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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18

"Hard words break no bones" but
they do break hearts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18

a mans second love nearly always
owns more property than bis Eirst enc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18

Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life
If you want to reetore your kidney
to their former healthy state take
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure-50 cents at
druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18

When a tramp sees an ak it always
gives him splitting headache.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27

A i-e lice Of new style walking
skirts at Fits See them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
CITY news

Lee Hall returned to Portland, Me-,
this noon after being here to attend
the tuneral OF his father, Cyrus Hall.
Mrs. @. II. Hale is entertaining her
ueice, Miss Winnifred Rowel of St.
Johns bury.
Mrs. f. J. Willard left this morning
for Galway, N. Y, atttr visit with
her sister, Mrs. O. D. Mathewson.
A G.. Smith of Granitevlle, who
had his eye so badly injured in the
quarry nearly three weeks ago. was
taken to Montreal this morning for
treatment, accompanied by his wife
and his brother, Gordon Smith
Rev. W. j. Cloues OF Montpelier
will preach at the Baptist church TO-.
morrow.
The only theatrical company that
ever came from New York city thea.
tire direct to the Barre opera house is
S. Miller kents IN The Gov boy and
The Lady, who play at the Star thea
tire in New York tonight and the
Barre opera house Monday night.
The Cunard line steamer, Ivernia,
which, with h,r sister ship, The Saxo.
MIA, is growing very popular with all
classes If passengers, has just made
her fastest voyage, both out and
home The outward run from
Queenstown vas made in days, 3
hours, II minutes, or an average
speed of Is IS knots per hour, and
the homeward in days, 2 hours, %
minutes or an "veraye speed Of IS
knots He1 daily runs, which show a
remarkable uniformity, we're as fol-
lows: Outward, 1893, 3S7, 394, 407,
1856, 396, and 1888 knots: homeward
3S1, 3Sl 375 385, 3s4, 394, 1888, and
8. Knots. A nOteMo. thy feature in
connection with the Ivernia is that,
although she has been making regular
monthly voyages and has met with all
conditions of weather, her steadineSS
is so astonishing that only on one oc.
casion during the last uiue months
have guards been put upon the tables
at meal times, and in that solitary in
stance it was done as pre- caution
rather than necessity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
POLITICAL CARICATURES.

The cut published on page 3 appear
ed in recent issue of the Manches-
ter Union This paper is by all means
the leading daily north of Boston,
and under the able management OF
Gordon Woodbury., is growing better
and better each day. For long
time it has recognized the use and
value OF pictorial illustration 10 en-
phasze points and has a pointed art
Of this description almost every day.
The Union leads and many others
follow we'll In the rear. Today's cut
is published through the courtesy OF
the Union.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
CITY NEWS.

The fine large soldiers, 'monumen,
recently cut in this city by Mari x
Gordon was dedicated at Hartford
Conn, Thursday with suitable core,
monies.
Miss Ena Longworthy left this
noon for Boston after a visit lin
this city at the home Of r. +. Walker.
Mrs. O. II. Hale is entertaining
her neice' Miss Jewell Of st. Jchns-
bury.
Fidela Polonghini, WHO attempted
suicide Wednesday, died earl y this
morning as the result of his
wouad, aged 81 years and six months,
leaving wife and Sour children as
we'll as TWO brothers, James and Paul,
TIE funeral will be held tomorrow at
2Oclock at st. Monic's church with
the burial in the Catholic cemetery.
The members of Neal Dow Lodge
are requested to pay their dues on or
before the neXt meeting, as it is the
last meeting held before Grand Lodge
and no member will be admitted IN.
less all dues are paid to Nov. LIST,
1902, The Grand Lodge degree will
be given Wednesday morning, Oct 8,
and all past chief templars and past
vice templars are entitled to the de.
gree If they are members in good
standing with dues paid to Nov. lst.
w. T. Kenerscn is in Peacham to-
day attending the funeral o: a rea-
tive.
Mrs. W. A. Church has gone to
Boston.
City Clerk Wells and l.. R. Rickert
returned this morning from a business
trip to Boston.
Miss Morse has entered the employ
OF Mrs w. F. shepard as milliner.
Hattie b. Minard who is working
in H. Z. Mills store is going to Port
land, Me-, to work for the winter
and Charles Bixby is to work there
for the winter.
Miss May Bell and her brother,
Clarence, left this noon for Concord,
N. H., after visit In this city with
their father, Ed ward Bell.
The contribution of the local stone
cutters to the striking coal miners is
now about 5000 with small sum
yet to be collected and sent away.
Mrs. George N. Tilden returned to-
dav from Northfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Wiley will re.
turn this afternoon from Northheld
All members Of Court Granite City
F. Of A. are requested to meet at For
ester's hall on Sunday Sept. % at l
p. m. o'clock s1arp for the purpose of
attending in hody the funeral Of
our late brother F. Polonghini. White
gloves and badges will be worn. Per
order Chas. A. Londgren, Chief
Ranger.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27

