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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
TO THE COURTS
This is Where the Municipal Mess
Will Have TO Wind up.
Committees to Hold Meeting Tuesday
Morning to Deliberate in Matter

The committees from the board of
aldermen and council will mold their
first meeting Tuesday morning at the
city hall for purpose of taking mp the
matter of various city officials col
leoting fees, commissions and percent
ages as a part Of their compensation.
This will be only preliminary move
towards having the courts settle all
the questions involved.
The committee from tine council
will be the finance committee, Coun-
cilmen Fowler, Hummel aud Wool
folk, and that from the board Of al
dermen will be Aldermen Singleton,
Greif and Jones.
These cannot do anything final.
however. One of the members stated
today;
1.-THE only thing that we can do is
to take some action that will result
III tne hiihlr poihS sottAou ~ 'HN
courts. The officials, or some Of them,
are not going to abide by anything
we do. They claim they are entitled
to tees and commissions, and they
are going to collect them if they
can. II they cannot they are going
to bring suit in the courts and when
the lower court decides it, the cases
will be taken by the losers to the
court of appeals, and l suppose the
sooner it is done the better. No
matter which way the thing goes,
its wind up will be in the court OF
appeals.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
Judge Sanders Says He Hopes to
Soon See One.
City Is at a Great Expense On Ac.
count of Supporting Idle Pris-
oners in the Lookup
GOOD MORAL EFFECT

Judge Sanders in the police court
this morning said he hoped to soon see
the day when the council and aldermen
would provide workhouse for the
city of Paducsh. The male prisoners
who serve fines at hard labor are usu-
ally given plenty to do on the
streets. They cost the city as cents
a day, and while this is at pro fit
during pretty weather, it is a dead
loss in bad weather. The women can't
work at all, except about the city hall.
If Paducsh had workhouse she could
work both men and women all the
time, and the city could get great
deal of benefit from them.
"At present il is an imposition on
the taxpayers to sentence woman to
serve a fine," said Judge Sanders, be-
cause she lays it out aud eats at the
expense of the people. Under the sec
ord class charter women can be SEN
fenced to labor in the workhouse but
we have no workhouse.
One Of the colored spectators had
giggled at case when the court
began to express himself on the work
house question.
Now look at them," he said in
dicatipg the oolored women sitting
about listening to proceedings. There
are people in this town rig hit now, III
wager, who can't get cooks, yet these
people can come here and lay around
doing nothing"
At this junoture the women began
to get up and sneak out. Now look
at them, smiled the court. just begin
talking about working or workhouse
and see how quick theT get out"
The city year or two ago started
to build workhouse, but never got
any farther than selecting the site. It
is understood that move will soon
be put on foot to secure this much
needed institution.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
NOT TRIED
P. H. COBB MAY BE HELD ON
SEVERAL CHARGES MORE.

p. H. Cobb, tine young man arrest
ed yesterday in Mayfield on charge
Of obtaining money here by false pre-
lenses by claiming to represent the
Monroe Book company and obtaining
money from colored woman by APP
pointing her daughter an agent
and requiring s15 bond, is
still in Jail here aud may be held on
several other charges. He told May
field officers when he was arrested
that he had represented the company
for two years but IL is said that the
company claims he is not in their en-
ploy. He is alleged to have been sign
ing the name of the president Of the
company to contracts and il he has no
authority to do so, he is guilty Of for
gerry in addition to obtaining money
by false pretenses. He will be held
until advices are received from Chica-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
REGULAR RAID
BAwDY HOUSES WARRANTED
AND SALOONS COME NEXT.

Warrants have been issued against
all the bawdy houses and the cases
will be tried next week
Warrants will probably be issued
next week against the saloon keekers.
They have not been keeping open for
the past several weeks, but kept open
within the past three months. Every
three months Just before the grand
jury meets, both bswdy houses and sa.
looms are fined, and the grand jury
meets in two weeks.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
DlSORDERLY HOUSE
Evidence Developed Against Frank
Anderson, a River Man.
Beat Up |. S. Stacy. a Bookkeeper-
81, Anderson Failed to show Up.

