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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
SMALL GIRL DROWNED.
Fell Into Quagmire at Hamilton Park
 Was Paying on Raft.

c1l LILO QudgmlT0 dI 1dulAtOu hl A- Was Paying on Raft.
 The lower quagmire in Hamilton park, on the Plank road, was the scene
 Of drowning accident shortly after 5
 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the victim
 being Christina Schaefer, the 5-years-
 old daughter of MT and Mrs William
 Schaefer of 1O73 East Main street.
 With her brother John, boy of ', the
 girl was out on frail raft when 1t up.
 set and threw them into the mud and
 water. Several other youngsters were
 amusing themselves about the pond
 and immediately they started to
 scream, thus attracting the attention of
 Charles E. Mcdonald of the bureau of
 engineering and others who were work
 ing near the place, and hastened to the
 rescue. MT Mcdonald succeeded in
 rescuing the boy, but the girl had dis- appeared under the mud. PlankS were provided and the place bridged over to
 where she went down, when she was hauled to the surface by Timothy Glen nan. Medical Examiner Crane was called and after viewing the remains gave permission for their removal to Brown & Cranes. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 | uo TGSlO0lLS OI .LudL pdLt OA LhO
 town feel that some one in authority is to blame for the death-traps that
 exist along that street. Until recently
 they belonged to private individuals. ! and the public was not in position to do anything about them, but now that the city owns the property the people feel that something should be done
 towards filling in these mud holes, l which are menace In more ways than
 one. Tn the first place they are very dangerous for children, and besides the smell from them during the summer is offensive and unhealthy. They claim that if the city wants private property owners to abate nuisances on their ! premises, it should look to it's own, too, and not leave itself open to the charge of compelling others to observe laws which 1t is not willing to abide by l itself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

Entrance examinations to the Con- necticut Agricultural college will be held according to the following an- nouncements sent out by President Sttmson: Friday, August 2S, at New Haven at the agricultural experiment station; in City hall at Danbury; at City hall in Norwich: Saturday, Au- gust 20, at the capitol, room 30; at the college at Storrs: Saturday, September 19, at the college. Further information may be obtained upon application at the college.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
NUTMEG GRATINas
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit of Our Busy Readers.
 The New Haven police yesterday af- ternoon arrested two automobiiists and charged them with exceeding the, speed limit. They are J. Howard Marlin and Frank e. F. Barnes. Both men are prominent in the city. The men were watched and timed last night by the police as they were speeding along the asphalt pavement on Orange street.
 Martin R. Rood, chief of police of Torrington was suddenly taken i'll yes- terday while on duty, and with diff culty made his way to city hall, where he lapsed into unconsciousness. He was taken to Dr W. l.. Pratt's hospital where it was found that he was suf- fering with uric poisoning, caused by stoppage of the kidneys. An operation was performed at p. m.. but he died at 8:80 without regaining conscious ness
 The decomposed body of Hugh Gui. nan, A years of age, was found float ing in the Connecticut river yesterday morning by the crew of the tugboat Farragut near Wethersfeld The body was identified by A. B. Collins. feI- low employe of Guinan's with the Standard Oil Go in Hartford He said that Guinan left Sunday morning on the steamer John Sylvester on an ex. cursion bound for Watch Hill. He was seen there and on the return trip near Middletown, and judging from the place where the body was found, he must have accidentally fallen from the boat near the end of the trip.
 At Torrington yesterday A men in the employ of the Excelsior Needle Co went out on strike. The men were knitting-need1e straighteners, who, within the last few months have form ed a union. Several days ago, it is said, two men, Henry St Pierre and Mat Connors, who happened to be off, cers in the union, were notified by the officers of the company that their ser vices would not be needed after noon of August l. No reason being assign ed. Officers of the union called on the company's officers asking reinstate- ment of the men or reasons for their dismissal. It is understood that the company declines to discuss the mat ter.
 A remarkable accident occurred in New Haven about 6 o'clock last evens ing, by which Mrs Nellie Holmes of 2S1 Munson street lost part of her left foot by an explosion. The accident occurred as she stepped on the sideS walk, where Illuminating powder had been sprinkled by some small boys. The eliminating powder is only used at the Winchester gun works and the children were burning it because of the fine white light 1t gave. The ac- ctdent occurred just in front of Mrs Holiness house. She had been endeav- oring to make her little son, Willie. some in the house, but as he would pay no attention to her calls, she ran out on the sidewalk to get him. As sha stepped on the powder there was a flash and a report which could bd heard several blocks. Mrs Holnez staggered onto the steps Of her house, It IS thought spark from the naala in her shoes caused the exploslon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
VINE DnAnBRs AT sAvrN ROCK.