Anyone desiring office room, store or
millinery parlors will do we'll to ill.,
quie at the residence of the late DR..
G. B. Nichols PAL North Main ST., as
the house is to be fitted up for such
purposes. A good barn also to rent.
1894
A very desirable residence for Sale
at a b,rgain, located on Washington
street, second house from Spaulding
school. House has two tenemenrS of
five rooms each, has slate roof and is
heated by furnace. Spring water,
and connected with sewer Barn and
wood shed. Large corner lot, 125 by
SO feet. Plenty of room for garden
or another house Price for quick
sale, 81, 600. For more minute de-
scription call at the F. B. Cate Real
Estate agency, rooms II and -, Bols-
ter block, Barre. 1894
The attention OF all advertisers is
called to the notice, near the top OF
the editorial column, relative to the
time for handing in copy for changes
or for new advertisements. t. +
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gal
lon at L. J. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. If
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
CITY news

The street committee had hear.
ing this morning on the resurvey to
den Brooklyn street. A represent
atlve OF the Central Vermont was
present and some OF the land taken is
claimed by that corporation.
Miss Olive Dillingham; went to
Waterbury this afternoon to spend
Sunday at her home, returning Mon.
day morning.
John A. Hal, who has been en-
ployed at the Blue Store for the past
five months will finish work there
next Saturday night, Oct. 4, and will
60 to Philadelphia the following week
where he will resume his studies at
the Philadelphia Dental College.
Miss Josephine Derway Of Buring-
ton will begin work Monday for Rogers
& Grady.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
IN MARYLEBONE WORKHOUSE

n woman died who was born in 1893.
Married at age Of 80 (nothing hasty
about that. Since her husband s
death (52 years ago. she had been in
the workhouse. Now for the great
big IF-If her husband had INSURED
his life for $500, Sarah What's her
Name could have had an income Of
IS 90 per week during her lifetime.
This would nave MADE ner independ-
ent, as true as you live, as long as she
lived
National Life Insurance Co., Of Yer.
mont, (Mutual.( Organized m 1880.
s, 5. Ballard, General Agent. n. B,
Ballard. Local Agent, Rooms and 3
Miles Block, Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
LOSS OF LIFE TERRIFIC.

Syracuse Sicily, Sept. 27.-Reports
from the interior of the island which
was swept by a cyclone yesterday
show the loss of life to be appalling.
A hundred and fifty bodies have Ibeen
recovered at Modica where the great
est damage was done while in the
open country the less of life is COLI
servatively estimated at four hundred.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
LATEST EDITION
CITY News.

