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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
American water-works Association.

DENVER, Coll June S,-The seventeenth
annual convention OF the American Water
Works Association assembled to-day about
$50 delegates from the principal cities OF
twenty States being In attendance. Well
coming addresses were delivered by Gov
ernor Adams, Mayor McMurray and others,
TO which President +, A. w Davis Of lnS
dianapolis, responded. Many subjects,
mostly technical In nature, will be dis
cussed during the sessions which will con-
tinue until Thursday evening. To-days pro-
gramme embraced the following papers:
"Pumping Machinery" by Charles A.
Hague. New York, Lifting Water from
Wells with Air and Pumping of Natural
Gas" by +. A. w. Davis, Indianapolis;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The new building and loan association law goes
into effect July /. The new law gives associa-
tions the right to go into voluntary liquidation
at any time within a year from that date. A
resolution to this effect must be adopted and
approved by the stockholders. 1t Is estimated
that good many associations Will take ad-
vantage Of this law. ii gives them an oppor-
t1lnity to unit hmsiness without mueh expense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
proner DISCRIMINATION

The Court Reporter-With all due respect,
judge, l should like to know why you gave
one bicycle thief the limit of the law and
let the other off with a light fine.
The Judge-For2 very good reasons. The
first man stole the wheel to sell and the
other took it because he wanted d wheel to
ride. am a wheelman myself, you know
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The Louisville Courier-Journal of yester-
day publishes interviews with number Of
bankers, business men and manufacturers
of that city, all tesufying to a distinct i'm
provement in business conditions and trade
since May l. Summarizing the statements
the Courier-Journal says: Beginning with
the LIST of May there has been a steady if
slow Improvement in nearly all lines of bus
mess, pronounced in some and more or less
felt in all: and it is gathering force and
momentum with every passing week This
is the general testimony of those who are
in position to feel the business pulse of
the country. OF course. il does not mean
that business is booming or that all lines
Of business or all individuals feel it equal
ly. but that there is a steady and progress
siye Improvement in the general situation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

Eleven" and Twelve" Gustaf f. Kar-
stem, "On the Hildebrandslied." The arti-
cles all give evidence of original investiga-
ton and are eonspicuously free from marks
of compilation or encyclopaedia aid. The
publication does not appeal to a large
clientage, but TO the class for whom it is
intended it is likely to appeal strongly. 1t
will be issued quarterly at So a year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

well, there is one thing to be proud Of
we have no class prejudices in this coun-
try"
Il guess you were never around when
three or four sophomores got hold of a
freshman"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

Fortunately, none of the pieces of the
Dingley bill are lost. and the Senate can
put it in shape again; but it would have
been such a saving of time if the determi-
nation of that body to chew it to fragments
had been reconsidered earlier.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The Senate which has been occupied for
bill into little bits, is now engaged in put
ting the fragments together again. 1t is
much more shapely structure than the gen.
tlemen of the upper house were willing to
acknowledge at first
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

1t is too bad that the northern Indiana
strawberry crop has had a frost. If it had
done as nobly as the southern crop the
strawberry season for this region would
have been the most luxurious on record
Under present conditions there is no cause
for complaint
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

Ex-senator Blair, of New Hampshire, is
in Washington trying to secure the APP
pointment of a woman to some European
mission. He ought to know that if any
woman were so appointed any European
government would politely decline to receive
self to be persona non grata.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

Indications are accommodating that Secre-
tary Sherman will not continue in the Cabi-
net very long and that he will be succeeded
by Assistant Secretary Day. Almost every
President wants to have in his Cabinet one
personal friend who may act as a confiden-
tial adviser, and Judge Day would hold that
relation to President Mckinley
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The protest filed by the Austrian govern
ment against the new tariff bill is not en-
titled to any consideration. In the last ten
years the United States has purchased of
Austrian products 1900, 900 worth, and in
the same period Austria has purchased
from the United States to the value of SILL
10000 With a balance of trade in Aus
tria's favor of $73, 900. her protest is i'm
oartipop+
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
Leon BaiIey,s Return.

