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The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Bank Clerks League.

The team representing the Columbia
Bank handily won the full set Of three
games from the Metropolitans last night
on the Palace alleys in the Bank Clerks
League series.
The third game. S5S. was the second
highest rolled in this Leagues series
and the total was rolled up through Cor
don's high string Of 24l, which sets a
new mark in the League for high game.
Charlie Bright. Of the Nets" had
next best with 223 and his average Of
1872 was the high average of, the set
Hume was next with ia
The scores
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

yer loving cup. 10 was handsomely en-
graved and Ornameuted, with a prong of
deer horn on either side serving as
handles. Major Sylvester, in a neat ad-
dress. presented the cup 10 the victori-
Gus team. Major James Z. Bell. in
spector general Of rife practice Of the
Guard. accepted the trophy He made a
brief address. in which he congratulated
the members of the winning team and
policemen on their craftsmanship. He
expressed the hope that in the future
the guardsmcn and the policemen would
participate in many similar events. and
that all Of the contestants would profit
by the sport.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
NEW POLICE COURT.

The District COMMISSIONS have for
wardel TO the Secretary Of the Treasury
a supplementary estimate for the pur-
chase OF site and the preparation Of
plans for a new police court building
It is stated by the Commissioners that
a new building is imperativaly needed.
The Commissioners ask S55.g01 for the
site and $3.50 for the plans.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
OJRAY COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS

At restias os guray Council. 10.
1890. Boyal Ar1anam last nisht at
Nor,hees Temple. the following officers
were elected Ior she ensuing year, to be
installed The second Monday En- Janii-
ary-
Rcp-esenative 20 grand council. Will
lam T. Evans. alternate. william o. Mil
ier- regent. william o. Miller, vice re-
gent. John p. Nails; orator. Earl r.
Baxter; past regent. Edwin s. CIarkson;
collector. II. C.. Emery; chaplain. Il. G..
icnz, treasurer. T. @. Rollins, guide. G..
". shelton, warden. Nicholas FuTfuTth-
sentry. William L Evans; trustees. VIII
lam T. Evans. walter G.. Hurley. George
pohlcrs.
AT the clcse Of the routine business,
Grand Regent William r. Brigham was
introduced and made some interesting
remarks. Arrangements are under way
for the regular quarterly ladies' night
to be held on Monday. December %.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
ORDwAYS LOSE TO
Y. N. c. A. TEAM


The Y. NJ. c. A. team added another
10 its long string Of victories last night
By defeating the Ordway Rifes-score,
Is to lin a league game Of indoor
baseball
The Association boys were in the lead
from the start and the soldiers never
had a chance 10 win. The latter put up
a plucky fight and considering that they
are new at the game they made a good
showing Shepard scored a home run
and Lindsay had two and Greene one
two baggers.
The lineup.
Y NJ. G. A.-Lindsay. J. ss.. Spcare.
J. T.: Greene. p. Neale. C.: Tuiman. 3D..
Fredell. r. ss.. Harding. Zb-. Shepard
III. Catchings. r. T.
Ordways-Leeman. r. T., LOveday 30. f.
Barker. p.; Daley, r. ss.; Chase. J. ss..
Robins. 1b: Delanegue, c.. Beckman.
2b. Mccormick. J. z
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
The lineup.
SENT TO wORKHOUsE.

William Webster, q one-armed whit,
man. was In Police Court this morning
on the charge OF vagraucy and judge
Bundy ordered him 10 pay q lle OF Ssl
or spend six months IN the WorEhOuse
Webster was found in marsh near
-Anacostia yesterday. He was nearly
frozen. and was In a bad way from TOO
much alcohol and too little food.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
PEOPLE
AT NEW YORK HOTELS

Abemarle-J Brown, S. Cunningham.
Astor-C. Howe, A. ". Srubles. J. W.
Collins. T. Morrison.
Bartholli-F d. Gardner
Broadway Ccntral-R j. Enshaw.
Contincutal-Mrs. z. Sn0wden.
Criteri0n-S. Cozzcns.
Everett-3lss J. Adams. Mr.. and N7s A. T.
Adams.
Grand Union. NJ Nasten-
Herald Square-Mr. aud Mrs. d.. J. kaufman.
". ~. OrCut-
Hofman-B. Macon. =. J. Prindle.
Imperial. C. Dowcil-
Nauhattau-Nr and Mrs. A. l. Painter. Z. L.
Plumb.
Marlb0T0ugh-H. King
Nayarrr-F. O.. Berger.
Netherland-P keser-
Normaudip-Mrs. j. ID. Randolph.
SiucIair-W. r. Crate.
ST. Denis-A. L. Fsk. d. c. De Nellc
Victoria. j. Fecleg.
Waldorf-Mrs II. q. Stewart Mr. and Mrs
L NJ Green. r.. Willie e. B. Bennett T.. W.
Creecy. A. o. Bliss. Miss B. w. Bliss, Miss il.
StacElette Mrs. v T. Sh8Cklette
Wcstmin-ter-C 4. Hunt.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
THIEF ENTERS HOUSE.

