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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
ABANDONMENT
is CHARGED.

New York, Feb. 25-Mrs. Jeanette
l.. Smith has begun proceedings in
the Suprengs Court in this city for
separation from her hus band, Sidn9v
II. Smith, and argument for alimony
and counsel fees pondcnte lite were
mace before Judge McAdams in the
special term, Part l, of the Supreme
Court, on Wednesday last. The
ground on which Mrs. Smith asks to
be separated from her husband is
abandonment and non-support.
Until recently Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
lived in West Philadelphia, and prior
ito that their nome was at the Mel
rose, 7s Madison avenue, this city.
Mr., Smith now lives in this city. He
lis president of the New York Last
Company and Eastern representative
Of the Dayton Last Company Of Ohio.
In the last part of last fall Mrs.
Smith caused her husbands arrest
|in Philadelphia on charge of non
support.
This suit, however, was cOmpro-
missed and peace reigned so far as lc-
gal proce edings were concerned until
the recent action brought by Mrs.
smith. In her complaint in addition
10 the accusations of non-support and
yj,nd abandonment MIS-. Smith charges
Eher husband with improper conduct
with two women now living in the
Hotel Majestic. Mr.. Smith says his
attentions to the women in question
involved only ordinary courtesics
while at GardenlCity, L. l., for the
summer, and an OCCASIONAL dinner at
the Waldorf. Astoria.
Mr.. Smith further, in his answer,
accuses his wife of having a violent
temper, which led her to smash
crockcry and to mistreat his two
daughters by former wife to such
an extent that he had to send the
children to their grandfather, W. d.
Harrington, Of Halifax.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Miss Coghlan, who is to be seen
as "Becky Sharp in an elaborate
scenic production Of Thackery's s
VANITY Far at the Opera House
on Friday night, will no doubt
bring out one ofthe finest audiences
of the season for it is a dramatiza-
ton Of one OF the greatest novels
the world has ever known, accord
ing to critics from the larger cities
in which the production has been
seen Miss Coghlan has secured a
complete triumph in this remark BILE
characterization, Shej is the daugh-
ter Of the late Charles Coghlan and
inherts that same theatrical fire
and genious that made of him one
OF the best romantic actors of his
day. The sale will open on We'd
nesday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
THE ALICE NELSON OPERA CO.

IHE Allie NrlLSON OIENA We
Though Victor Herbert has writ.
ten many comic operas, nothing has
come from this composer that has
in any way equalled the two operas
which he wrote for Alice Nelson,
THE Fortune Teller" and "The
Singing Girl The Fortune Tell
err" was the medium Of Miss Mel
sons introduction to the American
public as comic opera star, 1t
firmly established her in stellar
capacity. and "The Singing Girl
which was its successor only con-
firmed ana strengthened the little
dlva's position. Throughout Miss
Nelson S brief career as a leading
light opera, she has very wisely
supported herself with the very
best comic opera artists obtainable.
No effort has been made by her
management, now that she is a
standard attraction, to reduce her
company or cheaper her support,
Therefore on Saturday night at the
Opera House when the Alice Mel
son Opera Company appears before
o local audience, we shall not only
meet the magnetic prima donna
herself. but her gre at basso. Eugene
Cowles. her delightful tenor. Richie
Ling. her three great comedians.
Joseph Cawthorn and John Slavin,
and all the members Of her origin al
company together with her recently
imported contralto Viola Gillette
and an organization that for size
and imports nee has never beon sur
passed in this country,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
Not a Candidate for Senator.

1t is stated by the Sun that it has
the as surance that Colonel Henry a.
du Pont will not in any manner be u
party to or assist in the election Of
two Republican U. S. Senators, if Mr.
J. Edward Addcks is to be one OF
them. He makes no suggestion to
his supporters, but leaves them free
to vote for whom they please. The
Colonel is implacablc it seems and
will not be notified until Addicks is
alienatcd from the party, The re-
suit will be if his supporters are
equally determined the State Will not
have any us. Senators. The Sun
says the Union Republicans renew
their previous proposition to vote for
any one whom the minority may
nominate for Senator, reserving for
themselves the right to nominate a
Senator for themselves. We regret
the conclusion of Colonel du Pont and
hope that he may yet reconsider his
determination and allow his name to
he presented by his friends as Il cam
didate for the SenatorShip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
UNLEAyENED BREAD.

