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Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Reincarnation.

In the faith as barrel of mustard
seed of the pious east, reincarnations
are taking place all the time, and have
been for thousands of years, but the
first chief of police to be reincarnated
served in Burmah, and was killed there
by the robber Dacoits in 1894. Now a
6-year- r-old Burmese youth appears
whom the villagers recognize as the
reincarnation of the highly popular
chief aforesaid, and they crowd around
him to kiss the hem of his garment.
'syas ever poet so trusted before?" as
DR.. johnson said, when Goldsmith died
owing $4,000. In like manner we may
we'll ask. was ever policeman of any
rank so honored before in his or any
other county?
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27

st. Joseph, Mo-; r. Walker, Cincin-
natl, Ohio: +. H. Lord. Chicago; John
Smith, Algona; ID. Morrel, Omaha; S.
], Johnson, Minneapolis Mimi; Z. B.
Coe Nesbit Lake, Mimi; 7. B. Nichols,
William Black, j. Foley j. crosscup,
&c. W. Percival Nichols; II. Egars,
Davenport; DR.. c. E. Cook, New Lon
dom John A. Lane, Marshalltown; @.
\. Ford. Central City; Jim Head, Peru,
Ind; jim O'Brien, A. +. fIeeb, A.
Schmidt, Dubuque; Harry Watson,
Philadelphia, Pa; f. n. Bird, Laer-
mont, Mimi; s. A. Smith, Hartley; w.
b. Smell, Eldora; Z. Shaner, Fittsburg,
Pa; w. Layman. Des Moines: Sam
Patch, Hartley; II. G. Taylor. Nicklin
S, D.. Charles Gray, f. Duncan, E,
Chigren, Sioux City.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27

by the name of Nanta and went to Ce-
dar Rapids, where they live now. Last
week John Friend appeared again very
much alive and seemed much surprised
to find Mrs. Friend to be Mrs. Nanta
but no one else thinks it strange. Friend
Went TO the Fish domcile and is now
at work for his erstwhile fatherin
law. Mr.. Fish. An effort has been made
TO make an Enoch Arden story fit the
case. but with Indifferent success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nanta. at Cedar Rap
ids, have lived like bugs in a rug"
everything has been serene in their
matrimonial life, and Mr.. Friends ex-
pressed desire to see "his Rosa" and
also his declaration that he should i'm
medlately repair to Cedar Rapids to
visit her has yet not fully emerged
from the chrysalis of contemplation.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
AUTOMATIC sTokER
Machine Being Tested on the "Q'
Which Will Do Fireman's Work.

Machine Being Tested on the "
Which Will Do Fireman's Work.
Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, Aug. 26.-The Galesbure
Mail gives the following account of ar
automatic stoker now being tried on 8
90" engine. 1t says:
"a new invention, Luckey Locomotive
Stoker which promises to do for the
railroad fireman what the airbrake has
done for the brakeman, is low being
tested on the c. b. x Q.'s "R, 3" engine
No. 1927, of this city, and if it proves
the success that every indication points
to, numerous advantages will be de-
rived from it.
The stoker Is an apparatus for the
purpose of putting coal into the fire
box without having to throw it in by
hand or having to open and shut the
door each time a shovel of coal is
thrown in. 1t is worked automatically
by steam and is a great bonanza to the
fireman. 1t will greatly save the Wear
of the firebox and boiler and will also
be an economizer of fuel.
Mr. Luckey has been work ng on his
new invention since year ago last
February, and the machine that is now
being put on engine No. 1727 is the fifth
that he has made. The former mod
els which were tested on Pennsylva-
MIA line worked with success but
We're recalled because of some new i'm
provements on them that MIR. Luckey
wished to make.
The stoker is a small. compact and
ci machine bIt Iittla larger fhaN
a cash register, though it weighs 500
pounds 1t replaces the regular door of
the locomotive and is hinged to the
same lugs. For cleaning the fire. fir
ing up or for the boiler makers to do
their work the machine can be swung
open the same as a door
The principle employed is blowing the
coal in with steam. A small engine
turns a paddle wheel to feed down the
coal in front of a narrow opening the
full width of the rear end of the shovel
plate, and three discharges of steam
first a hard one for the further end of
the fire box, then a medium force for
the middle of the box, and a light one
for the part next to the door, force the
coal into the box. AT the front end
of the shovel plate is located two ad
Unstable wings on blades one at either
side, each - ,I.ei to Greet por.
,ion of the coal 10 the slass and back
There are but two moving parts to
the stoker proper, /. e., the paddle
wheel 10 feed down the coal, and an in
ternal admission rotary valve to dis
charge the steam.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
THE okoBoJl SHOOT.
Many Prominent Trap Shooters Are in
Attendance