New Haven, July 30.-The annual convention of the Wine. Liquor and Beer Dealers association was held at savdn Rock yesterday. After plans for the enlargement of the association had been discussed and adopted, the following officers were elected: Presi. dent, Frank T. Quinn. New Haven, vice president. John W. Schumacher, Ansonda; recording secretary, John Ca4 sey, New Haven; financial secretary, Fl. Olcott, New Britain; treasurer, P. J. Griffin. Meriden. After the meet- ing a banquet was served at Stanford's hotel. .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
WASN'T ALWAYS so.

Ex-Member of Go A Says Captain Car
 ter Needs an Airing. To Editor of the Democrat:
 Dear Sir-It seems to me that Cap- tain Garter of Go A has things pretty much his own way, and pleases just his own self in regard to appointing officers. The boys don't seem to have just the same grit as of old, to stand by and see a member of not three years in the company jump over the heads of men all the way from six to nine years service. These things didn' t go in my time. But for my part be- Heve in giving honor where it is de- served and where it is due. Garter needs an airing.
 EX-MHNfBER,
 Five Years Service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
Newark Maa Fatally Hurt.

EATONTOWN, N. J., July 30.-Par- ker Dodd. 8 Jeweler Of Newark, was thrown from horse near this place and received injuries that will proba- ply prove fatal. The animal MT. Dodd was riding got beyond control, and in turning corner the rider was thrown heavily to the ground and his skull fractured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
oommander Not to nrame.

WASHINGTON, July 30-The naval board which investigated the recent col lksion in Newport harbor between the torpedo boat Winslow and the yacht Clytie has reported that the commander Of the torpedo boat was obliged to choose between grounding his vessel or etglkinas sthe Qlvties s-s \
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
Senator Davis, widow srarrsea

Senator Davis Widow Married.
 WASHINGTON, July 80.--Mrs. Anna A. Davis, widow of the late United States Senator Cushman K. Davis of Minnesota, and Hunter Doll of Knoxville have been married at the brides home in this city. Rev. E. s. Dunlap of St. Johns Episcopal church officiated. Only few intimate friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple left for the south on their honeymoon trip.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
Blackberry Cordial.

Fitzpatrick's Blackberry Cordial Is guaranteed to cure all summer ail- ments such as cholera, ddarrhoea, dys- entery, etc. 25 cents per bottle at F1tzpatrick's pharmacy only, Wall and East Main streets. Telephone 63-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
UNION MEN DRIVEN OUT.

Business Men of Idaho Springs Take
 Radical Measures.
 Idaho Springs, Colo, July 80.-After 8 meeting of business men last nigght, five hundred citizens of Idaho Springs went to the city jail and took fourteen of the men arrested in connection with the blowing up of the Sun and Moon mine buildings, marched them to the city limits, and told them to leave the place and never return. The men driven out include the president of the local union, the vice-president, secre- tary and treasurer, and two or three members of the executive committee. All theothers are prominent members Of the union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30

Captain Goodrich Made Commanaant.
 WASHINGTON, July 30. = Captain Casper F. Goodrich has been selected as eommandant of the Portsmouth (N. H. navy yard. -...
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
William q. SheaA Dead.

HOOSIOK FALLS, N. Y, July 30.- William O. Shedd, well known through out Rensselaer, county, is dead ss paral- ysis at his home at Buskirks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-30
A. F. COWARS.
 Midsummer Clearing Sale of Fine Millinery

Trimmed and Untrinmed Hats all get the grand cut price which will pay you to see before parting with your money. All Millinery Ribbons, all Laces, black and white. all Straw Braids, all Flowers, black and colors, all Fancy and Plain Silks, all Mulls. etc, A off regular price. As this is of fering you fine millinery at A to 1s oT you will be wise if you come to
 53-55 CENTER STREET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
YeriOmal= =NOti3em.