Frank Anderson, Waterman on
some steamboat, beat up Is. stscy,a
bookkeeper Of the city, at the form
er's home on Elizabeth street few
nights age, and thereby hangs tale.
Both men were last night arrested and
this morning the case was partially
tried by Judge Sanders. Anderson
who was seen before court, could not
be found when the case was called, and
the evidence showed that he and his
wife are likely TO find themselves in
serious trouble II found.
A woman named Alice Griffith tes-
titled today that she had several times
met Stacy at Anderson's house and
that It was with the knowledge and
consent of both Anderson and the lat
ter's wife. That Stacy had paid them
for the privilege of meeting her there
and that Mrs, Anderson knew that she
was TO meet Stacy there last Thursday
night, when the difficulty occurred.
When stacy arrived on his bicycle
she opened the door and asked him to
wait minute and Anderson about
that time came mp and she heard them
fighting outside.
This was all the evidence heard but
IL indicated that Anderson has been
running . disorderly house. He could
not be found 10 testify and the police
were informed after court that he had
gone TO Memphis, or was going, and
that his wife had notified the furniture
company to come and get the furni-
ture. The breach Of the peace case
against the two men was left open.
Why Stacy got beat mp is thus far a
mystery. Attorneys Campbell ana
Campbell represent Stacy and Attor-
ney Oscar Kahn Anderson.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
They May EnjOiu Beckham's Going
on Ballot, or Before Convention.
Interest in the Meeting Of State Cen.
trail Committee-Young Hunter
TO Go Free.
HER KRUpP DIES SUDDENLY
KENTUCKY POLITICS.

Frankfort, Nov. 22-Interesting
Developments are expected in Ken
tucky Democratic politics. The state
central committee meeting next week
may or may not decide upon the imme-
diste declaration in favor of prima-
~ to elect candidates for state offices.
Meanwhile it ia loudly whispered that
injunction proceedings will be insti-
tuted to keep Governor Beckhsm's
name from coming before the conven-
ton or going ON the ballot.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
NO DEVELOPMENT.
OPTIONS ON GROCERIES LAST
UNTIL JANUARY 1.

There have been no developments in
the grocery combine mentioned in The
Sun some time ago, but as the twenty
or more options taken on the groceries
by the syndicate do not expire until
January l, it may be that there will
be something done before then.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
WEEKS NEWS In THE BUSINESS WORLD.

money.
Wholesale houses report excellent
trade, every line being very busy.
Collections are fair. Retail trade has
been dull the past week on account Of
the unreasonable weather aud every
one is praying for . cold snap. Pre-
parations for Christmas are the order
of the day and the prospects are for an
excellent trade.
Work ON the steam heating system is
progressing very satisfactorily.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
HARD LUCK
YOUNG MEN HAD NO PLACE TO
GO AND BOX OAR LODGING
PROVED COSTLY.

Dave Allen and Frank oswell, two
young men who looked as II they may
have seen better days, were arrested
last night for sleeping in box car.
The Oldest one told Judge Sanders this
morning that they had been down at
work in q lumber camp in ArkAn-
sss, but could not get used to the
swamp lands and stagnant water and
becoming ill started home.
They had no money and this morn
ing got into box car to escape the
weather. The court informed them
that he was sorry he had to fine them,
but that they had no more right in
the box car than they did in his
house.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

The material in the old Y. NJ. O.
A. house adjoining the custom house,
which is to be torn away for the new
fraternity bull ling, has not yet been
sold, there being NO bids for II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
, Mr. Isaac caves Run Down by a
Buggy Last Night. As
Little Girls Life Saved By Two
Companions Who Extinguished
Flames
SEVERAL OTHER ioolDENTs

Mr.. Isaac Esves, the we'll known
Illinois Central car repairer, lies st
his home near Eleventh and Jones
streets, In a critical condition, the
result Of an accident near the I'LL
nois Central passenger depot this
morning at 1880 O'Clock.
Eaves and several companions had
Just come In from Paducsh Junction
where they had been sent by the llli-
nois Central to do repairing, aud were
walking towards town on Caldwell
avenue. The hacks were coming from
the train snd as the men stepped out
Of the way Eaves was suddenly
struck and knocked down by a hors Q
driven by TAYLOR Walker, Of the
Palmer Transfer company Walker
WAS driving at breakneck speed 10
make the train aud deliver a drum.
mer's overcoat that had been left a,
the Palmer house, and did not see
the men In time to stop.
the buggy passed over Eaves body
and was thrown against the fence,
the horse going through the rails
and falling IN the hollow at the I'LL.
where the accident happened.
A hack was procured and caves
taken home. DR.. 7. Reddick was
summoned and ia yet unable to pro-
nounce how seriously injured the
man Is. He has bled continuously
from the ears since the accident. de-
noting trouble at the base of the
brain, and the injury may prove IA
tai. DIR. Reddiok says he will not be
able 10 tell how bad the injury is for
several days yet. The other members
barely escaped injury also aud saved
themselves by running ahead Of the
buggy. The buggy had rubber tires
and the noise made by IL could not be
heard by the party.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
HUNTER To GO FREE.