o. II. Hale returned last evening
from tie Woodstock fair, where he
had very lar. sale.
Tickets for The Cowboy and The
Lady are now on sale at the Red Cross
, Pharmacy,
The drawing class conducted by
William Duff will begin next Monday
evening Sept. 80, at $50, in Re-" n "a,
Currier block.
Mrs. Seth Boyce returned to her,
home in Waterbury this morning,
after a short visit with Mrs, r. j.
lnglis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Scott Of East
Barre. went to Burlington last even
ing for short stay.
Edwin Holland had his right hand
severely injured yesterday afternoon
at the stoneshed Of A. Anderson -
Sou by chain slipping The flesh
was torn away so badly that three
stitches were required to close the
WCur d.
The Barre Defenders left this morn.
ing for Middlebury W ere they are
playing foot bail this afternoon with
Middlet"ry College.
Mrs ) X. Thurston left last even.
ing for La Gaange, III,
The old Photographic studio on the
third floor Of the National bank build
ing is being repaired and put in order
for the firm OF Shores & HENDERSON,
who will reopen it in few weeks as
photog raphic studio Both are young
men and have worked with H. A. Cut.
ler when he was in the business here,
so they hid ought to know the bust
ness thoroughly.
A good old fashioned melo drama
New York Day BY Day, held the
boards at the opera house last even
ing and delighted good sized au-
dience although there would have
been much larger attendance had
the company arrived here on time.
The play is by the once very popular
comedian, w. j. Thompson, and is
just what its name implies story of
New York from day to day The
cast was we'll balanced one with the
well known soubrette, Miss Belle
Gold in the leading roles, she playing
four different parts, newsDOy, convict,
postal messenger and Sweede servant
in a very excellent manner Miss
Gold, was the bright star OF the pro-
duction and will probably later be
seen here in her own success
full western play, The Color ado Wait.
The scenic effects were some Of the
best ever seen on the local stage. The
company left this morning for St.
Johnsbury,
Thefar to be held under kthe aus.
pieces Of the Ladies Aid Of St. Mon
lea S church will begin Oct. IL, and
close the 18th, and will be in Armory
hall. The Committee under whose
management the fair will be conduct
ed are Mrs. John Noonan, Mrs. NJ.
Nelson and Mrs. M. Coyne The
ladies are anxious tina, this fair may
be success, and with their united
efforts, are endeavoring to make it
very interesting. A choice program
has been selected for three evenings
during the week, also dancing for
three evenings. Proceeds to be added
to the treasury. which is very low on
account Of increasing dem ands. AID.
mission, 10 cents each evening,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
CITY News.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix LeClair o
Mortified were in this city today.
There were no cases in the city
court this morning.
The New York Day by Day Com
pany arrived in this city about sever
O'Clock last night by special train
from White River Junction, they
having missed come ctions there, com
ing from Springfield, Mass. Having
Contract with the Central Vermont
r. r, to reach Barre on the 4:lV
train, the railroad officials supplied
an engine and rraiQ to bring the COM
pany to Barre. This is the longest
run ever made by special theatrical
train IN Vermont.
#. Il, Cave jr., A. "A. Sargent and
a Wiliamstown party are now en-.
gagged in aking an appraisal Of the
property Of Fontana 4 Co. at VIII
Jamestown as they are in bankruptcy.
Lizzie n. Mayette has taken rooms
with Mrs. George Burroughs II
Church street and is again ready to
accept employing Mt as trained nurse
She returned from White River Junct-
ion last night.
Leon Luther Of Lawrence Mas S., is
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Pitkin have
returned from their pleasure trip
through the Adirondacks.
4 u po ,,E Nc will rai,,ry, frr,,, p,,r
lington this evening.
Albert Stearns left this morning
for SherbrooKe, p. q.
Fl. A. Goodrich has gone to Hard.
wick.
Mrs. A. D. Smith left this morning
for Dumont, N. j., and Mrs. Charles
Fish for Palmer, Mass, after being
here to attend the funeral OF the late
Col. Fl. R. Stoughton.
James Grant went to Burlington
this morning to attend to the loading
of his canal boats for Boston. Thanks
to l.. r. Hutchinson, the acting Cen
trail Vermont agent, he is now able to
get sufficient cars to move the paving
he is cutting every day on the bill.
Mrs. c. A. Estey OF Boston left to.
day for her home att r visit in this
city with her brother, j. w. Grady.
The demand for coal in this city
even at the high prices charg-
ed is so great that a lead.
ing coal dealer remarked the other
day that the present supply would be
sold out in a few hours. There are
only aoCut 100 tons in the dealers
hands now and they are refusing to
sell or deliver more than a single ton
even If it has been ordered several
months.
The pastor will conduct the usual
services at the Uuiversalist church to-
morrow.
ArMasonic cuff button has been
found on the street and brought to
this office. Owner can have same by
calling for it.
The corn roast Of the UniverSalist
Sunday School classes to ne held at
Dodge's tonight has been postponed
to next Monday night provided the
weather is fair.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs.
Lyon p Highland Ave-. Monday
evening at : 30
nascnssksz.aseaszAvxR17rs"~s Sc --FT.-' -"-'s'
The best bargains in pillow tops
ever see here at Fits today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27

The best bargains in pillow top
ever see here at Fits today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27

The corn roast Of the UniverSaliSt
Sunday School classes to ne held at
Dodge's tonight has been postponed
to next Monday night provided the
weather is fair.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs.
Lyon p Highland Ave-. Monday
evening at 30
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
City fish Market.

Your advertisement IN the TEyAH
GRAM is read by bout 1000 ub
scrtoers every cay. Add to this tn
members OF their families and yoE sex
you are placing yCar business befors
20. 900 peopls In this vicinity ever
~a~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY,
SEPT. n.

