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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
EDUCATION BOARD EXTENDS
AID TO ALABAMA SCHOOLS
Troy Normal and MOntevallO Institution Offered
$1,000 Each on Certain COnditiOnS---Dr.
Buttrick Talks of Work.

ucation Board that the two wings Of the
new main building at Troy will cost. with
the equipment, the sum of Sl3 $50. the
General Education Board has agreed to
contribute the sum Of 5000 towards this
building when Informed that the remain
ink sum of s., $50 has been subscribed and
paid 1t is further understood that the
Board of Trustees Of the Normal School
shall appropriate the sum Of not less
than $1,000 with which to equip for man
ual training and domestic science the
building already donated to the Normal
School by the City Board Of Troy. said
building being located on the same block
with the main building Of the Normal
School, and It Is to be agreed by the
Trustees of the Normal School that this
Department of Manual Training and Do
nestle Science shall be inaugurated with
the beginning of the school year 1904.
The representatives of the Troy Nor
NAL School expressed themselves as high
ly gratified at the proposition offered by
the General Education Board. and said
they felt sure the friends Of the school
will be successful in meeting the re-
quired conditions.
DR.. Buttrick left last evening with Mr..
Murphy for the University of Mississippi
where they will probably speak at the an
of Schools and Colleges. They were ac-
companied as far as Birmingham by Hon.
Joseph B. Graham of TalIadega, Ala
bama Field Agent of the Southern Educa-
ton Board.
Mr.. Murphy said he expected to return
to Montgomery by the close Of this week.
DR.. Buttrick will 60 to Jackson, Miss.
and expects to return to New York not
later than November 16.
Speaking of the work Of the Education
Board DR.. Buttrick points out that $50. 600
has already been contributed to schools
of the South. In Alabama $500 has been
given to the Alabama Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute at Auburn. 5000 to the Troy Nor
NAL School and 5000 to the Montevallo
School. Donations have also been made
to Booker washington's school at Tus-
kegee and to a negro school at Snow Hill.
DR.. Buttrick said It was probable that
contributions would be made in the early
future 70 the state Normal Schools at
Jacksonville and at Florence.
In January an important conference will
be held in Montgomery between repre-
sentatives Of the General Education
Board and the Superintendents of Edu-
cation Of the various counties Of Ala
bama. DR.. Buttrick will be present at
this meeting, the date Of which has not
yet been fixed.
After the conference in Montgomery
with the superintendent of Education
DIR. Buttrick says the General. Education
Board will begin Its work of aiding the
public schools of Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

and foremost. is to learn that lesson with
a full heart on the one hand and without
a weak head on the other. The lesson
of Northumberland Is, the lesson that
mas got to be taught and got to be learn
ed and applied to us as a people IL we
are to solve the great industrial and So
cial problems of the day. II we could
get wage workers and employers in any
given occupation or in any given dis
trict in a lodge together. I guarantee the
result. I guarantee what will happen. Is
not that true? Do you not think so?
Cries of Yes" "Yes'O. Exactly, and
will guarantee It.
i'If that thing could hapen we would
come always into lodge each respecting
his brother and each wanting to do what
was good for his brother: each recogniz-
ing that in our government every man of
us has to be his brothers keeper. Ma
sonry not only bids us and teaches us in
this direction, but makes us care for the
brethren that stumble and fall and for
the wives and little ones Of those who
are beaten down in the harsh battle of
life. OF all things, 1t does not teach us
to make believe that there are not any
obstacles; 1t does not teach us to make
believe that life can somehow be made
soft and easy for every one; that cannot
be. For many of us, life Is nothing but
very hard. Each one of US who does any,
thing is going to have hard stretches in
1t; otherwise men would not do anything.
If man does not meet with difficulties;
If he does not put himself in way where
he has to overcome them, he would not
do anything that is worthy Of being done.
Masonry teaches and fosters more
than the qualities OF self-respect and
self-help; the qualities that make man
fit to stand by himself. and yet it must
forestall every one who appreciates as 1t
should be appreciated the beautiful and
solemn ritual; 1t must foster in him a
genuine feeling for the rights Of others
and for the feelings OF others. Masons
help one another in way that is free
from that curse of self commentator.
Help given In spirit of arrogance does
not benefit any one. Help must be given
nationally with a feeling of cordial good
will. Now in our life Of today-in our
great complex Industrial centers, what do
we need most? We need most each to
understand the others viewpoint. To
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