It is understood that Judge Grant
disclaims that his book, "Unleaven-
ed Bread" which Leo Ditrichstein
has dramatized and which Is to be
presented at the Opera House to-
morrow evening is intended as a
slur OIL the club woman. Selma
White, the heroine. became the
wife Of Governor Lyons, of New
. York, and cut quite swath in AL
banv. Just who Governor Lyons
is has not been disclosed. The real
Selma White is also as complete a
secret. This book OF Judge Grant
has stirred UP quite rumpus. to
put it mildly. AS blistering so.
cial satire, "unleayehed Bread
has not had an equal in modern
times. 1t pictures two distinct
types of woman, the "soclal strug-
gler," as represented by Flossie
Williams, and Selma White, the
club.womau who pretends that she
despises the leaders Of the exclus-
i've social prefermcnt, and because
she was not taken up caused her to
think that she had been cruelty
wrongcd. Selma had mission; but
lust what that mission was sh, was
unable to discover. Robert Grant is
unsparing in his almost cruel satire
of Selma. On the stage she should
be, in the hands Of so cultured a
performer as Elizabeth Tyree, a
revelation and Il delight. Malcelm
Williams will p, esent Selma's ilrst
husband; Edward ]. Morgan her
second. and George Fawcett her
third. the "chesty" governor New
York State. The play made an
enormous hit in New York city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
A Popular Contest.

In order that Wilmington and one
Of the small towns in it's vicinity may
be represented at the Pan-American
Exposition, the DAILY REPUBLICAN
will present to one person in Whining
ton and one in the country, free
trip Oh July 8. This offer includes
railroad transportation, one week S
board at one Of the leading hotels in
Buffalo and admission to the eXposi-
ton grounds.
The lucky ones to receive this trip
will be decided by a popular coupon
contest which will start on March lst
and end June 30th.
Watch for the first coupon that ap-
pears, clip it and see il you can not
capture the prize.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
ID is.

Merrls, the l2.yoar .old son Mr.. and Mrs.
George ii. Taylor has recovered f.om his
rec, mt irjnrics and has been released
from the Delaware Hospital He has
been there since January $. i
George Fl. Wilson chief hull craftsman
a. the hip yard OF tho Harlan and Hol-
llngsworln Company, IS writing a series
of ar lcles on the c1na.ruction Oh huiis ok
.orpedo bouts and torpudoDoaJ destroyerS.
The office of the postmaster Of this r
W al B. X. h. at F'reucn street station,
Is being repaired.
Miss Maggie Rodgers will sing at the
Hnrves;e.'s Mission his evening when
tho Christian Missionary Alliance will
have charge.
The first eam of the Wilmington Whist
Club defeated the ST cOn1 team by 2S9 piuss
last night. aa
Some slight changes arc being made in 4
the gallery Of the now High School.
Tho Water Witch Company lost a guard
off lantern while responding to the
alarm ys turday The tlndor is r.ques ed
to lnave it to Thomas Murphy, at tie
store OF j. Jerome Smith, Fourth and
Shipiey ,rests. "
A suing Is DeluI pug lpus y"AN' ~
tho Mccullough Iron Works, 50 as 20
handle better tho large quantities. OF coal
used. 9t
Tho Wilmington Bicycle Club will
! move TO I've new quart ers tomorrow svons
Ing.
Frank Jonos, the fireman at the new
High School, fol Oh tho Ice yesterday
morning aud broke his arm He Will Do
unable 70 woak tor some time. y
A good couk may hear OF good piacN
a. fair wages, by calling At this oificc " u
The Christian Missionary Alliancs VILE
have charge of tho services ~ HarvsstsfesH
Mission. Front and Jefferson streets thte9
evening SssM
Miases A. and l., Jenny and tri,nmora.
| have Lons to New Yors. " secure style1|
FOR Spring Millinery.
H. has been suggested that tho. o.WilmtDe4
ton Bicycle Club should offor y prize ~
it's fair for the best comic song. i
At his Office has been exhibited boo W
o. in tod In LundoD iu 1j4l. IL contniue|
The life OF Merlin nnt o history ut EN941
land from julius Gao ,ur OF Roman ttine6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
COIu STEEL OR DEATH,