Lake Okoboji. Aug. 2I.--The annual
shoot of the Indians" an organization
of the best professional and semi
professional trap shooters in America
began yesterday at Arnold's Park at
Lake Okoboji. There are about 100
cracks in attendance The shoot prom
ises to be one of the largest and most
warmly contested ever held by the
indians"
Among the prominent men in attend
ance is Charles w. Budd, of Des Moines,
who Is recognized as che of the best
trap shooters in the country. Mr. Budd
lis known from one end OF the country
to the other as premier sportsman.
He has several times been seen in COM
petition in Ottumwa.
Shooters in Attendance.
w. r. Crosby, OFallen, H.. Tom A.
Marshall, Keithsburg, H.; Jack Fan
ming, H. McMurchy, Hood Waters. New
York City; r. o. HeilSes, Dayton, Ohio;
Guy Burnside, Knoxville, H.. II. C.
Herschey, Minneapolis, Mimi; Fred
Gilbert, r. Klein, John Biermester,
Spirit Lake; A. Odenwalder, Ottumwa; !;
T.. C. Refill, Alton, H.; j. NJ. Hughes,
Wisconsin; G. w. Budd, F. C. Whitney,
Des Moines; DR.. Proctor, Ames; Will
lam Kerr ]. II. Morrison, Lakefield,
Mimi; f. Hinshaw, Lake Okoboj; e.
G. Wallace. Marshalltown; w. II. Herr,
|Concorda, Kas.; j. w. Gerlaugh, Day
ton, Ohio; C. NJ. Powers, Decatur. Ill.
+. e. Mallory. j. F. Mallory, S. r. Mall
lory, Parkersburg, w. Va; II. S. Nc
Donald, Charles Lewis, w. d. Town
send, G. w. Loomis, Fred Goodrich.
Omaha, Neb.: Dick Ldnderman. Tony
Moore, Lincoln, Neb.; +. Cunningham,
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
NO SUNDAY SALOONS.
County Attorney kiIpack Goes After
Council Bluffs Law Vioiators.

Council BlutfS Law VIolators.
Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 27.-County At
torney Killpack has carried the war
into Africa in the matter of closing the
saloons on Sunday in Council Bluffs.
Alleging that Mithen & kroll. pro-
prietors of saloon at 1112 West
Broadway, kept open house last Sun
day, contrary to the mulct law, County
Attorney w. II. Killpack, served them
with the original notice Of an injunc-
ton suit Tuesday.
The county attorney asks that a
temporary injunction be granted
against the saloon and that it be made
permanent. The case has been set for
next Saturday morning before Judge
Wheeler.
Il propose to secure an injunction
against every saloon that keeps open
on Sunday, if l can secure satisfactory
evidence against them" emphatically
declared County Attorney killpack the
other evening.
Il have been told that the saloons of
the city were generally open last sun
day. That has to stop for l have not
changed my mind in the least concern
ing the observance Of Sunday by the
Saloons
A number of saloon keepers claim
that they We're given quiet Tip" from
semi -official sources that they might
resume their Sunday back and side
door business. Relying on the sug-
gestion last Sunday the returned to
the method of satisfying the sabbath
thirst in vogue before the Killpack
mandate, which was issued few
months ago, after his reelection last
fall for third term as county attor-
neV
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
ROMANCE FROM BRITT.
Missing Husband Returns to Find His
Wife Divorced and Remarked.

