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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
Secretary Root Before the Sen
ate Committee.
Explains In Detail Many Things
Charged TO General Wood and As
sumes the Responsibility.
LOOKS BETTER FOR WOOD

Washington, Dec. t7--Secretary
Root was the witness yesterday before
the senate committee on military af-
fairs which is investigating the pro.
test against the confirmation Of Gsner-
al Lenoard Wood to be major general.
Mr.. Roots testimony was In defense
OF General Wood on the charges that
have been made during the course of
the hearings. He read extracts from
official correspondence bearing on the
charges. and also concerning General
Woods administration as governor
general Of Cuba. Eo was on the wit.
ness stand two and half hours.
Senator Teller wns present and
asked Secretary Root = number Of
questions bearing ON the case, many
Of which were suggested by the testi-
mony which the secretary gave Seore.
tary Root did not conclude his testi-
mony nor did Senator Teller submit
all the questions he desired and the
committee decided TO meet at s O'Clock
last night when Secretary Root was
again before Il.
Z The secretary made a specific reply
TO each OF the charges that have been
urged so far against General Woods
confirmation and assumed responsible
ity for many other matters charged
against General Wood.
Among others IL is understood the
graniing OF alliances to the Jai Alai.
He devoted particular attention to the
attack upon the integrity Of the official
accounts Of the Cuban treasury while
under General Woods administration,
AID he was prepared with an immense
amount OF data to answer the charge
of loose and faulty accounting and su.
diting. lie took occasion to say that
the weakness OF this charge might
have been established long ago had
the senate printed the accounts which
ne transmitted to that body last win.
ter In answer to resolution.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
FROM The DIXIE.
MARINES LANDED BY THE
UNITED STATES CRUISER.

Colon, Dec. II The United States
auxiliary cruiser Dixie is still along
side the dock here, landing stores.
Christmas cheer, camp material etc.
She disembaTked her marines, num-
bering 33, yesterday. They all left
by train for Empire Station near Pan
anna. where they will be quartered in
the canal company's house. Sixteen
machine guns and six automatic guns
accompanied the marines. The Dixie
will sail for Philadelphia today.
The Panama government received
yesterday by the steamer Alliance 500
cases of Mauser and Remington car
tridges, 26 cases of rifles and other
war material.
The auxiliary cruiser Mayfiower is
alongside the dock coaling.
The gunboat Bancroft has returned
from Nombre de Dios.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
Court of Appeals Decides the
Ayer-Lord Case Today.
Says They May be Taxed Herewith
Cost Them About %, 900 in
Back Taxes.
MAY DRIVE MANY BOATS AWAY

The court Of appeals today ct Frank
fort rendered an important decision
affecting the river interests of Padu-
cab. Il 10 possible that it will have
the effect of compelling the owners of
many boats now registered here and
making this their headquarters and
home port TO send their boats to Cairo,
Evansville or some other port where
the law is not so construed.
A Frankfort dispatch to The Sun
says;
1.-THE judgment Of McCracken coun-
ty In the case Of the commonwealth
against the Aver and Lord Tie compa-
ny, was reversed by the court today.
Judro Barker delivered the opinion of
the court The question raised was
the RICH, of the auditors agents to list
for taxation at Paducah certain steam
boats Of the appellee company On jagged
in interstate commerce, and belong
ing to appellee, an Illinois corpora
ton. The court below held for the
appellee. The court here reverses and
holds that the boats are taxable at Pa.
ducah, where they are registered and
which place is their port"
The decision when il becomes known
will create great surprise in river cir.
cles. The Aver & Lord company has
quite feet Of boats here, and ~ IL
pays taxes on them all at Chicago, the
home port, 1t resisted the efforts OF
the auditors agent here to collect
taxes here also, claiming that it would
DO double taxation and contrary to
law.
The lower court here decided against
Auditors Agent Frank Lucas, who
brought the suit, and he appealed IT,.
The oourt.of appeals now decides thai
Notwithstanding the fact that taxes
are already paid.on the boats at Chioa-
go, Ill, the state agents here can also
collect taxes.
Captain Baxter, agent for the Aver
Lord company here, is out Of the city
and could not be seen, but 1t is under
stood that the decision will drive
most Of the boats owned by companies
organized under tho laws OF other
states, such as the tie and packet
boats, will now make other cities their
headquarters, in which event the loss
to Paducah would be great, as thous-
ands of dollars a mouth are spent here
for stores, labor, and such things by
the captains of the boats.
The suit brought by Agent Lucas
was for back taxes on the PAvonia, In
verness, Russell Lord, and other steam
ers of the fleet for five years back
amounting to about $4,000 or more.
Agent Lucas does not think the decis-
ion will have much effect ON other
boats here.
A representative here Of the Aver
Lord company stated this afternoon
that the case will be carried to the
United States supreme court. and if il
is decided the same way there the
boats will all be taken to Cairo. which
is In the state in which the company
pays its taxes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
JUDGE KENNEDY DEAD.

