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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Nus oea 0eridJtsbOiem.


Sobn 9. Sparts muBte Dor &idter
2eatbers eriteinsn, nm ii9 eesen Die
9lntlase. einen ri9terli6en 8efe6l miB=
adtet su baben, 5u perartuorten. gr
wuros ihuloig befunoen rnb gu brei
Sasen @efdnsniB perurtheilt. Die
Grau oes Sparts bate por einiger s3eit
Die S9eioung bon ibrem Wanne bepil=
list erbulten II. 81 slei6er 3eit mar ibr
oieObbut iiber ben oergbe entipruhenen
Sunsen suseiprOaen tpOrben. gii9ts
oeltomeniger mar er on einem Sage in
Der leBten Wo6e in Der WObnung
ieiner sei9ieoenen 6rau erf9ienen, als
bieielbe geraoe abpeisno mar uno bate
leinen Sobn entfiibrt.
@ine befdeibene g 6aben=
er aBflage.
Sor &i6ter 2eatbers tpuroe iiber Die
S4aoeneriabtlase psrbanbelt. tpel6e
S. WeBsl sesen Die Strabenbabn=Se=
ieaI4aft einaerei6t bat. gr berlan9t
nur einige huuoert Dollars.
6ef9ieoen.
&i1ter 9tllen betpilligte Der 6rar
Serne Melinbp Die Saeioung bon If:
rem 8attsn Warren uno erlaubte ibr,
ibren Mdo6ennamen 9eaOsg tuieoer
fiibrsn 5u oiirfen.
& 0 m m t m I einem blauer
Nuge babo n.
SIM @riminal9eridt iollte beute boz
elmer SURF &apmDuo 8arroius prosei-
lirt tperben. SerIelbe mar aneetlaot
oem &eatsanpalt Wm. goilon ein'
erbeblide 8eloiumme unteridlaeen 81
baben. Sa Der 2eBtere jebo9 nidt al:
3suse auftreten uOlts, 10 murbs Del
Sal auf unbeitimmte 3eit beri9oben
Heue g S9eibungsflase.
Georgia 9lnna Sapes bertlaste ibrer
8atten geter auf Sdeiouns. Si
eiebt als Griinbe Yfi6tperna9ldif
suns uno b0suilligss Yerlaiien an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Mus Semti9ea Sereinen.

Sn Der gut beiudten @ei6dftsber=
iammluns bes vG Ser
eins", Die am Sonntag in Der Ger
mania.Salle itattfano, wuroe Elm neues
Wiitslieo aufsenommen; auBerbem nur
laufenoe SeIddfte erleoigt.
Ser Ser m nm 6 r q n e NJ
u n t.8srein" bielt geltern unter
reser Yetbeilisuns feline 0aonatsper=
iammlung in Der @olumbia=Sa0e ab.
@s famen nur 3outine=Gei6afte CUR
Grleoigung.
InldBlib oes aeitrisen peter= uno
Yaul=Sages i6lpB fid an Die @ei6dfts=
beriammluns cine bubble tleine Seier
an, inbem Die Serren peter Sammerle
unb Yaul S9lubeder ibren Namens=
tag feitli6 besinsen. gs berrihte e;ns
isbr ssmiitbl!9e Stimmuns uno auf
bas @obl Der beieen Serren ipurbs
mandes @las seleert.
Ser rpreuBen Il nt.=Yerein"
erleoiste in ieiner seitrisen MOnats=
periammlune, bic in Der Columbia
9aae abeebalten tpuroe, nur &outine=
8efhdfte. Yor Der 8eriammluns bat=
ten Die 8eamten bes 8ereins ibrem am
9onnerias beriforbenen Mlitslieo
Senrp Bronitrup, Der auf Dem 2utbe=
riiden GriebbOfe beiseiebt muroe, Die
leBte @bre ertuieien.
Snnerbalb Der lebten 3tuei Wonats
bat Der preuBen=Yerein nod brei tpei=
tere Mitglieoer ourd Den SOB perloren;
5enrp 9eebe, @ilbelm 2lint unb Su=
Illus 2eoig.
Sn allen oisien 6dllen ipurben Der
Sinterbliebenen sS5 Sterbeseloer be.
wiaigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Snbianapplts, Snb., Wpntas, 80. Sum- 1902