Serr 2puis M iiller bon
Der Soma Str. glo. 5l8 marbe BON
ieiner paferen Satin nit einem prd9.
tigen Sunsen bef9entt. Mutter unb
&inb befinben iia ipobl unb Der Yapa
1T iibergliifli9.
LIN an Dem Yesrdbniiie Der Srau
Nnna 2eppert tbeilaunebmen III
Serr 9eopoIb Spibmeifer,
elm sbemaliser uoblbetannter giirger
bon Snoianapolis, aus @reensburq
bier eiugetroffen.
Serr Sp. Sefer aus Serre
Saute, 8ruber Der Grau Srib Sern-
bart BON Der Siib Selapare Strabe,
peilt gu Seiu6 bier. Gr uobnte BEN
eefrissn v2ieoertrans-@ bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
Yoli;eiIiaes Maerlei.
Die seitrisen Sbaten Der Sermanbab.

Iu9 Der geitrise Sonntag mar
pieoer i'm 8rOBen uno @ansen Elm
&ubetas fir Die Sermanoao. 8erbaf-
tungen tparen ndmli6 rar, unb Die
Serbafteten tparen nit penieen Mus=
nabmen gang sew0bnli4e Siinber, ).
9. Sruntenboloe, &ubef0rer etc.
Gin lid Wm. MAILER mems
member unb als 8aubbein befannter cO=
lorirter Wiitbiirser, nod bem Die polisei
i6Dn ieit etli9en Sagen 9eiu6t bate,
puroe geltern bon oen Setectibs 8rap
uno SOlB ue9en m6oerii9er Saieberei
berbaftet. @r iit bei9ulbiet, Dor et-
li9en Nbenben ieinem ebenfsls nidt
gar gu gut beleumunbeten &afense=
nOlsn vglim" Sapis an capitol 9lpe.
uno Werril Str. &Of uno Soie nit
&euOlperfusein our6l69ert su baben,
ebsnio bshen 9Babe.
Sie Gel r Il Der & a B n, Sn=
baber zines Gleioerseiddftes in go.
127 Siib SuinDis StraBe, tlasten ber
pOli3ei seifern, baB ibnen am Sans
tag Nbenb Elm unbetannter einen $14=
llebersieber selfoblen babe, nit benz
cine Dor Dem 2aben itebenbe Mobell=
puppe ansetban gerueien mar.
@uf Wunid bss Sr. @rais
bon No. Ais Norb Tep Ssriep StraBe
sri5oifen seitern gfa9mittas Die &ao=
Ter 2Dib uno Nstins cine pOr WO9en=
friit sueelaufene Siinbin, gu beren
geiu9 fi9, tpie Der Doctor tla9te, tdg=
lid minoeltens 25 Sunoe=Serren ein=
| fanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
9amenbercin oes Siioieite
Smrnbereins.
Seamt.nmabI.

Ser Samenpercin bes Siioieite
Surnpereins belt ssftern @admittas
feline Sabresberiammluns uno Seam-
tsntpabl ab.
gr mureen sund9f Die geri9te Der
geamtinnen perleien unb oieielben lau=
teten auberorbentlidb siinitig. Die
3ablen betpsiien, uela cine unermiic=
li6e Sbdtisfeit bic naderen Samen i'm
Srtereiie bes eiibIeite Surnpereins i'm
2aufe bes psrtpidenen Sabres ent=
midelt baben. gtidt tpsniger als
81, ,0O2.29 baben iie einaenommen.
glahbem nod 2 neu. Wtitglieoer auf=
aenommen uno meitsre Iorbereitun9en
fir ben MastenbaQ aetroffen tuOroen
waren, murbe sur Wabl Der Seamtin=
men seidritten.
Sieislbe ersab folsenbes &eialtat ::
prdioentiri-Srau 6enrp Jreiber9.
8ice= prdiioentiil- .pauline gm=
barot.
YrOt. 6eeretdrin = Grau @ufab
Wsiffenbad.
6inans=Secretd rirt-Grau @urtSol.
S9aBmeiltsrin- -Jrau 8. S. &op fr.
Sruitees- Serm. Wtiti6eri4,
ssrau 2ouis &oebler uno. Grau Carrie
Submann.
.Nad Der 0eriammlung fanb nod
elm sem,htblides 2affeetrdn3aen hatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
Sobn @aitdea
3um 9rdiibenten Der gereinisten Srubens
9lrbsiter ipieSersewdbIt.