Attorney Leon Bailey returned home yesterday
from three months business stay in New York.
Mr.. Bailey has taken up his old quarters at the
Grand Hotel and will remain here this summer.
He was asked concerning the recently published
rumor of his engagement to Miss Gertrude May
Stein, the singer but declined to discuss the
matter. That is entirely too personal to both
parties" sail Mr. Bailey. land L can't talk
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
The Broad RippIe Navy.

Two steamers viii be used on the river at
Broad Ripple this summer. one boat seventy
feet in length recently brought here from
Lake Wawasee. II is called the CITY of War
saw" The other boat came from Upton by
water. The boat travelled down the Cicero river
to Nobesville and from there steamed down
White river To the park.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
From Spontaneous Combustion.

Spontaneous combustion is given the cause
OF a small fire which occurred last night in the
building at 143 North Delaware street. The fire
was in the rear pars occupied by Gray. an up
holsterer and loeksrnth. IL caused a small loss
and attracted several hundred people The build
ing is owned by Henry Coburn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
state Fair Preparations.

The executive committee Of the State Board of
Agriculture will gather to-day for the last meet
irg before the state fair The board will be
occupied with routine matters to-day and to-
morrow il will visit the grounds in company with
TIE special committees appointed by the Com
merctal Club and Board of Trade TO discuss the
details of Indianapolis day at the fair
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The free-trade Democrats are like the
man who was opposed to all monoplies he
was not in. They are in favor of free trade
in all products except those of their own
State
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

After hearing everybody's advice to re-
call General Weyler the Spanish Queen Re
gent decided to retain him. Some persons
ask advice only to reject it,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
How, Indeede

She-No gentleman should call on a lady
after drinking intoxicants.
He-That is so, but how is he to know I'M
til he sees her?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
NEW YORK-Windsor Hotel and Astor House.
CHICAGO Palmer House and p o. News Co.,
III Dearborn street.
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street.
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Of Third and jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co.. 256 Fourth avenue.
ST. LOUIS-Union News Company, Union Depot.
WASHINGTON, d. C.--Riggs House, Ebbitt
House, Wizards Hotel and the Washington
News Exchange, Fourteenth street. between
Penn. avenue and + street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
The Acme of Abuse.

Watts-Gee, but old Roxworth does abuse
his clerks.
Potts-Realy?
II was in the store yesterday, and one of
the hirelings made small error of some
kind, and the language he used-well, it was
such that 1 would not even use towards a
baseball umpire"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Indianapolis, Ind.

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The resignation of Prime Minister Cano-
vas del Castillo seems to have had string
to il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

The caucus Of the Republican senators
yesterday practically abandoned the sugar
schedule of the Senate finance committee
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-09

Reduced Rates to Clubs.
Subscribe with any of our numerous agents or
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
2luoemeiner maarenmarft.