6islo Die 6eftreOs uno Die 8ereinisten
Sdnser bon Cincinnati bra9ten meb=
rere 2ieber gum 8Ortras.
Ser gbrensait Oes seitrigen Sop=
pelfefes mar Der sreiie Surner Wil-
belm Yfdnber aus Stem lllm, Minn.
elmer Der 8riinber per Neiuporter
Surngemeinoe uno nit Der dlteite
Surner in ben Ser. Staaten. Serr
Yfdnoer, Der trob ieiner rs Sabre iid
nod elmer ieltenen 9taiiisfeit erfrellt,
mar eisens gum gbrentase Del
gtewbort Surn9emeinoe bon Seem lllm
getommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Senfatipneller 0orfall in
elmer 6irhe.

Seranton, pa. 80. SUM-. giner
Der ieniatiOnellfen Yorfdle in @erbin=
buns NIT Dem Streit ereisnete li9 se=
fern tpdbrenb Der @ormittags=Wele
in Der St.patrid's Stride in Olnpbant.
gu beren Mitsliebern eeb0rt aud bas
Siifrictsmitalieo Stepban 3eap.
9erielbe ifanb bor Der Stride, aIs er
bemertte, oaB Elm 9ii1tunionmann
Namens 8eattp biefelbe betrat. Gofort
sins er In cos Gottesbaus unb
foroerte ale unionleute auf bic
Stride 5l DerlaiIen, um niht nit
Dem rSeab" 9emeini9aftli9 an Dem
Gottesoienif tbeil3unebmen. Ser Mnf=
fcroerung wurbe ieitens Der Unions
2eute bereitwillisit GOlge seleiftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Gin erfolsrsi6er 9iitaa,ritt.

gm. Senrp Sacobs, uo6nbaft on
Der 81. pennfDlbania Str. $50. 1925,
tuelher am 4. Suni bon Gbepenne
Weas aus auf einem Siio=@alifOrni=
idem ponb sinen Siifan5ritt antrat,
1T aefsrn gia6nlittas ibon bier einse=
trofen uno bat oanit cine Wette bon
1000 Dollars setponnen. Gr bat cine
Strefs BON ilber 1000 Meilen Our9<
quert uno leste fait an ieoem Sage
naheSu 60 Nsilen suriid. 3wei wea=
li6e Yferbebdnoler bat.en nit ibm
setpettet, oaB er mebr als oreibig Sage
CUR 3uriidlesuns Der Sour sebranden
tuiiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Glue la@enae Gr6im.

6rau Glma 6. Bell, Snbaberin elmer
Wooewaarsn6anolung an Der 81. Mr=
ienal Nbe. No. 1917 bat aug 8ing=
bamton, q. o., Die gfadridt erbalten,
baB bort ibr Obeim, tpeldsr elm gin=
iieolerleben fiibrte, selforben lit. Sein
Seiioment 1T befdtist unb iie iit ais
cine Der gsbinnen i'm prObaissridt an.
erfannt tporben. Ser NadlaB belduft
fi9 aui iiber 100000 9luf mie bod
fi9 Der 9lntbsil Der Grau gea bslduft
tpsib lie ieibit nod nibt, bod uiro Elm
groden bon s25, 900 immerbin fir iie
abfa0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Cine noble Tirma.