Sas Gomite Der 8ereinieten 8rubens
Nrbeiter, pel6es Die Stimneu, Die fur
Die 8eamten abseeeben puroen su 5dbs
len bate, eritattete beute 8ormittag in
Der Contention ieinen geri9t. Sem-
sufolge fino nit acknowledgement Ttebr-
belt trieoerertpd6lt tporoen:
Brdiibent- Mit9ea.
8ice=9rdIibent- 9. 2etpis.
Secretdr S6aBmeiiter : W. 9.
Wilion.
0as gomite fir ben 8ertbsibigungs=
6ono empfabl, baB iebes Mitslieo Der
Cra.aiiation 10 cents monatli9 bei=
iteuern fol.
Ser geridt bes v@inbalts =gefeble
gpmites tpurbe argenommen.
SemsufOlse ion elm GOmite bon 3wei
fi9 na9 @aibin9ton begeben unb iein
m0eli6tes aufbiete1, um i'm Sntereiie
Der gia, welae Die Wta4tbefugnilis
Der 8unbes=&i6tsr betrefs 9lusfeaun9
bon ginbaltsbefeblen in Irbeiter=
Streitistsiten bei9rdnter ioa, tbdtiq
su iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
gom Telo Der orsaniiirten
9lr6eit.

SIM bieiisen Sauptquartier Der Sn=
ternationalsn Spposrapben tueroen in
bieier Wo6e Die Nationalfgeamten Der
S9riftiebsr=, YreBleute= uno gudbin=
ber=llnionen cine 8erIammlung abbal=
ten, in rel9er Der @eriu9 semadt
peroen ioa, bic Differen3en, tuel6e tue=
gen bss @ebrau9s oes Sabels tniifan-
ben iino, gu idli6ten; ferner lou audi
entIdieben tusroen, pel4e Union oi
controlirenSe Ma4t iiber bic Iussab
besielb,n habsn ioa.
9lm z. Gebruar tperoen Die Gore
@rbeiier=llnionen oes 2anoes iiber ben
Hntras iid nit Der giiensieser=llnion
gu amalsamiren, abltimmen. @sbat
ben Mni1ein, als ob Die Majoritdt
fir 8eridmcl3ung Der beioen unionen
lit.
Die ,goremafer's Union" bat fol.
genoe 8eamte ertpdblt:
William 2ambert, Yrdfibent; Sbo=
mas Snouoen, Sice=prdfioent; Sbo.
mas gomers, Sdabneiiter; Walter
Wpnroe, @orreiponbirenoer Secretdr
Charles GOrniball, Sinan3=Seeretdr;
William 9ubbaro, Wd9ter; CHARLES
gblsm, Greb Sboemater uno Netui
@iaiams, Sruifees.
Sie neuen 8eanlten Der yWoobmor=
ter's Union" fino:
prdiibsnt, Sucob Nidel; Siee=prdii=
bent, M. Trepberser; protocollirenoer
Seeretdr, 80. u. @ollamore;. Ginans=
Secretdr, Otto 6. Nifel; Conductor,
Charles &oeber; Warosn, grnii Diller;
Srufees, Gbris grano, Sobn Sang
unb W. 6repberaer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
Nod slidlia a6selamfen.

Snfplee oes Hadgebens beatp. SDs=
bre9ens elmer S6iene entgleiifen &C.
fern MOrsen sesen 6 llbr anf elmer
@urpe bel grisbttpeob Die locomotive
uno Der Senoer bes um II ubr bier
fdllisen 8is 6our=Yaiiasiersuges uno
tippten UNI. 8liidlider @eiie tpnroe
nur cine perion in Dem fleinen @reds
perleBt unb 5uar aud nur in rnsefdbr=
li9er, penn au9 f6mersli9er Weiie,
ndmlid Der aus 8ellefountaine, O.,
ftammsnbe 2oeomotibbeiser 9omer 3en=
neop. Serielbe erlitt eine @efi5ts'
NUM-, unb Queti9ungen ON Der 8rufl
unb purbs, nadtem er per Sabn biz
gum tleinen 8abnbOfe on Der Wahas
9uIetts Nbe. sebradt tueroen, per Ims
bulans in's ct. 8incents S.rpital
iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
&ai9 tritt Der Soo Sem
Meml9sm an.