q Washington, Nov. 22-Godfrey
Hunter, Jr., of Kentucky, will prob
ably go scot free for killing VIM.
Fitzgerald of Michigan. at Guatema-
Ia City yesterday. The state depart
ment does not think the Guatemalsn
government will ask the United States
10 waive exemption in case Of young
Hunter, who is now enjoying the pro-
lection Of the American legation in
the place where the crime was COM
mitted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

Ed Mcneil, bookkeeper for Thomp-
son and Wilson whiskey company fell
at school and broke his left arm. DR..
]. 7. Reddick was called in and
dressed the injury. The boys were
playing leap frog when the accident
occurred.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
WOODWARD GAVE BOND.

James Woodward. the colored pen
sion agent who has been in Jail await
ing the action of the federal court in a
pension fraud charge, was this morn
ing release on bono, Mr.. H. o. Allison
becoming his bpnasmsA
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22
GREAT GUN MAKER DEAD.

CHEAT GUN MAKER DEAD
Berlin. Nov. 22-Herr Krupp, the
great gun maker. and the richest man
in Germany, died suddenly at Essen
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock Of apopIexy
at his villa at Huegel.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

Charles Williams, . blacksmith en-
ployed at the Morgan shops, was
kicked on the right arm by mule.
The injury lie painful but not serious.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

Business with the banks is very sc-
tive, olearings this week showing an
increase Of 80 per cent over the same
week last year. Money is in good de-
msnd with . tendency to being tight.
Tobacco continues to come in freely
and Is bringing good prices. Lots Of
money ia being paid out for it and the
farmers should have o good deal Of
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

The heroic conduct Of two little
girls probably saved a companion
from horrible burns and death yester.
day afternoon late when the six year
old daughter Of Mrs. Headley Curd,
who reside at the home of Mr.. NJ. @.
Sale, on South Fifth and Clark. was
burning leaves in the gutter. She got
boo near the big blaze, her clothing
kcaught fire and was burning briskly
when two companions. Margie the
little daughter Of School Trustee
Henry Mammen and Lucy, daughter
Of Mr.. s. 7. Payne, who happened to
DO near, saw the danger and seizing the
child, who had started on a run for
her sister, whom she saw coming home
from school, they smothered the flames
with their cloth ng and after pulling
the charred remnants of carried her
Dto the house. She escaped with only
slight burns on the hands, owing 10
he heavy underclothing she wore.
(which protected her. Her clothing
was burned off almost to the waist,
and had she been allowed to run to
her sister and thus fan the flames, her
injuries would probably have been ia
Ntal.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

' An old man who said his name was
lex Mcdonald, OF Lamont, this
Iounty, while drunk attempted to go
up the steps leading over the Marble
ball saloon on Broadway last night
I'd fell to the bottom, cutting . cash
m his head that required seven
stitches. He was picked up by Mr..
karch Bohannon, who resides over
the saloon and taken to the city hall
Natter his injury was dressed he was
Kept all night and this morning allow
cd to go, there being no charge against
BIN.
Mr.. Dow Wilcox, the son OF Mr..
%. Wilcox, was seriously injured
thursday afternoon while practicing
otball at La Belle park.
rhe boys have been practicing
code Of signals, preparing for
coming football game on Thanks
Ing day, and Mr.. Wilcox was in
Nd in rush. His bladder wai
a and his condition is serious
II night he rested well but is moi
considered out of danger.
|neus, the ia.year-old SON Of Nr
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

Ipsus, the is-year-old son Of rr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
YeriOmal= l=Nuti,ea.