Britt, Aug. 27.-A long-lost son-in-
law was found in Britt last week.
About seven years ago a young fellow
nv the name of John Friend or Freund
came to Britt and soon after married
Miss Rosa Fish, of this place, True love
anparently ran as smooth as goose
grease for some time and the young
neople went to Brooklyn, N. Y, to live.
A year or two later MRS. Rosa came
back, via Canada, Where she had
stopped for some time, ana took up
her abode beneath the paternal roof
Later a divorce was granted to her
and Friend was supposed to be dead
for the past five years. a little over
year ago Mrs. Friend married man
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Bees.

A curious place for swarming has
been chosen by a hive of bees at Arcoi
Hall, near Newcastle, England. Tae
bees had swarmed up an apple tree
and the gardener, on going up lad
der to examine, was startled by observ-
ing a green linnet fly out of the middle
of the swarm. Closer investigation re-
vealed it's nest, with two eggs in 1t
the queen bee having settled on tn?
nest with her attendant hosts. the
green linnet meanwhile calmly sitting
on her eggs. With great care the gar
dener cut off the bough of the apple
tree--swarm, nest and all-and after
having smoked the bees off, he care
fully stuck the boughs UP again. The
linnet returned to her nest and is now
sitting on four eggs.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
r.s.t.,en4 Had Failed.

My boy when years old was taken
with colo and cramps In his stomach.
/ sent for the doctor ard he injected
morphine, but the child kept getting
worse. / then gave him half tea
spoonful of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhna Remedy and In halt
an hour he was sleeping and soon re-
recovered. - F. l.. wilkins, Shell Lake,
Wis. Mr.. Wilkins is bookkeeper for the
Shell Lake Lumber Company. For sale
by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Old Settlers, Day at Manson.

Special TO Times Republican.
Manson, Aug. 27-Special invitations
to 200 old settlers brought out great
crowd at the NJ. e. church Sunday. A
fine program had been prepared and
o,d-tme music was q special feature.
DIR. G.. c. Money managed the music
with great skill. The sermon by the
pastor, Rev D. A. McRurney. was to
the old people and was we'll received.
1t was the best thing of the kind ever
held in Manson.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Sweet Corn is scarce.

Special to imes-RepublIEln.
Cedar Falls. Aug. 27.-The canning
company has opened the plant for bus
mess, but has been Obliged to close half
of the time because Of a scarcity of
cern. The ron I'D not mature early
az usual. ani coma III !. Will not ma
ture at all. 1t VIII be wax before
the factory can run f'll tins. The
product is all sold as soon as 1t can be
canned and deliver ID.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
EIdora Social Event.

Special to Times-Republican :.
Eldora, Aug. 27.-Mesdames E. c.
Fouts and N. NJ. Gould, received yes
terday afternoon from 2 to o'clock
One hundred fifty invitations had been
issued. The rooms We're beautifully
decorated with wild flowers, the pre-
dominating colors being yellow and
white.
Mesdames NJ E. and Fred Winchester
and NJ. Peyton, received this afternoon
from to o'clock.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Admits a Lesser Crime.
New York Press


'T never hesitate to cut and slash and
change any play until it suits me-" said
Stuart Robson to his legal adviser. 81
suppose you edit Shakespeare with a
blue pencil?" replied the lawyer. You
can lust bet l do" ''Then, / imagine
you would plead guilty to an indictment
for numbering the Bard of Avon mo
I would not; but 1 would admit dssect-
ing his corpse"
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Nora SPRINGS News.
to Times-Renuhlican

Special TO Times Republican.
Nora Springs, Aug. 27.-The union
meetings which We're held Sunday
evenings during July and Aubgust in
the park closed last Sunday night.
The funeral of j. e. Kohlstead who
died Of typhoid fever last Sunday, was
held in the Methodist church yesterday
Rev. Wagner preached the funeral
sermon. 1t was one of the largest fua-
erals ever held in Nora Springs.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Steamboat Rock News.

