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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07

they may be of interest to your read
ers.
A party for the little folks at the
home of Mrs. Peatross and another at
Mrs. Shannafet's, with a Christmas
dance and New Years ditto makes up
the holiday festivities so far as they
have come to the notice of your cor
respondent.
Will Shaw had q narrow escape from
death the other day. Coming out of the
mountains on the hurricane deck of a
big pine log, the whole thing capsized
and the log came down on the hurricane
deck of Mr.. Shaw. Fortunately there
were several feet of snow where the two
exchanged places and Will escaped with
a few bruises and lameness that pre-
vented him from dancing more than a
few times at the New aear's ball.
The Christmas entertainment and
tree arranged by Teacher Miss Maud
Ferguson and the pupils of the public
school proved a great success and were
enjoyed by young and old alike. The
hall was beautifully decorated, and Jas.
Eglin capped the climax in the role of
"Old Santa" The parents and young
men seemed so pleased that the teacher
seized the occasion to tap their pockets
for funds sufficient to complete the pur-
chase of an organ for the school.
A most unique affair was the dinner
party given at the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Marks of the Ahtan-
UNI. Among the invited guests were
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Banning and Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
nafelt and daughter Bernice. The
special feature was the pretty little tree
that graced the center of the table in
the dining hall. After the feast, to
which all did ample justice, each guest
was invited to follow the ribbon leading
from his or her plate into the hidden re-
cessses of the tree, where was concealed
the Christmas presents. These proved
a pleasant surprise to all, and only lack
of space prevents their enumeration.
The afternoon was passed in an informal
way with music and an inspection of the
many wonderful and curious things
which Mrs. Marks has gathered from
sea and land. Mrs. Marks is splendid
entertainer and takes great delight in
arranging these little surprises for her
friends.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
SUNNYSIDE.

Miss Minnie Reed is home after an alb
sence of six months.
w. B. Cloud made a business trip to
Seattle Wednesday.
l. d. Boutell is in the east on bust
ness.
Mrs A. d. Cafferty, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is better at this writing.
The Misses Alexandria and Mathison
came home from Ellensburg for Christ
mas vacation.
Bev. T. G. Steele and J. C. Sanger en-
tertained very charmingly at the latter 5
elegant apartments over the bank on
Monday evening. Crokinole was the
game of amusement. Fruit was served
during the evening.
Misses A. F. Sloan and A. c. Turner
of North Yakima were Sunnyside Wis
itors on Friday.
The dinner and meeting of the Fed
Grated church on New Years was well
attended and fine dinner was managed
by Mrs. John Laird, Mrs. Kerry, Mrs.
j. r. Harvey and Mrs. s. 7. Woodin.
ii. NJ. Lichty was marshal of the day
and, as usual, kept good order. About
$50 We're III attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reed returned
from California on Wednesday.
Claude Briggs the piano man OF North
Yakima came down Saturday to be here
at the opening of the new music store.
J. B. George spent Saturday in North
Yakima.
Mr.. Vandiline is building an addition
to his house and making other improve
ments on his ranch south OF town.
John Nandilline came home to spend
the holidays with his parents.
The opening of the new music store of
Yoder x Ward occurred on Saturday
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
New MANAGEMENT.

Having purchased the Her bakery and
restaurant, we wish to inform the pub
lie and our friends throughout the coun-
ty that we propose to conduct an eating
house that will be second to none in the
county. We propose to renovate and
decorate the whole place and make it
as clean and neat as possible and serve
meals in first-class style. We invite
you to give us a call and see what we
can give you in the way of meal for 25c.
Our bakery will be in charge OF an ex-
perienced baker and the pies, cakes and
all pastries will bear the test for their
eating qualities. We will also continue
to carry a nice line OF confectionery,
cigars and fruits in their seasons. The
place will be under the management of
Mrs. Nandermark. We solicit your
trade, believing we can satisfy you.
NANDERMARK 4 ANDERSON.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
SCHOOL SECTION.