"There Is but one small chance to save
your life aud that Is through an opera
ton" was the awful prn'pett set bafore
Mrs. l. B. dunt of Lime Ridge. Wis, by
hur doctor after vainly trying to cure her
of frightful case Of stomach trouble and
yellow jaundice Re didn't count on the
marvellous powor OF Electric Bilters to
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but shs
heard Of 1t. took sevenbottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
mora and feels better than ever. us posi-.
lively guaranteed to cure omach, livor
and. Kidney troubles and never 1isap-
points. prico 80, at n. b. Danforth's drug
SfarD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Mt. Carmel. Pa, Fnb. 25Mlss Agnes
Horan, II prominent young resident Of
this place, while at church last evening
collided with another person and felt u
sharp pain in her left side. Through her
clOi hing she felt naelis and ordcavOred
to with draw 1t, but unsuccesstully.
Aftor church sho went home, ana while
standing on tho door step felt another
sharp pain. As she tried to move her
whole person ached from tho pain. she
was assisted into the house and DR., Ham
lon was summoned. BY this lima the piece
Of steel had disappeared from view.
Attor n long time spent in probing over
II large surface the effort WAS relinquishsd,
At times tho patient could iell when the
needle WAS touched BY tho probe, but tho
elusive bit Of steel always cxcaped the
pincers.
! She has been confined to bed ever sine,
and experiences great torture. She cath
not account for tho presence of the needla
in her person except that it might have
caughti In nor dress and after making q
puncture of the skin worked rs way uu.
dsrneath. Iti, feared the neciis may
puncture vital part.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
They were Hungry.

Thieves triol to break into the home OF
Mrs. Charles Z. Reynolds, No. 55 VEST
81 rect ON sunday evening. they fell over
the wash boiler and made such moi q
that they awoEe tho family and escaped,
They first ente ell the out kitchen aud
proceeded to appropriate tho victuals that
had been piaceti in the sideboarl. These
they removed to the yard where they loft
them IN Lheir haste TO get AWAY. Ihey
must have thou hit they were hungry and
sud denly discover ed they vera not.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Peiore Judge Cochran in the City Court
this morning William Tucker was charged
with tho larceny OF Dras4, The case won't
over until tomorrow morning
Frank Murphy was charged with acting
In disorderly manner. The prosecuting
witno's fuiled to appear and tho case Will
be heard to morrow morning,
j, frank Ball motloned that tho case of
Emmett Sheridan b, raopened. He was
held for court nfew days ago on the ground
tina: ne obtained money under false pra-
lenses. 1t now appears that now evidence
has been secured. Tho case viii be re-
opened on thursday morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

CEAI.FD tRoPOSAIS WILL BE RE
. ived at the office Of the Lighthouse In.
spoctor, Fourth District. Philaleiphn, Pa. :.
un til ~ o'clock. in., 9th of April 1901. and
then opened. for furri,hiug and delivering
provisions and fuel for vessels and sta ioIs, in
This district during the tis al year to end
June 80, 1902. in accordance with specifications
copies Of which, with blank. proposals and
other information may lie had upon apnlica.
ton TO A, Mark, Commander, Z. - y. In
spectOr, f@H-:0@1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers !were
recorded yesterday by Register Ton
Weeges:
Wilmington Savings Fund Society to
Geo. ). Robinson dwelling No. oil Me-
Caull " street.
lieuly =! Hickman to john Murphy. lot
oil tur -jut herIy side Of Taylor street bo-
tWee.l: .LllM bard ana line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Avoid all drying iDhalants and use that
which nlea lsst aud heals the mem brans.
Ely's Crenm Balm is knoh remedy and
cures Catarrh easily and pleasantly. Cold
In the bend vanishes quickly. Price 20
cents at druggists or by mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
FIR,T WEEK IN MAR III.
Students Now Making Arrangements to
Inter Goiuey College.

The first week In Narch is always por-
ular tiue for young men and women to
enter Goldey College, Sth and Market, his
city,and thi yonr new students from Will
mington and elsewhere are enrolling rhp-
idly TO begin next week. Instruct on
mainly Individual; no better time to ent r
than the present. Call for full partoula S,
or write Principal II. S. Goidey for cata-
lcgue, Seats now being reserved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is remark
able medicine. A dry, tckli ng, hackinG
cough, the warning that consumption
lurkl near, need, no other doctor but Dr.
Bull Cough syrup, 1t positively cures
throat ani lung trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Too late to cure a cold after consump.
tion has fastened is deadly grip on 'he
lungs. Take D. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup Whils yot there Ia time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

INFORMATION WANTED-IF YJU OR
any OF your friends have heen cured OF
kslped by the use Of Dr t3reon's Nsrvura
eleod and Nerve iismsdy kindly adds ss 4.
b DoxSoS wiininston. Dol. fau
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
PUBLIC SALES,

Stidham & Son. Auctioreers, No. Ill IGas I
4h street. Will. iIel, are prepar cd to attend
public 81 o, e' her In the city or country of
personal or real estais; Uj years experience !;
will Uuy for cash furniture aud carpets by
the whole house or small lots. Phones 53a.
flSaitf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