Gebr riidii6tsboa sesen lire glnes=
ftellten 6anoelt Die befannte 6iefige
sSirma 8. g. Nnres & So. gfi9t
nur, oaB lie benielben Sen Samfas Su
einem balben 6eiertaee seiialten, inbem
ibre @eiddftsitunoen an bieiem Sage
um 1890 Mittass enben, miro fie aud
tudbreno Der beiben SDmmertase ibr
gtabliiIement tdsli9 um 5 llbr Ha9=
mittaes f6lieBen. @abrfdeinli6 uer=
oen nod anbere Sirmen oieies lObens=
tuert6e geiipiel na6abmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Ser @bite &iber bsoeuteno &C.
ftissen.
Sod ME suppr bat er eine iol9e 06be err
fIommen

Ser White &iper itano beute Wtit=
tas 9 JuB 6 2Dll iibsr Der nisbrisen
Waiiermarfe unb er ities nod beitdn=
big um brei 3oa Die Stunbe. 8is
gum Nbeno nod miro elm meiteres
rapibes Steisen eruartet. 9tod ME
Supor bat Der 6luB cine irl6e Sobe
erreidt.
Ser bO9fte biz jebt berSei6net setpe=
fene @tanb mar z Gub 2 3oa iiber
Der nieOrisen Wa1ermarfe. Sieies
mar am 5. Gebruar 1888. Ser GluB
bat pieIe Sauierbe bon 9edern iiber=
l6wemmt unb bebeutenoen Sdaoen
anseri6tet.
Son Samifag Morgen bis MOntag
Morgen 8 nbr finb in Snoianapolis
3 LIB 3ol &ssen sefallsn.
Sn Der Staot ielbit bat Der Glub
mod feinen S9aben anseri9tet. San
@reet uno POgue's Stun iino ebenfa0s
beoeuteno ssitiesen. jebo9 iit ni6t gu
befiiraten, oaB Der SsBtere S4aoen
psrrria6en pirb /; benielben perbiiten
i9On ole grOben Midigan Str. unr
9tetplano 9tpe. Nb3uescandle, tpelbe
Die @aRermengen bon posue's Stun
aufnegmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
( @m. @. Sertsrmamm /
Der ausse;ei9nete 5lprift in Sacramento
aus benz 2eben sei9ieoen.

Sn Sacramento, gal., lit 9eitern
Wpreen unier poblbefanntsr Mitbiir-
Ger, Serr gSiliam 8. gertermann,
Sbeilbaber Ger 6loriiten=6irma Sebr.
8ertermann, na6 ldngerem 2eioen
BON Sooe abberufen poroen.
@r begab lib 9lnfang Sanuar nad
@alifOrnien in Der 6oifnuns. bort
Seilrns fir feline fbOn bamafs iebr
eei5wd9te 8eiunobeit gu Tinben, alein
Die SOffnuns ioate ii9 leioer ni9t err
filen.
Ser 9erbli9ene tpuroe am 2. Wtdrs
in SeutI6lano seboren. 6iinfSebn
Sabre ipdter Iieoelte er na9 Columbus,
.. iibsr, wuIeltf er ii9 ie4s Sabre
aufbielt. Sm 6riiblins 1878 etab=
lirte er li6 bier nit ieinem Sruoer
So6n ais 6loriit on Der Slt @aibing=
ton Cir. go. "a. ginige Sabre ipd=
ter puroe oas @eiddft na9 Der Wtaiia=
duietts 9lpe., uOielbit es ii9 nod heute
beTinoet, Derlegt.
Der @eritDrbene mar als Sloriit
cine NutbOriidt in ieinem Ja9e uno
Ttano BEL alien ieinen 8erufscollegen in
ho6em 9lnleben. lin Die in bieliger
Stant absebaltensn Slumenausitel=
lungsn ba. er ii5 piels gerbienite er-
tuorben.
es6m mar es in eriter 2i1ie 81 per=
oanten, ooB in bisIi9er Staot @rpian=
themen=Ius feaungen itattfanoen. 81
mar Elm sifriser Sefiirmorter uno GOr=
oerer Der i'm 6ebruar big. Ss. i'm
Seutlden Sauie ab3ebaltenen gtelten=
9lusfeaung. Gr mar eirer Der orei
8runoer bes Snoiana 6loriiten=@lub,
in wel9em er I'M 9eufe Der Sabre oer=
ihieoens g9rendnlter befleioete. 81
trar ferner Wlitslieb Der vMmerifani.
ihen 9islteasii9ter. .gereillisuns", II
tuelder er nod i'm ieb.en Sabre bus
Yrdioium fiibrte. Ses ferneren mai
er Ntitslieo Der Seottiib &ite 6reimaus
rer, oes Commercial Clubs, be:
SeutI6en Sauies, bes llna6bdnsiser
Surnoereins, bes Mdnner9prs unb be:
pionier 8ereins. Sn Golge ieinel
bortreffli6en Sersens uno Character
giseni6aften bate er ii6 einen GROCER
&reis bon 6reunben erworben, tuel9
Iein 9lblsbsn aufri9tis betrauern.
Der 9abinsei6ieoene mar unOerhei
rdtbet uno wobute i'm Saule ieine
G6weiter 6rau Gertrude pfefermanl
on Der 8. 19. Str. Die 2ei9e mir
entpeber am 6reitas abeno Deer an
Samftag Sormittag bier eintreffen
Sas 9si9enbegdnsniB iuirb bonn Saui
ieines Sruoer's, bes Serrn SObl
8ertermann, .. Waibinston Str
go. 3010 aus itattfirtben. Weitsr
8sitimmunaen iiber oasielbe ueroen il
ben ndditen Sasen getrOffsn tperberl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30

