
habtants in Roger Mills County, close 10 W.
Texas line.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

RepubIioansI Register on Monday. Oens
think because this is an "off year" your voss
won't be needed. Judges, assembIynnen, Aids'
men-alI deeply concerned in the making |"
good or bad government--are to be elected us
you want good government? Then don't fsh -
register
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Voters! Don't fail to register Monday
The registration books will be open three more
days. but Monday may be your last chance
Take advantage of II.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Have upbed hewuIdmn in umdHer
Of and
selected with possible
fur patmeM contains the
dmm23 maes at A Mink Scarf 2zSOO
MORE CraMCoh 6ndel short and long hak lining SOO
Famy;5 SKINS Natural Mink Nh, ,thmmdH with heads and tails NoO
SKINS hmd Scarf mmde fur
EmQa gdy), Pdume inches rmmedw
Black klymyop nlmfhm ~Hhh@ @dsanpsS
Naturally wsnf6O long himmewH sd an
arsAh hmfft mwNhndk thadp
Mth AsnrE ito NmAeuth& New York
F~mk@4M MSG
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
VICTIMS OF BuBoNlc PLAGUE.

San Francisco, Oct. 3.-Fifty-one verified cases OF
bubonic plague have developed in San Francisco
to date, according TO DR.. Blue. of the marine hos
pital The deaths have numbered thirty. About
thirty suspects are now under observation.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Every Republican should vote! To ste you
must register! You can register Monday
between 2 a. and 10 p. Do IL! Dont put
il off! Ii may cost you your vote. TouF vote
is needed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Arthur d SO. 913 Sort
Wapne.A benue pobnbaft. Der ON Is.
DECEMBER geleeentlid elmer asilsrei
etnen SOUP In ben unisrlsib srbielt.
wuree sefsrn, oils CT 9ebeilt bas 90
ipital perlieb, unter Der Mnflass bes
8sorubsns nit Rorowafsn psrbaftst.
2pn4 fol on benz fur ibn ersieniBrei.
Den Ha9Mittags NIT sinem RsFsr
berum9sfu&telt baben.
Sames MILLER, 718 Norb
Nlabama Strabe, @eorss 8romn, 733
Norb penniplpania straBe unb Sobn
3. Smith aus Cincinnati, bic HA In
einem 9otel ben Spab srlaubt baben
folen, einanber NIT SeltermaRer 3u
teipribsn. marben tueesr bbsmiliae1
Betrstsns stngslo&t, OILS He laut 1us.
fassl Der Raoler Doobarb unb 4ms.
ben einer, aii& trtrfhmmerien. u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
T&m. 8snde. I

am Snmftas Abenb III Wm.
Wsnds, 1904 9ublou Auenus. Elm be.
fainter Teuti6sr. nod ldngersm 2st'
ben einsm 6.r3fsbler erlsgsn. Die
gserotguna finost am Stsnfag frt6
auf benz ihbli9sn @roun 5risbbofe
fiait. Wends, Der beutf9.Iuihsrii1
srBoesn tpuros, mar felt Ianesn Sabrsn
elm Riisliso Der 5Ortuna 2Oae In
2awrencebur9. mar aber Bier bet Der
beutidsn 8srmania 2Oge Der Obj
feaOws re9iffrtrt, unh usrosn bic
8rioer ~berislbsn bic 9sidsnesrsmonien
lsitsn. Cine Delegation Der 2aurencs.
burg 2Oge wtro fa am 2si9snbs9dns.
nihs bstbeili gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
LSAu@@ GO
3tpei Gemfmaler acftohIen.