Special to Times Republican.
Steamboat Rock. Aug. 27.-Mr Henry
kuster, of Holdridge, Neb., is here Wis
,iting with his many old friends.
Mrs. Clara Kryder, of Neigh, Neb.,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Arnold.
Mr.. William D. Asher has sold his
residence property to Mrs. c. r. Green.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
CONTRACT FOR NEW CHURCH
Toledo Presbyterians to Have One o
Finest Residents In That CITY,

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, Aug 27.-The contract for the
new Presbyterian church has been let
to c. Shanklin of Conrad. The price
is $500 and work will be commenced
at once. The walls are to be made Of
concrete blocks. The location is one
of the finest in the city lying just north
of the public square. The lot was
bought at u cost of S1,500.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Ladies and
Gentlemen

Now Is the time to place your orders
Tor fur garments, as prices ere advance
ing.
Our stock was purchased before the
advance, consequently we are able to
sell goods much cheaper than We 9th.
erwise would be. We also have tho
largest line Of fur boas, muffs. collar.
cites and Jackets. We are selling our
furs at wholesale prices. You don't
need to attend sales thinking you are
vetting q bargain. They buy the furs
from the furrien themselves and then
,ell them to you. Go to the furrter and
BUY your garments at factory prices. We
ire positively sure we can sell you the
garments Is per cent cheaper than any
bther place. We also do repairing and
,emodeling. When up town please call
a and see my stock Of furs.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
The Deadly Hindsight.
rCh;caro Chronicle

There is something very familiar ir
the news from Philadelphia that thr
building department of that city is "in'
vestigating" the collapse of the base
ball grand stand in which nine people
were killed and scores of others were
injured. Does building department
by any possibility, ever investigate any
thing before instead of after tumble
down?
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Col. Mackey Somewhat Better.

Sfrourney. Aug. 27.-Col. C. II. Mack
ey shows a slight Improvement over his
condition Tuesday but his case is sttll
grave and there is little or no nope
of his being able to conquer the disease
which is making his fight for life har-
der and harder.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-08-27
Farm Lands!

II yop are looking for a home or an
Investment DO not forget that the best
farm lands In the Northwest are along
the ltne OF the Minneapolis & st.
Louis R>.R. where crop failures ara
unknown. Good soil, good climate,
good peopao there. Farm values are
rising raptdly and the time to buy is
NOW.
Low excursion rates from points on
The Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
st. LouissRailroads If you wish to In
yestigata For particulars address,
A. B. QUITS.
d. p. a, Ia. Cent, and M. & st. L. r. r.
S'-->--,- Minneapolis. Mlun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
ND. 1O4.

bonn Wels @Ountp &reisgeridt segen
Charles Selacour, einen Der Saupt-
anmdlte fiir SObn Serreq. erboben
bat. Serielbe beiduloist i'm, feline
3ulahung als IopOtat gu benz Sribu=
mol bon Wels @ountp unter beiriiee.
ridden Gnsaben erlangt gu babsn. gr
hatte fi6 als einen 8raouirten Der
Miaigan uniperiitdt ausee9eben unb
ertldrt, oaB er in Widisan @itp cine
Nobotaten praris betrieb. &i6ter
8augbn idrieb an ben Ssean Der llni=
berlitdt uno er erbielt als Nntiport,
oab elm STUDENT, Der ben Namen Sela-
cour fiibrte, on Der oortigen lniDsrlitdt
ni6t graouirte. Selacour fagte, oaB
er unter bsm Namen Charles $. Cline
9raouirte. igr bate auf Der lnipiriitdt
ben ylamen ieines Stiefpaters anees
u0nlmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Yeriomal= =Noti3em.