Weit Der preisDertbeiluns bate bas
8s3irfsturnfeif iein gnbe erreiht.
0as gploene Subildum Der 9teupor=
ter Surnsemeinoe seitaltete lid gu elmer
groBartieen Nffaire. gu berielben tpa=
rem 3ablrei6e Greunoe aus SbiO uno
Snbiana einsetrofen. @ol. q. 80.
gislion, uiapor Der Stabt Nemport,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
8roBbritanniem.

Oes 6 &Onig's 8 gefinben 9 u t.
2onoOn, 80. SUM. Sas beuts
0Drmittas um 10 l16r am 8ufing=
bam Yalaif angeiGlasene Bulletin lau=
tete Seine Wajeifdt bat gut ssidla=
fen. Die 8ebanoluns unb oas Ier=
binosn Der @unbe peruriabt ibm biels
Sdmersen, aber es linb fe;ne fdlimmt
Spmptome bemerluar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Bon elmer straBembabm Gar
setrofem.

Ser in groao &ipple tpobnenbe gau=
i9rsiner MariDn WbiteIell murbe on
Der Gde Der 19. Ctr. uno Central Mbe.
bon elmer noropdrts fabrenoen Stra=
Benbabn=Gar setroffen uno erbeblid
am &oefe.uno ben 9iiften berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30

Mlbanp. q. g., 80. SUM-. gs
wiro beri9tet, oaB gr=prdfioent Glsps=
lamb benz gr=8unoes= SENATOR Sia ber=
ipro6en bat, i'm Staate 9letu Yorf
ud1renO Der Wablcampasue gu reosn.
@s uirb erwartet, oaB er auf Die bsf=
tisen NnsfdQe, tpel9e grpan uno 9p.
Watterfon auf i'm sema4t babsr. er=
ribern ipiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
No. 265.
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.


