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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
Gin BREEDER erbeutettn
$1,000.

W b ra o. Wahreno Or.
u. u. Stoneburaer unb Satin eeltern
gtaAmittag eine Spasierfabrt unter=
nabmen, braneen orei 8anbiten in
ibre &eiioens elm. Oieielben iibertpdl=
tisten 3unddit bas Dienitmdb9en,
banoen ibr elm Sud- Inn ben Munb
unb ems um Die Nusen. fefslten ibre
Sdnoe on einanoer, tuarfen fe Johann
in Die Saoeipanne uno 3war berart,
baB iie nit Dem @eiidt nad unten su
liesen lam. Nadoem fie bierauf nod
Die Waiferleituns ansebrebt hattsn,
bielten iie umidau im Sauis' unb es
gelans ibuen. tuie es beibt $1,000 in
@elo, Suwelen uno @beds Su erbeuten.
9lls Der Doctor BON ieiner Spasier-
fabrt suriidfebrte, maren bic Sisbe
ldngft iiber ale Berse. 9as Mdbden,
pel9es nit tnapper HOtb Der Sefabr,
gu eritiden, entsins, fOnnte iiber Die
Peri i6nli6teiten Der 8anbiten teinen
9ufidluB seben. ba bieielben iis bon
9inten iiberfallen batten.
2ebensmiioe perfonen.
Sipton. 9lus Gram iiber ben
Sob ibrss Sduslinss peri9ludte 6rau
Sacob &omad. bic iunge Srau zines
rei9en 6aufmanns bon SbarpspiQe
cine Quantitdt @arbolIdure. Sieraaf
beriudte tie nod, fid nit sinem
Saidenmeiler ben 0als gu burdidnei=
ben. gs mirb befur6tet, baB lie ibren
3uef errei9en tpirb.
Golumbus 8. Sie9el Smith
BON bier bat lia Dor eini9en Sasen in
GiBseralb, Ga. eridohen. @or eini=
gen Sobren .nadte er bier banferott,
tporauf er in sebsimnibboner @eiie
peri9suano. Spdter taudte er bier
tpisoer aui. Sen Gpanii6=glmerifa-
nif4en &ries madte er als erfer
lieutenant Der 8atterie A, Ser. St.
Nrtilerie nit.
@lmop b. iSrau 6annp Sutt=
mieper periudte psrmittelft @iit iib in
elm beiieres Senieits su erpeoiren.
Sduslider Srubel bate iie CUR 8er=
smeifluns sebraht.
gabnunfall.
mari a n. Nuf Dem penniplpa=
nia 8eleiie rannte seitern absno in Der
Ndbe BON WinOna 2ate Elm 6radtsue
sesen einen perionensus. Gtpa
awan3is @assons bes @iitersuses
tpurben nit ibrem Snbalt an Sra9i
| serf0rt. Ser S9aben, tpelden biz
@eielli9aft erleioet, miro auf $50, 900
geiddbt. Ser getrieb auf Der gabn=
itrede mar auf bic Sauer bon 20
Stunosn geit0rt. 8erleBt wurse nul
6ranf Wtorton, Der peiser bes 6ra6t=
suses.
6euer.
2eb II n. Sie groBe S6eune
auf Der 6arm bon 9. 9. Wc&ogers
muros burd Jeuer total serit6rt.
S9aoen $4,000.
Ban mot n m @ertbe BON
$4,000 erbrannt.
& d p ort. Sulius 9offmann,
elm 65jdbriser oeuti4er 6armer ma9ts
ieinem 2eben burd @ri1ieben elm frei=
Dilises gnoe. 3ubor aber batte er
gantnotsn i'm Wertbe bon etua $4,000
berbrannt, bamit bieielben ni9t ieiner
iunsen Grau sufalsn iollten. 81
batte nit oerielben in llnfrieben selebt.
Stra EMS air IN q o bles g.
bille.
H o { lesbilIe. Sie stpeite idbr=
lide StraBen Gair ipurbe eefern
M5enb nit einet parabe, on tpsl9sr
ettpa 1000 perionen tbeilnabmen er=
Offnet. SIR oen &eft Der @o9e fonl-
men interefante unb reidbaltise Yro=
sramme sur Surdfiibruns.
Pafo rreiisnirt.'
BAL lparaifo. Gr. Nueuii
Hebwalbt, ieit feds Jabren pafor
Der griien Deutiden 2utberii9en
Stride bat feline &eiianation sinse=
retdt. gr bat bas paitorat Der
2utberifden 2ir9e in glcsfer, g. 9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Soli,eiseridt.
Sobn 8. Dauibion freiseipro4en.