Carlisle, KY, Dec. 17.--Judge
Hanson Kennedy died suddenly last
night after long illness, but death
was not expected. He had been circuit
Judge since February 1901. He was .
close friend of Gov. Beokham and
was prominent In Democratic circles.
He was q member of the Constitution
al convention of 1901.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
REMEMBER The SUNS CHRISTMAS TREE
FOR THE POOR PEOPLE OF PADUCAH
Loosen Your Purse Strings and Help Make Some
Poor Child Happy Christmas Day.

that part Of it may we'll 60 to'the
poor and ell be richer thereby. Il
there such season as Christmas, when
the abundance Of joy is so great than
IL may not overflow to the children Of
the poor? It is SO little to give them
q dinner, a gift and Christmas fun
and entertainment Of few hours ont
of the bounty OF a whole year.
What will you give to make little
child happy on Christmas day?
Send in your donation using the
coupon below.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
Indictments Against the Pool
Room This Morning.
Two Prisoners Released From Jail BY
Order Of the Grand
Jury.
INDICTMENTS MADE

The grand jury is pushing its inves-
LEGATIONS and today returned another
batch Of indictments. Under the law
it can occupy but one week ct q sitting
except when the time is extended by
the circuit judge.
Judge Husbands extended the time
one week last Saturday, and while the
time will doubtless be extended again
the coming Saturday, little work will
be done after Wednesday of next week
until adjournment, on account of the
holidays.
Today the first indictments ever re-
turned in this county for the operator
Of alleged pool rooms were returned
against the men who were arrested
several weeks ago on the charge.
The outcome will be watched with
interest. In Louisville the pool rooms
operated for years until a city ordi-
nance was finally passed. The court
Of appeals has just sustained that ordi-
nance and the pool rooms have closed.
Under the state laws the authorities
were never able to secure conviction
against the pool rooms in Louisville.
The report of the grand jury today
was as follows
John Perry Unlisted for selling
stolen watch for "a, the watch being
the property Of Walter Guthrie.
George Edwards for stealing brass
cooler worth 500 from the Kentucky
Iron company. .z.s--s's''.ss-'--' :
Henry Kahn, Dave Desberger,
Frank Mcbride and Frank Atkinson
for maintaining a nuisance in the way
Of pool room under the Richmond
House.
Arthur Crawford for selling Lige
Pullen's watch to Ed Hill for 49,.
Ed Farris for selling H. Alderman
a pair Of shoes for 60 cents, the shoes
being the property of NJ. W. Ford.
Robert Fields for arson, the burn
ing of Henderson OWENS house.
John Rhodes for breaking into box
car and stealing clothes.
The minu ties OF the examining court
in the cases against Ed Kelley alias
Ed Harris, for false swearing and
Homer Roberts for alleged attempted
robbery, were returned into court
marked dismissed. Roberts was ar
rested during the Red Mems carnival
and claimed to be from Henderson.
He was charged with snatching pock-
ct books, but the evidence was not suffi-
cient to ipdict, and he was released to-
day after the report of the grand jury.
Harris is the boy arrested with sever
al alleged shop lifters short time ago
and who first claimed to be son Of
one of the men and later that he was
no kin to him, and that his name was
Harris and he lived in Pennsylvania.
There was no evidence against him ex-
cept his own statement, which was in
sufficient to convict.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
IMPORTANT THE
ATRICAL RULING

