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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Ginsr bieler auhIen. Napulsuns hat

Giner oieIer Goblen.TapDleons bat
neulib in NeiD Yort ni9t idledt aus
Der SGule aeidwabt. Su einem Sn=
terbieip ertldrte ndmli9 YrdIiSent DIE
pblnt bon Der Selapare & SuoIon
8abn, oaB sr fi6 Der &oblennotb freue.
Sic lei Wieberbergeltuns bafiir, saB
Die Wahen bes publitums wdbrenb
oes lebten 9oblensrdberitrsits Offsn nit
sen ftreitenoen &oblenbergleuten fpn,=
patbiiirten.
giner fol9en pbdnomenalen l1nber=
fddmtbeit geseniiber nimmt iid bic
&atb- uno Silfofsteit Der 3esisrune
bel Der segenwdrtisen &oblennOtb mie
eins @eneralpleite Der Staatsibee aug.
Siejenigen, pelde iiberfiibrt tperben,
abiidtlid uno piiisntlid ben 9oblen=
manaeI berbeissfiibrt gu babea, iOllten
fpie i9rere Yerbreder Dor benz @eieb
bebanoelt tperben. %. %. = pieaei9t
eIettrocutet ipie Der anSere Oidbduter,
Der elephant 9opip.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Barton Sibbsn's @brenpreis.

gta9ri6ten aas princeton, N. S.,
sufolee lit parton g. Sibben bon
Snoianapolis iebt Stuoent
Der Yrinceton uniperittdt = aus
Dem Dlittmo6 Qlbeno in @bi9bam
absebaltenen &sosipettitreit in Sran3O.
fif9 ais Sieser, b. 3 8euinner Der
sl00.8olo= =Meoaille. berOorsesansen.
SieIe, Yreis uurbe i'm Sabre 1893
bon Baron Sc Goubertin aus Yaris
geitiftet, als oerfelse Die biefigen uni=
beriitdten unb Colleges beiu6t bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16

Serr @bas. W B btin q, Der
bsfannte 8au=@ontractor BON go. 907
Siio SEEM Seriep Str, 1T eeitern bon
bort, woielbit er Sabre lang wobn6aft
mar, nad ieiner neuen, aufs @ldn=
3snbite ausesitatteten Wobnung, g}o.
8l3 9ioro 9teu SerieD Str., umse=
3Ogen.
Coroner 80. 6. Warmel
bon Sulliban gountp bat ertldrt, es
am Montag ben 8eneral=9lnualt tpii=
len 81 laiien, oh er barauf bsiteben
miro als Sheriff IN Steae ees bonn
@Ouuerneur abgeiebten Sberih's Dub
lep su fungiren ooer ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
go d immer feine go 6ri d
BON oem 9 a m b Ter st.
0puiS".

geew Oorf, 16. San. gto6 im=
mer teine gta6ridt, bon benz Sampfer
st. 2ouis" bon Der gmerif. Sinie.
9ura Die eeitern Nbeno erfOlste 4n=
funft bss Sampfsrs r2aurentian" iino
Die geioraniile um oas S4idial bes
st. 2oais" nod bernebrt tuoroen.
Ser y9aurentian" perlieB am 3.
Sanuar, alio an oemielben Sage als
Der st. 2ouis" bon SOutbampton
abfubr, glassow uno er 1T senau an
oem Sage bier ansetOmmen, an tpsl=
dem er fdnis mar. ST bat ssnielbsn
@urs suriidsslest, wel4en Der Sam=
bier ct. 9ouis surid3ulegen bate.
Ser 6apitdn iast, oab er ni9ts bon
oemIelbsn seiesen hdtts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Ginbre9er itatteten in friiber