The General Education Board of New
York, yesterday rendered conditionally
S. 900 each to the Girls Industrial School
at Montevallo and the State Normal
School at Troy.
DIR. Wallace Buttrick, Execut:v, Secre-
tary of the General Education Board,
was in the city yesterday, and was dur
ing the day in conference with Rev. Ed
gard Gardner Murphy, Executive Sec
rotary OF the Southern Education Board.
with the Trustees of the Alabama Indus
trial School for Girls at Montevallo, and
with President e. NJ. Shackelford OF the
State Normal School at Troy, and Mayor
Henderson and Mr.. o. c. Wiley of the
Troy School Board.
1t was announced that the General Ed
ucation Board had rendered to the Mon
tevalio School 5000, and to the State
Normal School at Troy. 5000, the respec-
tive gifts being offered under the follow
ing conditions
The General Education Board will con-
tribute to the Alabama Girls Industrial
School of Montevallo the sum of $4,000 for
the equipment and improvement of Its
industrial department on condition that
citizens of Alabama shall contribute a
further sum of $1,000 for the erection of
an infirmary for the girls Of the school.
May Is, 1903.
In addition to the $4,000 named the Gen.
eraI Education Board will duplicate to
the number Of ten, such loan scholar
ships Of 500 each as may be contributed
by the women of Alabama for pupils OF
the Montevallo School. The meeting OF
this condition will secure twenty schol-
arships in all; these loan scholarships
to be assigned by the President Of the
institution.
DIR. Buttrick and Mr.. Murphy attended
a session of the Montevallo trustees at
the Governors office, and the proposition
of the General Education Board was
there submitted to the Trustees by DR..
Buttrick. The proposition was accepted
with many expressions Of appreciation.
The need for an infirmary at the school
is so manifest, that 1t Is believed the cit
izens Of the State will readily and gen.
erously respond to the effort which the
Trustees will make to meet the condi-
lions suggested by DIR. Buttrick's pro-
posal The aid of the General Education
Board to the Industrial Department OF
the institution will strengthen the school
in its practical work, and will broaden
its influence throughout the State.
The offer to the State Normal School
at Troy was made under condition, the
terms of which were expressed in writing
to President Shackelford, Mayor Hender-
son of Troy, and Mr.. Wiley OF the hoard
of Trustees. The conditions are substan-
TALLY as follows:
Upon the statement to the General Ed
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
Reform Needed in Great Britain.

Springfield Republican.
Two rival American capitalists holding
up the British imperial parliament for an
evening with their fight for the control
of rapid transit in London has been one
Of the notable spectacles of the week.
That Mr.. Morgan was defeated in this
tussle by Mr.. Yerkes is interesting, be-
cause Mr.. Morgan has such prodigious
reputation for invincbility. but aside from
that the incident serves to illustrate the
fact that a little decentralization would
do the United Kingdom and the empire
no harm 1t is rather absurd to have
the wheels of legislation in the imperial
government clogged by such local ques-
tons as street or underground railways
in municipalities. A legislature for Eng,
land and others for Scotland, Ireland and
Wales would relieve the statesmen at
Westminster of all truly parochial issues
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

denly ill yesterday and compelled to re-
turn to his home. Judge A. H. Aston,
Supernumerary Judge of the State, was
detained all of yesterday in Montgomery
by a meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Montevallo Industrial School for
Girls. In view of this fact the Cover
nor named Mr.. Jones as the Judge for
the remainder of the court week which
will close today or tomorrow. The term
of the court now being held is a special
term.
Judge Aston will be at Autaugaville
next Monday TO take the place of Judge
benson. -. - = - =
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
A Sure Cure for Diarrhoea.