Gang %eigenartige url0 i6tuer III
befpaltigenoe 9iebltablsobiette boben
iid in elmer ser letten 9tad)te Siebe
in HariS auSgelu6t, Die an Spei per-
i1ieoenen SIellen Der StaOt nit Gr.
fOlg operirten. SIN @arten bon
@bartreS muroe i'm Sabre 1903 Elm
mebrere Sunoerte &iIo9ramm idrpe.
res 9enfmal gum AnOenfen on Npel
GaIlap, Sen @onoerneur BON @eIt.
Nirifa aufgeItcat. IS lit ell i10ne5
9ilomerf a1ii einem tpeiten, nit
ipmbolii6en 6iguren ausgeitatteten
MnrlnOrunterlat, Der einen Sodel,
ebenfaas aus Marmor, trGgt. Ser
Sodel iuiro BON elmer SronSebiilte
9allaps gefr0nt. 0ieleS gauge DO
mument muroe bon 9ieben, Die in
gr0Berer An5obl our Steae muren
uno oenen Yfero uno @agen sur
Serfiiglng geltanOen baben muBte,
geItoblen. Die 8oli5ei, Die nod nidt
Die ~leilelte Spur Der Sbdter entoefen
fonrlte, itebt' nie Dor einem NGtbiel.
Der speite oerartige Streit puroe
in oerielbeu Nadt auf einem Barrier
&irdboie ausgefiibrt. Sier i6lepp-
ten Siebe Elm Orabmonument III
fiinltIerii6er @usfiibrung fort. Sin
boberer Sffi5ier batte ieiner berItor-
benen Srau elm 9enflnal geieet, Ous
400 fg. i9rper lit unb 10000 6r. ge-
foItet bot. Bel Dem Siebitabl batten
Die 8erbree6r oneroings Sed. gus
fie berIudten, ons Wonument iiber
Sic &ir6bofsmouer 81 bueiirert, bra6
bon elmer Der Sauptfiguren elm Irm
un6 elm gein ab. ltebrigens ipuroe
ouf oiefem &irdbofe bereits gum
pierten Mol elm gr0Bercs uno foltba'
res @onunlent g~eItpblei1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Yolt3eaiaes.

Srant Qnott aus columbus,
Juo.. Der nm Samhag bon ben @ao.
Tern Shine unb S6lanesn psrbaftst
Duroe. als er an Der Dsf Waibineton
Ctr. elm paar S6ubs 3n nertaufsn
beriuHte, uiro mebr 3u bsrantuorten
baben, als man ausrf 9laubte.
Die Rablsr fpartsn ndmlia benz ge.
Hbsr Der S4ubs nod unb traisr tn
&seoer's S&ubssi3dft, UNI TIN au be
frassn. als .Reeoer bsrstts auf Rs 3u.
trat ano fraats. oh He psgsn zines ibm
ssffoblensn Paar,s Saubs boresfpro>
DEN. Or CAB fofort cine Ssf&reibuna
Der Sdubs uno bisi. ioq qsnau auf
bic Rnott abseuOmmsnen S9ubs
paHen.
9 tn6re6ern geIang es
rd5renb Der frhbsn MorgsnRunoen ON
Sonniag, R& 3utrttt gu 5reo. B.
@ooi's @Gbnung. 1901 gan @uren
Strabe, su psri4aHsu, uno nit $40
tn baarsr Wanss gu enfommsu. Sis
camille bate elmer 6oaseit beige.
uobnt. unb mar aus bisIem grunos
mebr srmioet wie tbli4, iOoab mon
ben @auner. Der f& our& elm Seiten.
fsnasr sinssi3li&sn bate. ni&t b0rts.
Der gerIut wuroe erf seRerH bemsrii
uub ber polissi eemelost.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Na6rtGten aus Snbiana.

marion. Die farbiee 8eb6lterung
bisier Stabt bat f9 UNI sin feparates
S4uIfpHsm b~euorbsn, fC bab farbiee
rluo psibs Rinosr getrsnnten unterri1t
gsnisssn iolsn; benn ME bic 5arbigsn
anssbsn, ffbBsn bic semti@ten S9uIen
ben fnrbies1 Rinosrn gsuiRsrmaben
6ur9t elm, ,inb tuirb Der unterri&t b..
our6 eefi6rt. Wis bon 3wei Wttqlis.
bern Der S&ulbsh6rbe, tpel9e oieie
anssleeenbsit untsriudtsn. an9sesbsn
tpirb. isisn feline bsiOnosrsn Rotten fur
cine osrartias Nsusrung su bsffr&tsn,
au9 tpdrs Elm bsrartigss 0orgsbsn far
bsioe Setter, BON 9roBsm @ertbs.
Serrs Saute. Auf bic An'
tlass Der unteriGlasung bon @elban.
ueiiungsn muroe Der 8rieftrager bon
2anorouts go. 5, Barnard Sidsrion.
cine Msils bflib bon Glenn, on Der
Brazil . 8orortbabn, ~pObnbaft, our9
Shlfs.8 unossmaridall 8opo bsrhuftst
unb untsr $500 Biirei6cft asffsnt.
Der pofmsifsr Islbf fsate bic 8ar9s
fdaft fur ben 8erbaftsten. um eine
NnfIage bur9 bic 8unoss. 8roBee.
i6porsnsn %abjuparten. Gifsrion miro
bsf4uIoi9t, sine bon Artbur Smith In
SeslspbiIe sstaufts @slbanpsiiune ul'
teri6la9sn Su baben. DiGerion lou
audi artosye 8eloer psruntreut 6aben.
prairiston. Gin siRsss grab
fanosn bte beiosn Brtiosr CHARLES unb
Samss partition.
Die bsibsn 8riber, bon oenen Der
altess CHARLES "a unb Der iinssrs Sim
1y Sabre cit NOR, bsgabeu f& auf's
Sis. Tim e4littf&ub gu laufsn. Die
gisosds mar ni1t gan3 fsf uno bspcr
bic iunesrl 2suts melt famsn, bru9
oisisIbs Elm uno elmer NOD benz anos'
rem peri&wano In BEN fsu6ten Gle
nente.
3,ussn bss nnfals siltsr bsrbsi.
bsrmO9tsn isoo4 ni3ts CUR Rsttuns 3u
tbun. spdtsr fano mat, ibrs 2st9.
name ins brn9ts oisislbsn nod prai.
rieton. Der Batter Der 0sruneIidtsn
III toOt, bic Wutter bsibt 6rau Annis
Sarriion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
Grbalt.n ote Treibeit mieoer.