Serr unb Grau Sacob Wille m
bon Der proipect Str. go. 615 Iinb
bur6 ben pl0Blid erfOlsten SOB ibres
elf WOnate alten 2ieblinss in tiefe
Srausr beriebt porben.
Serr % m. 6teiert, S9mie=
ssrbater bss Stabtelsrfs @bas. q.
elliott unb Elm gsadtster bsuti9sr Mit=
burger uno 3riesspeteran, wurbe am
Greitag anldBli9 Der Seier isinss So.
8eburtstases bon ieinen Sameraben
bonn Eeuti9en 8eteranen-Yerein, inter
Giibrung bes Capt. s. G&Oa, nit
elmer Surpriie=Partie unb sinem eol-
benen 8ereinsab5ei9en beebrt. Sab
Die 6eier in Der id6nitsn Wsiie berlief,
bebarf teiner beionberen grtpdbnung.
Nm seitrisen Sonntase ipuroen bier
iuadere bsutibe Mitbiirser unb sipei
cole oentlhc 6rauen, Die in ben leBten
Sasen Der Sob in meiit bliibenbem
alter babinserafft bate, unter sabl-
rei9er Setbeilisuns gu 8rabe setrasen.
Gs tparen oies Grieori9 g. Walter
bon 2121 proipeet Str, Der am Mitt=
mod i'm Nlter BON 46 sSahren perifie=
ben mar; 6rans 4. Tadler bon 701
Sanoers Str., seitOrben am Greitas i'm
fri6en Ilter bon 40 Sabren; Glisabetb
gehrent, Die sleidfalls am 6reitag
babinsesareene Satin bon Seinrit
Bebrent bon 1913 Sarriion
StraBe uno Grau gmilie Stem
tbal bon 1105 g. Wef Str, tpel9e
am Sonneritas aus benz 2eben abbe=
rufen pDrben mar. 9luf Dem ct.
Soief's 6riebbofe fanben ibre lsbts
&ubsfdtte gbarlss S;lber iotpie George
YoiQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Snbianapplis, Snb., Mpntas, 5. Mai 1902
Eoli;eili9ss.
Gin beripesener lleberfal.

gluf einem leeren @runbitif gegen=
itber bent betpobnten Sau1e go. las
big l47 Slate Ctr. puroe aeIterr
.2lbeno ein jun9er Wtann bon einem
yanoiten iiberfallen, tuelher ibm einen
Gepolper unter Die 9taIe belt. Na9=
oem er feline Sai6en bur6iu6t bate,
wuroe er wiitbeno, neil Die 8eute 5u
aering mar unb er feuerte auf iein
Spfer leinen &eDOlDer ab; gum Slid
perfeblte Die 6usel ibr 3iel. Die bei=
ben WGnner tuuroen nun banbgemein,
uno mdbreno bes Sanb9emenses fiel
Der &ebolber su 9ooen. Wlittlertpeile
mar Serr @barles 0tetcalf, tpelher
ems bon ben beioen ertpdbnten Sdu-
fern bewobnt uno wel9er nit ieiner
6amilie bon ber0eranoa aus ben8orfall
tbeilmeiie nit anseieben bate, Dem
An9egrlnenen CUR Snlfe 9etommen.
Sieier iowObl, als aud Der BanOii
entflobeu. Wtetcalf lieferte ben &sbol=
Der Der POli5ei aus. Sie Captains
Splano unb Gerber, io:pie ntebrere
9Olisiiten iteaten iofOrt gta9foriaun=
gen on, Die jeoo4 reiultatlos berliefen.
Cir B d.
Sn bas 8ei9dft bon q. s. Sban-
ton an Der WaHaduietts 9lps. go. 845
tpuroe seitern Na9mittas einsebro4en.
Die Siebe erbeuteteten cine Quantitdi
Sabad uno fiinf &iiten @isarren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Die GrOHnmns Ses Senti@eu
Yarfs.

Die seiiern itattsefunoene grOif-
nuns bes .Seutiden Yarts" fam
unter ben 9iinifisfen Nusii9ten fatt.
Oas berrli6e Sriiblinss-Wetter, mel
DIES am Hadmittase berridte bate biz
Maitslieaer bes Seuti6en Yarf=8ereins
uno Die eingeleoenen @dfte in S6aa=
rem na9 Dem parf, befen 8auntrieier
in li9tem griinen S4mude Der gldt=
ter pransten, selodt. Cur @ufnabmt
Der 8elu9er mar glles in be Her Weiis
pOrbsreitet uOroen. 9ln llnterbal=
tunssn feblte es ebenfals ni6t. Sm
6rsien, no Die &leinen ii9 fr0blif
berumtummslten, beranitalteten Die
iiingeren Mitglieoer bes Iereins 8aie=
Sal=Spiele, tudbrsno auf ben 9esel=
babnen um preiie iOpObl bon ben
6erren, als au9 bon ben Samen
getegelt wuroe. Beiier's &apele iorsts
fir quite gonsert= unb Promenaben=
Mulit unb oas Mdnnsr9Or Quartet
fang mieber feline f90nten @eiien.
SIR Grfrii9ungen mar ebenfaas in
better @eiie SOrSe setrasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
9otal= olitiides.
Der Snbiana Club ma1t Sortl9ritts {.