Coming, as 1t does. in the busiest sea-
son. when a man can least afford to lose
time. a sure and quick cure for dlarrhoea
Is very diserable. Anyone who has given
it trial will tell you that the quickest.
surest and most pleasant remedy In use
for this disease is Chambcrlains Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Thera
is no loss of time when IL Is used, as one
or two doses of 1t will cure any ordinary
attack 1t never fails. not even in the
most severe and dangerous cases. For
sale by E. @. Fowler. Druggist. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
Cotton Factories in the South.

The treasurer Of one Of the big mills
in Manchester, England, surveying the
situation from afar. is reported as saying:
''There is no denying the fact that the
South is steadily drawing away the cot
ton industry from New England At
present this is practically true in the case
of print cloths and the cheaper goods.
A capitalist, contemplating the erection
of a new cotton mill for the manufacture
of cheap goods, and choosing the North
in preference to the South, would be COM
hitting financial suicide"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

Constipation is the rock that wrecks
many lives; it poisons the very life blood.
Regularity cen be established through
the use of Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is
mildly cathartic and strengthens the
stomach liver and kidneys.
adv-wed- fri-slIn
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

Former Governor George s. Boutwell, OF
Massachusetts is at his office each morn
ing by 9 o'clock. He was a prominent nB-
ure in the nation more than fifty years
ago. He is a splendid type of that sturdy
old school and although he Is feeble OF
body, his mind is as clear as a bell TO-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
APPOINTED SPECIAL JUDGE.
Mr.. Ed Jones Will Hold Court in
Elmore County.

Mr. Ed Jones of Montgomery, was yes
terday appointed Special Judge to hold
court in Elntore County for the remain
der of the week by Governor Jelks.
Judge N. d. benson, who was hold
ing court at wetumpka, was taken sud
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07

spirit of the heart, that must bear fruit
indeed"
Stewart L. woodford. former Minister
to Spain, delivered the concluding address.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
vamisefriidte gmtter".

Speeial= Snipsetor 9ebi Mells bont
Aferbau=9epartemsnt in Waibinston
tpeilt eeeentpdrtis bier, um Die Sabrit
gu inipitiren, uel6e Die unter bem
giamsn n9lufsefriidte Butter" betannte
Butter bsrfslt.
Serr Wels bereiit berseit Die mitt=
leren Staaten, mo er Die Serifeaun9s=
berbdltni1s iener Butter unteriudt.
Die Butter 1T cine Miidung aus 5ett=
ftoffen bon alter uno minoertpertbiger
Butter, Die in frii9e perarbeitet miro.
gs giebt 60 berartige 6abriten i'm
Staate; bier ilt Die beoeutenbife.
Ser @OngreB nabm in ieiner leBten
Geilion Elm 8eisB an, tuel4es CUR gin=
idrdnfuns bisIsr Snbuffrie beitimmt
1T uub isbe 6irma nit Strafe bebrObt.
Die ibre prObufte obne Die Gabritmarfe
.aufsefriI9ts Butter" auf ben Martt
brinst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
ginbaltsbefebl gegen S o 3 n
MitGell u. u.