Die 3ablrei9en Greunoe bes 9rn.
Cornelius M aper merben
nit Beoauern bernebmen, 6ab berielbe
infolse elmer iebr itarfen @rtdltuns
tempordr nabs3u erblinoet 1T.
Gr=W apor 8 + os. Saggart
3dblt slei6falls 3u ben Opfern Der
Siiden bieier Sabres3eit. gr befinbet
Fb in ieinem bieiisen Seime unter
dr3tlider pH,ge. Seine Seiierfeit
ma9t ibm bas Spreden unm0sli9.
Sn Der fir bic 8elesenbeit prddtig
oecorirten &efoen3 ron 6errn unb
Srau gbas. 81. Wiliams an Norb,
Wsrioian StraBe fano geifern Nbeno
bic 3rauuns BON SRI. 6 aura
Williams, elmer Niate oes paa=
req, nit Serrng grnff s. &nef=
Ter ifatt, unb smar unter GROCER Bee
tbeilisuns Der bieiisen @eisai9aft.
Sie Srauune, al hie ii6 Elm prd6=
tiger gmpfang idlOb, wuroe bon &ep.
M. s. Sapnes, paitor Der /. pres=
bpterianer Stride, po0sogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Suell zines @adters nit
@imbredera
I'm welham iiber swansig
Sbiihe ab9efenert mnroen.
gcrwunset aber wuroe nismanb.

@barlss Sines, Der Wd4ter in Der
giiengieBerei bon Setherin9ton & Ser=
ner an South Str. ma9te bsute UtOr=
gen ee9en a ll6r feline &unoe, als er
fi9 in Der neben Dem gtablinement
befinoli6eu 4llep plOBli9 5tpei mtdn=
nern geseniiber befano, relds obns
gDeiteres i6re Rebolper auf ibn abs
feuerten.
Sines, pel9er stpei 3enolper BEL fid
fiibrte, feuerts bieislbsn auf ieine Mn'
sreifer ab, pel4e bierauf f4leunigfi
bic Glu6t ersriffsn. 8erpunbet puroe
in benz Saarmiibel, in tuel4em mad
Der ausiase beg Sines minbefens 2C
Sugsln 9epe9ielt wuroen, niemano.
9eibsr mar es gu ountel, 10 baB er bit
beioen Banoiten ni9t ertennen fonnte.
Sieislben batten, ME iib ipdte,
berausfelte, subor bereits Der Sffic'
oes 6utterbdnolers gmil 6abripn. 7O1
Siio Selapare Str. einen Seiud
abeeiiattet, ieoenfaqs in Der abii4t
ben @eloi9rant gu iprensen. Si
Durben isbo9 bieier Wttbe entboben
osnn Die 5biirsn paren Offen; i
bur6iu9tsn Die peri6iebenen Gd9e
oss S9rantss, fanoen aber niGts pOl
gertb nor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
8Gums fir Den Yarf Der SO9ter
Der Hebolutioa.

Dor einiger 3eit bonirts Die Staot
Mabiion benz localsn @apitel Der
S69ter Der AmeritaniI6en &epOlution
einen part. Secretdr Sreeman BON
Der Staats=8eb6roe fur GOriten inte=
reiiirte fid FIR ben part uno er i4rieb
an Die @ouperneure Der Is Original=
Staaten, ie einen Baum Su FIFTEEN.
Gae babeH ii9 bereits bereit ertldrt,
oieier Nufforberuns na93ufommen
SsEte empfins Greeman bonn Secrstdr
oes 9ouperneurs BON gtew Seriep ein
S9reiben, in wel6em oerielbe ibm mit'
tbeilt, oas Der @ouperneur i'm Griib-
iabr einsn Baum i5idsn tperos. tuelde,
bon oem Nreal, auf tpeldem Die
S4la4t bon princeton sefOaten tpuros,
in tuel9er @eneral Wtercer t6otli9 Der.
punoet purbe, genommen tperoer
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Samoalismns In einer Stride.