Fresh Made Butter Scotch, l5c ID.
Cream Dates, 15c 10.
Peanuts Brittle, l0c ID.
Old Fashioned MolaSses and
Cream Candy, l0c 10.
at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27

See our fall hats before you buy
your fall nat at the Blue store, Depot
Square Look in the window as you
pass.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-27
WEATHER PREDICTION,

Continued CLOUDY weather with
showers tonight and probably Sunday,
fresh east to southeast winds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
Selbitmoro.

Ser 9otomotiufiibrer Sranf Bater
leste fi9 ouf Der &reusuns Der Big
Sour gabnseleiie unb Der 6iirtelbdbn
in grisbtWOOO in ielbitmorberiI5er
a6F6t auf bas @eIeiie unb siuar in bem
ausenblif, als cine 2otOmotioe beran-
eeiauit fam. Sie 9idber fubren iiber
ieinen Naten binwes unb trennten ben
Ropf uon benz G0rper. Ste 9ei9e
tpurbe na9 Der WOrsue iiberfibrt. Ser
SelbItmorSer mar 43 Sabre alt uno in
Mtattoon, ST. j, unidIIis seiueien.
Sn elmer an Ieine, in MuttoOn, ST.,
anidlIisen Ntutter 9eri9teten, auf Die
gldtter ieines 9aBbu6es nieoersei5rie-
benen grtldruns bebauptst Der SelbIt-
moroer, Die 8abn=@eieli9uft babe Dor
ibm uebermenidli4es\ OerIanst, oil
Sabnarbeiter bdtten ibT9eAdnie.t, etc.
er iei ni9t bal6 10 I6Iimm. als Iein'
Wtutter in Wattoon oente, ieoo9 be-
Itrsbt, ale Stma9 5u tilSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
Suoianapolis Mdnnerdor.

Sie bonn Snoianapolis Dl6nnerhor
peranitaltete 5pIueiter-6eisr nabm einen
sIdnsenOen 0erIauf. ginseIeitet unroe
bieielbe ourd ein Ron3ert, tpeldes BON
Der Montani &apeIie unter Der Diret-
ton BON 1errn 6up Montani ousse-
fiibrt murne. 9erfelbe bate Elm inte-
rshantes Yrosramm oufseisllt. Gsbr
beifaais auf9enommen wuroen Die
9ieeen Cine Nrabiide &omanse1 unb
l. Eis Serenabe" BON Mos3topsti. Cine
@Ian3nummer mar oas JI5teniolo bes
6errn Yosquala Montani. 9osielbe
bradte ibm fold reiden Beifaa elm,
baB er nod ein encore geben mubte.
Mit &otocsp's rllnsurmari9" fano Der
tonsertli9e She'll Ger Teier feinen ab-
i1luB.
9ierauf nabm Der Ball ieinen Mn-
fans, weIaer sesen 5wOIf 1br uuf se-
raume 3eit unterbroden puroe. aIs
Der ausenbIid berannabte, mo- oas aIts
Sasr fi6 anididte, auf INNER ab=
i9ieo gu nebren, oa i9pies auf ein-
nal bic WluIit, Die 2i4tsr I'M gaaIs
iuuroen abseSrebt, 6sr @ortpns srbot
| ii9 unb Elm far6enprddtises Sabteuu
,Ses neuen Sabres eriter @rub" ent,
billte ii9 uuf Der gibne.
Orsi Yerionen pirttsn in bsmielber
nit. 9err @m. aiemepsr (oas oIt'
Sabr), SRI. gIiie Suoen (bie Soff'
nuns, peIde fi9 auf oss GIiideS 6iill
born ftiist) uno Der tleine Oanis
@rieb (bas neue Sabr). Ois is.nii9'
Ausfattuns mar, wie es ia ftets be
allen UeranifoItunseu bes Ndnnerborl
Der Sail lit, pra9tpoa. Sas Sablea,
iibte auf ale 3uidousr cine mddtis
Wirtuns aus. Ser Soal muroe mie
Der erbeat, oaS Or9efer fiimmte auf':
Ieue feline f90nifen Beiien an unb bil
gum fraben Rorser DurSe nod frobIid
setan3t.
| Sn ben 3wii9snpauEen muroe Dol
benz Saus-aomite bes Samenpereinl
Elm feines Souper isroirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
SpsialiitiIGcr SGuserbnnS