The Democratic members Of the Logis-
lai ure nttunIsd dinner given In the on
tinental hotsl. Philadelphia last evening.
In addition the following wore present:
Willard Salisbury. Myor J. G. Fahey.
james Ponder, William NJ. jefferson,
Amos Cole. Captain Virdin, Gen. Gar :
rett j. Hart AMI Hurvay B Vandegrift.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Go to Millers No. 1 stall Second Street
Market hou for good roast or steak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

| @What's the secret Of happy. vigorous
health Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and Kidneys strong aud
nctiy.. Burdonk Blond Bit ers dons 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
DR.. WHITE.
ClairYoyant and Palmist

Those desirous Of having their entire iiia
sead, consult this wonder al msdium. He
Niil reud your entire life rom ci adie " grave
''so call names aud state facts pertaining 20
business. love. c,urtship md marriages. by
his adyoo and work he can remove all evil
nfiueno On from your homes and create abso-
ute harmony In families aa aisfrction guar
suteed. Ladies' 5p cents. Gentlemsn $!OJ
Hours 10 to IL q III. ; to 10 p. IN. aince, lOOs
Washington street. f96'ott
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

CONSUMPTION. .AsTHM.. CATAU.tH
VI. Montgomery, zOv N. va street. PhilA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

Ca tarrh caused difficulty IN speaking
and 60 y great extent los, Uf hearing. BY
the use OF Elys Cream Balm dropping OF
mucus has ceased. voice and henrlng have
greatly improved. = }. W. Davidson. Atty
at LAW, Monmouth. Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
at | O'CLOCK D. l

E>> 3head Of good work or driving horbos,
ts5I2 coils, one and two years old
1b HOstein Frols'aIi cows and tatr~-
era .rs, !-year old hei!cra, lSlxy ,h ~SS&l
~ years old. thorough. xLEYSM
bred Huls:sln. Most ot these W Nv
cows W II be fresh by day Of Y. ~
sale, and tho other4 close
Sprinrcis. All Of them choics. a lot OF goo d
soma corn on nc ear by tine bushel, l milk
wagon. alt positive; it rain will sell under
cover. Terms cash
GH ARLES MEGaINsON,
L. c. Ytidham, Auc. fl5-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
PUBLIC SAL .ES.

Lanls s. Son arc prepared to call public safes
at short notice Oh reasonable terms Appy
No, llU east third street. fl4l2tI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26

TO CURE TIE GRIP IN TWO DAYS "
Laxative Bromo. .Quinine removes IA
cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-26
PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber goiug to quit tho dairy bus.
insss. will sell at public sale on the swan
wick rnrm New castle Hundred OH the
trolley road from Wilmington TO New Castle.
Cars pas lin gate every twenty minutes from
Wilmington and Delaware City, on
FRIDAY. MAVC II lat. 1901.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-26
SbiffSmadrihten.

@ntperpen. 25. Sebr. Inoes
tommeu; Bennington" bon giep Yort.
gfeupeG. 25. Gebr. 4nsetommer:
.Siirit 8ismdrd" bon 9eu gort.
2iperpooG, 25. Sebr. 9lnsetoms
men: r9elsenlanb" bon pbiluOelpbia,
GLASGOW. %. 6ebr. 9tnsetom.
men: r9fitoriu" BON Hengorf.
Iteranbria, %. 5ebr. @nees
fommen: rNusuita 8ictoria" bon 9en
gorf, pia portsmcatb.
@ibraltdr, 25. 6ebr. abyf'
sangen: rSobenaolleru" bon @ersia
unb Reaple nad Nerp Yort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-26
SelssrapbiIds Notisen.
'1pnlqa4 'e5

'1pn1qs4 90
Dos Gafasnola SEbeater in Gnf
tania, Giailien. lit am Spnntag 9{tuse
niebergebrannt. 3tuei perlonen taNasR
in ben Tlammen um unb piele tpltrbea
perleBt.
= 2otbar bon 9einemann, 9refP
for Der 9eIdihte on Der uTiperiffdt
Siibinsen, 1T bort seftorben.
= Ser Ser. ct. Srdnsportoamp6r
rRamIins" nit benz Pprto HicuntfdeF
Battalion on 8orb, 1T bon Gan Suan.
Porto Nico. nad Rep Yort abeesans
gen. Oas Battalion, 260 Mann ftart.
ipirb an Der Snaugurationssp sparsbe IN
MaibiugtOu tbeilnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-26
gto. 100