Misses Bessie and Emma Rock are
suffering from tonsolitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hoffman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Fellows and Mrs. Frank
Fellows and mother at dinner New
Years day.
Miss jamie Young has returned to her
studies at the state normal at Ellens-
burg after spending the holidays with
her parents.
Harry Jacobs and Willie Forbis gave
bob-sled party on Saturday evening.
Eighteen young people took advantage
OF their invitation to enjoy the sleighing
and royal time was had.
\ surprise party was given to Misses
Alta and Bessie Highly on Saturday
evening last at their home by their
school mates. Games, taffy and lunch
were the features of the evening
Mrs. Lucinda Palmer, wife OF George
Palmer, died on December 30 OF heart
failure, the funeral occurring on New
Years day. Mrs. Palmer was born in
Wasco county, Oregon, - years ago,
and came % this section two years ago,
with her husband and family.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07

Mayhem and Shumate argued for Social
ism, while Messrs. Woodcock, Smith,
Merritt and Gillette sustained the mega
tive.
\ watch meeting was held in connec-
ton with the annual church meeting on
New Years eve.
The total enrolment of the Academy
is SO, larger attendance than there has
ever been at one time.
Fifteen bibles were given out by the
Sunday school last Sunday as a reward
for faithful attendance during the past
year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
NAPATO (Simcoe).

Mr. Crooks was down from Roslyn on
business this week
p. n. Campbell was here Friday to
haul a load OF household goods for Mr..
Ledwich, who has bought a home in
Yakima City.
The depot was closed Friday greatly
to the detriment and disappointment Of
the people.
Mr.. Melvin has gone to Spokane. We
are sorry to lose him.
Mr. Lawrence's family entertained a
number of friends at their home Tues
day with their New Years present, an
organ.
The Simcoe school was delighted with
their visitor, Supt. Dickey, ON Friday.
He gave us practical talk and encour-
aged us III our work.
Lloyd Towne was the guest of friends
this week.
Passenger No. suddenly stopped a
shot distance below the station Satur-
day afternoon about 2 o'clock, the en-
CINE having broken down. Another
was sent up from Pasco and the train
went ahead at 5 o'clock. The streets
and avenues of Simcoe were crowded
with the passengers.
We are sorry to learn of the illness of
W +. Bonds family at Yakima City.
Mrs. Ostrander has been sick during
the past week.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07

For Sale.-20-acre improved ranch
near town. Inquire at 304 North Third
street. 5l-tf
NoTIcE.-J. o. Neil is hereby notified
to call at West Avenue hotel and get
valise or same will be sold.-Mrs. ].
Hess, proprietress. 52-3t
"She calls that her football coat"
"Why?" Because it has full back. :"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
Mail Service Twice a Week.

A communication received from the
Nile postofiice requests THE HERALD to
publish the fact that instead of one trip
a week from North Yakima to the Nile
there will be two trips-Mondays and
FRIDAYS.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07

W. L. Thompson has returned from
his trip to Sound points.
Myrtle Williams has gone to Seattle
to remain with her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Canes, during the winter.
Beulah Sawyer spent Sunday with
friends and relatives at Springdale.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
TANPlCO.

throughout the county is certainly in
happenings at this place. Therefore
these items are offered in the hope that
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
PARKER.

There was dance at Frank Suttle's
Saturday night
Drew Chidister returned to Tacoma
sunday after spending New Years with
friends here
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07
PROMPTEESS

is a virtue not to be shifted at Meat
dealers should be prompt and live up to
their promises in the matter of delivery
We endeavor to do this. Hence, if you
order your Roast, Boil or Sausage of us
you will have it at your home when
wanted. Give us a call, or telephone
70l.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Sabrgang 81.
@infads glniflarnns oes Snbaa=
0ebeimniiies.
Der CUTE Rann mar Der 8eiiber zines rie'
iisen @ffen.

Sas Ge6eimniB, tpel9es ben Sail
oes 8runoeigentbum=Watlers @harles
@. Supal umgab, iit bon ben Setec=
tibs Colbert uno 0auier aufgetlGrt
tporoen.
SieIelben baben auseefunben, baB
Der Wann am Greitas Ha4mittag um
5 u6r nit einem Ssremoen in bic g8irtb=
i4aft Oes Cur, II .. Wartet Str. lam.
Sieielben tranten perI9iebene slider
gBein. ga6osm Der 6remoe fOrtge=
san9en mar, 3e9te Supaa nod tpeiter,
big er einsn eeb0rissn affen bate.
gr turteIte na6 bem i'm Sinter3im-
mer befinoliden SOpba, liel auf bass
ielbe nieoer uno lag oann .iteif tpie
elm geienltisl", pie iener beriibmte
Galt i'm S9waraen @alliib 3u asca'
Ion. Sin iunger ar3t, wel4er our
3eit nod ituoirt, bate Johann eine
SiagnOie auf gersiftuns absegeben
uno Die Gamilie bate ipdter, ME e:
idieu, ui9ts oasesen. Supaa er.
na6te erf am nddfen Sage aus lei
mem &anonenraui9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Gins Sei,nnss=Anlase, wslds
ibren 3msd berfeblte.