Ginbre der itatteten in friibel
Morsenitunoe Der @obnuns bes ga,
snuel 3. Spellman an Der N. penniDl=
pania Str. go. 1912 einen 8eIn9 ab.
sic wuroen jeood gu re9ter 3eit per-
f9eu9t, 10 oaB iie ni6ts erbeuteten.
9as grecutiD= Der Demo
cratic editorial Nh'n." bat bei9lohen,
baB bic @inter=8eriammluns bier am
5. 6ebruar i'm @ranb SOtel ftattfinoeu
IOa. @m @beno piro bort bas Banquet
abge6alten.
Yie vSnbiana engineering go.
cietb" bdlt bier our 3eit i'm Commercial
Club @ebdube ibre %. Sabres=Yer-
iammlung ab. 6iinfssbn neue glit'
glieoer puroen afsenommen.
Gufoem @rOpn Sia SriebbOit
tpuroen beute 9ta6mittae Die fterbli9er
leberreife oes am Ntittmo9 DerltOr.
bsnen S9riftiebers Samuel 2effin9a
mel CUR lsbten &ube befattet.
Sn Der S6ule. go. 80 on Del
Slinois Ctr. unb Mc2ean plab fin.
oct beute slbeno cine muIitalii1e
unterbaltune itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
8latterniaae i'm Situate.

Sen 8eri9ten Der Staats Seiunb=
beits,gebDrbe iiber ben Monat Sesem=
Der 5ufoIee muroen i'm Staate 642
Slat!ernfdle 9emeloet. Gpn oieien
nabmen II einen iOotli9en Serlauf.
Qm idlimmfen piitbete Die Seu4e in
ben Counties &nor, Marion, 8iso,
Walbin9ton, Noams, 9lllen, MonrOe,
&anoolpb, &iplep. 2asrange, Sancod
uno 9anrence.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Waifeit=Gbor

8 weitere Yriifuneen bon Sdneern
unb S1ngerinnen, Die i'm Maifef=
@bore miiSuwirten piinIGen, meroen
am H., "a. uns 81. Sanuar. &benbs
DOE 5 bis 6 llbr, in benz Gjsiadfts=
locale Der Starr piano So. ab9ebalten
peroen.
9ie erfe grobe bes Maiief=gbores
finoet am 4. Gebruar, Ibsnos, in Der
Sbortribge Sp6ibule ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Suba u. Sowner iOa ausselie=
fert iperSen.

9ouberneur Surbin bat &equi=
fitiOnspapiere fir Die auslieferuns bon
Sp9n u. Soiuner unter5ei9net. Der
ielbe befinoet fi6 sur 3eit in Ct. @loub.
WinneiOta in Saft. Gr miro in @raw=
forbspille eeipiinidt, tpoIelbft eine In=
tlaee pessn grlansens Ron @elo unter
falI9en 0ortpdnben eesen i'm er6obei
iuurben 1T. gr miro bei9uloigt, bon
2eris u. @odran 1914 eri6winoelt gu
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Die &siIe mat5 ct. Sonis.

8ouberneur Surbin, 2t.=8Dun. Gill
bert, Spreder Maribaa, Die SenatO=
rem &ittinger uno 6lemin9 uno Die
@eprdIentanten gratens, 2ut6ring uni
Stutesman meroen beute Qbeno mad
ct. 9ouis reiIen. Sieielben perben
moreen Die Nusfeaungs=@riinbe beii6=
tisen, INN einen paienben Ylab fir oas
Snoiana=Sebduoe aussufinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Gime 0ebaltserbObnns Der &id=
ter empioblen.

Die @Sbofattn @ereinieung bon
Warion @ountp bat &eiOlutiOnen ange=
nonmen, tpel9e Der 9egislatur uAter=
breitet tperben iollem. Sieielben em=
pfe6len Die 8ebdlter Der Greis=, Supe=
rior= unb @riminalri9ter bon MariOn
@ountp su er66ben. @eeenmdrtis be-
trdet bas @ebalt Der Superior=& =&i9ter
uno bes areisri9ters $4,000, wdbrenb
Der Griminalri6ter nur $4,000 erbdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
$4,000 fur Stimmmaf9inen
beiuiQigt.

Sas y@ountp Council" bat $4,000
fir ben Nnfauf bon Stimmmai6inen
bemiliat. Sobalo bic MatiOn Stimmz
mGf6inen=Yia bon Der 2esislatur
an9enpmmen uno bonn @ouberneur
unter5ei9net tporoen lit, iollen Die
Gountp=@ommiiidre gngsbOte fir 0ie=
feruns bon iOl9en Mai9inen aus=
i9reiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Gine &inossleide sefnnSen.