Abner Y. Lakenan. 6O4 Tenth Street
northwest. reported TO the police last
night that his house was entered yes
tcrday and a pocketbook containing So
taken. Entrance was made through a
second story window.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
IRE AT SOMERSET HEIGHTs.

The residence Of G. II. Walker at som
erset Heights. Nd. was destroyed by FIRE
last night. The loss on the building and
furniture was about $4,000 partially COW
cred by Insurance About 500 damage
was done to the home OF +. T. Cook ad-
joining the walker house. The cause Is
unknown.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Railway Relief League.

The team representing the Four-and-
a-half Street division Of the Railway Re
lief Association League won two games
last night from the City and Suburban
quint. The pin fail was small all around
and 736 was highest game bowled
Hawkins was high man with 157 average
and McIntire was second with 1872
Hawkins l6S was best single string.
The scores.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
sECU2kEcIA IN PORT.

NEW YORK. Dec s-The Panama
Railroad steamship Segurancia. which
was reported ashore at Cape Hatteras,
arrived here this morning
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
CLUB WINS
FROM POLICE TEAM
Score Made by Pri-
vate O. E. Cook.
PRIZE A SILVER LOVING CUP
Individual Contest Proves an Interest
ing Event-Lieutenant Holt
Shows Up Strong.

The Metropolitan Police Force revol-
yer team was defeated by the six men
representing the District of Columbia
Revolver Association in an interesting
contest at the National Guard Armory
last night. Many friends and relatives
Of the contestants we're present
The match between the policemen and
the Revolver Club was the first event
on the card. Each man was allowed
ten shots at a distance Of forty-five
feet. The target was six inches in
diameter. The buli's-eye was about one
and one-half inches in diameter. Every
bullet striking it counted ten points.
Those which barely missed the round
black spot counted nine, and so on down
until two points were allowed for any
bullet hitting the .pasteboard
The highest possible score for an in
dividual was 100. The Revolver As
sociation made a score OF 457. and the
guardians Of the peace rolled up one
OF ONLY g6T
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Jockeys Keep Ignorant.

Jockeys who are riding my horses or
those OF others never know what horse
! am betting upon am exceedingly
particular upon this subject for the pur-
pose Of keeping the doors Of scandal
closed.
More than this, have many times re-
Trained from playing a winner for the
sole reason that Shaw or some other
Jockey in my employ has ridden favor
ite in the race or a prominent con-
tender ] cite one instance in partiCu-
lar Ia regard to this statement. 1t was
in a race at Brighton Beach, in which
Major Daingerneld and Hyphen took
part Daingerfeld was almost a pro-
hibitiye favorite and shaw had the
mount I was convinced by what I bad
seen Hyphen do in a race OF two prior
that be would win, and should have
been the Legitimate favorite; in fact, 1
really believed him a I 20 10 shot. Be
cause Shaw was riding Brady's horse I
did not bet on the race. and Hyphen
won. This shows how careful 1 always
am ia such cases"
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
SEVEN LEADING CYCLE
TEAMS NOT A LAP APART
SiX-Day Race May Be De-
Cided by Inches.
STRUGGLE NOW MECHANICAL
Sprinting Abilities of Riders Exhaust
ed-All Attempts to Gain Good
Lead Baked.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The seven lead
ing teams in the six-day race at Madi-
son Square Garden are behind the rec
ord today. They have expended all their
sprinting ability, and have now settled
down to a steady plug. The four teams
of the second division are merely follow
ing.
All are riding mechanically, as il were
The few spurts attempted in the early
hours of the day were short. none more
than half a mile
II seems now that only serious acci-
dents can change the positions of the
leaders. and. as was the case last year.
the race will be won by inches. To one
who has watched the race almost from
the beginning it seems almost impossi-
bic for any one team to gain a lead Of
a lap.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Highest Scores.