gu iter-gtfte creamery Az: l. anaIitdt 49,
l4r; 2. LIP; bette uadsemante lo-1l:; bsFte0atrs
l2e; /. Nualttdt l0-l1:; 2. QuatItdt Is.
safe Spins 7A-Sci &im6nrger 6Xc; S9ueia
ser 9-!9hc.
gobHsu Belt. 75H:; git. so-e9; Bet.
rDaeoiums" ~; esriH3, ,luaIt.H $40.
Sc [ Jig et-7urtans B. rs, 9iibuer q, Gntsn r.
81 has 9fuMa. Sdnie 5000 90 bal 9uBeno.
Gier - San3 triiAe. Yerlnite apaerebIsk 10:
bos 9ussnn
SonaHeu - Bette, 81. % ba5 9iHS.I.
Qepfet - Stem Dorter 50. 0O-2.7 rs b1s sag.
suauas = GyIprjoas. $3.50 fir bic 9oppelttfts;
9erntubos, 5-10c b0s StHd.
Grbbeereu - 9Jc-S1. IS fir "a Quart.
&irf9en- 9opat 9nHe, 75c-$L.50 bic Rite.
g fIaMmen -40-60c bte &iite.
Gltr one Beetle Qualitit 81. 00-3.00 bic RiIt..
Granger aus GaltiornIen. 1915 IS. % os RtTt..
SartoffeIu - 9urb1Ht5 24-26; Widbiean H.
2oc, 9.b:oa; l4-lsc. 1esrIeB 17-l9: bos @uib.L
SparQeI- 30-40c fir q 8uibeI. 80 -
9eue @etbertbeu- 15-25 Sas 9useub.
Gurten- Sriine. 25-35c bas 9uBenb.
Sopf iaIat - $500 DIE 8iite.
mi ebeI II - @riue 35-50c naS BaibsI.
MetBtruut -neues. 2 O0-2. % bic Rift.
eptuat- 1910: Der ROrJ (8uibeD.
Tlortba Coma oes - $l.25-l.6 60 Die Rite 5H
6 &Drber,
@a9sboAneu-s1 .oa-l,e % has gufbeG.
GrbieM - 50c-sl.00 bos 8uibeI.
81 II me II t o bl - 75c-$l.2 % bas 9Hseno R5pfe.
Rabtes9en- 1926 per 9usenb gHubeL
RIfe rpaar NJ observation-disclosures 67H-7d
flelue ShmaIStiltden 77h-80r.
Salg- 9eitsS C9rine @aders) 32i-3as; SO l.,
2M-2%i $40. /. eitD Builder, 28-3r; SO. /, Gonntrp
S-3ss; yo. 2 3D.. 2M-2Ac; Glso.9tearir Sa-N.
S1miere - 8rauue 2-21ae; ge!be, 22s-2s6p;
lpeiBe, $3.50. 4.
sprit- Nuf Der Sais BON ST. a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Mnr fit Granen.
Cine fadmdnniide Diaenofe fret
ySemadt uno ndh isoems
heim 9ebradt.

Giele Srauen itnb franf. Mebr cfs bic
9alfte Der Srauen finb tpeniaitens niGt 9ez
funo. Die groBe Mebr5abl DerIel6sn fam
ni9ts fin6en. Inn ie permanent gu t~.lriren.
Nur %bieienigen, tuet6e gliidli9 genllg Iino,
CUR beifen 0iagnOIe 3utritt gu BADEN, t0n=
men bOffen, turirt gu tperben. Sur cine feline
Wfdiorttdt bon Srauen bat Dies. @ntpeber
petbinoern Tie baran lire Mittel ODER bic @nt=
~fernuns Opn einsm beriibmten NrSt. Giuer
Der berii5mteiten 4er3te in bteier 8raa1e lit
Or. 6drtman bon Columbus, 0btp. Wdbz
renb Der beiben Wonate bebanbelt Or. 6art=
man Sruuentranfbeiten fret. Na6 @mpfang
zines 8riefes, in meldbem Die ginselbeitsn
beg Sales ertlGrt iinp, peri9reibt sr Msbiz
gin, Die in Der nd6Iten Npotbete gu babea lit.
Bon ieber patisntin tpirb ertpdrtet, einmaI
ben Mondt gu rappprtiren unb tperbsH ibr
fol9' peitere Nntpeifungen gegeben perben,
als not6tpenbig eri6einen mag. aae Grtefs
1inb Itritt bertrauli9.
Grau George 8. W6ite bon Yetostp, Mi9.,
i3reibt: sd fam ieBt iugen, baB i'd MIDI
in a9t Sabren ni6t 10 ppbf 9efiblt babe
als 9egenpGrtig. Set u6t SubreH fonntc
ib nt6t CUR Stride geben, bod OieIen Somz
mer be9a6 i'd mid gu SUB our &ir9e uub
audi in Die Stdbt b%tnuntsr unb 3uriid, mas
ungefdbr cine Strede bon elmer Meiie 1T,
unb bas obne a%us5uru6en. Sd balte tmmer
Pezruznd, unb ipenn INNER i9 mid nt9t
po6l fIble, nebme i9 baOon. Sd funn SbnsH
unb pezruzna nibt genug banten. 6dttsn
Sic mid Dor einem Subr geieben unb iebt,
bann piirben Sic ntht gla1ben, baB ib otez
felbe Srau pdre.
@enn aus trgenb einem 9runb cine 5raa
aber teinen Bripatbrtef an Or. 9artmqn
10 iol lie it9 cine SlafAe Pezrusna
6olen unb baiIelbe mad ben anipeifuH9en
einne6men, 0ieIes 6eilmittel lit Or. 9drtz
mans beliebteites gscept fir lOlbe Sdae.
I'm elm foitenfreies 8u3 i4reibt an She
9ezruzna Drug Manufacturing COMPANY,
Columbus, ObiO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
elf Verfonen uerlekt.
GrpIoiion zines safes 6aioIin bel
einem Brauoe auf Ger SIoieite.
Die wunSeu Der perIebtsn ni6t eefdtrIid.