6euts ptrb bic ieit apei Wo4en
etablirie Quarantine I'm poli3eiqe.
FdnaniRs ssbobsn uno man&er arme
Qaua, Der rdbrsnb Der 3eit bon Der
@slt abgsi&lOfsn i'm poii3sipsrIiebe
auesbra6t. ptrb nod ffaitgsbabtem
g.rbbre hsim ,u Wutts,n birfsn. I'm
bort nit msbr oosr minoer qrOben
gmpfanesfsi.rli1tsitsn aufgenontmsn
3u tusrbsn.
Die bsibsn S6lisBsr Com unb
Stout, wsi6s ndmlid bic Daft mitsu.
MAIDEN battsn. werosn slsi6fals els
I6f, unb aud ibnen iommt bie auf6e'
bung Der Quarantine rs9t '9ele9en,
Bonn pdbrsnb Der lsstsn susi @O6sn
Fno He INNER In ben, flsinsn Office.
3imnsr estpsfsr, uno 2sien, Glen,
e6Iafen unb pinOdlsipisleu fino TIRE
sin,igs gsi6dftiguns asw.isn.
Bon ben segsn oie Slaitern seimpf.
ten pOlisifsn fino nur nod usniss
ar5sitsu nfdbis bod f9sinen oisfe
b~sfonosrs sslitisn au babsr.
Su 2ur3sm slaubt man aber. per'
ben aua oieie 2suts uisosr b6Qig &c.
betlt nntrstsn f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
9runbeisentbums = uebertragunesn

6rant glmerid an &ofa glmsrid,
Got 887, Stoui's Wermont Str. aob a.,
so bet ia 8 5ub, psrbsHsrt. Ofieits
geauip ap., ihbli9 bon Wsrmont Str.
1900.
pbiIip Q. Bintlsp an gmil Wnntel,
Sbeil Got 4, @oobs Sub. NubenIoi
80. lis BET 80 6 CUB. perb.Ksrt. @sfs
istte Nsm Seriep Cir, n6roli4 bon
WaInut STRIPE. $3.50.
Naseis Browning an gmalb 8.
2angsn. 8bsil Got 20. Wsrioian plues
aob., 50 bel $50 5ub, berbeRert. @eR'
isits Rsrioiun strabs, fhblia bon %.
Strabe. SIS. 600.
Sulia Reisner an 2ebia u. Wsrner,
She'll bon Section 80. Sp. Is, &anss
5. 10t sdsr. 5rantlin $ownibip.
so. 700.
Nltre0 w. Gtbion on Otto SorGerf,
8bsil bon Got sc, JletGsr's Woob-
lapn aoo.. So bet 81 GuB, bsrbeRsri,
Wetieite 2aurel Str, fhbli9 bon
plsaiant Str. 81. 900.
6reosrid 0ofbetr on Simon 3abn,
Got z In Broun's Shb Werioian Ctr.
aso., % As BET 100 Sub. berbsRsrt.
Dffsite Der Wsrioian Str, iiblt9
bon Rsgent Ctr. 1850.
@sorge 90. Simpler on Sreberid 9.
8roHart. rbrolids Sdlfte bon Got o,
Snotanapolts & Cincinnati Railroao
60. Subj. tpefli1e Ssits bon 9sp.
ffons, iholi9 bon gnslifb aue. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
nufalI.