Die atte Wet5obiitsn=&ir9e in Wtap.
ipooo tDuros lebte Na9t bon Burden
bsimseiu9t, wel6e in oerislben pie
9anoalen gebauf batten. WObelrt
paren 3ertriimmert, Gampen tuaren
serbro9en, Der SuBbooen mar nit pe.
trOlsum besORsn, Der auf Der CUR 2ans
3sl fiibrenoen Sreppe lie9enoe Seppi&
NOR seri3nitten uno bic @dnbe tuaren
bei4mubt.
Die Stride III our 3eit gigsnt6um
Der Congregation Der r5reunoe"
tpsl9e li4 in ben lsbten MOnaten BIZ
sr6Bte Wiibe se9eben bat, bic beioer
in Wapmooo beiinoli6en Wirtbi3aft
aus bem Ort Ju perbannen.
gs tpirb angenommen, bab Inbdn9e,
oerIelbsn ben 0anoalismus aus9eftibr
hdbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Aus oeutiden Sereimen.

Die SeutOnia 2oge 90. l
roen Der Serr m
g 0bne ertDdblte in ibrer lsbten
8eriammlung folgenbe geamtsn
gIsprai. .-Raria 8abtts.
: Brdfioentin-2ena Solmes.
gice=prdhoentin - Maria 0enni.
ger.
prOt. unb Ginans=Sstrstd SOD
G6beler.
S6aBmeiIfsrin -anna S0bber.
5iibrerin-2ilie Spre9er.
s. @.-DDra 8adlep.
u. W.-6arOline Sauns.
Srufees-Nenes gron unb Sebtpie
@annert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Jiir ote @eltausiteauus.

Sn Der SdulsIusiteluns bon War-
rem @ountp miro elm iebr feltenes unb
oaber aua iebr tuertbDoles Bud aus.
seffellt fein, ndmIi9 bas dltefte @eo=
srapbiebu9. uel9ss bier i'm 2anbe ge=
brudt murbe. gs tpuroe i'm Sabre
1917 berausgegeben, 1T in 2eoer 9e=
bunoen uno sutbdit 288 Seiten.
Sii @renaen Der 8sreinisten Staa=
ten iino in benz Iu1e uie folst anse=
sebsn: rSm Noroen Gambia uno bic
Seen, i'm Often Neu-8raunidpeis
unb Der 4tlantiihe Ocean, i'm Siibsn
Jlorioa unb Der @olf bon Werieo, unb
i'm Weiten Der Sabine=Slub unb Die
weltliden @renaen oes Wi1ouri=6erri=
forums. tpeI9e ieoo9 nod nidt feit be-
ftimmt iino."
Sn benz 8u1e tperben ferner 8in=
cennes. 9arriion Gest Serre 9aute)
unb Wabaib als bic bsbeutenoften Ort=
iaaften bon Snoiana angeseben. @s
bsiBt barin ferner. baB in bieiem
State &noaen bon Mammutb asfun'
ben tpuroen.
Sas gud lit gigerthum bes gOfs
meifters g. g. 2apton bon Mari9fielb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Toli3eili9ss.