Die 8epo6ner Der Sduier, tpelde
n0rbli6 bOn Der 16. StraBe uno peit-
lid bon Der alabama Strabe bslesen,
Die, mas Seisung anbetrifft, bon Der
YSOme 6eatina & 2isbtnins Co." ab=
bdn9ig iino, Oerlebten sinen b66f I'M.
gemiitbli6sn Sonntag. Sn mebreren
Sauptr6bren Der Seisunssanlasen ua=
rem Bride entitanoen uno in GOlse
oeheu mar Die Seieaidaft ni9t i'm
Stanoe i6ren 9unben 1eiauns gu lie
fern. @rit bsute gormitta9 mar Der
S9aoen aus9ebehert.
Sn mebrsren &ir6en, tpsl6e eben=
falls BON Der @eieaidaft sebeist tper=
ben, muBte Der @ottesoienit ausfallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
6antise S9lmBabrednnns oss
8altimorer Sanserfefes.

Die 8altimorer Sdneerfeit @siea=
I9aft unterbreitets in elmer SiBun9 Der
y vgersinistsn Sdnaer bon Baltimore"
einen Sinan3beridt iiber bas i'm Suni
absebaltsns Sdnserfeit bes vIOro6f.
liden Sdn9erbunoes", uno 3u9lei6
unterbreitste Geit-prdfioent 2eupOlo D.
Wieman feline &sfanation als Sdrser'
feif. Yrdfioent.
gfad Dem in tur3em Nussuse unter=
breiteten Sinan3beri9te beliefen fia Die
&sin @innnbmen auf $47. 1852. 26,
uuo stpar tpie folst: Greipillige Bei=
fridge $13, ,906.05, aOpfiteuer BON ben
Sdnqern 1860, 9on3erte SO. 432. 20,
osrtaufts Mulitalisn s2153.45, ueber.
iduB bon Sef-prosramms s3802.73,
llsberiduB bonn 93icnic $2637 II,
lleberiduB bonn @9anttii6e in Der
@affenballe s349 go. psrtaufte Stubls
$1701 uno erbaltene Mietbs 800.
Die seiammtsn @ussaben bsliefsn
f9 auf s47, 1926, uno swar wie
folst: 4ussabsn in Der Waifenballe
s12, 107.48, prsiie uno Preisridter
$4,294.77, Wuiitalien s2,l53.7l,
Or4eifer unb Soliiisn SIS. 894.85. all
ssmsins aussaben 50, ,662.6O, an3ei.
gen unb Srudiaben etc. SO, 1923 "a
S.fbit bel ben grcurfOnen 1926. go.
Ssfi3it beim 9aiisr preis @on3eri
1902. %, parabe s388.67, Sotel uno
1utsrbaltunsstoitsu $169.64, 3urad.
be3abIte 2Ontributionsn $5,703. 80,
suriidbs3ablts Sopfiteuer an Die galti-
morsrSdnssr s56l, Saldr SO, 4O2. so,
Sonationen 81, ,720 nnb on bic Ser.
sinistsn Sdnser bertpieien s464.78.
an ben rNorb6fliden Sdngerbuno"
bat bic Sdnssrfeft @siellidaft feline
geruillisuns semadt. Inter ben Do
nationen iinb $4,000 fir ben Sdnaer=
f.f.prdIibsnten 6. 8. Wieman. iowit
cine solosne llbr fir $500. cine aiife
gisarrsn fir $40. Elm sOloenes Gb3ei.
den fir isoss Nitslisb Der Sdnserfeit-
8eieQidaft, wslds 3uiammen $3.50
tofeten, iomie eine Sdreibmaidins
uno $500 an bas psrional i'm Bureau
oes Serrn Wieman.' 5erner Grei'
billete fur cine guropareiie oes Seit'
Siriaenten Wslamet uno oes @befs be-
Wuiif-Gomites Stephan Steinmiille,
nnb cine Spssial-S Donation bon 5000
fiir Serrn Welamet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Sin Snhi3Fadtlins lisferts fidl
aus.