Der Snbiana Club bat tpdbrsnb Der
berfloiienen Wo9e folsenos gtrser als
neue Mitslieoer aufgenommsn
g. o. Sberrin, Sbonlas Wabben,
8. 3. WoOop, gsorse s. Marott, Sr.
8itbam 3. WteSonalo, George u.
ghstirt, SObn pOblman, pbilip &ilep,
Sarpep .. @oriss. gDilbsr $. Min=
ibip, Or. CHARLES 8. Sur6am, Sranl
q. 5int, Sarpep q. Mattbeius, See
$. SeiienOOrff, 6reb. g. Senfielb,
Or. Carl q. Winter, George Wolf,
Maurioe Sonnelp, Sames Burns,
S6bn ). Sanoers, s. 8. S1ulB,
Osualo Ssibenitider, Sobn %. Se=
Bust, Sobn 6. 9lart, gmil Mantel,
William u. Sslb, @uifaS %. 2epers,
Sobn $. &sillp, Or. &Obt. @eituper,
gmil Gertig rnb Wm. 6. @oote.
Sie 8eiammt=Witsl bsldufi
ii9 isbt i9On auf 191.
%. $. S'grien, 8Oriiber bes
oemofratifhen Staats Counties, bai
auf ben %. uno 80. Mai 0eriamm=
lungen Der Stats uno greeutib=
gOmites sinberufen. Sisislben mer=
oen in Sren9 Sid Springs absebal=
ten perben. Sie Staats=0srsinisune
Der bemotratiiaen 3eitunss Seraus.
seber miro ST oerielben 3eit uno in
bemielben Ort cine Seriammlune
abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Soppel= =SrasOoie In st. @apne.
ROrS unS Selbftmprb.

st. W pne, Snb., 5. Wlai. =
gBm. &abbel, tpel6er am lebten Sam=
itag Mbeno feline Srau ermoroete,
ma@ts beute i'm @efdnsnib isinem
Seben our6 grbdnsen elm freitpiaiaes
Gnbe,
&abbel mar % Sabre. feline Srau
Is Sabre alt. Die gbe mar in iplge
Der srensenloien giferiu6t bes iumsem
gbemannes cine iebr ungliiflide. @cr
einiser 3eit trennten iie ii9 uno feline
6rau besab iih nad Wlarion. gr
fOlste ibr uno Die 3miftiateiten began
men auf's Neue. Sierauf febrten Iie
mad st. @apne suriid. Sisr psranlabts
&abbel bic 8erbaftuns ieiner Srau,
inbem er iie bei6uloiste, griefe belei=
oigenben Snbalts an ibn sei6rieben
gu baben. Die 6olse mar, bab iie
bOm 8unoss GommiFdr an Die
gunoes : 9roBsei9wOrenen iiberwisien
purbe.
glm lebten Samitas abeno besesne=
ten ibm an Der Snoiana Mpe. feline
6rau uno bersn 8ruoer. glls lie an
ibm poriibersing. brebte er ii9 um
uno iagte ibr bunn stpei &epolber=
&u9eln in ben Hiiden urb bann per=
iebte er ibr nod nit benz @ebolper
mebrere S9ldse auf ben &opf. sic
muroe nod Dem ct. Soispbs Sospital
gebraht molelbit lie in Der Na9t ibren
Bunoen erlas. &abble mar auf's
Sano entfloben, muroe ieood bon
Sberiffs=@ebiilfen einsebolt unb ner=
baftet.
Der MOro ereignste iib por benz
9auie BON Stables Wtutter. Die
lelbe itanb auf Der SbiirI9welle unb
mar Iugen3euein Der unielisen Shat
ihres Sobnes. SerIelbe rollte iia in
ibr 5aus fli@ten, iie aber bsrtpeiserte
ibm ben 3utritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Mms Staot= mma gountp : Der:
iualtuns.