8efern gtadmittaJ 1T mieber cine
unlerer beuti9en Qlonierinnen, Srau
M Martina Websr, pl6Blib ibren
gnseb6risen nno sablrei6en Greunbsn
unh gsfannten bur9 ben Sob entrihen
tporoen. llnb mas ibr SinI9eioen I'm
10 traurigsr ma6t lit Der umitano, baB
6rau Wsber, bic SO Sabre aft mar,
am sefrisen Wors:n nod oas 9oacmt
in Der Sers Seiu Stride beirAt bate
uno beim glittaseTien nod pOllis riiitis
uno munter mar, ia iosar plante, am
sbeno Der Geftli6teit bes ct. @dri=
iien=Yersins bsisupobnsn. Sa ma6te
elm 9ersI9lag Na9mittass sesen 32
llbr ibrem 2eben idblinss elm gnoe.
Sie 8eeroisuns Der 8eritsrbenen,
on beren Sarge auBer ben 6reunoen
uno 9etannten Der betiimmerte @atte,
Serr Sobn Weber, unb z erma9iene
9inber II. iOnitise 4nseb6rise traaern,
finoet am MittmO9 Worsen, t9 llbr,
bonn Stsrbebauis, Np. 1140 @Omar
Ape., unb um 410 llhr bpn Der Sers
Seiu Stride aus itatt, Su beren Grauen=
berein Srau Weber isit bielen Sabren
9e50rte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26

9ie 8ereinigung Der re-
pubIifaniiden 3eitungsberausgeber beg
Staates pirb am Sonneritag unb Jreis
taa in bieierWode bier imSenifcn=9otel
geriammlunsem abbalten. Oas 8an=
quet finoet am NOnnerftas gbenb itatt.
gunoes-Senator 6airbants, @ouper=
neur 9urbin, st. @ouperneur 8ilbert,
George aoe, &ospelo 5ielb unb Sames
Wbiteomb @ilep iuerben Die gbrensdite
oes Mbenbs iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26


1T, bas erfe Suett, iowie au9 bas @n-
core vSie Spra6e Der 2iebe" bon Nbt
in Der berrlidlfen @eiie sum Vortrase,
uno lobnten ben beioen ftiirmiide 8ei=
fausIalpen.
Wiit Der folgenoan Summer. benz
PianO=Solo bes 14=jdbrisen Otto Nol=
ting, Sobnes bes Serrn Sp. Noltins
unb Sdiilers bes prof. gibole, murbe
ben @On;ert @diten cine sroBurtise
ueberrai6un9 bereitet.
Senn Der Snabe leete bur1 Ieinen
gOrtras Der ihmierisen geetboo.n'i9en
OuDerture vYromstbeus", Op. As,
nod mehr aber ourh ben Der &bapio=
Die, Die er als encore ipielts, ri6t nur
fir feline treffli6e S6uluns 3eusniB
ab, fOnoern er Denies au6 eine 9eraoe3u
wunoerbare. ftaunenswertbe Se9nif
uno Elm rieiises mulitaliides 8sritdno=
nib. Wan9e Der @OncertbeIu9er
nannten ibn benn au9 nad Dem @on=
certe ben fleinen Paoerepsti.
Sieiem Iortrage folste Serr 81.
&utb nit einem iebr tpirfiamen 8ari=
ton-Solo, Oilers vMein Slid, NO bif
on bin, bas ibm perbienten Npplaus
eintrug.
I'm aud bas alte bsutI6e 8olfslieo
in gbren gu balten, wie Iie es itets &C.
than, bra9ten oann Die Sdn9er Dee
9ieoerfran3 bas INNER i9One 0ien
Sas Whblenrao" urb Sil9er's .Soift
bas gefe" in 10 bollenoeter Weiie gum
gortrase, baB iie auf itiirnii6es 8er=
langen nod oas hOtts 9ieO rSeiimarId"
sugeben mubten.
0tit bem treffi6en Sortrase b.s
Mari9es Sum Nn9rif" ourd oas
|'Sr9eiter fanb bas Concert ieinen Nb=
i6luB uno bann begann Der iibli9e
Sans.
Wfit Stol3 fann Der 2ieoerfrana tpie
aus Sbigem eriidtlid, auf iein seltri=
ses Concert 5uriiGbliden /; oenn Die
Sdn9er uno ibr unermiieli9er Siri=
gent. fOmie ale Spliiten babsn 8or:
5iisli9es 9eleiitet.
8ei5ufiisen 1T benz geri6te nod.
baB bic bon bem 0ereins=Yorfanbe er.
laifene Mabnuns besiiglid MibOrau4!
Der Ginlaoun9s= begin. gintrittstarter
bic bette Wirtung bate, iOtuie ferner
baB bel bem piauo=Solo bes Waifer
Otto gblting elm bon Der SierbOr
piano So. sur 8erfiisuns seitellte!
Snitrument benubt wuroe.
Sahslbs bat Elm. polltommene Son
fiiae, inbem Der &efunans=gooen b0li!
frei liest. Gsrner beiibt es ben 8or
sus, oaB bic Stimm=Rdsel in elm
giienslatte einselaiien iino, 70 sab eli
Na9esben Der Saiten fait b6llis I'm
mDsli9 erideint, uno orittens belib
bieies Snitrument cine 8orri9tuns
bur9 pelde Der Son, Der 9etpDbnli4
Goneert=Sonl INN einen balben SOi
erb6bt iperben tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26
Staats=Mnoitor SberIsaa tn Mmt
uno @iir0em.