Sobn 8. Sapibion, bis bor &urSem
nod @eneral=Nsent Der vSraoer's
Mutual 2ifs Sns. Co." bon Gbicaso
fir ben Staat Snoiana, 1T oom pOli=
seiri9ter bon Der 9lnflase, Der @eiell-
idaft $S8 unteridlasen su baben,
freiseipro9en iporoen. gus ben Ver=
banblunsen sins berpor, oaB Sapio=
ion iia feines eriminellen 8ersebens
i6ulois maGte.
Ses 8etruges ei6ulbi9t. t.
Gbas. u. 8rinfman, Sobn zines rei-
den !giirgers bon Serre Saute, puroe
Dem &idter auf 8eranlaluns oes @ir=
tbes pbil. 8ilep on Der gB. pearl Str.
borgefiibrt. 9erielbe bei9ulbist ibn,
ibn nit einem tuertbloIen @bed um SO
bsmosslt gu baben. Ser Sail wuroe
i'm 8eri9t auf ben IA. b. M. perl4o=
ben. 8rinfman bat fi9 bier felt eirti=
gen MOnaten aufsebalten. Sein 8a=
ter i6eint iid bon ibm suriidgesosen 81
babsn, oenn berielbe f9rieb an &ilep,
als bieisr BEL ibm anfraete, Oh beisn
9lnsaben betreHenb feline Ginansen re@i
1pdren, Surif, baB iein Sobn idon
lanse auf @btpese seratben lei. baB Ell
@les fir ieinen Sobn setban bdtte,
mas berniinftiser Weiie bon linn per'
langt perben tonne, uno oaB er ibm
ni6t tueiter bethlehem tperoe.
Ser Batter ioll elm Serm0sen DOr
$50, 900 beiiben unb an peri4iebener
| 6abrit 1nternebmunsen in Serr'
Sauts betbsiliet iein. @ie es lid
berausgeiiellt bat, bat iein SObn biel
uu9 nod 8. M. padarS, Gite=Prd'
iioent Der Capital giational Sant mi
einem tpertbloien @bef Don $40 binein
gelegt. Sie yurgi6aft wuroe au
$500 feitseiebt. Bis beute Otittae
bate sr bieielbe nod ni9t geleiitet.
4u Die @rObsei9 more
iibermieien.
Die @roBgeIdmorenen tperoen iit
nit Sp. Warnsmann, Sanitor in
4mericus Club @sbdube uno Saus
tnedt bel oem Yfanblsibsr @oben boz
Der g. Slinois Str. bei9dftisten
Serislbs iit oes Sisbitabls zines 9ia
marten bei9uloigt.
& q nj nod gndois bapsn.
Ger jusenolide farbise Spibbub
Slioer Sobbs uurbe iaulbis beiun
ben. in Dem 2osirbauie Der Grau Bar
rom an Der q. Jainois StraBe go
1919 Diebitdble ausaefiibrt su baben
gr bat i'm NrbeitsbauIe cine Straf,
Don $25 unh Soften, iotpie 80 Sas'
absuiiben.
Ser d obe,n.
Der Mil6erei-8eiiBer 8alentin S0r
nsr, wel4er anseblid Wil9 pertaufte
Die niht ben seIeblid porseidriebsnel
8ebalt i'm 8utterfeft bate, erbislt lei
men Sall abermals uno 3uar auf Del
Is. bs. beridoben.
Clarence Yfiter unb @rooer gater
oes tbdtli6en @nsriffs ansetlast. tper
ben iid am 19. Nu9uit perantrpOrtel
miihen.
Sie leibige Guile.
Ser Wirtb @m. Step muBte, mel
er in ieinem 2otale on Der Siib @a'
StraBe nod cine vSwl" =Slotmai9in
I'M 8etriebe bate, $25 uno $40 3oftel
sablen. gr appellirts iOfOrt.
X-s~Ik- .c T<sI~1sk-,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
gene3nela.
Gin Srisssf diff ma d @ IL
erto Gabello beDrbert.