Guf Der suesfrorenen @analfd6e
nabe Der Yratt StraBs tpuroe beute
W1oreen Die 3eibe zines ettpa a1t Sage
alten Sinoes sefunoen. Sieielbe
wuroe na6 Der Morsue sebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Mms Mrbeiter= Greiiem.

Cine Delegation Der 3immerleute
Union bon MariOn, Sno. eridien
9eitern Dor Der @recutio-Seb6roe Der
vNationaIsn 8riiberi6aft Der 9au-
i9reiner uno 3immerlente" unb er=
iudten oieislbe, ihnen bic 9lutoritdt
su geben, einen Streit wenn nOtb-
tueitOis gu inauguriren, I'm ibre GOr.
oerunsen, S=ifiinoisen arbeitstas uno
35 Gents Die Stunbe bur6suIeBen.
Die Warion Union fdmpft fdOn felt
einem Sabr fir bieie Sorosruuaen.
Jrau Ola Sopb, YrdIibentin Der
v@omens 9abel 2eague", bat aTee=
fiinbiet, baB iie ganoibatin fir Seleeat
bon Der SppOsrapbia go. l gu Der i'm
Iu9uft in @aibin9ton itattfinbenoen
Contention Der SnternatiOnalen SppO=
erapben Union lit. 8is babin bat
go. | nod nienlals einen tpeibli9en
Seiesaten Su elmer Contention 9efanbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Sobn Wtithca miro am Sonntag
bier eintrefen.

SObn 6. Seltman 8oriiber Deg Sn6n
Weitdell @mpfan9s=@omites bat elm
Selsgramm bonn gtational Secretdr=
S9aBmeiter 90. 9. WiliOn erbalten,
in wel9em berielbe ibm mittbeilte, oaB
Srdfioent Wiit6ea bier am SOnntag
9fa6mittag um 800 eintreffen piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16

DerTeuer= Gla m bonn &aifen
$40. 46 furs naa Is llbr seRsrn abenb
rief Die 90i6manniaaft gu Dem @e=
iddftsloeal Der plumbine=6irma s.
g. Garrea & Co., in SEQ. 144 yeorb
Sainois Strabe, mo ieood nur elm
unbeoeutenoes Geuer 3u l6Iden mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Mus oen @eridtSbSfem.