The highest score made by any OF the
contestants was that by Private George
f. Cook. He Tailed eighty-fve out of a
possible hundred. Three Of his bullets
punctured the bulTs-eye. On one 90
casion he put a second one into the
hole made by the preceding one. None
Of his shots counted less than seven
points.
Private J. W. Mccormack did the best
work for the finest" His score was
.seventy-two, two points better than Ken
nedy. the second best on the police
team. Mccormack hit the center Of the
target three times.
Score Of the team match:
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Baked Ambition.

This is made evident by the race that
ensues when any one OF the riders at
tempts to jump the bunch. The ambi-
uious one usually gains an advantage Of
about twenty yards Then the others
chase after him like mad men, and in
variably catch up before half a mile has
been covered
All kinds Of schemes have been at
tempted 20 lengthen this twenty-yard
gain, but the much sought after lap has
never been made. This is why the final
night sees hair-raisiug struggle in the
last hour until the last lap is covered.
Team mates have tried to pick each
other up, and slight advantages have
been gained But the rules which pro-
hibit any two Of a team to be riding at
the same time usually knock out all
such attempts
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Lost on Day.

Il might say right here that did bet
on the race, my speculations amounting
to $1,000. which I bet, on Nr. Miller's
stable, Cinquevalli and Wild Thyme. Ny
books show the records, which were as
follows: $500 straight, $500 place. aud
$500 to show My winnings footed up
1870.
ITO show that my transactions In that
instance we're small. I find. on looking
over my betting book. that on the next
race. in which started my horse Grand
Opera, I wagered 5000 and lost it. on
the day / think I retired good. big
loser.
II am candid In saying that I am a rich
man. and. more than that 1 can say
that l was a rich man long before /
became a habitual patron of the tracks
] won money in the poolrooms Of Chi
cago and other places even before I had
ever Witnessed a horse race, and when
became a heavy bettor I had not seen
NOR tN1~ Val. dozen days racing In
a -l- --.y I gained knowledge
with experience. and my fortune grew
so that today / am fairly wealthy. Con-
sequeutly % is not reasonable to sup
pose that / would lend myself TO aid
any crooked work / never did IN an
my life, and I am sure I am not going
10 begin az this late day.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Makes Big Offer.

Some persons have brought abso-
lutely fiat charges against me in connec-
tion with the race. To these persons 1
wish to say that I will forfeit $4,000
through the Jockey Club to anyone who
will prove that / ever gave 81 to a
Jockey: owner or trainer Of a horse TO
do anything wrong since I have been
on the turf
To further irduce a clearance of an
other case. meaning the race at Sara
toga the season before last, which has
also been brought up again by some
critics. l will forfeit S25, 900 10 anyone
who can prove that l bet on any other
horse in that race than LatsOn. AS a
further proof Of my sincerity, I viii give
$1.eOO TO Louis Smith. II he did anything
wrong while riding Merry Acrobat az
Morris Park, If he will inform the
Jockey Club who was the instigatOT OF
his wrongdoing and give them all the
facts in connection with the case
This offer l make TO assist in clear
ing up the case. as / was told that a
certain boOkmaker a member Of the
Metropolitan Association. had openly
charged me with being connected with
Smith, he also offering $1,000 II Smith
would tell what he knew ABOUT the race.
Here are $4,000 for Smith If he has any
thing to tell in the matter.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
"PITTSBURG PHIL"
DEFENDS HIS HONOR
Muniflcent Offer to Anyone
Proving Crookedness.
ADMITS He IS A RICH MAN
Denies He Ever Paid Money to Jockeys
or Others to Do Wrong-Signed
Article Given Out.

NEW YORK, Dec. George E. Smith
CPittsburg PhiI'O has Just returned
from Asheville. n. c.. where he has
been recuperating HIS health for the last
few weeks. There have been rumors pub
lished occasionally that seemed to con-
meet him in some way with Louis Smith.
the suspended jockey. He has given out
a signed article. in which he says:
I am induced by my friends 20 make
this statement 10 disabuse the minds Of
those who may have an idea. through
circumstances and false rumors. that !
was connected with the Jockey Smith
when he rode Mr.. DIVERS horse Merry
Acrobat at Norris Park this fall and for
which ride he was punished by the
Jockey Club, which withdrew his license.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. b Bennett. +. ",
IS B. VI. Bliss, Miss IL.
h8cklette.
unit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Yeriomal= l=Nutisen.