@barIe # on, W. 3d., 1. 9lus.
Sobn Wlit6ea, prGiioent Der @ereinie=
ten 8ruben=Nrbeiter, Secretdr WilIpn
unb ettpa $50 Seamte Der 8ereiniguns
iino burd ginbaltsbsfeble gebinbert
moroen, ii9 in irsenb elmer WeiIe in
Die @nselesenbeiten Der rGbeaiapeate
& Obio Goal @sencp Co." Su miiden.
Sie 8eielidaft bate iib beim gunbes.
ridter Seller betlast, baB iie Our9 Die
Ma6inatiOnen Der @ruben Nrbeiter
eroBen Sdaoen erleioet.
Sur6 Den ginbaltsbefebl miro e
Mit9eu uno oen iibrigen Wlitperflag=
ten perboten, 9eltte, pel9e in ben 0ti=
nen Der @eieQi6aft 81 arbeiten wiin=
i9en, ein3uidiidtern ooer nit Sewali
bon Der 9lrbeit ab3ubalten.
llebsr bas @eiua um einsn perma=
netrten ginhaltsbsfebl miro am 10.
Gobember in @barleitOn Derbanoeli
merosn.
SSeuer in M ooresDilIe.
Wioorespille. Sno., /. Mug.
Die S9neioemiible Der @pmer=Scearct
60. tpurbe lebte Na9t bur9 Seuer ser:
fort. Der Sdaben tpiro auf $4,000
geiddbt. Demielben ftebt cine Ser
fderung bon nur $1,000 entsesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Snbianapplis, Snb., 6reitas, 1. Nusuit 1902

Barber, Elm friiberer Insefelter Der
yamerican PrUbuce Co., sesen bieie
8eiellf4aft anseitrenat.
Barber tpuroe bon Der 8eieli6aft
fir Die Wode ensagirt, Die als (Gr=
beitswO6e) ieiner 9lniidt na6 MOntag
friib besinnt unb Samifas abenb
snbet. Die Geieal6ait inbehen nO=
tbiete i'm, am Sonntag 10000
9iibner 81 fiittern unb er Oerlan9t leBt
fir bieie Sonntasstbdtiateit na4trdg=
li6e 8esnbluns bon $3.50. Srieoens=
ri6ter Stout nabm ben 6al unter
grm1ouno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Tabrmmfaa.

Sn benlielben Nusenblid, als Der
Saufirer 60. Sufrenes bon Der g.
Sbelbp Str. No. 1912 6eute Tornlit=
tag Die Sreu5uns Der S. & .. Sabn
on Der 9eota StraBe pailiren tuolte'
fam elm 6ra6t3us beran9eiauit.
9erielbe mari ben Wagen I'm uno
ole un6armbersisen &dber 9insen iiber
ben 90rper ocs Sufrenes bintDeg uno
trsnnten ben re9ten @rm bonn 2eibe.
Ger iauer berleBte Wtann tDurOe
na9 Dem ct. 8incent Scipital, mo- er
sur 3eit in bebentlidem 3uftanb bar=
nieoerliegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Sotal= olitiides.

8oriiber Spencer bonn oem o t r q.
tii9en 9oun n=@ m t e bat
Samuel 9. 9attiiOn fir @Ountp=gluois
tor nonlinirt, ba u. u. Wc3ain, auf
tuelden in Der Contention Die 9fomina<
tion fir oieies Qnt sefallen mar, auf
bas beItimmteite ertldrt bot, baB er
tein @anbioat fir bas 9lmt lein mill.
Serr Battiion lit elmer Der @barter=
Ntiteliebsr bes neuen Snoiana bemo=
fratiIden Clubs unb prdlioent Der
automatic gofe Co., beren Gabrif
fi6 on Der Ot ct. Clair Str. beiin=
Oct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Slomsr Miiiion.
Der 8au beS SoipitaIS fir llnbeilbare ses
iibert. : Sin banfenipertber Sorl6la9
fiir's Sispen ariilm.
@rmdoung