AIklOAI hULlNt.
New York, Dec. l6.-An important
decision regarding theatrical contracts
has been handed down by Judge
Townsend in the United States Circuit
court. He has made permanent an
injunction asked for on behalf of the
Castle Square Opera Company against
Frank Moulan, comedian.
Under this decision Moulan il re-
strained from appear ing on the stage
under any other management until his
contract expires, eighteen months
hence. The comedian sets up the plea
that the contract allowed his employer
TO break 1t in two weeks notice, and
maintained the same privilege for
himself.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
PAY CAR TOMORROW,

The i. Q. pay car will arrive here
tomorrow afternoon from the Louis
VILE division and all merchants will
keep open until late at night in order
to accommod ate tho railroad trade.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
KILLED BY CONSTABLE.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. l7-Tom
who was shot by Constable
W. B. Eason, died from his wounds.
Before his death be made a statement
from which it appears that the shoot
ing had its origin in barroom row.
Eason 10 at present on bond.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
FAMILY SUFFOOATED

Ashland, KY, Dec. 1.-THE resi-
denoe of j. W. Benedict was destroyed
by fire this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benedict and their year old child were
suffocatei.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17
new YARDMASTER
CHICAGO MAN NOW TO HAVE A
TRY AT 1T.

Mr.. NJ. G. MoMann, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city last night to accept
the position of general yardmaster for
the l. @. here to succeed Mr.. j. f.
Kanelley, resigned. The change will
be effective as soon rs the new man
can acquaint himself with the yards.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17

Mr.. J. p. Cooper, the we'll known
river man, went TO Evansville this
morning. "a
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-17

Mr.. Robert Elders and Miss Myrtle
Sears, of Mechanicsburg, have return
cd from Metropolis, where they were
married yesterday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
II. w. of A.

&.prdientanten aller hieiiaen Eager
Der Mobern gDoobmen bon Warion 90.
ermdblten in elmer am Mittpo9 Nbeno
abgebaltenen 8sriammluns Selssaten
fir bas am 6. Wai in Warion ftatt=
iinoenbe Staats=2aser. 9luf oieiem
weroen Johann bic Selesaten fir bas
i'm SUM- bier itattfinbenbe sfational=
@amp erwdblt neroen.
Die 2osen bon oisiem @ountp tuer-
ben our4 fOlssnoe Selegatsn pertreten
iein: u. 6. Wrisbt, Sohn 8. 8ols,
6. u. Osborn, CHARLES 9t. Osborn,
Sreb. Sbirlep, q. 8. Waibburn UNI
%. s. 2anOes, uno Sr. s. @. Yates
bon Sroao &ippie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Yotalii9es.

Sas Sistaliabr fir Die hielise pof=
Office i6loB am 81. Wfdrs. Sa Die
@innabmen fi9 auf ettpa s617, 400
$500, 900 mebr als i'm Sabre 190D
selcufen perben, 10 riidt ieBt Die pof=
Office in bieielbe glafie Elm, su tpel6er
Die Yolt Memter Der sr0bten Stdote oes
2anbes Unit 9lusnabme bon Stem
Oorf, uslbes cine Special=@lalls fiir
iid biloet) geb0ren.
Sas @ebalt bes potmeiiters wirb
um $1,000 erb6bt, unb Die boberen
geamten Der Office tperoen ebenfalls
6ebaltserbDbrnsen erbalten.
Sserner milb bic .3abl Der @lerfs uno
8rieftrdser permebrt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Or. 2orenS febrt sur Il d