erto Gabello beDroert.
W q bin ton, II. 9lug. 8e=
fanoter Boipen bat aus @aracas on
oas Gtaats=Separtement escabelt. baF
Der goniul in Barcelona ibm mitge.
tbeilt bat, oaB Die Stabt bon ben Ge.
bolutioniffen senommen s~nrben III
uno bon oenielben gepliinberl ipirb.
Nuf griu4en oes Staats=Separte.
ments bat bas Marine=Separtemen
beute ben Greu5er Cincinnati, Com.
mobore Wfe9ean bon garacao mad
Yuerto @abello beoroert, pelder plat
BON ben 3enolutioniitsn bebrpbt piro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
go. 3Of.
eridlasen. Sas Yferb tuuroe eben=
falls est0btet.
y I'd ioent &oofebelPs 8e=
iun in Suoiaua.
d in = n b q n q.

prdIioent GOoispelt, tpel9er i'm
nddlten Mfonat ben Staat Snbiana
ourdqueren tuiro, miro foleenben
Stdbten Seiu9e abitatten:
Snoianapolis, %. Septbr.-S ubr
Norgens big IL 80 YOrmittas; Wun=
Gle, 9lntunft 12.45. Nufentbalt 80
W|inuten &otomo 3 llbr Radmittags
big $50; 9OsanspOrt A ubr Is Nad=
mittass bis AS; Columbia @itp
$50 big 6 llbr; st. @apns $50.
I'm 7.30 erfolst Die @siterrsiis nat
Chicago.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12