g urn d aben in 2amrenee
County.
Deb oro. BON i9meren Gtiir=
men unb 6etuittern lit in Der Sonntae
Nadt 2aprence @ountp beimeeiu1t
tuoroen. Sieielben baben beoeutenbsn
S6aoen auf ben 6eloern, in ben Sbf=
sdrteu uno 6eb0lsen anseridtst. Ser
6lub uno bic SG6e lino iiber ibre
lfer getreteu uno bdben Sauienbe bon
Gefern iiberidpemmt. Selepbon- unb
5elesrapben=g =gfoiten tpurbsn in GROCER
3abl umsepebt. Sn Der electrii9en
getriebsftation tuuroe erbebli9er S9a=
ben angeridtet.
q d bem 8enufie bOn
Siibnerf alat erfrantt.
Sort % aDne. SRI. 8eiilt {
Golerid peranitaltete 81 @brsn Ginger
bel ibr 81 Seiu9 peilenben Jreunbin=
men einen 2un9eon. @inen She'll oes
Wtenus bilbete Siibnerialat. Gdmmt=
libe jnnge Samen, tpelhe babon ge=
nOlien batten, ertranften ipdter in be-
bentli9er @eiie. Wie Die Ner3te cDn=
ftatirteil, seieten iie idmmtlih SDmp=
tome bon ptOmaire=Sersif
80 brf9einli6 W r b.
Nt # in sbille. = 3wii6en
Dem auf Der 6arm bon &Dbert Marwea
beiddftieten Nrbeiter Sames Spens
uno bem auf Der 6arm bon Oscar
9art tbdtisen 9lr6er Waoe berri6te
l6On ieit seraumer 3eit tein sutes gin=
bernebnten. oa Spens feline 6rau be-
l6uloigte, Dem @aoe ibre 8unit ;uge=
menbet gu ba5en.
6efern Nbeno begab Der 9eBtere ii9
nad Der @obnuns bes Swsns, rief ibn
beraus unb iObalo oerielbe auf benSof
eri6ien, feuerte er einen S4uB auf
Omens ab. Die Gueel brans in Die
linte Sruit elm, cine sefdbrli6, Wunbe
beruriadeno. @abe enisos fih isiner
8erbaftung bur9 Die 6lu9t.
$ ii fe iir bic pom Sturme
beimseiu9ten 6armer.
8reenfielo. WfapOr SObn 5.
gsan bat auf beute Nbenb cine Waiien=
Oeriammluns bon @ei9dftsleuten uno
, 8ursern einberufen, in melder Mittel
E unb @eee ergrifen peroen follen, um
ben Sarmern in Sancof Gountp,
tpel6e burd ben Sornabo nabe;I on
ben getteltab sefommsn iinb, that
frdftis gu belfen.
gBe9en gru1s zines Sei=
: rathsberfpre9ens ber=
tlaet.
Waba 8. SRI. 9lnna gramer
bat peter .. Suartiel pesen Sruas
zines 9eiratbsperipre9ens auf 3ahlnns
bon $4,000 S9abeneriayt bertlagt.
sic bebaupte., oaB er i'm Mdrs 1899,
na6oem er ibr ldnsere 3eit Die Gour
gei6nitten bate, Die Gbe perIprad.
Sie 9odseit iollte am Santiagunes=
tag itattfinben. Wenige Sage porbsr
absr Deridwanb er. I'm Weibna9ten=
+ ten eri6ien er uioerum auf Der 8ilo=
fl16e nno er erneuerte feline getper=
bungen um ibre Sano. Der Sag Der
So6seit mn: zoe bieies Mal auf Sitern
IfefseieBt. Naein aud bieies Wial
tdui6te er fie uno als iie ibn an iein
{ 8erlpre6en erinnerte, ertpioerte er,
: uenn iie in iol6er gile pdre su
: beiratben, 10 fOllte iie iib sinen anos=
: rem Mann fu6en. Ssitbsm Ssiste er
: ibr Die talte Sdulter.
{ 8eim 8aben ertrunten.
Safapet te. Sermann @regorp,
Der 17=ldbri9e aboptirte Gobn bon
" SObias 8eB tuuroe, ipdbrenb er i'm
gBea Greef baoets, bon 6rdmpfsn be-
fallen unb ertrant, ehe ibm Siilfe gu
She'll tperoen fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Die sObne oer strabenbabn:
9lmgeiteatem erbObt.

Sie StraBenbabn=@ =@slellI9aft bat Die
20bne ibrer MDfDrleute uno @pnbuc=
teure Gm 8ansen etua 400 Wann) um
| Sent per Stunoe srb6bt. Ser 8e=
iellidaft ertpd6it babur6 cine Mebr=
aussabe bon $4,000 per Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
8eim 8aoen ertrunten.

ga apette. Sermann 8regorp,
Der 17=jdbriee aboptirte Gobn bon
Sobias 8eB tuuroe, pdbrenb er i'm
Wea Greef baoete, bon Grampfen be-
fallen uno ertrant, ebe ibnl Siilfe 3u
She'll peroen tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30

W Rau9t Gitp Seal Sc @isarren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-30
Die Gomntg=St Stemerrebiiioms=
@ebSrSe

iebte fOlgenbe Steuerwertbe feit:
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-01
Delightful Reception.