taq G6. goo9en, t1n SouI95rcHHer, Derz
baftet, Der felt % eSnbren oielcs @ez
fchGft befrieben bot unb oer trob aller
8eriu1e, ibn gu fungen, itets Den Be-
BORDEN entf4liipft lit. Gin 6iibrer, Der
1ih freiiui1ig dngeboten bate. bru1te
bic Gteuer zgeamten bis an bic 9iitte,
in Der 3pbgen bei6dftigt mar. Die
Bedmten fpdren in teiner groben gile,
in bic 9iitte einauoringen, unb iie bere
itedten iih besbalb uno ipurteten, Biz
9obgen unbspaffnet beraustam. um cts
nen elmer WaHer 3u bolen. Gr tDur6e
bann perhaftet unb Der @pparat purbe
aerfOrt.
@urbe eefottert.
Nep 9prf, 26. Stbr. Gin nil,
tbenber 8oltsbdufen IN Mattepdn,
81. S., fu9te bon Gbus. 1erbert, einem
gintuobner bes Ylabes, Elm @eitGnbats
au erstpingen. inbem man BEN l1ualiid.
li4en dufbdngts. Gr iollte Elm 5tuer
angeleet baben. fpel6es ON 81. esani,ar
ben @el9dftstbetl Der Stabt in Aine
ieete. Or fpurbe i6lieblih pieoer su
8ooen geluhen uno betbeuerte feline
llnlhulb, tporduf er' Elm afpeites Wdl
aufgebdnst fpuroe. Oo6 auh ua1 bic.
Ter sipeiten SOrtur beiianb CT auf lei,
ner l1nf6ulo unb tpurbe ins 9efGneniB
gebrddt.
Sonntog Naht gerietb oas @obn.
bon Serberts Wfutter in 8rano, unb
als Die Slammen geloIht iporoen ipae
rem, fano man, oaB Die Sreppen mit
petroleum getrdntt lpdren Der Bers
buht lenfte iih auf 9er6ert, tpas feline
8erbdftung unb feline 6olterung Sur
8olse bate.
Ni1ts Reues bon Der ,gitp
Of Hto be Saneiro"
SanSranctsco, o, 26. Sebr. Sn
8esug auf ben llntereung bes DAM.
piers rGitp Of RiO be Saneiro" 1T
ni6ts 9feues gu beri6ten. Oas ufer
fpirb Sag unb Ra9t abputroui[irt unb
8oote fuben duf bem Waher nd6 9ei<
den poer Wertbgegenf ftdnben, Die niels
lei6t BON Dem @rud dufiteigen follteiL
pGbrenb oes Cages 1T dber nihts eer
funben iporben. Ods Drad litgt IN
elmer Siefe BON SO Joben unb Sduher
fonnen in cine fol9e Siefe nibt btHae'
sefdift perben.
8ordhnnng.
Marietta. g., 26. 6ebr. 5raH
Wilfon Rpbinion bate am Nontgg
Worgen cine 8srabnung. bab ibpefs
Nanne, einem Wtafdiniiten in Rpe's
@ieberei, fpGbrenb bes Snses EN- nes
alid suitoben tperbe unb lie bat i9a,
ben Sag iiber gu 9aufe au blsibsn uns
iicb niht 3ur 4rbeit 5u melben. 3H
Wann tiibte uber feline 3iuber unb Stss
on Die Arbeit. 9lm Qa9mittog fpisSt
er beim Oelen Der Wafdinen fshtpinbe,
lig, er fiel pprniiber In bus S9pungrds
uno ipurbe babel 70 f9fper perlebt. baf
er nod elmer Stunbs furb.
Yeretfteten lid.
gittsburg, pu., 26. 5ebr. =
Die breijdbrige Dtdrtbu Speugler unb
ibre speiiGbrige Sdfpeiter Slorence,
SO6ter bes 2uftbremienz Snfpettors
Der Sort Dupne Gifenbubn, nabmen in
Mbmefenbcit ibrer Mutter etne Sda9z
tel nit MorpbiumzPilIen aus einem
Sdrante unb absn i'm @luuben, Dab es
ganbp lei, flint Yiaen BON 1 Gran.
Oie &inber litten pdbreno bes ga lSen
Saees idper an ben Solgen Der 8er=
giftung unb iturben trOB aler GrStlis
hen 8emiibungen am Qbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-26
5rant 8. SamiItp n perurz
tbeiltE

Minneap o ii 8, Rinn., 26. Seb.
Sranf 8. 9amiltpn, Der pegen Der
SObtung bes iunsen 2eonorb Dan. i'm
Weit 9otel, oes Sobtfdlass i'm eriten
@rooe fhulbig befunoen norben NOR.
tpui De am Montag bonn Ri9ter Bropfs
au lieben Sabren 3u&tbaus Bel barter
Mrbeit perurtheilt. =