Die
u nse o e fl r b lie proj t.
tirte %. @afbinston
StraB e~8rii
iueroen morsen 8ormittag um 10 llbr
in Der Office Der Gountp=@ @ommiKdre
geOfnet peroen.
9t / dts ais uG d RI.
Cine 9ln3abl Girunoeigentbiimer an
Ger N. Weit Ctr. remonitrirten beuts
por Der Yeb6rbe fir 0ff. Werte hasesen,
oaB Der She'll Der StraBe bor Noro=
2inie Der 9tort6 Str. bis einen puntt
80 SUB n6roli6 bon Der IA. StraBe
nit gspbalt Ober SOlspfOfen sepfa=
1tert per6e.
Nnoere 8runosigentbiimer bon ber=
ielben StraBs remonitrirten nur eegen
Die pfafteruns nit Nspbalt. @ruuo=
eigentbiimer bon Der Sbelbp Str.
paren sesen ieoe 8erbeileruns bieier
StraBe bon Der Wleet Str. bis pro=
ipect Str.
8runoei9entbiimer BON Der pine
Ctr. remonItrirtsn, oab bic StraBe bon
Der Sireinia 9lpe. bis CUR gneliib
gbe. nit Nspbalt ooer paoden eepfla=
ftert tperoe.
Neue 9 erbsi ierunsenpr o.
ectirt.
Die SebDroe beI9loB beute Die 0er=
beherungen folgenber Straben:
Sbelbp Ctr. bon Der 9irsinia Mpe.
biz sur Orange Str, 2o9an Ctr. bon
2a8ranoe Noe. Bis &apmono Str,
State 9lbe. BON Der WaI6inston biz
CUR Mi9isan Ctr. uno Montana Str.
bon Der Sbeloon Str. bis CUR SiGfoe
Mbe.
Ser @eiunbbeitsratb miro in Der
beutisen Sibuns bes Staotratbs um
cine 8ertpillisuns BON $3.50 sur 8e=
iolouns zines wsitersn Mil9 : Snipec-
tOrs nadfu9en. 3ur gefdmpfung Der
glatterr etc. tpirb eins 8erpilliaune
bon $4,000 berlangt perben.
Sn Der beutigen Staotratbs-S -SiBuna
miro Mitslieo Gppert beriu6en, feline
Innerions Sroinans bstreifeno sas
Serritorium lpsitli6 bon Der Central
Ibenue norblid bis 81. Strabe unb
131 SUB 0ftli9 bon Der Central Mpe.
CUR gaiiiruns gu brinsen. Sie Or.
oinan3 bat i4on lange in Grieben ge-
| f9lummert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Gin meuer Grfrii@mmssratb.

6err barles aben
elmer Der beifbstanntsifen, semiitblidier
rnb iopiolifen Seuti9en Der Stabt if
untsr Die gririI6unssrdtbe sssansen,
fintsmalsn er beute Die @irtbi9aft bon
peter 8anp or Der 6. Selatuare Str.
go. 124 iifernommen bat.
@r miro fib freuen, feline 5ablrei9sn
Sreunoe Bel iid begriiben 81 f0nnea.
9aB tie in nobler uno suporfommenoer
@eiie beoient tpsrben, braudt tpobl
nidt srit ertpd9nt 3u werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
@msait SOffmamm isimsm Ser=
letmnsem erlegem.

9lu9uif SDffmann. Der Stal 0or=
mann in Der Some 8rauerei, pel6er
por einisen WD4en an Der 81. Sapib=
ion Ctr. bon sipsi StraBenbanSitsn
ii6erfallen, gu goben sefblasen UNI
UNI ettpa $40 bsraubt tpurbe, iit i'm
st. Siacent Sospital seitern ieinen
gerlesunsen erlesen. gr batte eine
8e6irneridiitteruns erlitten. Der Ser.
bli4ene mar Wittiper ; er binterldBt
einen SObn uno spe: S69ter. @el
feline Nngreifer iuarsn, III nidt betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
9emti@ : Mmerifamii9er 0emo=
fratem Glmb.

Der Club bat bei9loiisn fi9 an bem
am Mbenb bes Mlpnument Ginueib=
ungstases itattfinbenben Gadel3us 3u
betbeiligen.
grnannt tuurben Saeob 9ilten,
Marf9aa gu gferbe /; gilbert @abm,
Mari4aIl ,u 6ub; Saeob 6. Sintlep,
gannertrdger Ottmar Keller unS
93eter S9eib, ge9leiter.