One Of the most delightful social
functions in Lexington so far this
winter was the reception given Sat-
urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Sitter at their pretty home on Frank.
lin avenue, which was enjoyed by
fifty Of the friends of this estimable
couple. The home of the host and
hostess was artistlcally decorated
with palms and carnations and most
inviting supper was served. Roses
aud carnatlon pinks we're presented
to the guests.
The occasion was the anniversary
of the twentieth year Of married life
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Steir, but this fact.
as they thought, had been carefully
concealed from their friends. 1t be-
came known, however, through other
sources aud the pleasant surprise OF
Mr.. and Mrs. StieY can be Imagined
when they were presented with a
number Of pieces OF beautifully hand
painted china ware,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-01
Opera House Surprlsps.

The Ward and Wade minstrel drew
a good sized crowd to the opera house
Saturday night and gave a show that
pleased all who were In attendance
A pleasant feature Of the evening s
entertainment was surprise that
was sprung on one of the prOprietors
Of the minstrel show, who at one
time resided in Lexington and has
many friends here. During a brief 10.
termissiou, Mr.. Ward, speaking for
several OF Mr.. Wade's Lexington
friends, presented his partner with a
valuable package of gents furnishings,
consisting of half dozel silk hand.
kerchiefs, a dozen ties, pair Of kid
gloves aud an elegant scarf. 1t had
been originally Intended to present
Mr. Wade with a valuable watch
chain, but the discovery was made
that he was not partial to that kind
.of jewelry.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Wards
brief talk Mr. Wade was so moved
that he could not respond
Ward and Wade travel in their own
car aud went from Lexington to Hig.
glnsyille
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-01
Home ralent MInsIrel.

on the 18th OF February a home
talent minstrel show viii be given at
the New Grand opera house Of Lex
ingtou for the benefit OF the helpltss
poor Of the city. SOME Of the very
best citizens Of the town are INTEREST
ing themselves in the entertainments
aud the very best Of home talent will
be enlisted. In addition to the fact
that the show will be good Que, the
cause In which II is u be given
charity for the dcserying-s'eMld
guarantee a full house, for che thsN
gtseth 70 the poor lendeth ID the
Lord.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-01
Nearly Frozen.

Charles Allen, stranger, was
brought into Lexington Wednesday
morning nearly frozen. He was taken
to the office Of DR.. Ryland for treat
ment,
Allen was found 10 the woods two
and half miles northeast Of Lexing-
ton by Mack Gale.
He was standing against tree
asleep-probab,y his last sleep on
earth. He was partially aroused aud
told a rambling story Of being chased
BY ghosts while on his way to
Waterloo.
Allen stated that Nc had been out
10 the cold an night having lost bis
way Si|a cars hadly fFozen,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-01
Hereford Cattle Sale.

T. @. Sawyer and Walter B. Wad-
dell went to Kansas City Wednesday
morning to attend t. f. p. Sotham's
sKansas City Krlterlon Sale Of Here
ford Kaitle.
MIR. Sotham is not the only contrib
utor Of fine animals, however. The
pavilidu i well filled with the best
representatives. OF the Hereford breed
the country affords. They are from
Missouri Kansas, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana aud Wisconsin.
Mr Sotham says the sale will be a
pronounced success. There are buyers
present. from Pennsylvania to Wash
lugtou, and from all intermediate
points. Many Of them are men who
have recently embarked Ia the Here
ford breeding business.
MI SothaM gave a bsDQuet to the
breeders at the Midlar0 hotel Tues.
DAY Night. over 400 covers usfc
laid Mr. sotham ptesIdeal and !
number otspeeenes we're made
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circumstances said that he favored
municipal ownership.