etarrenb Dor Grof unb 2Glte uno
9eplast BON 9unser eri4ien i'm @e=
fdnsniB Glapton Sarbp unb lieferte
iia ielbf Dem Sb.riff MeBser aus.
@r iagte, oaB er am 2. December aug
bsm 3udtbauie in @befer entiprunsen
fei uno fi4 na6 ieinem slterli9en
9auie gepanot bate, inbem er sebOift
bate, oaB iein gater i'm nit 8elb=
mitteln unteritiisen treroe. Serielbe
babe Jpn ieoo9 aus bem Sauie setuie=
len uno Ieitoem mar er i'm 2anoe um.
6ergeirrt. Ser Sheriff nabm ibn auf
uno bsna6ri9ti9te Den Warbein bes
3u6t6auies in @beiter, 81. bon bem
Sorfaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
sisser tn Sfat.

giner Der gemttbliaften Stat=Ta6s
mittaee Der Saiion perlebten Die Wen=
sel.&itter geifsrn i'm vSeutiden Saus"
Die Stimmung mar Dortreffli9 unS
Die preiie, wel9e @omite Wtit9lieo
Wm. Springborn angeidaft bate,
resten gum lebbafteiten Wettbeperb an.
go fam es, oaB brei 9erren nit ie lS
geponnenen Spielen um ben erifen
@ie9espreis ransen. Sas 8erednungs'
@omite ertannts ben fOlsenoen Serren
Die palme gu:
L. preis-S. giisle, Is setpOnnene
SpieIe, 483 puntte.
2. preis-S. &aritaot, 6O4 puntte.
8. preis-@obert Seller, S9ippen=
SOlO sssen 5.
4. preis-a. q. @oder, Is &C.
tponnsne Spiele, 424 puntte.
5. preis -g. s. Mpers, $50 pfte.
6. preis-S. W. 3ubn, bO4ftes
Spiel, 96 puntte.
z. preis-Wm. %. &iess, Sournee
sea.n 4, (8reu0
s. preis-8eo. Bauer, Srofpreis.
9. prsis-Greo. 3mider, l Paa,
Sdniirisntel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Snbanapplis, Snb, Wfpntas, IA DECEMBER 1903
9rsi TsHer innerbala peniser
Stun0en.

sSn Der @erffdtte Der SAnsioer
S9muf & Sillilea, tpelte i'm 3. Stod=
pert beg Subbaro 8lod, WaibingtOn
uno Werioian Str. belesen 1T. brad
beute MOrsen furs nad 3 llbr elm
6euer aus. Die Glammen serltDrten
ben 6uBboben uno Der eliibenoe Diem
itdr3te in bic i'm 2. StOfuert. beTinos
li9e Office oss &e6tsanpalts Srant
@abb binab. Mittlerweile mar bic
6euerpebr alarmirt woroen uno bin-
nen penieen 9lugenblidsn tuaren bic
6lammen 9el0i6t. Der Saaoen wiro
f9 auf einise bunbert Dollar belaufen.
Sas i'm erfen Stodpert befinolide
gtablihsmsnt bes eagle Store erIitt
teinen nennenspertben S6aoen.
Sr Solas zines iiberbei3ten Ofens
brad beute 8Ormittag um 8 lbr in
Der 6abrit Der Snopls. @oroial so.
Elm Seuer aus, wslaes i'm Hu groBe
Simeniionen annnbm. Saslelbe ber=
uria6te einen Sdaben bon $4,000,
oapun entfaGsn $500 auf oas @ebduoe
uno s250O auf cas- Waarenlaeer.
@eeen 10 ubr brad beute Wtorgen
in bem 9aben bes Supeliers 6. 8ur-
ton i'm gobn's 8lod, Werioian uno
Waibinston Str. elm 6euer aus; bas=
ielbe wuroe swar i'm &eim eritift, batte
aber nod crbebli9en Sdaben an9eri4-
tet. Ser benadbarte 2aoen oes Spti=
ters @barles W. Conner erlitt, nament-
lid bur9 Wafer, einen betrd6tli6en
S9aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
S@uitter SOB balt rei@e Grnte.