D r. = oren5 te Il ) u T u d.
Gbicaeo, 2. Ipril. '9lr z.
Npril peroen s. Sgoen Nrmour uno
Srau erfabren, oh ibr So9terden
2Olita sebeilt 1T. Ooer fir INNER ber=
friippelt bleiben miro. 9ln oieiem
Sage miro Or. 2oren3, Der beriibmte
Wiener ar3t, tpel9er fi9 bereits auf
Der &eiIe na9 bier befinost, osn 8pps.
gerbano loIsn. Die Nerste, tuelde oas
9inb Ieitoem bebanbelt baben, slau=
ben, baB es sebeilt iit.
Ser Prdiibent in 6 bicaso.
@hica9 o, 2. Npril. prdiieent
&ooiebelt lanste beute 8ormittag 8.45
bier an. gr muroe am gabnbOf bonn
Mapor SarriIon unb einem gmpfanes=
gomite empfangen. CHARLES g. Se=
neen, Yoriiber ossielben unterbreitete
oem prdfiosnten bas prosramm fir
ieinen 15=fiirbiaen 9lufentbalt.
Sie erite Summer besielben, Elm 8e=
fu9 Der Norbpeitliaen uniosriitdt in
goanfon, wuroe sleid aussefiibrt.
Sort belt Der prdfioent eine furse sln=
iprahe an bic Stuoenten. I'm 1890
muroe i'm Nuoitorium=Nnner elm 2un=
1eon eineenommen. 9lm Nadniittae
fanb elm Yeiu9 Der uniperiitdt bon
@bieago ftatt, pofelbf Dem prdfioenten
Die Waroe zines 8. 6. o.
perlieben purbe um $50 finbet i'm
9luborium Elm Banquet fatt, an mel
dem ITO Der berporragenbften Btr9e,
tbeilnebmen tperben. Nm Qlbenb mirf
Johann Der Prdioent cine &ebe iibe,
i, Die Monroe Soctrin" balten.
&ii dte6rG onserm a n's.
Iew BORT, 2. Npril. %. 6.
2ongerman, Der in Marocco ais Ser.
trettr Der ct. 2ouiler glusE.,llunQ
psilte, tebrte auf benz SampIer ,&ai-
ier Wilbelm Der @robe" suriid.
2ungerman mar Der lebte, Der bi.
Stabt Seq Dor Der 8elaseruns burd
ben prdtenoenten 8u 9amara perlieB;
bebor er naa Sanser fam. mar feline
ganae, 800 Wann farte 2eibsaroe mil
@usnabme oreier 2eute get6otet.
Dar Sultan identte 2onssrman 4
pra9tpoas &appen. Drei Der Sbiert
tamen in einem Sturme um, oas biertt
| 1T isbt nod st. Souls unterwsss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
6roBbritannieH.

Srlanb's 9teuauff6puna "a.
9onb l. Npril. Der irii1e
@etretdr Winbbam beantraote beute i'm
llnterbauie, fir Die gnttpidlung Der
Snbuftrie in Srlanb jdbrli9 1926. 900
gu beipilieen uno figte BEL, baB i9 in
jenem 2anoe elm trdftiser inbuitrieler
Iufidwung bsmertbar made. gr
tiinoiste 5uelei@ on, paB 9Oro Speasb
in Dublin unb Staoiratb pieroe in
gslfait bereit ieien, oas our @infiib=
runs bon @ertebrserlei6teruneen nO=
tbise capital ber5useben, obne Die
Silfe bes publitums in 4nipru9 gu
nebmen.
Ser @ntrae bes Setretdrs purbs an=
genDmnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Yr6iiSent Mitdea's Be-
miibunsem.