babn=Seiellidaft auf $4,000 S1aoen-
eriab berflast. gr fubr am %. SUM-
b. g., bic college glpe. eutlans. als
Suii6en Der 81. unb %. Str. cine
slettrii9e Gar sesen iein Gubrpert
rannte. @r wuroe auf oas StraBen=
pflaiter seialeuoert uno erbebli4 ber=
lebt.
Ser Waltpn salt Der.
mails peri d Goben.
Inr Sriebensri1ter 2odmann foIte
beute iiber ben Sail bes SbOmos Wal=
ton or. psrbanoelt peroen, oes Gar=
mers aus pits Sp., tpelder in iOl4
brutaler WeiIe in Der Wobnuns ieines
gieffsn tpirtbidaftste. Alein auf In=
tras oss gertlasten waroe Der prOaeB
an oas Sribunal BON Sriebensri9ter
Smod perruieien, wOielblt Der 6aa am
nd6fen Sreitag sur Ierbanblun3 ge=
lansen ioa.
& 3lage ge9en ine Il n a l.
8erfi4erun9 s=8ei ell
9a t.
2eopolb Mepsr oertlaste Die .Yre=
ferreb Nceieent Sni. &c." bon Stem
Oort auf 3ablun5 BON Ierii4erunss=
eelesrn i'm getrase bon $500. Sie
@sieaIdaft bate iia oerpflidtet, wenn
sr jdbrli9 cine getuiiis Yrdmienrate be-
sahlen ipiiroe, i'm Saae zines llnfals,
Der ibn arbeitsunfdbis madte, wO4ent-
lid $50 gu sablen.
9lm 16. Jebruar b. s. itiir5te Der
&ldser in Der gtdbe bon Muncie bon
Der platform zines i'm Sabren besriffe=
men 3uses. Gr puroe 10 fawer per=
berlebt, oaB er mOnatlang ni&t i'm
Stanos mar, Mrbeit au psrri4tsn.
Nidtsbsfomeniger peigerte bic Sc
ieni9aft fi9, ibm Die &ranfenseloer
aussu3ablsn.
9dBt lid feinen 6 Obn mid
nebmen.
8rdnt $. Sanlpr, Elm @ontrattol
fir Strabenreinisung, rei9te seiferu
i'm SuperiOrseriat sesen 6riebensri4=
ter gB. 6. Smof, @onitabIer 8. 3.
Smoa, feline Satin Yinte Saplor unf
beriaiebene anmdlte cine @inbaltsbe=
| feblstlase elm, Inn bic gintreibuns lei.
ner 2Obnanipru6e segen bic Staot auI
@runb zines @reertionsbefehls bon
6risoensridter Smod 81 perbinbsrn.
Sn Der &lagebesriinbung tpiro aus=
sefiibrt, saB Sldser bereits friiber tpe-
gen boswillieen 8erlafens ieiner Sat.
tin Serurtbeilt morbsn iei unb, ba be,
sssenpdrtise YrpcsB auf oemielber
Sbatbeitanb rube, perifoBe er aesen ber
3edtsgrunoiab, baB cine bereits abge'
urtbeilte Sa4e ni6t gum smeitenmal'
perbanoelt tueroen oiirfe.
| @lla, Der g 9reden ibrer
81 d bar | d 1T.
Gaa 6ierce, bic tole YerIOn. BIZ
sweimal bintereinanoer, sulebt Sonn.
tag, uegen groben Strabenunfuss pers
baftet ipOroen mar, itanb seitern pis.
Der Dor bem poli5ei=@eri6t.
Saum mar iie bas eritemal seser
girsidaft freiaelaiien, als iie iid Be
3e4te uno wieoer berart sesen ibr,
yfa6barn in Der @eiisn6orf StraBe 81
miitben begann, oaB u. u. Elm Mann
in beHen Nbern tein Seloenblut flieBt
aus Nnef auf sinen apfelbaum reti'
rirte.
Die % m m { n De Gel tiDrt oel
Sri m in @eri d ts.
Sas Criminal 8eri6t nimmt an
25. Ausuft feline Sbdtisfeit piebel
auf uno miro sundhif cine Geibe ge'
rufunsert sesen pOli3eiseridtli9s ur
tbeiie erlebiaen. Staatsanmalt @udels
baus. Der bon elmer Jerien-Geiie nod
Ganaoa 3uriidsetebrt 1T, bereitst isb
isinen @eri9tsfalenbsr bor.
] Oie @ianbiurp bat BEL ibrem gu
fammentritt in brei Wo1en cine Mn'
sabl wiatiser Gdls su untsriudsn
oarunter Die ansebli9e grmorbuns Dor
Sbomas 2smon in MillerspilIe.
nm ny g I = h MA ho,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
9 { r d o en-.
Sie leibi9e 6 u Re.

Ser Wirtb @m. Otep muBte, neil
er in feinem 2ofale on Der Giib @ait
StraBe nod cine vSwl"= =Slotmai9ine
i'm 8etriebe bate, $25 uno $40 Soften
3ablen. gr appellirte Ioiort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
9apti.
Die g. dabe aufae=
bobert.

Wafb binston, IL. Nus. Gon-
manoer Megrea BON Der rWadias"
bat aus CAPE 9aptien Dem Wnrine=
Gepartement aemeIoet, Sab er bic
glodaoe als fur aufseboben bstra9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Aus aen @eridtsbOfem.
$4,000 berl on 9 t.