Die pom @oSialiitii9en SGnser-
bunb in Der Columbia Salle ueranftal-
tete GpIuefer- r-6eier erfreute lib eines
ausse3ei9neten 8eiu9s. sir ltnter-
baItuns Der @dite NOR III umfansrei9er
@eiis Gorge setrosen. Sie Serren
ausuit &obler unb Trant Serosr riefen
nit ihrem 9uett rGeias Setter" wobre
2abialuen leruor.
Sebr mir!iam mar Die bumoriitiI9e
@eianssieene gin Stiinoden i'm Ge-
iangperein" in ueI6sr namentIi9 5err
6enrp 2irIt als Sirfsent Surore
ma1te. gla9 erIeoisuus oes offi3ieaen
Broaramms rurbe nod lanse 3eit
usrsaist oas Sansbein sei3wunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
George 8rnmeHer's ipunber=
bare &ettull9.
9arM einen Sdblas AMI Den aopf
pom ieimenr eSrriinm sebeilt.

Ser einiser 3eit puree George Bru-
laener, mobnbaft 624 @eit 9earl Ctr,
aug Dem Srrenaipl, oehen Sniaiie er
9eweien mar, als nate3u sebeilt ent.
fallen. 8or einisen Sasen seisten fi9
ieood pieoer Spmptome BON Srrlinn.
Seine 6rou rief Or. 2omrD berbei uno
6ieier ertldrte, haB Der Wtann auf's
9ieue mad Der anitaIt 9eianot weroen
miiIie.
Die n0tbtsen Yapiere puroen aus=
seItelt uno Die ltsberfiibruns nad Dem
A'pl Iollte beu!e Qber mprsen itattiins
Sen.
@orseiiern tam 8rumeaer nit einsr
tIoHenoen 8unbe ar, Sopfe mad 5auie
Suriid. SieieIbe mar Tim bon einenl
0tanne, nit pel9em er In Streit se-
ratben mar, beisebra3t porosn.
Or. &ur3ner nabm ibn in Ssbano-
lung uno bieier fsnb, oaB Drummer
pieoer oolItdnbis seiitessefuno lit.
Ser S@las auf ben &opf bat ulio in
bieiem Sale cine munoerbare @irtuns
gebabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
seuOr Yalma
Der erite Yrdiibent Der fubanifHen
Nepublif.

9ep Oort, 2. Sanuar. @on
allen eeiten {aufen @ratuIationen elm
fur General SOmas gifraba 4aIma,
ben Oos goIt gum qrdfbenten Der
tubonii9en &epubIit erwahlt bot. Se-
nor gmilio goearSi, Wapor bon 9oass
'tiaso, iibermitteIte Den GIidmuni5
bes @emeinoerotbes, Ioutenb: ~gs freut
uns, sic als bsn fiinftisen eriten Masi-
frat Der tubanii4en &epubIiti bssriiben
gu tonnen." Ser erpdbIte 9rdfbent
erfIdrte beute, es lp6re ibm Iieber se-
welen, ipenn man ibm erlaubt bate,
Der poIitit fern5ubIeiben unb ieinen
pripaten @ef9dften obsuIiessn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
Grploiion eines &eiiels.
stunt Mamn tobt mmS Srei ibfpel
perlest.

macon, 60, 2. Sanuar. Ssuts
Worsen erplooirte ber RefeI elmer
SraatlotomobiIe m &unbbauie Der
Central Georgia Sabn. Glnf 9er-
Ionsn iuurosn setobtet unb bret i5wer
uerisbt. Sie eri9iitteruns, ipeI9e Die
grplofon ueruriadte, purbs ouf cine
entfernuns BON 5ebn WeiIen uerfplrt.
Gin gte9er, Der oas 9od bes 3unb='
bauIes anitrid, puroe in Stiide gerif-
fen. wtan fano ieinen 8o9f in elmer
gntfernuns bon mebreren bitnbert 6uB.
3wei 2otomotipen uno Is 6rodtmos-
sons uno bas &unbbaus wurben sdns-
LID aertriimmcrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
@ns benz sSoliseiseri9t.
Sobn @iibeini erfremte lid mi@t
lanse Der soloenen 6reibeit.