Bon ben & &aolerpo li3i=
ten Sua uno 8riffin tpuroe iOfOrt
bel ieiner biefgsn Nntunft per Grant=
linz -Snterurban=Gar elm ge9er Namens
Sam StebsniOn abgefabt, Der in
Srantlin pegen elmer @sloi6ranf=
Sprengun9 iebr Oringeno perlan9t
piro.
Gin II d bri9er S ing
ling Namens SObn Seating BON Der
Oit Morris StraBe bon ben Ss=
tectiDs @erbsr unb Srimpe ipegen
ansebliden SrOBoiebfabls berbaftet.
@r bate auf Der StraBe Elm
panr Claimant Obreebdnee gum
gertauf angebuten, bebauptet aber,
bic G9mudia9en bon einem iun=
gen Trsunoe 3u benz 3wed erbalten
gu baben. Der bieielben oabeim eeitobl.
len babe.
Sarbie pertins, elm 2O.idbri=
ger @OnnersDiller Siin9ling, wuroe
BON ben Sstectips Mannin9 uni
6auier tuegen @bedfdli9uns 6erbaftet,
@r pirb in &uibpille nerlan9t, no e,
einen @ei4dftsmann Hamens %. 8iis
iett mittelit zines aefdlibten Gbeds I'M
$35 bei9ninbelt buben io1.
@egen ben Wirtb go. @onlst
BON Der @ef Warblanb Gtr., beHer
2ocal nebit Grauen5immern uni
6reunoen in Der Samitas Na6t aus
9eboben woroen mar, tpie beri9tet
tpuroe seitern Die 9lntlase uesen Sal
tens eiues liioerli9en Sauies erbObsn
9lu9 ibm biirfte besbalb bic 2icen.
ent3Ogen Derben.
Nnsp &uTfeIL, elm Ni1t
llniOnarbeiter Der Dean gros.' pump
Worts ertpirtte seitern einen Saftbefeb
gegen gobaro gnsliib, vWalting Sc
lesate" Der Sron Moloers' Union, in
oem er bebauptet. gngliib babe ibl
neuli6 ber5auen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Tranfrei9.
Mttentatma 3 a r m o 8.

Mttentat mar 3 m 8.
paris, %. Ses. Der poli,ei.
@Ommifar, pslder bas attentat sesel
ben S9riftiteller Wtar gtorbaa am
Samfas unteriu4te. bat einen se.
wiRen WeI9fi pernpmmen, Der our9
cine &usel oes ruiiiihen Gttentdters
2oubon berlsBt wurbe. %. erfldrte,
2OubOn babe in bic 2uft seidOhen unn
er ielbit iei nur ourd 3ufall setroffen
tporben.
2oubon befreitet iebt, er fei bon
8esnern gforoau's ausseudblt worben
uno iaat, er babe bic Sbat nur Ooa-
fiibrt, um Mufmerfiamfeit 3u erregen.
gr wirb nur pesen Gabrldifsfeit beim
@ebrau9e bon Geuertpaffen prO3eifirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
6 in tatt befebI ge9en einen
gauQetjerf5 5haftsratb.

@incinnati, %. Se5. 8id=
ter Soiea bat auf 0eranlaHun9 beg
plumber Contractors Wm. Sillen.
brano sinen tsmpordren ginbaltsbefebl
segeni9 ben gaugewertiaaftsratb uno
Die Sournepmen's plumber-llnion go.
SO bewiligt, in Del9em Die 8ertlagten
Derbinbert tperben, Die 9lrbeiter oes
3ldgers gu belditigen ooer in ireeno
melder Weiie fie a5aubalten, fiir ibn
81 arbsiten. Serner tperoen fie ber=
binoert, bsfaste arbeiter su miBban=
oeln Ober ben 3ldser in isinem @e,
iadfte 3u beeintrd9tigen, inbem iie ibn
bOpcOtren. Nu9 perben iie berbin=
bert. bor benz @eiadfte bes &ldsers
Ooer DOr @ebduben, an benen er arbei=
tet, lid Su psrfammeln, nod meni9er
bieielben gu betrstsn.
Die &lase, pelde als cine Seittlass
Der plumbsrmeiit.r IROciation geeen
Die pereinigten BaubanoDerfer betrah=
tet uiro, foll am nd9iten Wontas Dor
&idter 9oiea 3ur eno9iiltigen 8er=
banolung anfgenommen meroen.
g d ledte Iusii9ten Il +
bic 8rube liter.
Nep Oort. %. SYbr. Sie
gefiBer Der Wei9toblensruben i'm
Gentralsn psnniplbanisn, Marplanb
unb Sbeilen bon gBeit 8irsinien, fOl.
len bsidloRen baben. bic 9Obns Der
9rubenarbeiter gu ernieorisen, falls
: innerbalb Der nddfen brei Monnte Die
@efhdfte ii1 nidt heben wercen. @twa
100, 900 grbeiter ipiirbsn in Witleioen=
fhaft ge3Ogen werosn.