2eonbarbt g 9mib bt, Ober,
wie er all9emein eenannt wurbe. papa
S9miot, 1T geitern MOrgen in Der
Wobnuns ieines SObnes 2eOnbaro,
245t g. Noble Str. pI6blid seitorben.
gr mar i'm Sabre 1926 in SeRsn=
Sarmitaot seboren uno fam i'm glter
BON 35 Sahren nad Snbianapolis,
weldes fortan feline 3tueite 9simatb
wuroe. Nabe su 20 Sabre NOR er in
Der Sdmiot'i9en grauersi tbdtis GEE
meien. gr mar bas lsbte nod lebsnoe
gbarter Wit9lieo beg 8ierbrauer.
nterftiiBunss=8ereins. gr binterldbt
aubsr sinem eroben 9reiie bon Sreun=
ben feds 3inber. wslde bsuts trausrn
an Der 9abre ibres liebebollen 8aters
ifeben.
George Mlbertsmep per,
Sobn bes 0errn 8. Nlbertsmeper, III
seifern in ieiner Wobnuns. go. 1913
prOipect Str., Der tiifiiden S9wino.
iu&t er!esen. gr mar oerbeirutbet uno
binterldbt auber ieiner Wittwe nod Elm
&inb. 1m nd4ften Mittuo9. on
tpel9em Sage ieine fsrbli9sn l1ebers
refte benz S9oobr Der Wutter @roe sur
lebten @ube iiberaeben tperben. uaroe
er ieinen 81. @eburtstag 9efeiert baben,
wenn iein 2ebsnsfaben ni&t 70 frhb
our9i9nitten worben tudre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Ger 0erein b on 8eftbern
btu m in0 er 81 blen=
qrub ben.

Serre Saute Die 9ereinis
aunq bon 8siibsrn bitumin6ier 2pblen-
oruben in Snbiana miro nd4ten
9ienftas absno in bieiiser Staot su-
Tammsntreten. I'm is2 9elsgaten aas
ben feben Siitrieten bon ben Snoiana
aoblenfelSern nit bitumin0ien 9}ros
oueten refp. ben Slodtoblenfeloern su
erpdbln fhr bic an 28. Sanuar in
csnoianapolis ftattfinoenoe Sa5rescon-
psation bon 8rubsnbefBern uno 2obs
lenerdbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Smsisnations=y eriammlmas bon
8irsern.

Sn Sollenbsd's @potbete, 10. Str.
uno YruotHoe 9lbe. fanb sine Der.
iammlung bon girsern ftatt, in tpsl'
der bittere 3laeen iiber ben mittel-
mdbiQsn Strabsnbabns0isnt auf osl
Oft 10. Str. 2inie laut murben. &c
tpurbs bei9loHen, bic Strabsnbabn'
@eieaiaaft aufaufOroern, ben llebeI-
ifdnbsn ab3ubslfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
2 0rao inter Nua.
Der fdIteIte Gag beS @intsrS.
3ero= Wetter in Snoi on o.
bplis.

Ses Wettermannss Prppbeseiun9
sins in grftauns unb 3ero=gSetter
herri6te gefern in SnoianapOlis, tuie
allermdrts, mo- bic bonn Wefen beran-
iaulenoen falten @eaen ii9 einltelten.
nngemiitblid uno aefdbrli9 mar oas
Wanoeln auf ben StraBen unb Seiten=
we9en, Die nit tiidiI9 i9lipfrisen
@istruiten beoeft maren, uno es famen
IN d b lige sale Dor, 9liif=
li9er WeiIe aber ioueit betannt feline
beiOnoers gefdbrli6en. Nm @eniitb.
li6fen mars oabeim, mo Der mdr=
menoe Diem ooer bas prahelnbe 9a=
minfeuer niat mangelten, pdbrenb bic
Irmen uno Qermiten, oenen Naturgas,
SOl5 uno &oblen feblten, sdbnetlap=
perno uno iammernb bes Winters lln=
sema4 iiber ii6 erseben laiisn muB=
ten. @s mar ia Sonntag uno bic
Sureaur Der @obltbdtistsits @eIsG-
idaften uno bes @ountD Nrmenbor=
itebers (Srufees) waren 9eialO6en.
llHo babel tann uns ni9t einmal
fiir beute 2inoerung DerbeiBen D:roen.
Senn pie Der 8oriteber Der bieiigen
gunoss.Wetternarte 9eitern Nadmit=
tag erfldrte, wiro Die bittere talte
Witterung borausIi9tli9 nod beute
anbalten. Sa finoen mobltbdtis se=
iinnte giiraer @ele9enbeit. bic glotb
Der Seoiirftigen su linoern.
@eifern mar iOpeit Der tdltsife Sas
i'm bearigen @inter nno bas Sbermo.
meter Der Sunbes=Wettertparte resi=
ftrirte tassiber fOlsenoe Ssmperatursn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Sin ireier Ssiratbsideim ~ err
lansen.