circumstances said that he favored
municipal ownership.
DR.. Bartens had analyzed the water
and said that 1t is surely injurious to
health, producing diseased kidneys.
Talks were made by Judge Richard
Field, Judge John E. Burden, E. N.
Taubman, Geo. Wilson, Judge John
Welborn, Prof. 2. NJ. Williams, Fl c.
Wallace and others, from which the
assembled citizens learned, II they did
NIT already know, that the water
company is openly and momentarIly
violating its contract with the city,
and the plant, being mortgaged for
more than 1t is worth, the company,
as Judge Field stated it, sis law
proofs" The charter Of the company
especially provides that water shall
be taken direct from the river, which
all know is not done.
Judge Welborn's remedy for the
existing evil, submitted to the meet
ing, was to cut off the pay Of the
water company unless it Immediately
complied with its contract, instruct
the city council to call an election at
which the people may vote on giving
up the present charter and organizing
under the state laws as a city Of the
third class, with the view to issuing
bonds 10 the sum Of s75, 900 for the
purpose Of putting in a municipal
plant.
There was some objection to mixing
the question Of charter abandonment
with the present effort to secure good
water for Lexington, Judge Field
assuring the citizens that bonds could
be issued under the present charter
Instead of acting hastily and with
out due consideration Prof. Wiliam'
suggested that the chair appoint z
committee of ten, composed of lead
ing lawyers and citizens to 60 ovel
the situation and report to another
mass meeting to be held at the couri
house next Thursday night. This plar
was adopted and the following com
mittee was named
Prof. Williams, Prof. White, Col
Sellers, Judge John Welborn, John E
Burden, Judge Richard Field, E. NJ
Taubman, Jesse Crenshaw, Oswald
Winkler, Louis Gratz.
At the suggestion Of Judge Field
and on motion of Judge Hale, W. Fl
Chles was added to the committee
This committee will hold a meet
ing at the office Of Judge John Wei
born Monday evening.
During the progress Of the meet
ing a vote was taken and not MAJ
stood up for the arbitrary methods O
the present water company.
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they had taken the precaution to soak
the bales in the Missouri. The attack
was urged with new vigor and during
the forenoon the outer breastworks
were taken by charge. The whole
line was broken and the enemy rushed
in upon US.
captain Fitzgerald, whom l had
known in my younger days and whom
we called by the familiar name of
'Saxy' was then ordered to oppose his
company to the assallants. AS / gave
the order, 'Saxy go in, the gallant
fellow at the head of Company l, with
a wild yell rushed upon the enemy.
The firing suddenly ceased and when
the smoke arose from the field / saw
the Michigan company under its gal
liant commander, Captain McDermott,
also charging the enemy and driving
them back.
"Many Of our good fellows were
lying dead, our cartridges had failed
and 1t was evident the fight would
soon cease. 1t was now 3o'clock, and
all Of sudden an orderly came saying
that the enemy had sent in a flag Of
truce With the flag came the follow.
ing note from General Price: Colonel,
what has caused the cessation of the
fght9'
81 returned it with the following
message written on the back:
~ hardly know, unless you have
surrendered. He took pains tC
assure me that was not the case.
learned soon after that our Home
guard had hoisted the white flag. The
lieutenant who had hoisted the flag
was threatened with instant deatt
unless he hauled it down. At that
one Of the officers exclaimed: This Il
butchery
"The conviction became genera
and a council Of war was held. Tht
place was given up and the enemy
came pouring in. We were placed il
file and led through the streets Of
Lexington. AS we passed the ladiei
came from the houses and ieered us
We (the ofiicers) were taken to a hote
with no proprietor and no rations
After we had boarded there for som,
time we started for the land o
| Dixie. ("
Thus ends Colonel Mulligan's story
When he and his field officers Offered
up their swords, General Price SAID
"You gentlemen have fought so brave
" it would be wrong to deprive yoJ
Of your swords. Keep Them"
After his exchange Mulligan re
turned to service in the Shenandoah
Valley. He fell at Kernstown will
three mortal wounds. Some Of hi
officers attempted to carry him from
the field, but hestopped them, saying
clay me down and save the flag.
After obeying his command they re
turned and carried him to the surgeon