Sie 3eugen Iusiasen uno Mr9u=
mente in oem Sale Der ySnoiana Na-
tural @as & Sil So" segen cine 9ln=
3abl i'm @as 8iirtel anidiiise 6abrie
tanten iinb seidluRen morosn. &idter
Garter bebielt ii9 Die gnti6eiouns Dor.
Cine &Ia9e gesen bic Stabt.
gor &i1ter WcMater puroe ilber
Die &laee perbanoelt, pel9e Die 8ia
Sour gabn=8eiea aegen bic Staot
eingerei6t bat. @s banoelt fib in oie=
fem 6aQe um Die Condemnation elmer
siuiiben Nortb uno Walnut Str. be-
lsgenen N0ep. Sie gi9 Sour 8abn=
8eiellidaft bebauptet, oab bas 2ano
ibr eeb0rt unb lie perlan9t oaber S9a=
oenerIab.
g Yleite.
%. 8. Wiiberb bon Bsrrp Sp.,
Warion @ountp melbete i'm Bunoesoe=
ritt ieinen, 8anterrDtt on. Seiren
paIfipa bon $5668.59 teben Nctipa
bon $116 gegeniiber.
II n te r It il bung berl lang t.
gera Starb berflaote eeffern ibren
Soften Nnoreas auf llnteriiiibuns uno
stpur perlunst iie s5 pO6entli6. Wad-
Dem bas paar 18 Sabre suiammen=
selebt bate, ion er fie por brei Mona=
ten berlaKen uno iih ieitosm ni6t mebr
um iie befiimme1t babe.
$1,000 berlangt
%. s. WaoDnis bat Die y@. $.
glbrioge 2umber Co." auf $1,000
Sdabeneriab bertlast. Sein linfer Irm
mar, pdbrenb er in Der Sabrif arbei=
tete, in 6olse zines ltnsliidsfalles ber=
maBen oerlebt tpnrben, baB er auf bem=
ielben bolfdnbis arbeitsunfdbig se=
tporoen lit.
Sn o @iiteerlebi t.
Marp Cir. tpel9e ben Steinfriieer
NadtaB auf 3abluns BON 1924 ber=
flaet bate, bat fih nit s475 sufrisben
aegeben uno Die 2lage wuroe bierauf
fallen gelaHen.
g G6eibungsfla9en.
6rances 6. Softer bat ihren @atter
Sames, nit tpeldem iie fd bor bier
Sabren bermdb1te, auf Saeioung per-
tlast. sic b.ibuloist i'm Der lln=
trsue uno Der gflidtpernadldiiisuns.
Sranf &. &ibb mill bon ieiner 8at=
tin Mamie ni6ts mebr tpiiien uno er
rsidte baber cine S6eiounssflase se-
gen iie elm. Wie er iaet, ion iie ibre
pfi6t als 6ausfrau uno Satin per=
nadldifgt unb es nit Der ebeliden
Sreue ni9t alSu 9enau genommetl
baben.
gliie Smith mar ebenfalls in Der
gbe nit ibrem 8attei, Sobn ni6t aui
&oIen ssbettet uno lie m6hte baber bon
ibm seidieben peroen, sic bei6ul=
oi9t i'm unter Wnoerem, niht fir iie
geiorst gu baben.
gines Mrates idlimmes m 4
Mt B9ef d / d
Sr. Sames 8. s. PrentiB berfla9te
9eitern Sames uno Warp Proctor, ge=
fiber bes Sauies go. 448 Oit Waib=
ington Str, auf $4,000 S6aoener=
fab. Sn Der gfa6t bes 81. DECEMBER
b. s. mar er 81 einer IN benz genann=
ten SauIe tpobnsnben Patientin gerr-
fen poroen. 9lls er aus oem 3immer
binaustrat, fiel er in Der Suntel6eit
eine feile Sreppe binunter uno erlitt
4rere 0erlebungen.
Sm poIi3eiseri9t
uurbe Der @irtb Senrp Offenoorf tpe=
gen Saltsns elmer Slotmai6ine in
ieinem 9acale our 3ablung bon $25
uno Soften berurtbeilt. Sie $25 wur=
ben ieoOd ipdter bonn &idter entlai-
fen, 10 baB nar nod bic Soften iibris
blieben.
Griminalg lgeri d t.
2ouis Soparb tpuroe bonn Grimi=
nal 8idter Der Seblerei fdulbig be-
funoeH unb gu 80 Sasen Irbeitsbaus
unb elmer 8eloifrafe BON SIS uno Soften
perurtbeilt. gr mar nit Sohn Spers,
...IL.s 49, QQ;~&L NouoIoS Qtftlrn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16
Na6rihten aus Snbiana.
i ri ten tuegen &ob [ e NJ
mangel gefhlo5ien.