Ser neue. Staats=Nubitor 8abio
6. Sberrif trat beute iein amt an.
gr Der5ra6te ben geari9en Sonntag
nit isinem 9lmts= Iorsdnger %. 8.
Sart, um iid iiber Die Obliesenbe;ten
ieines glmtes su infDrmiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26

/" GROCER WaSfenbau
oes S@tp6biidjen ttuterifiib=
tngSsWereinS tn Der 0ers
ntania Gaae, bemte Mbemo.
Gimtrtts: 0err mno Dame
soc; Gxtra Same Csc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26

y b a b. Ser tpoblbaben6e Tar=
mer Sobn Saaifner eridoB am Sams-
tag aus @iferiudt ben 10idbrisen %.
Smith. gtidt ueniser als fiinf Sdhfie
feusrte er auf benielben ab. gfa9 Der
Sbat fam S6aIfner nad bier uno lie
ferte iib ielbH Der 8eb6roe aug. Sn
6olee bduslider Wirren iol sr oes
3fteren Symphonic DOn TEMPO rdrer
@eifesaeifOrtbeit eeseben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26

5uBsnoe bes &ubeplabss iener Sob
ten. Esrielbe liegt nnbe oem 6lefen
UNDERWOOD, breiunbswan3is Dleilen
nbrolia BON SefferionUiae unb III
lei9t bon benz Ysnniplbania-@sleiie
aus 5u ieben. Sn Der @egeno uOb=
men nod 8erpanote iener grmorbe=
ten, aber teins au9snssusen oss Mai=
Iacres mebr.
Gin Big Sour-Qeentpe per-
f1munoen.
u Mleranoria. $. e. Sun=
ion, Der Sidet=Gsent fir Die Big 6Our-
8ubn miro bermiBt. @s bsiBt, baB
isin @OntO Elm Sefi3it bon 1910 auf3u=
tueifen bat.
Moro
@pansbille. @llen 8lanten=
i6ip, tpel9er in elmer Mhble als WG9.
ter anseifeQt mar, wurbe am Mlontae
MOr9en, in ieinem Stuble fbenb, nit
einem 3eri9metterten S9dbel auf9e=
funoen. 2llle 9lnsei6en beuten barauf
bin, oaB ibm nit einem Sammer elm
fur4tbarer S9lag auf ben 6opf bsr=
iebt wuroe.
2ebensldneli9e 3 u d t.
bausbaft.
Mabifon. 6rant Seilman,
welder am MISUNDERSTANDING @ilbelm
Ssrmoop aus Snoianapolis ermorbete,
1T su lebsnsldnslider 3u6tbausftrafe
perurtbeilt poroen.
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thef.
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6airbants, Der rsi6e grauberr, bat Der
Stabt $50, 900 fur cine gibliotbef ee-
identi. Die einSise Seoinsuns, psl9e
er ma6te, mar, oab oi.ielbs gu @bren
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nannt peroe.
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George Noe, fanb bier i'm 4uoitoriunt
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feusrte er auf benielbsn ab. gla9 Der
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-26

H 6. q. @otb, Oifeopatb, 1853
2emde, 2oeomotOr Ntaria Speaialiff.