@barlss 8usenifein bat Die StraBen=
babn=@eielli9aft auf $4,000 S4aoen-
eriab berflast. gr fubr am %. Sum-
b. s., bic @ollese glus. eutlans, als
Suifben Der 81. unb %. Str. eine
slettriide Gar sesen iein Gnbrmerl
rannte. gr wuroe auf oas StraBen=
pflaiter seialeuoert uno erbebli4 ber'
lebt.
8 er 80 alton SAIL abers
. L
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
GOT A DOVER FOR HIS BRIDE.
shrewd We~terner Headed subscrip-
tion List and Donations
Were Liberal.

Some years ago when the west was wilder
and more woolly than it is to-day young
man, since grown rich and now famous as a
hnancIar and capitalist, was regular board
sr at O. hotel in a frontier town. He and a
number of his friends were wont to resort
every evening to the smokingroom of the
hotel which they used as a sort of club and
their wants were attended to by fair wait
ress who may be called Miss White. She
was a nice, quiet girl, without any nonsense
about her and attended to the wants of her
patrons with regularity and promptitude,
relates the Chicago Chronicle.
One evening after she had retired for the
night the landlord informed the company
that this was the last night she would wait
upon them, as she was going to be married
next day. When the landlord had gone out
Jimmie Hughes, the young man referred to,
got up and said he thought it only right
that they should show their appreciation of
her services by making her a little present
on this suspicious occasion. He took a sheet
of paper, wrote his name down for 5000 and
passed it round. The girl was popular and
the idea caught on and when it came round
again to generous Jimmie the total amount
ed to something over $1,000. They sum-
mOned the landlord. handed over the
amount to him and asked him to give it to
Miss White next morning with their hearty
good wishes for her happiness. Next day
she was married and the happy bridegroom
was-Jimme Hughes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
The Useful Cocoanut Tree.

From the trunk of the cocoanut palm
oil barrels, tubs and water pipes are
easily produced, and the roots give a
red dye. The tibers make ropes, mats,
and even paper. The kernel of the nut
is the main food of several million of
human beings, whose most nourishing
drink is the milk. Cooked and evap-
Grated, the kernel becomes the COM
mercial cocoanut of the confectioner.
Pressed, it yields cocoanut oil-one
of the most important of commercial
oils-used in cookery, for soapmal&ing,
and for candles. Cocoanut oil soap will
produce a lather even in salt water
Wax and resin are yielded by the
same tree, and by tapping the central
bud of growing palm a delicate wine
is obtained. Even the shell of the nut
is not without its uses. 1t is employed
everywhere in the tropics for cups and
&ppers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
CONVENIENT COOPS.

roof projecting only at back to lift
coop by. Two-inch strips six feet
long are nailed on sides of box at
top and bottom, as shown in Figures
and 4, connected at outer ends
by cross strips and uprights. l use
boxes &c or p inches high, about So
inches wide and two feet long. This
brought the side strips the right dis
lance apart for two-foot fine mesh
wire netting. A four-inch strip set
on edge to support roof boards and
muslin extends to end of yard, and is
nailed to strip (c). Cheap unbleached
muslin, well coated with boiled lin
seed oil was tackled alongside of strip
b, stretched and tackled to center
strip, and along edge of coop at d,
tapping about one inch. Loops or
buttonholes on opposite edge of COW
er fit snugly over wire fence staples
on the side of strip e. Four sta
Piles were driven in slanting to hold
cover securely. The cover is easily
slipped off and thrown back when
chicks are fed or coop cleaned.
These coops are light and easily
moved to fresh ground. If a heavy
shower comes there is no running to
place boards over the yards. Ground
should be sloped off just little out
side coop and yard. For large chicks
| added roost, as shown in Fig. 3.
threw in some sod and some fresh
ground bone and meat daily, and fed
mostly wheat and cracked corn.
Scraps from the table and plenty of
sharp grit were furnished. A large
tin fruit can with holes punched
about one-half inch from top edge,
filed water or milk, covered with a
large flower pot saucer, and the
whole quickly inverted, furnished a
cheap and serviceable drinking foun-
tain.-Orange Judd Farmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
INEXPENSIVE COOPS.
They Are Absolutely Safe and Can De
Moved Readily from Ono Place
to AEOthe=.