Sn Der 9eitriaen regelmGBi9en Ser
iammluns Der .Slower MiiiiOn" per=
las 6rau SObn 8. @rifIitbs Den S8luB=
beri9t Der @eiellidaft bssiisli9 Der
Sammluns bon $1,000, Die nOtbis
finb, ,um bas @ei9ent zines slei6 9rp=
Ben 8etrass fir Die @rridtung zines
9OIuitals fir unbeilbare su erlansen.
Der Ghef iiber bieie s5. 900 tommt BON
Dem 9lnwalt zines 5o9ber5isen Spen=
oers, behen YeriOnli9teit Den Mitslie=
bern bes Sereius ned unbetannt 1T.
Die @eielidaft ielblt bat $5,12 su=
iammen9ebra9t
Sas SOipital wiro auf Dem gum
fidbtii9en SOipitale seborisen @runbe
erbaut; Die Yldne iino bon 5errrl
8onnesut, bon Der 6irma Tonnegut
& Sobn, fir elm einiiOdiges @ebdube
nit % gatienten entipOrfen.
@s 1T SOriOrse setrOffen, baB bas
Saus ipdter bersr0bert tperosn tann.
9ln Sobn 8. Scott ri9tete Die v6lotper
Miiiion" fir feline gemiibuneen in
Der @nselessnbeit Elm Santi9reiben.
Srau 8riffiths regte Johann mod
ben 8ebanfeu an, oem itdbtiiben Dis
peniarium fir orinserloe 6dlle cine ge=
lernte pHeserin aur gerfiisuns su
itelen unb empfabl, Die 9lnseleaenbeii
Dem Sispeniarium iotpis Dem Biir=
germeiiter SoOtpalter su unter=
breiten.
Sn Den Siipeniarisn su New YOrt,
Chicago unb anberen Gtdoten linh
auBer 4ersten au9 YHsserinnsn an=
eeftelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
SugenOli6e YOitran6er.

Sm bieiisen @sfdngnib erbielten auf
Soften pon Onfel Sam Die orei nod
in iugenbli9em 9llter itebenben BUR-
i6en Syoe gOrnffein, SOe @enfepl uno
GObert Sulipan BON Chicago ein
freies Quartier. sic tperben fi6 i'm
glopember i'm 8unbes=6eri6t wegen
Seraubung Der Pof=Sffiee in @alu-
met, Gate @ountp, su berantporten
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
l. o. K. P.

Sie 0tit9lieber Der ,8ermania=
6rauen-2ose go. l pes 8erb. Orbens
Der gDthias &itter" beranfalteten
geitern gfa9mittas bel S6ueitsr Grau
90. 3euBel in go. I'll 2orb Strabe
cine prioate See @ream= Partie, gu Der
fib Die Sdmeifsrn in nambafter 3a5l
ein9efunoen batten. Die tleine 6eit-
lidteit nabm einen iebr biibi6en Ier=
lauf unb ale getbeilisten psrbra6ten
in semiitbli6er llnterbaltuns unb bel
suten Grfrii9ungen einige fr0bli9e
Stunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Mer9amts Scat amo Sight So.

Sic vMer6ants Seat & Sight 80. I"
bat elm @runbitiid, tpel9es binter Der
9oliseiIfation unb am @eleiie Der
Union 8abn bslesen iit, fir s25, 900
bon Der ,SnoianapOlis Mfgr. & @ar-
penter's Union erporben. Sasielbe
bat an Stem Seriep Strabe cine GrOnt
BON 90 6uB unb bat cine Siefe bon
100 Guk.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Ser glib ais granbfifter.

Ser SIib ais 8ranbfifter.
G m o. Die groBe Sdeune
oes Garmers SObn pieres muroe ssltern
9taamittag BON einem gliB in granb
seiebt. Gem Isrlufe bon $4,000
ftebt feline 8eriibsruns geeeniiber.
pieree tpiro bon S6idial bart per=
fol9t. Dor elmer @pae erlt purbe
ieine Grau Gus bem gussp eef9leu=
bert, ba Die pferbe bur9eesansen
tparen. Sic erlitt 10 idmere 0er=
leBungen, baB an ibrem Iuftommsn
eesweifelt tpiro. 9lm nG9fen Sage
eollloirte iein 6ubruert nit einem
giienbabnSus uno brei pferbe wurben
getObtst.
@Du t p=@ lerf Garen's
giirgi6aft a
81 bles esbille. Gountp=Glerf
Sorace 9. %. @arep, ipel9er beg
Setru9s ansetlast lit, fielte seitern
Siirsi6aft bon $4,000. Seine giir=
gen iinb 6. M. Sobion, %. u.
Semans, Or. W. 9. 8rabam, 8ens
jantin Srieberg. u. 8. Sornsp, S. 9.
Sostins, William WelIon Niie, Gilbert
gfibblston, SeOrse gtasle, u. &.
gafer, s. s. Collier, @eoree @riffin,
6. 6. Seribep, S. 9. 9InoeriOn, 6.
8. Gunner, 2emuel Garen, s. 6.
Turnas unb 8. @. SOiepb. @arep
bebauptet mad wie pOr, uni9ulbis su
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01