ngels sef9loffen.
ga apette. Sn bier Der 9rDB=
ten Gabrifsn in Ga fapette puroe am
Sonnerifas Der Setrieb weesn Man=
gels on 9oblen eineetelt. Gas Yur.
oue=SOlIese miro ebenfals feline Sbi;=
rem f6lieBen miilIen, wenn es nidi
nod i'm Saufe Der Wo6e nsue 3ufub=
rem an &oblen erbdli.
Geuersw iitben.
galparaiio. Sas @ebdube,
in wel6em ii9 s. s. &ern's Separte=
ment @eiddft befanb, murbe am
SOnnerfas oura Seuer total seritOrt.
Cine grbin 9efudt.
8oiben. Die 8eb6roen beniiben
fi9 sur 3eit ben Iufentbalt Der Grau
Selia Sal, Satin bes u. 6. Sall,
auf3uipiiren. Sic bat @Oiben i'm
Sabre 1886 perlaHen unb ieitoem bat
man ni9ts tpieoer bon ibr geb6rt.
Ser Grau Saa finb tiir5lid ourd CRIB
idaft &oblenldnbereien in Senn.Hee i'm
Wertbe Don $50, 600 susefallen.
gfeue @arneeie 8iblio=
tbeten.
Nttic a. WlaDor SO. g. Geeb
bat bon Inbrew Carnegie Elm S6reis
ben erbalten, in pel9em berielbe iiG
erbietet, $4,000 fir cine OHentlids
8ibliOtbef gu ooniren, tpenn Die Staot
Elm @runoitiif liefert uno Der Stabts
ra!b $1,000 per Sabr fir beren Inter
bait sarantirt.
Sulliuan. Sn einem S6rei=
ben, tpel9es Srau .. 9. Sarris, grd=
iioentin Der Bibliotbsfs=8eboroe bon
9lnbrem Carnegie erbielt, tbeilt ber=
ielbe ibr nit, oab er $4,000 fiir Elm
8ibliotbefs=@ebdube bergeben peroe,
borausgeIeBt, oab gum unterhalt Der
gibliotbet jdbrlid $1,000 ausseieb1
tperoen.
8 ebenb ig begra ben.
Mnoer on. Sn elmer entieB=
li6en Weiie fam bier am Sonnerftae
Der Contractor elmer g. S1upls1,
elmer Ger bsftbetanntefen Birger De,
Staot um's Seben. st be efano ii9 in
elmer Sanbsrube, als fi1 cine Is 6uf
breite Sdi4t BON Oben abl6ite uno Der
bebauernspertben Mann beerub. 81
oauerte mebrere Stunben, big er Der.
ausgesraben muroe. Sas 2eben wal
iebod ldneit aus ibm emit flOben. 6,
mar erlt SO Sabre alt uno binterldBt
Grau uno &inber.
0prtrag bon General See
Gincennes. General Sibbuel
See bielt bier am WiittmO9 Gbeno uO
einem sablrei9en publitum einen @or
traa iibsr v@uba uno Der Spanii9
Mmeritanifbe &ries". SDr oem 8or
trae puroe Dem General Elm bersli9e,
Gmpfang bereitet.
| Sair m n nj 8 Il It ern.
Sairmount. Sie Staot be
fanb iib am Wittwob uno Spnnerifas
i'm 9iiitern, ba Der glectriiden 8e
leu9tunss=@eIelid Die &oblen aus
eeeansen tparen. Ni6t Elm pfunl
Soblen befanb iia mebr i'm Marft
@ier Wassonlaounsen &Oblen, ueld
fir bic gleetriibe Seleu9tunas=@eiell
i6aft beitimmt tparen, tuurben gan
einfa9 BON Der gis Sour 8abnseieG
i9aft, tpel9e ielbf &oblsn braudte
oDnfiscirt.
Oer6lubberfeb r Ia 3 m g
legt.
gpan'spille. Ser gisaanl
i'm 6luiIe tpuroe am Sonnerftag mod
hdrter, als am porbersebenoen Sage
uno AUDI Die lsbten Sampfer, Die Bis
bsr nod ben i9arfen @isiAoaen setrogl
batten, iuben iib aen0thist, ben Waiier-
bafen in Der Green &iper Miinoune
auf3uIu9en. Sas jeBt an Der Stab
borbeitreibenbe Sis 1T meilt nur Dor
ssrinssr 9ide uno wiiroe sr0bere Dam=
pier nidt serabe sefdbroen, fOnnte
ibnen iebo9 immerbin bebeutenoen
Sdaoen sufiisen. 8Om oberen Glub.
lauf iino aroBe gisfeloer i'm In3use,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16

az g. q. @otb, Ofeopatb, 163
Qemde, 2ocomotor Mtaria Speaialif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-16