The old style triangular coops,
Fig. l, are difficult to clean. Filth is
liable to accumulate in the corners,
(a), and induce disease. Short
pieces of board fitted in as shown
by the dotted lines would improve
it, but 1 prefer a good-sized box,
costing five cents, using a portion of
the boards from a similar box for
the Stats and roof. Fig shows
front view of a completed coop; e
is three or four-inch strip, laid
on edge across center of box and
nailed. Roof boards, o., are nailed
to this and to the ends of box, pro-
jecting about two inches all around.
Tarred paper held by strips of lath,
or lath alone, over the cracks, finish
the roof. Small hinges of metal or
leather and a wooden button hold
the door.
For combined coop and yard
use larger box, open in front, with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
A FABLE FROM SULU.
Is Quite Popular Among Our
Philippine Friends.

The Cat and the Tiger were once
on very good terms. They consid-
cred themselves members of the
same family, and, whenever any dis
putes arose among the animals, they
were both found vigorously support
ing the others cause. They were
often to be seen roaming about the
country together, and they frequent
ly did each other great services, the
Tiger by his superior strength, and
the Cat by his most nimble wit.
Although, for the most part, fast
friends, the Tiger, when they were by
themselves would often harass the
Cat by his conceited speeches.
You may be very well for small
game" he would say, striding up and
down, and lashing his tail to and fro,
but you must know that you are but
small and very plain edition of me.
1 can easily bring down a deer, and
1 have even put the great Elephant
TO flight. Look how my beautiful
stripes flash in the sun. Are you not
proud of belonging to my family?"
To this the Cat said nothing, but
closed his eyes, and unused that the
time would come again, as it had fire.
quently in the past, when he would
be able to even the score.
Now it is well known that, though
the Tiger can easily climb up a tree,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
Mr.. GRUM Ply.

Did you ever meet with person queer,
Whose manners are most unplsasing?
IN each of his eyes there hides tear,
4 I wonder it isn't freezingi
For he looks 20 cross and he looks so cold
And he carries his shoulders humpy;
ana think v5u hardly need to be told
That his name is Mr. Grumpy
One meets with him. I'm sorry to say,
Much oftener than is pleasant;
l thought l caught sight of him here to-day,
Let's hope that he isn't present!
He has rosy cheeks, he is small ard fat,
In fact, you might call him dumpy;
Ano he takes no notice of child or cat
Cantankerous Mister Grumpy,
He sometimes comes in the midst of play,
And sometimes when toys get broken;
And frequently he has come to stay
Because Of some chance word spoken;
If the bread and milk has a taste Of burn,
Or if the porridge is lumpy,
He is here again, ere you well can turn
Disconsolate Mister Grumpy
Now let me tell you that grumpy folk
Grow up most ugly and horrid;
With poutlng lips and with head a-poke,
Anc wrinkly frown on the forehead.
They never are big, and fine and tall,
But little, and thin, and stumpy;
So tell him, the next time he pays a call:
"Begone with you, Mr.. Grumpy"
M. c. ellington, in CasselTs Little Folks
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-06-26
AMONG THE POULTRY,

A wet, chilled chick is a sorry-look-
ing object and money loser for its
owner.
The good summer layer is the good
winter layer when the conditions can
be controlled.
Give the little chicks clover sweep
ings as scratching material and see
how they will enjoy it.
There is pretty sure method of Sc
curing winter layers, adopted by 1nany
progressive poultry raisers; it is to
raise early chicks. The pullets Of
these early broods, if of egg producing
strains or breeds, will be sure to com
mence laying in the fall season, and if
well fed and properly housed make
winter layers that can be relied upon.
Farmers Voice.