Nm Mittm 10 o d Nbenb tpurbe i'm
Sauie oes S9pasers Serrn Grnit
@retblein, 1911 Sbelbp Str, Serr
Ybilip 6. Dds nit 6rln. Sophie
@i9 fiir's 2eben perbunben. Sie Sran=
ung tuuroe bur9 Serrn paitor S6orp
poasosen unb eine na4ber su gbren
pes iinsen Paares peranftaltete Inter
baltuns nabm einen ebeniO semitb=
li4en als frobliben 8erlauf.
Sas iunge paar miro iein Seim in
@o. 303 Waleott Str. aufi9laaen.
9err @lbre4t 9ipp, She'll
baber Der 6irma y8ipp Bros" lit bon
SeutI6lanb, iuoIelbit er brei Weonate
in @eiadften pertueilte, in befem
WOblbeiinben suriideefebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Mabor Suofwalter bs. Same
iuea Sire gllarm Selesrapb
&c."

Manor SOOtpalter 1T nod INNER
beI9dftigt, Seueismaterial gegen Die
o8ametpea Sire Alarm Selegrapb 60. "
gu famneln. : @ie es i9eint, bat er
i9cn 10 biele 8etpei,s aus anberen
Stdbten iiber Die @eiddftsmethoben Der
9eielf9aft on Der 5anb, oaB er
glaubt, i'm &e4t Su iein, penr er ii9
tpeieert, ben &eit bon oeren &e9nung
su beSablen. @r min es rubig auf Die
9eri6tli9en Serbaaolungen anfommsn
laiien. Seiner anii6t mad iif Die
Stabt bon Der 8eieli6aft in erOrbi=
tanter Weiie iiber's DIR sebauen por=
Den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
SommererbOlans fiir arme
6in0er.

Sie beridisoenen Geieliaaften Der
,gpportb 2sague, Gbriitian gnbeabar
& Baptiit gOuns peOples Union
trefien ibre gOrbereitunsen, um au6
in bisIem Sabre armen &inoern eineil
Gommeraufentbalt auBerbalb Der Stabt
81 erm6gliden. Sir Wtntter uno ibre
3inoer iollen tpdbreno Der Suli= uno
QlugulfmOnate @ohnunsen in ben
@runoftiiden bes raeton Camp" ber=
geri9tet werben. Die Mitslieber Der
Wobltbdtisteits 8ereine lotpie Der
,6lomer MiiiiOn@ betbeilisen lid glsi6=
falls on oem iesensrei6en Werte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
5. u. @arner's ratbielbaftes
Seri9winSem.

Srei gBo9en finb isbt bsrfloiien,
ieitoem Der 45=idbrise 8runoeisen=
tbums=Mafler Sobn u. Warner in
iol9 sebeinniBboaer @siie aus ieiner
Wpbnung an Der Senate 9lpe. 9fo.
2521 berI9manb unb nod INNER iit es
ni9t gelungen, aud nur Die gerinsite
Spur bon ibm gu entbeden. 6inan-
siele gsordnsniie waren es nidt,
tueI9e i'm peranlaBten, feline Gamilie
unb bic Staot gu DerlaRen. gr bate
snr 3eit ieines 8eridminoens ettpa
5000 e5duloen, binsesen aber aud
s1100 baar in ieinem SeiiB. 6erner
gebOrte ibm bas Saus, in tpel9eni er
tuobnt unb auberoem befab er fdulbsn=
freies 8runbsigentbum in @as gitp,
9pbe part, Snbianapolis uno in Gan=
ias. gr mar fein SriEter unb tein
Spieler unb iein 5amilienleben mar
bas benfbar eliidli4fe. gr bra9te
Die Mbenoe ftsts i'm 9reiie ieiner 6ami=
lie au, ober er mar, tpenn er einmal
fortsins, beadnois bon einem ooer oem
anberen Witsliebe berielben bcgfeitet.
Dor brei Woden an einem Mbeno,
on ,pel9em feline Grau BON 9auIe
abueleno mar, padte er einen abge=
trasenen lebersieber, einen aIten Out
unb 3wei 0ernbe in einen Rorb uno
ging bamit nit benz Bemerten fort,
oab er balo tpieber auriidfebren wiroe.
@eitbem bat feline Gamilie ni@ts uebr
bon ibm seieben nod 9e66rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
&noolf s9war,.
Die 2lrbeiten bes &iinitlers fur ba5 9insrees
SenfntaI = tInter Is Nittbeperbern
bIieb S9war; Der Sieger.