8 Sie iterb / d N ueberrelte oes
am 0ienitag In Chicago bsritorbsnsn
6al. %. &eeb, ebemalieen Sport
&eoacteurs Der pHews" wurben beute
auf eem 6rieobof in 8otomp sur leb=
ten &u5e beigeiebt.
Sas 2.ei9 enb e 9 an n s
oes in Der Sienifag @adt ermorbeten
Stalieners & lpb Gompitello
fano seltern BON Der ct. Marien=
Stride aus ffatt. Sie geiiebuna Der
Seide geidab auf bem oeutiden tatbo=
lii6en 3irdbof.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
YeriOmal Noti,em.

Sie Gamilie bes bisfgen Yhoto-
srapben 9errn 6 bas. j. Yreb=
m ann, go. 2160 q. Yenniplbania
Strabe wobnbaft, muroe seitern abeno
bon einem barten 8srluif betrofen, in=
oem ibr oas 2t Sabre alte So9ter9en
@rst6en. bas ieit eiiiisen Saeen an
Der unterleibsent3iinoung erfrantt mar,
burd ben Sob entrilIen puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Sas Sniormations : Snreau er=
Sffmet.

Sas Snformations Bureau, iiber
behen beabIi9tiete gtablirung mir
f1on tiir5li9 beridteten, 1T beute SOr=
mittae i'm llnion=8abnbof ieiner Be
ftimmung iibereeben tpprben. s. @.
9tarpel, e6emaliser Captain oes
8rOab 3ipple Sampfers .Sunibine"
lit Der Superintenbent oes Bureau.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
. 0otttrteo Wonmimaer's

Gate, Obio un6 SllinDis StraBe.
8rOBte Nuswa1l in Gbeinmeinen,
@bisties uno @igarren, iotpie in allen
Oelicatehen Der Saiion. 9lleiniger
Msent bon Der beriibmten Warte Sill
Der slge, IbiOlut pure &pe".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
6eorse s. MeGnQod Soairtl
$40, 900.

George s. McguaO9, Yrdfioent Der
Union Sraetion Co., bat fir ben
60no, tpel9sr beitimmt 1T, Die 9lrienal=
@riinoe fir Elm te6niibes Snititut an=
sutaufen, $40, 900 sesci6net. Sis jebt
iinb fir ben 6Ono $4,000 iubiribirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Ginbrnh.

gDd6rsnb Die 6amilie bes Wti9ael
8ugsisri seitern aus ibrer @obnung
SO. 41O 8lndforb Str. abueieno NOR.
ftattete Elm ginbreher berislben einen
8eIu9 ab gr erbeutete S3mud=
laden i'm @ertbe bon einisen bunbert
Dollars.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-01
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana,
90 ter s abing eefun b e n.