Sp Nnbetradt, bab am l. Sanuar
elm Sdaltjabr besinnt. bat @ountp
glsrt 9aois iia bsrsit ertldrt, benz
erfen Brautpaare, weldes fi9 am 1.
Sanuar in Der Office bss glsrts Elm.
finoet, um cine Ssiratbslicens 3u er=
lansen, oieielbe unsntseltlid aussu'
itslen; ferner wiro er sinen elesauten,
feincalisrapbirten Seiratbsi9ein gratis
liefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
Np. 81.

gSdbreno bes Sonntags bate ii9
oas 8erii4t berbreitet, bab es fid nm
eine geriaw0runs sebanaelt bat unb
haB elm Jrauensimmsr, rpel9es Der
grmoroeten ipinnefsino mar, in oie=
ielbe pertuidelt iei. gs miro ertpattet,
oaB Die SrObgei9wOrenen am Sienifas
ibren Seri9t einrei9en tpsroen. Sem-
ielben miro allieitig nit fieberbaftsr
Spannuns entsesenseieben.
Sluti9e g 9ld9erel.
ScOttsburg. Snfolee zines
peraweifeIten Samples liegen Die 5eioen
r6auptbelben" in fritii9em 3uitanbe
oarnieoer, wdbreno 5pei Sriiber bic
ibrem 8ater beiftanben. unter Der Nn=
tlage oes m6rberiiben Ingrifs fef=
fiBen. Ser Streit entitano In Der
@lap prOher Sub & Spote Sabrif
spiidsn &inden 9ellp, benz Superin=
tenoenten, unb benz Snsenieur, Sos.
Wef. 8alb fdlusen beioe nit ben
6duiten, oann nit &abipsiden aufein=
amber los. uno als Weft su unterliegen
orohte, idlu9en beiien S0bns &ellp
nieoer. Sbm eilten, als er i9on fait
tobt mar, anbere Gneeifelten snr
9ilfs, bic Die @ef's bertriebsn.
Die perbafteten gant= 8 e.
amten fellten Siire=
f9aft.
9pfben. Suifus 6. Srobrid
unb Bilion 8. Collins, prdiibent relp.
gaIfirer Der pertra9ten Snoiana g1a-
tiOnal 8anf, pel6e auf 8eranlaRuns
bes 8unbes- Siitrittanpalts Sealing
unter Der 9lntlase, bic Santseiess bsr=
leBt gu baben, am Samffaa Iadmit-
tag in glfbart berbaftet tporben tparen,
puroen ipdt am Nbeno sesen ghrs=
i6aft bon ie $4,000 aus Der Saft ent=
lafen. Der @agenfabritant Wm.
9. prott bon @ltbart if ibr giiree.
sic tperben bier am Montae Na6=
r,itta9 bor bsm gunoss @onimifdr
Cigar 8. 3ieglsr ibr 0orbsrbbr babsn.
q o d n Ban Tier in
g ulitdten.
Sort Wapne. &ollin @lliion,
Der banterotte gantier bon lagrange,
1T am Samitas @admittag in aller
Stille auf 3tpei gntlasen bin, pelde
Die @rOBseidpOrenen sesen i'm erbo-
ben baben, berbaftet porben. gr
tuurbe Dem &idter 6arra0 boreefiihrt,
srtldr!s fi4 nidt i9uIOis tfhO wuroe
sesen gtirei6aft bon $4,000 in iebem
einselnen Sale entlahen. Gr 1T an-
setlast, nod Sepofiten fir bic ganten
in 2agrange unb Sopeta entgesense=
nommen 3u baben, trosoem er tuuete,
oab oisIelben banterott paren.
pferoe berbra
portlanb. Sie eroBe Sdeune
auf Der 6arm bes Sobn prillmann
tpuroe am Sonntas Wor9en burd
6eusr total 3eritort. 8 pferbe famsn
in ben 6lammen um. Ser S9aosn
belduft fi9 auf $2500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-14
&aoieales Sorse5en Der Iii=
ionri Spaooe.