&ur3 Dor 916r 0onneritag M6enb g~elangte
FIJI einem ipnIt unbebeutenben granbs tirter
rem @rocerDzGabsn @. so. Marltp'ain Dem
bretftDdigen 9ebduoe SO. 1923 Is. Str. ell
SAB @aIotin our @rplofion uno bic folgen@
ben Seuerpebrleute, auf ipelGs ba5 brsns
ncnoe Oel ftef, erlitten mebr oter peniger
I6pere 8rqnotpunOen i'm @eIl1t uno OH
ben 9dnben.
9iilfs@eF Sofep6 9d3sn.
SObn8iBgeral ID, Der Jii6reg Oe5 IL.
8atailnns.
Capt. S9pmas Simmer ppn Conn
pdgnie HO, SO.
2ieut, Snmes Mcgrap BON Coms
pdente go. SO.
94lau9buIter SSames &iteh Goms
pagnie SO.
@alau66uIter M ourtce Or n tp,
Comp. SO,
2iert. Sames 8urfe, Comp. go. is.
Capt. .. 8. SO + te, Gpmp Il.
S9lau95alter 6enrp Mingte, Comp,
Is.
S9laudbulter S. S, grod. Comp. Is.
S. q. 6 pa MP la / n bon beG yJire Sne
~iErance gatrol",
Die 8erleBungen iinb gum Slid bsi feie
nem Der tpaderen 5%euertpelrleute lebenSge=
fdbrli9. Man i9affte Die 8erIsbtan, na9z
hem tie tnaeiner bena@bdrten @potbefsl Derz
bltnOen tparen, na4 ibren @pEnunqer.
Sas 5euer mar tpdbrenD Der 9e~1tiir3ung,
Die bur6 Die @rplofion b~erporgerufen purbe,
au9 arf baR q. Mepers Qeb0riqe, bon r5reo
9ammer bstpobnte Na6barbaus ytp. 1850
@lneralb IOe. iibergelprungen. g5 pu~bs
geloi6t, ebe es bort mebr ais etipa $50
S9aoen anri6ten fonnte. III benz 6auIe
Io. 1913 45. Str, pel1sS ebenfaqs g.
9fepers gebDrt, purbe burb oas Seuer cir
S4aoen bon i'm Sanger sttpa $500 aneez
ri9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Me bI - Sarb Mheat Sprtn9 Botents i'm gFaB $40
Abs, @oft Wbeat 8atents SO. "a 10. Sarn Wbeat
gafers tnt Cat s8.Oo-3:2U, Goft @s6eat SaftrS in
Sod So 10000, paeb BOG" SLl5 -Ls2a WinterruelA
sen i'm SAB s%4.oO-4.aO; HassenmebI int 5aB sal5-
Fps; neues I'M Sat e1.91-2lJ
@ots- Np. 9, 244-24@se.
paier9tp. 3 au l7A-i7h:; metB.r so. 8, 2o&-2lc.
Sem @tarfes Itmotbe 5000 bic TonHs, gto.l
50, glo. 9 &8.o0-S5I NtiTeS $z0J-
$50 Hplano 4ratrle. Usrss s9.01 mIltIsrs Snat,
$700-8.50,
Cert. - s8-34..
&o99s II - No. 2 ait "a.
SGmereteH- 5lad5 $50. 1 NOrtbUsIterH ,7e1
--77; ximptbp s2,00-2s0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Die Sosbeit fommt beraus,"