8alp parai O.. Ser sm6lHdb= |
rise Walter Gabing, tpelder bor ettpa |
a6t Saeen aus ieiner slterliden @Ob= |
nung peri3wano, lit ton Der polisei in
Chicago auf Dem bOrtisen Saie=Yal=
part aufsesrifien wOroen. Sein
@ater ifi bereits untertpess, um ibn
abSubolen.
g o M Ylib eri 1lagen.
2afapette. Ser nabe Der
Srtf6aft 9eatb anfdiiise Garmer
9ouis @lapion wurbe aeitern gfad-
mittag, wdbrenb er auf oem Geloe nit
Dem 9luflaben BON Safer bef9dftist
mar, BON einem Slib eri9lasen. @r
mar AZ Sabre aft, berbeiratbet uno
8ater bon feds &inoern.
gBar m unter % afier.
Wariam, Ssit Sa6ren 1T in
&Osciusto Gountp tein iolf ftarfsr
&esen gefaGen, als tpie geitern. Sn
elmer Stunbe fielen niGt peni9er als
bier 3ou &eeen. Sie gtieoerunsen in
Der Staot unb Die 6eloer am @inona
9ate iino iiberI9pemnt, iooaB Elm
beoeutenoer She'll Der Grnte bernidtet
tporoen lit. Sn bieiIser Stabt bariten
Die &0bren bes neusn Nbsugs Canal
Spitems unb Die grosei4oiie bon bie=
len @eiddftsbduIern ipuroen unter
WaHer eeisbt. Sm @inOna SOtel
unb in Der vSnn" waren Die Speiie-
idle iiberflutbet. iObaB ben @dten tein
Souper ierbirt tperben fonnte.
Opferoes 8libes.
| 2oe t. Gbarlss Sun=
berlins, puroe seitern auf Der nabe
Der Staot belegenen 5arm Ieines
gaters Sacob Sunoerling bon einem
8lib getOotet. Gr uno iein Tater
batten ii6 unter einen Baum 9efliid=
tet, als es su REGIMEN aiming.
orb?
&otpmo. Sie 2ei9e BON gilbert
&nptts wnrbe am Sonneritas 9lbeno
auf benz @eleiIe Der Gate @rie &
Weliern Sabn-@eieaIdaft sefunoen.
Sie 8eine iparen bi9t on ben Siiften
abgeibnitten uno Der &0rper lag meb=
rere SuB bapon entIernt. gs befinben
fi9 @unoen ar Der 2eide, tuelae ni6t
bon ben &doern bes 3uses berriibren
t0nnen. 9lls er um Wtitterna9t Die
Stabt perlieB, bate er nod flint Ool=
lars in ieinem SeiiB. gn Der 2ei4e
tpurbe aber fein @elo 9efunben.
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M ion. Gin WoltenbruG
iu6ts seitern bic Stabt uno Na6bar=
| i4aft beim. Serielbe ri9tete nament=
lid auf ben Oelfeloern grOben S4a=
ben OH. gtabe gonperie puroe elm
She'll bes @eleiies Der 6. 8. & o.
Sabn untertpaid aiden uno Der 8etrieb
puroe auf biele Stunben seitOrt. Gs
tpirb befiir6tet, oaB Die Wais=grnte
selitten bat.
peru. Ser bimmlii6e Wetter=
NADER Dfnete seitern 10 plDbli9 feline
| S9leuIen, oaB Die Staot unb Die
benadbarte @eeeno itunbsnlang unter
Waher seiest wuroe. Cine Uriide
auf oem gabnbette Der 9. L. & 3d.
gabn wuroe untermaI9en unb Die
6ol9e mar cine betrd6tliae Yetriebs=
| f0rung.
Ser m m t.
2afaDette. Ser in ben Werf.
itdtten Der Wonnn Sabn 8eieli9aft
aneefelt eetpeiene 9lrbeiter Sbomas
garbls puroe geitern Nbenb BON elmer
&ansir=2 oeomotibe iiberfabren unb in
entiebli6er Weiie seriiiidelt. gr mar
% Sabre oft unb fam por ettpa feds
WO6en na9 bier.
Sic Nuarantaine aufg e
bDben.
81 e 10 6 a t e. Ser Gountp=Ge-
iunfbeitsratb bei9lOB in ieiner geltri-
gen Sibung Die felt adtsehn Sasen
beitebenoe Nuarantaine eesen Gnisbts=
tomn auf3ubeben.