ioreer Der SeutI6en ebangelii9=lutbe=
ridden Sreifaltisfeits 8emeinoe in
Cincinnati Die Serren Nleranoer bon
Sdlidten, iOwie behen Sobn gouaro,
Silfs=Paitor, iuspenoirt.
Die glntiinbieuna 1T bon ben Sp=
nooal-Seamten unter5eianet uno wiro
barin eeiaet, oaB Die bsioen sgaitoren
fernerbin ni6t als SeeliOrger elmer
unter Der Surisoittion Der Spnobs
ltebenoen 8emeinoen oienen tOnnen.
Nls @runo fir Die Suipenfion fino
angeeebsn:
1. llnsere6te @rtOmmunisirung ei=
nee Witslieoes, rsip. gerbdnsung oes
Sannes iibsr banelbe.
2. @eieeruns Der beibsn paforen,
nit Der v@burd Of Our Saviour"
6risbe gu idlieBen.
3. Quflebnun9 reip. NidtbefOlgung
bon Sefeblen, pel9e bon 0orseieBten
gseeben tpuroen.
Sie 8orgeitidte oieies Nufieben ere
resenoen 6ales lit fOlgenbe:
Serr Sdlueter. elm MitglisO berSrei-
faltisteits=Sir6e. pollte iein Sino in
bic Difentli4e Sdule i6iden unb paifor
bon S9li4ten befanb oarauf, oab oas
&inb in Der pfarribule blsiben iolle.
pfarridulen ilno cine feite ginri6tung
Der lutberii9en Stride. uno als S6lue=
ter benno6 bas &ino aus Der pfarr-
idule nabm, perbdnste paifOr bon
Sdli9ten ben Sann iiber ibn.
gu Dem trat aud nod eine 1n3u.
frieoenbeit elmer Gnsabl iiinaerer, bier
9eborener Wtitglieoer Der @emeinoe,
pelhe bic uno ba ben 8ottssoienff in
engliider SpraGe sefiibrt uno iiber=
baupt cine mebr fonierpatipe 2ir9en.
leituns baben wollten. barunter aud
oas 3e9t bsaniprudten, ibrs &inber
in Die bffentliden S6ul:n ienoen su
biirfen. Der Streit fulminirte in Der
8riinoun9 Der ,@bur4 oi Dur Sa=
piour", tpelder elm Shelf friiberer Mit=
slieber Der alten beltiAen Sreifaltiss
teits=6ir9e anseb6rt.
Serr S9liiter wanbte fih um auf=
bebung oes aeaen i'm perbdnsten San=
n.s an Die WaiHouri spnobe unb elm
@Omite bon SpnOoalbeamten wuros
beauftra9t, oen Gaa su unteriuden
uno cine GntIdeiouns ubsugeben. gs
fanoen pisle itiirmiide geriammfunsen
itatt, aber pafor bOr S9lidten mel.
serte fid, ieinen einmal einsenommenen
Stanopuntt auf5useben. SdlieBli9
tpuroe entidieoen, oaB Der gann auf-
| sebOben tueroen miiie, er erbtelt aud
Weiiuns. nit ben Witelisoern Der
yGburd Of Dur Sabiour" Srieoen 3u
i4lieBen uno 10 Die a0seneine Gintra9t
pieoer ber3ul lfeaen.
Ser pafor fam ben Yeroronun9en
Der SpnOoe ni6t nod unb in 6Olse
bs1sn erfolats feline uno ieinss Sobnes
Suspenbirung.
Die 8emeinos 6at erfldrt, baB iie
unentueat uno treu gu ibren paitoren
bdlt, uno baB lis, faas nidt Elm Wi-
berruf Der SuspeniiOn erfolst, aus
benz 8erbanoe Der eb =lutb. Snnoos
bon Miiiouri, Ohio unb anoeren
Staaten austreten weroe. sic se=
bOrtslbsrIslbsn iiber so Sabre an.