Serr &uoolf S6para Der betannte
bieIise, nit Der Gnfertisuns oes 8Ou=
pefneur Pinsree=Senfmals in Detroit
betraute 8ilbbauer, bat eeitern nit
ieinen neutrality-suspicious. besonnen.
Sas Senfmal fommt auf $4,000
81 fteben unb foa i'm nd9fen Npril
eineetpeibt iperoen. Sas Wobel miro
biz Musuit fertisseitellt, tporauf oas
Werf bon elmer gommiiIion aus Detroit
beiidtist miro. 9la6ber besinnt Der
8rOnYguB.
Sir Die fiinitleriide Beoeutuns
unieres Mitbiirgers S9war3 fpri9t
alein i6on Die Sbatfa9e, baB ibm bel
Der Ierleibung bes Contracts Is Wfit=
bemerber, oarunter Is flangOo0e Stem
Oorter Namen, gegeniiberitanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Seatld amerif. Semotraten=
Club.
8eselmdbise BerianmIuns. SnitaaatipH
Der neuen Seamten etc.

Sn Der 9eitrigen regelmdbiaen 8er=
iammlung bss Oeutl6=amerifanii9
Semotrdten Clubs in Sttmar
Sellers Sale, bic isbr gut beiu6t
mar, wuroen na9 @rleoigung Der &Ou=
tine=8eI6dfte sundbit Die neuen 8eam=
ten unter ben iibliden gerempnieu in=
ftallirt. Sieielben iino bic Serren:
Prdfioent-SacOb Buennagel.
8ice=Yrdi.- Wm. 6. @eilanb.
Secretdr-Iugult Samm.
Siilfs=Seer. Senrp &utb.
Sinans=Ssc.- Widael &obinius.
Sdabmeiiier- Sulius S. &einede.
Mari6al-S. $. Silfene.
Silfs=Mari9aa s. 6. Sintlep.
Serst. at Qlrms- -gictOr Stuber.
Sirectoren: SEQ. @otb, gbrit $.
@artpes. 9llbert Sabm, @ut. s. s.
Utener. on. i. Sabenen, Sp. Gune,
Sreb 6. @rOiiert. 6reo S. Mad, Sos.
$. S9aub uno 6reo S6raber.
Sammtl. Serren bielten furse 9lnipra.
diem, in senen iie selpbten, tpie bisber
itets fir bemofratiide Yrincipien UNI
oeuti9e freibeitlide Soeen eintreten 3u
tpolen. Prdl lioent 8uennagel UNI
Seer. u. Samm tpuroen als Gomite err
nannt, um Die 8orbereituneen fir oil
8etbeilisuns oes Clubs an bem 6adel:
5use Der oeuti9en 8ereine selesentlid
Der Misunderstanding, refp. an
Sorabeno berielben, gu trefen.
Serner tuuroe bei9lphen, auf:
gleue fir Die gersrOberuns Der Mit
slieoersabl in enersiider WeiIe su asi
tiren. @ae beutidsn 8iirser Der STAB
iino in ben @eriammlunsen be.
Clubs ber3lid millfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Goaiiion smeier 9oeomotiben.

9luf ben Union 8eleiien an Der
penniDlb. Str. cDllibirte am Don=
neritaa Die locomotive gfo. 191, ipel6e
einen Big Sour=periOnensus auf Dem
@abnbof abseliefert bate unb ii6 auf
Der 6abrt nod Den Sbelbp Str. S0fen
befanb nit Der &aneir=9oeomotipe glo.
73. Beioe 2oeomotiben fubren aur
3eit febr langiam. iobaB Der 3uiaml=
menpraa fein beionbers beftiger mar
uno Die Giibrer uno Sei3er obne ieoe
8erlebung babonfamen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Mmom6on=8eieai@aft.

Sie FINITE Sabresperiammluns Der
ssnoiana vgluoubon" =@eielidaft, oeren
prdlioent Stanlep Coulter lit, finoet
am UlittwO9, ben %. Gpril, 9;30
gorm. i'm VerIammlungs3immer Der
Sbortribee 5odibule itatt.
Der prdiioent toirb iiber Die .tiinf=
tisen Sntersilen Der auoubon=6eiea=
iaaft" ipreden; tueitsre gortrdse ball
ten 4mos 80. Butler, Martba H. Me.
aap, Sbom. Sbannon, Sapio %.
Dennis, Mlar Wtunte, %. S. pfrim=
mer unb 8. 90. 3euos.
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Wisber siu M orb in 3nor
@puntp, Snb.
Seferreih.