s@ Die beiie 5 Sent Giearre in
Der Gtaht, Mu9o's .2onafelom".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
IN-TORTuRED
BABIES
And Tired, Fretted
Mothers
Find Comfort in Cutieura Soap
and Ointment
When All Other Remedies and
Physicians Fail.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep.
for skin-tortured babies aud rest for
tired, worried mothers in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest Of
emollient skin cures, to be followed In
severe cases by mild doses Of Cuticura
Resolvcnt Pills. This is the purest,
sweetest, most speedy, permanent and
economical treatment for torturing,
distiguring, itching, burning, bleeding,
scaly, crusted and pimply skin aud
ecaly llumours, with loss of hair. of in-
fants md children, ms well as adults,
and is sure to succeed when all other
remedies aud the best physicians fail.
The agonizing itching and burning
Of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss OF hair
and crusting OF the scalp, as in scaled
hcnd; the facial Disagreement, as in
pimples and ringworm; the awful suf-
fering of infants, and anxiety of worm
out parents, as in milk crust, letter and
salt rheun, all demand remedy Of
almost superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Pills are such
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
statement is made regarding them that
Is not justified by the strongest evi-
dence. The purity and sweetness, the
power to afford immediate relief, the
certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy have made them the standard
skin cures and humour remedies Of the
civilized world.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
.IHA1 BRICK GOMBNE
Barber Asphalt Co. Appears 70
Be Gaining Foothold In
Des Moines
HARD FIGHT TO KEEP THEM OUT
The Latest Move is the Purchase BY
the Asphalt People Of the Capital
City Brick and Pipe Company Plant,
for ,ooo-History Of the strus-
gle.
oecial to r1mes-Repupiican.

Special to mes-Repupiican.
Des Moines, March 17.-The Des
Moines brick combine is not as jubilant
now as in the past. The Barber AS
phalt Company appears to have turned
a card that forebodes trouble. ThS
people Of Des Moines ATE disposed to
look on and smile while The two trusts
stand threatening each other with an
inhalation. In other years Des Moines
fell into the hands of C cedar block
paving trust which became very bur-
densome. Then brick was substituted
and no sooner had the brick industry
got fairly started than combine was
effected which has become extortionate.
The brick people have made a hart
fight to keep the asphalt people from
gaining any foothold in the state, but
despite this asphalt has been laid on
several streets here and elsewhere.
Now the asphalt people nave purchased
the Capital City Brick and Pipe Com
pany plant for 100000 and propose to
throw bricks as well as the other fell
lows. 1t is probable there will be some
reduction IN the price of all kinds of
paving and perhaps Of building mate
rial, for all Of which the property own
ers will be thankful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
SCANDAL NEAR NEWTON.
A Minor at .seeversvills Elopes With
Another Mans Wife.

Newton, March 17.-Several weeks
ago Harry McLane. a miner at the lit
tie town of Seeversville, near Colfax,
III this county, disappeared with Mrs.
Winnie Vaughan, the wife OF w. n.
Vaughan. also OF Seeversville. whom
she left behind to care for their child
less than a year old McLane was
known to the officers If the county,
having once been mixed UP In scrape
with a man in severe fight. On ac-
count of some peculiar marks on his
face he went by the name OF Spot
McLane
When Mr.. Vaughan found that his
wife and McLane had gone away he
filed an information against them.
Deputy Sheriff Harry ]. Agnew took
the matter UP and sent out number
OF cards seeking to locate the couple.
Saturday night he got word that his
man was held in Oskaloosa. He went
down there, accompanied by j. S.
Brown. and at an early hour yesterday
arrived with his man. The woman had
returned to her home last Thursday
and her husband had finally forgiven
her and allowed her to remain.
The matter came up yesterday before
Justice Allfree, but as Vaughan did not
appear to prosecute the probabilities
are that nothing will be done. It is
learned that for some weeks the pair had
been in Gilchrist, ILL.,, small mining
town, and to which card was sent adj
dressed to the marshal. McLane adj
mits that he talked to the marshal
there several times, but the officer new
IF intinated that he wanted him for
anything. Agnew at least has the sat
Of knowing that he succeeded
h getting his man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
United States Court Asked to
Declare Southern Pacific
Loan Null and Void
STOCKHOLDERS MOVE
Claim is Made That Bond Issue is in
Excess of its Capital Stock, in Viola
ton of the Laws of the State Under
Which the Company Was Organ
lied.