A
UT eine &ebe gang lnb gdbs i'm Nqtagslebsn,
tpomit man einen AusI9lag, S9pd<sn pbsr
anbere Qn5eiGen bon nnreinigteiten i'm
8lut be3ei6net, llno bamit lit Der Nagel
auf ben &opf getrOffeH. Die G9le9tigtsit
ioes 8lutes 5eigt ii9 an unb Die Natur gisbt
un5 3eiden, baB mir einsreifsn fpGsn. Torz
mis- Nlpentrduter zglutbeleber erfiiGt aud
bier feline MiiIion. @r %sntfernt bic S9Grfe
aus benz Sbitem auf natiirli9em Bsge unb
i6afft neues, geiunDes, rotbes 8Gut. 6err
Martin Maurer in Mountain Mines, So.
3d., bate bieies in feiner' e%igenen: Samiiie
erfabren. 8e1annter 0err f9retbt: 6orni's
4lpsnfrduter ~8lutbelsber lit cine Munbsr=
Mebi5in. Metue 6rau lit ndmli6 an 8lutz
bergiftung, lpef6e am linten 8ein ausbra9j
unb fstn Qr5t mar i'm 5tanbe, Is gu tlriren.
pa ma9te i9 einen 8eriu9 NIT Sorni's
4lpentrduter =8fut6eleber upb 3Dar nit grs
foIg, Gs 1T bas bette 8lutreinigungsmittel
Der 0elt rnp fam nt9t -ibertroffen per6sH.
- 3auienbe @nbere itimmeH 9errH MaurRr
BEL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

WG6renD bas 9er6Dr Ie,nea 8erlauf
nirnmt, arbsitst bic poli3ei unuuierbro6en
an Der Mufbsdung NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
peiter. Mpntag 4beno fanO man IN Der perz
meintli9sn Morbftdtte cine 5tpel 5ub LANCE,
bDl3erne Site, bic nit Mf9e uuo balbperz
brannteu &nodeu an9sfiiGt it,. 2eBters iinb
gum Sbeil gut erbalten uno murben benz
G6emiter Sc 2~afontains 5peds untsriu1ung
ibergeben.
Soate fi9 Elm Gerii9t beipa5rbeiten, ines
in umlauf eeiebt uno bon Der qoli3e:
ni9t pioerrufsn puroe, 10 bat iebtsrs Elm en-
oriidenbes 3eu9niB gsgen 2ustgert in rem
9dnben. Sin Gebeimpoli3iit bon Der 5befs
fielb 4be. sBoliaeiitation, ion iid) ndmli9 an
einem N6enb na9 benz 8eriGminben Der
Srau Quetgert, unter einsm Bette in benz
9auie besg} a4ttpG9ters 8ialf berftedt 6aben
uno 3euge elmer nnterrepung 5nilden niefer1
lno Dem 4ngetlagteH gepeien fem. Die Be-
laui3ung lei cine apii9en Der goIiasi rnb
8ialt abeetartete Sabe q~etpeien. 8iolf.
go. 30 Sigh StraBe tpobnbaft, Der felt benz
4beno bes l. Mdi fait tdgli9 BET 2uetaert
Dorfpraa, muBte iih an einem M6sno Der
~nergangenen Wp6e frant meloeu. Gie man
erfpartet babe, lei 2uetgert iofost aefommen
nno babe ben Na4tnd9ter, mil 8anoaaer
I'm ben &Opf, aHgebli9 an Neuralqis leibenb.
i'm 8stts ansetrOffsH. Inter bieIem Bette
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

lag, ipie 6 beiBt, Der @ebeinpoti5iIt uno
iiberb0rte ongebli9 jeoe5 Wort Der SipiI@en
2uetgert unb 8ialf erfolgtsn unt2rboltua9.
Der Snbult berfelben lit nod ni6t befanHt
gegeben t%porOeu, bod bd 8iaif als tpihti9iter
Staats3eu9e betra6tet Diro, osrmutbet mon,
DAB es Ii9sum Elm i6pertpiegeaoss 3eugniB
banbelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