Wien, Is. 9lpril. 9prr Stor,
Elm rei9er S6bme, lieB beute fein 81.
&ino taufen.
g d e in bober ruffif d er
Sea TN terer DrDet.
Wien, Is. slpail. Sie vgleue
3eituns" tbeilt nit, baB DC. Stipnop,
Elm bOber ruiiii4er Beamter, BON einem
@ari9auer Stuoenten in einem giien=
babnsuge auf Der 6abrt bon Mirst
na6 6aluihin ermorbet purbe. Ser
MOroer beiinoet ii9 in Saft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
Snbianapplis, Snb., 5reitas, 18. slpril 1902

9Opt. WDatt bet eingeitanosn, oaB
fie in folsenbe @eiadfte nit Grfolg
.ingebrpden iino: 8onnegut 9aro=
mare Go; Daniel Maper, gde Der
gaf unb WaIbinstOn Str.; Stranger,
80. @aibinston Str; 8. Yinser,
%. @albinston Str. go. 9O6; pRabn
Sailorins &c." Werioian uno Wafb-
ington Str.; eine glpOtbet an galifor'
mia uno Wafbinston Str; elm S6ub=
sei6dft i'm 3ead @sbduos, uno rOri=
nal % Sut Store" an 2Deit Waibing=
ton StraBe.
@esen gSalter liest nod Elm fuspea-
oirtes nrtbeil Dor. Sic raffinirte sey
i9idte 9lrt uno @eiIe, tuie lie Die gin=
brii6e ausfiibrten, miiBte alte Sitter
bonn Stemmeiien beI6dmen. Die Sdlle
tuurben auf ben "a. bs. beri9oben.
Gin % al 9onfel als@eiebes=
berleber.
Srei perIonen, tpel9e ibre 3weirab=
2ieens ni9t erpirtt batten, muBten je
81 uno $40 ble9en. = unter ibnen be-
fanb ii9 ar9 Der ialiBdugise 8af4on=
fel MDp Sing. Serielbs fonnte abio=
Tut ni9t besreifen, tparum iein i6Ones
S6ilb pom lebtsn Sabre feline @iiltis=
felt mebr baben follte uno er itrdubte
iid sans setualtig, Die @trafe 81 be-
sablen. Grit als linn auseinanoer se=
iebt murbe, baB er in's @efdngnib se=
ianbt uno iein 3meirao coniiscirt wer-
ben wiiroe, tpenn er ni9t ble6te, ariff
er enbli9 in ieinen 8eutel uno unSdb=
lige 6ineni9e Slii4e ausfoBeno be-
rappte er. 8ei Der @eleeenheit ftellte
es ii6 beraus, baB er bon Dem i9n0oen
Mamon Siemli9 piel beiaB.
Gin 8 o tt o=N gen t tpieber / n
NAL in Srubel.
gbparo 2ibinsfon miro ii6 am Is.
big. ge9en Die 9lnflase, bas 2otto=
Spielen bef6rbert su baben, berant=
tuOrten. Sie POli5ei batte ibn in iei=
ner @obnung an Der glafe Ctr. in
Dem Iusenblide iiberraIht, als ieiu
8ei9dft in pollem Ganse tpar.
8Dnieinem 8ater nit etne m
8 a m mer bebrobt.
sSames Stamm bon Der @berett
Ctr. go. 1880 pollts lebte Na9t in
betruntenem 3uitanbe sepaltIapt in
bas 3immer ieines Sobnes brdngen,
um ibm bas 2ebensli9t ausaublaien.
gu bieiem 3uede batte er iid nit
einem eiiernen 9ammer perieben. gbt
er jesO9 ieinen 3wed erreiaen tonnte,
wuroe er feffsenommen unb beut'
purbe er peaen 8eorobens nit Moro.
pafen gu 80 Sasen 9lrbeitsbaus uni
elmer @eloftrafe bon SO unb Soften
berurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-18
@iro idmerli9 aeeeptirem.
@puberneur 3edban bon &entudp sur Mo=
numents @impeibunssfeier einselapen.

youberneur Sefbam bon 6entudp
ift bonn @ouperneur Surbin our Gin
tpeibun9sfeier bes MOnuments eingela=
Den. Wenn man fi9 on Die famoIen
8riefe, wel6e Die beioen Scrren tuegen
Der @uslieferuns bon @r=8ouberneur
SnDlor uno 6inlep nit einanber ge-
tpe9felt baben, erinnert, 10 iit es faum
an3unebmsn, oab Der 8OuDerneur b.s
glau=@ras Staates Die ginlaouus au-
nebmsn miro.