Beim d tibsr bas binters
@sIdnber stnes Strabsnbabnuagss ab.
sufsieen, foliotrts an Der Ohio uno
Wsf Strobe gsferu Ra1mittag @amer
Rolifon. SIG WeF @stu Yort StraBs
nit sinsm 8rolsppfOhen. uno 3og fG
niat t~nsrbeblt6e 8erlsbunesn am
aopfs 3u. st tuuros in's Sospital
esbra6t, fonnts isbo1 ipdter bon bort
ben 6eimusa antrsten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

9ertreter Der SnSiana Sruf 60. i'm
grunbsisentbumss, Wietbe> unb 9ers
iderunsss Department.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
&letHe Ytl5e neu martirt

@ine Yartie Starts in natirIiaen
eSer sefdrbten gi@bOrn9enfeaen,
lapanefi@e @ieieI un6 GoneD,
iparen friber 70 bod marfirt uie
s14, rs GuspabI iest fur S. 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
...Mpres Bulletin.
6albprets far Waoasm Sadsts

Sbre Iusnabl fir elm Wabden
Sadet fur gerabe Die Sdlfte bes frabe>
rem Breiies. Sies brinst iebt isbes
Safet su einem Bargain A.:
SafeiS Die sew0balid berfauft muir
ben gu s4.95, iest. SO 48
Sadets Die ~sew0bnli@ bertauft muir
een su $500, lebt. 50 IS
Sadets Die gew0buli6 berfauft MUIR
ben gu 1915, iebt .......$3.38
-Oritter Siod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Ole Ga 5 c in.
idoft 5ipiifen @era uno &eimar 1T
pieoer erneuert morSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
@etterberi@t.
@bteaap, %. Sannar.

sur "a etunOsu .nOsnO = usr Rurs.us. 20. SaHuor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

2ncaI s8 etterberi9t
S@5n unb etfoas tudrrter bente Ra6t
O;enItas, S9nee uno pdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

g6as Baaste's Slbisite &neipe.
1891 Cub CAT Sir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

@esula's Sale, 9oaen@ unb gersins'
9ocaL, 17O8 Glib Gaff Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Sir Snoiana : G90n i'm Siben, tuabrs
f9einIi9 S9nee i'm n6rbIi@en SbeiIe beute
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

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New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
SHIP AGROUND IN PORT.
Big British Tramp Runs Nose in
Mud 600 Feet off Battery.

The British tramp steamship Montrose OF 2.So
tons displacement. went aground yesterday morning
two hundred feet off tho Battery. and for tmo
it was feared she would have difficulty in getting
off She came into port Sunday night. two OF her
crew, beine taken off at Hoffinan's Island on ac-
count Of death aboard
After complying with the fornalites. she started
for Pier g. In the East River Captain Clegg took
q diagonal course heading for the channel between
Governors Island and the Battery, which was
crowded with craft Abreast Of the Barge Offce
the Montrose swung 10 port 20 avoid big tow Of
coal barges The strong ebb tide caught her on
her starboard bow and rammed her nose two feet
IN the mud.
The sight Of such big vessel aground In port
attracted thousands of persons to the Battery She
was hauled off by several tugs shortly after z
o'clock and her captain said she was not damaged
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
STRIKERS BURN 5000 FENCE POSTS.
Strike of U. S. Steel Ore Handlers and Others
Ties Up All Mines on Ranges.

Duluth, Mimi, July 22-Practically all OF the
mines Of the United States Steel Corporation on
the ranges are closed down as a result either OF
the strike of the dock laborers in DulIth and
Two Harbors or of the men employed in the
mines. The only violence reported rs yet oc-
CURED at Mountain Iron, where five hundred
strikers congregated. and, pouring oil over pile
of five thousand fence posts belonging 20 the
company. set fire 10 them
A newly formed union Of dock laborers in
0u,uth met to-day and appointed committee
With power 10 arbitrate differences with steel
company officials
sheriff Bates returned from a tour Of the
rengae to-day after swearing in several hun
dro5 snecial deputies for service in case OF emer
gancv He reports ali quiet.
rtayaland July 22.-Following the strike Of
ouo handlers In the Northwest there has been
,,a.rIv q total suspension OF iron ore traffic on
- Crea+ Lakes Only one vessel has reached
80 -,Itb ore from the Upper Lakes in the last
twenty-four hours.
The furnaces are stil in operation. but the
80 oF ore on hand are in most instances
o,1 ord Il is said some of the furnaces will
,''',' ~ an,aIIed TO shut down for want OF raw ma
.,aJ 20 IN the near future unless the strike is