SSn ben eeItrigtn @erbdnblungen bss 2uete
gsrt=5aGes fibrte bic Nnflage ibr i6iperes
9ei9ib ms 6euer unb bteies 9stpei5mats=
rial ma fir ben Mngetlagten Elm gerabe3u
Observation-Disclosures. Sang 81 fonoera Die
Nusiagen bes @G9ters 8ialf maren berartis
ger Ratur, baB Der Nngetlagte neroebeus
feline unrube perbergen tpnnte. S6pn als
er bereingebra9t purbe, fab et, ia er po6l
puBtt, pel6e 3eugen Dorsefa9rt perten
piirOsn, iebr nieDer9ef9lugen unb bsiorgt
aus. lin bies GIT berbergen, bsI9Gftiete er
ith nit feinem 5iGbrieen 9O6n1en @lmer,
bas in ben 9eri9tsfuaI gebra4t utlo bon
ibm ouf bic 8nte genommen ipurbe.
Ser erite 3tu9e, Der gum @erb0r fam, mar
Sranf Srtoiopstp, gep. 5 8lant @tr1be
tpobnbaft. Gr mar, tpie er ousfaqte, bel
9uetgsrt aIs @rbeittr angeitelt UNI .parbe
bon bieiem am Srettag, ben 80. Mpril, teaufz
tragt, einen 8uuen nit elmer graren MaiIe.
Die in 2uetgert's Bripatcomptoir itanb, in
ben Seller, tportn- fi9 Die 8otti9e 6.finDen,
gu f9affen, anb Die Maie gu Serbr6deln ano
in einen 8Otti@ 8u tperfen. 8ei bic fer 4r,
belt Derbrunnte er fi3 I6tper bic 9GnOe unb
tuurbe, na6bsm er tie beenoet bate, bon2uet=
CERT beOeutet, baB bieier bas l1sbrige nit
Dem Wd3ter 8talt beiOr9en tpols. 3u 1eiz
men 5nnctionen sebOrte bic R,inisun5 bes
@rbgef9ofes unb Der &uu9bduisr, Mls ct
am Mpntag mad bisism Srsitag tpieDer oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Reif fir Den 6al9en.
Sdwere 3noicien in Ger poruns
ter1uduno 9e9en Srlet9ert.
ltHOurdOriuslids Settle bon Sepeiieu.

Die 2Iusiaeen oes wdhters Ser Snetsert'=
fbeu Wurffabrif, III Ger Ger aueebli6e
o~rouTee Cater morO p~afiet lift, laTer
faunn cinen 6weifeI oarar, oa6 Sueteert
peoen mOroes in IufIaeetano periebt
mira. - Das 6~eu9enperhor i'll oeu leb=
ten Gaoen. Die poli5ei arbeitet inter
peGen RATIOS an DER 1ufoeduue neuen
BepeisnateriaIs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

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The times., 1897-04-27
LEWIS TRIAL AT FAIRFAX.
The Jury, After Two Hours De.
liberation, Cannot Agree.

Fairfax Courthouse, Va, April 2S =
The Jury in the case of the negro James
Lewis on trial here for committing an as
sault on Mrs. Riedel wen out with the case
at O'Clock this afternoon. They returned
two hours later and reported that they
were unable to agree.o5
They were then Sc nj back to their room
by Judge Bipscomb, and Will lie locked
up until 1U to'cloek tomorrow morning
1t is un(sers TODD that the jury stood
ten for hanging and two for imprison-
ment. for nfe During all this time the
greatest interest was manifested by those
present liz the courtroom.
The prisoner was on the stand two hours
lie gave an account OF his movements and
whereabouts on the day the crime was
committed, and absolutely denied the
charge. p
During the testimony OF Mrs ReideI she
fully identified the prisoner and gave a
detailed account of the crime.
As Mrs Reidei ca mot speak English
GeorGe A. Appieff acted as interpreter.
The coIoFed woman Rhoda Jennings
testified tlat the negro Lewis had at
tempted an assault upon her a few hours
prior to the attack upon Mrs, Rietiel.
Considerable feeling was manifested by
the citizens on account of the failure of
the jury to render verdict promptly
When Lewis was being removed to Lees
burg for safety about thirt five men from
CenterviIle and Fairfax Court House scour-
ed the country TO head off the sheriff and
lynch the prisoner.
There was an unusual crowd af the. Fair
fax Courthouse today on account of the
funeral services OF the late Judge Chi
chester, the regular judge of the Fairfax
court.
1t was owing TO his death that Judge
Lipscomb presided over the court.
This fact may raise the question with
some as to the legality Of the holding OF
the court.