New York, March 17.-The United
States circuit court was asked yester-
day by Walter Morshead and G. Emily
Reynolds, minority stockholders of the
corporation, to declare null and void
and fraudulent s120,0O0.Uo0 OF bonds is
sued by the Southern Pacific Company
and the Central Pacific Railway Com
pany, the latter corporation organized
under the laws Of Utah, and also $780,
100000 OF preferred stock of the Gem
tral Pacific Railway Company.
The defendants are the Southern Pa
|cific company, a Kentucky organiZa-
ton; the Central Pacific Railway Com
pany; the Central Trust Company, as
trustees of the first refunding bonds of
the Central Pacific Railway Company;
the United States Trust Company, as
trustees of the 31a per cent bonds OF the
Central Pacific Railway Company; the
Union Trust Company, as trustees of
the Southern Pacific As: George, Jos sph
and Edward Spayer and others.
The complaint states that the Cen
trial Pacific Railroad Company is the
owner OF railways in the state of Cali
fornia, and that the laws of that state
Go not permit railway corporation to
issue bonds in excess of Its capital
stock. In 1899. the complaint charges.
the individual defendants named or
ganized under the laws of Utah the
Central Pacific Railway Company; that
the Central Pacific Railway Company
was induced to transfer I'll of it's prop
critics. rights and franchises to the Utah
corporations
The latter. the COMPLAINT charges.
possessed no property. was entirely
without financial responsibility. and the
transfer was made without considera-
ton, was fraudulent ard Illegal. and
took away the constitutional rights of
the plaintiffs, rendering ,aiueless their
stock.
1t is charged that the individual de-
PENDANTS. having acquired possession of
the California property, at once issued
S120.000,000 of mortgage bonds upon 1t.
SS3,00O,000 in Excess OF Its capitaliza-
ton, s1G0,000.000 OF first refunding
bonds, secured upon the
properties OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, and in addition $4,000
GOO of mortgage bonds as second lien
upon the same property.
For a further cause of action the
plaintiffs alleged that IN violation of
the authorized capital stock of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, the
individual defendants caused to be is
sued by the Central Pacific Railway
Company s20,000.000 of preferred stock
Ut the latter corporation. which pur-
ported to entitle the holders to particle
pate in the profits and earnings of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company in
preference to its legally authorized
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
THE PERIPATETiC BEAR.
Summer Outing of Mother Grizzly
and Her Young Ones.

Summer Outing of Mother Grizzly
and Her Young Ones.
There is deal of discussion among
hunters after big game in the noun
tains concerning the sort OF fsthers and
husbands grizzly bears make, says a
writer in Outing. The consensus Of
opinion seems to be that bruin is an I'M
faithful, heartless spouse and a con-
temptible father. He will help Nine.
Bruin seek cave or an opening in the
rocks or mountain side, where their
cubs may be born, and he will carry
dainty nlorscl. such as sheep, q
calf or part Of a cows carcass there
for his mates food. However, few
days after The cubs are born In the
family circle he will leave the home,
probably never having any further ac-
quaintance with his spouse and her
offspring. Thereafter Nine. Bruin must
make her own way and provide for her
cubs. Unlike the black bear which is
jolly, fun loving father that rolls and
frolics with his baby children, the male
grizzly will have nothing to Go with
the cubs Nine Grizzly and her chill
dren are companions for two summers,
and they hibernate rolled together in
ball of fur for about 100 days, dur
ing the coolest days of winter
The mother bear and her young tray
ell far and wide. moving principally ut
night. Kit Carson said that the wide
range Of family of healthy grizzlies
in a summer season is almost incalcu-
liable. He had reason to know OF
mother grizzly and her two cubs that
once left their alternating cave among
the southern spurs Of the Rocky noun
tains in New Mexico one spring in the
forties, crossed the Colorado and Wy
oming. were seen in the mountains in
Montana and were back in New Mex
leo again for another winter before the
following October.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
Didn't Patrenize Her Father.

A young woman living in Il suburban
village turned her graceful talent fol
dancing to account by carrying on the
instruction of the young folks in the
neighborhood in that art. AT the be-
ginning of the term her class was at
tended by an awkward, oyergrown girl
who was much in need of such culture.
She was the daughter of local under
taker After two lessons she discon-
tinued attendance. and one of her ac-
quaintances asked her why she had
given up her lessons.
We'll" said she. Miss Blank never
patronizes my father. and so l won't
patronize her school" = Philadelphia
Ledger.