Sobn BiIbelm, meI9er unsdbIise
glaIe nit Der YoIisei In &onffitt seratben
lit, tpurbe Dem Ridter Sunt einmaI
tpieber unter Der anflase Der Srunfenbeit
uorstfibrt. @eitern Wor9en mar er aus
Dem u rbeitsbauie entlaHen ,porben uno
aat Sturosn fpdtsr Ianbete er in @e-
-ieai9aft eines aussemadfenea affen
bereits pieber in Der YoIisei- Station.
'gr purbe beute ipisber auf sipei Bo3en
ih's arbeitsbuus sei9idt 7
sbomas Stint, bes gihbru9s- unb
@roB oiebfabls ansetIast, nurbe beute
lin beiben Jdllen unter ie $1,000 8irs-
'i9aft on Die @roBseidporenen absr-
pieien.
-Sas. 6arris. elm alter &itter bon
Der 9eeritraBe, erbieIt swei Wonate
6reiquartier i'm arbeitsbauie.
annis 9aib, tusl9s ibre Sienitbsrrin
UNI $5 beitabl, erbielt ibrea Sail aui
Samitas oeri9oben.
III. Carr wurbe we9en Siebitabls
auf brei Monate nab Dem @sfansniB
selanot.
Sas. Sablet purbe ebenfalls bea
Diebitabls i9ulois befunoen. CT ipiro
biz 0tai TN 4rbeitsbauie Drummer
ntiifen.
au9 Senrp aib bate Mein uno
Dein oerpe9ielt unb pan6erte auf Ore
Wonate ing Irbeitsbaus.
8esen 8ioerifanos sesen elmer
Yolisiiten unb pesen Srasens eines
9epoIoers puroe Charles g. Sobnior
;ar 3abIuns BON $50 uno 2oiten Der.
urtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02

Grit um 5 ltbr Wtorgens 9in9en Die
Isbten Yaare beim.
Am 4rransementss2omite, Dem Der
ib0ae grfols oes abenos su oeroanten
lit, befanoen ii9;
gbairpurm &arlden (aarl SrauB)
Yilor: &urt9en (Gurt @ebb).
9ruderteufel: Ylum, Sealitin ano
@eeter (Yflumm, Sielten uno Boder)
rSoloup% &omite fur anseisen
5batsbeer Bone ano 2iebersbeer Sid
(armn Bobn uno &i9aro 2ieber).
YreB5anb Satbunb 9ete anb CUR
cinele Did (Yetsr 2ieber uno &idaro
SoIbott).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
Sbnt grant
9ebrte Sames @ids bon Nortp
Nicu smriid.

Somes 9ids, mobnbaft on Der But
ler Noe, Srpinston. tebrte seitern aus
San Juan, portb Gico, obne ein
@eib9en, meldes er fid bon bort bolen
poate, abef um cine grfabruns rei9er,
suriid.
St batte wdbrenb bes ipanii9 ame.
rifaniiden Rrieses Die 8etanntiaaft
elmer 2ebrerin in San Suon semaGt.
Ro9bem er mad bier suriidsefebrt NOR,
unterhieIt er nit ibr einen Iebbaften
8riefpe9ieI uno i@Iis6Ii9 'oerlobten iie
Iid. 0or einisen 98oden fdidte er
ibr Gelb fur ibre Musitattuns uno ibre
&siietoitsn.
sic i9rieb iebod surid, baB iie
wiinlde, bcB bic 9o9Seit in San Suan
itattfinoe. SidS mar oamit eiaper-
itanben unb reiIte na9 Gan Suan ab.
Mis er bort anIanste, madte er Die
Gntoeduns, oaB iein 8rdut9en nit
einem amer;fanilden Qrditeftsn unb
einem Gapitdn ebenfoas Elm @erbdltniB
unterbeIten uno bon ibnsn 6elo unb
@ei9ente an9eno amen bate. Gr trai
nit bieien beioen giebentubIern ;u-
iammen unb es itellte ii9 beraus, oab
bas Mdo9en ibnen suIammen cuI
$500 eefommen NOR. Geiner bate
tueiter 9ult, oasIe!be su beiratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-02
grofe aufresnns
8ei eineu spotelbran6 m saeiu
Yprf.

Rem OFT, 2. San. Sas Nlor-
ton 9aus unb 9eitb's Sbeater, Union
Square uno IA. Str.. brannten beute
Wtorsen. ltsber 100 Gdite bes 5oteIs
eilten iibsr SaIs anb 2opf aus benz
brsnnenben 6ebdube, pieIe Bon ibnen
waren nur i'm Ha9tbemb. Die 6euer-
mebr oeriudte ben 8rano bonn 2eIer
aus 3u betdmpfen, bod purben 25 Der
2eute bonn &aud iibermannt unb muB-
ten nod einem Soipital sebradt per-
ben. SaS Geuer wuroe innerbaIb ei-
ner Stunbe selof9t. Ser Sdaben
mar serins.