9luf griuden elmer gnsabl 8eliBer
bon Wei9toblen=@ruben i'm IL. Sn=
oiana=Siitriet, ipelde ii4 CUR 3eit in
Chicago aufbalten, bat prdfbent Wtit=
Dell iid oefsrn nah @bicasO besebeu,
um nod am Mb.no nit oenielben be-
trefts beg Streits 3u conferiren.
piro beute Morqen fbon wieoer na9
6ier 3uriidtehren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02

I'm IA llbr seitern gta9m. tuuroe Die
Sdlfts Der 6euerwebr su bem Club
6auIe oes vNmericus Club, SO. 208
Norb alabama Str., gerufen, iuo
ebsafals Der Sa9fuhl Geuer gefansen
bate. S9aben $5.
Nadts gesen t12 llb. wurbe Die
2Oi6mannidlft gu benz 9auie go. 929
Buchanan Str. aerllfen, no Der S4up-
pen bintsr benz Sauie aus bislang un-
betannter uria9e in grano geratben
mar. S9aben $50. Die Sausbe-
tpo6nerin iit Srau gl:iabetb Slider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Yoitofiiee=@amber In Saft.

Sie siemlib itarte in Der bieii9en
Saiille CUR 3eit bsiinblide @OlOnie bon
8anbiten, pel6e in pOitdmtern einbra-
den, iit um 5wei weiters grsmplare
bermebrt tporosn. Sieielben iinb Wm.
&Ooes uno SOiepb SammOnb, wel9e
bonn 8unbes WarI9al Soban BON
gbansbifle abssliefert wurben. 9isiel-
ben fino bei9ulbiet in bic Poftoffice
bes Stdbtaens @rimwono Station ein=
9ebro9en 5u fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02

bon 6oitoria, 8. @iniee uuroen 10
idtper perleBt, oaB bas i9limmIte gu
befiir4ten lit.
9 I'm i9e 6enferqlas s.
s briten merben
i6Ioffen.
Wt ariOn. Der bisliss Gsi9dIts=
letter Der unab6dneieen 6eniferelas-
Seieui9aft bat bon Dem 9auptquartier
in Columbus Die Mittbeiluns erbalien,
oab am Is. Gpril idmmtli6e 6abriten
Der @eielli8aft sei@lofen tperosn.
eoeutenbes 6eusr.
4noerfon. Die in gloro Mnber=
ION belesene &ifsnfabrit murbe am
Nittpo4 our9 6suer total seritsrt.
Dem S9absn bon $40, 900 itebt cine
geriideruns bon $4,000 seseniiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
&Otipielise Surddrenuerei.

8efern oollioirte an 16. Strabe unb
@olese @De. oas bur9sesansene @a=
senpfero s. %. Glsuers' bon go.
252l Belefontaine Strabe auf isiner
ipiloen Saso nit Der StraBsnbabn-@ar
go. 215 uno uurbe iiberft tbren.
Gin 0oroerbein ipurbe benz Sbiere
abeeidnitten, inbaB es BON ben CUR
STEELE gerufenen &aolern Duncan uno
Mstins eridoiien tperosn muBte. Der
@aeer 6lopsrs' uno Die Gar wuroen
elm uenie berf9rammt, Die gur-a3aha=
eiere absr famsn nit oem Sdredsn
babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Sie SanOlanser itreifen aud.

gttpa 200 Sanblanser baben iid
beute ben Saditeinlesern auselellt, in=
benz iie ebenfalls bic Nrbeit nieoerless
Ten. Sic perlansen cine 2Obnerbobung
BON 25 @ents PRO Saa. Sisber erbiel=
ten Die 3ieseltrdser So unb Die Ue0r=
teltrdeer 1926 PRO Sag.
gs beibt, oab Die @ontractoren 9e=
pillt fino, Die Sorberung 5u betpinigen.
Sinfi9tlih bes Streits Der Yadlteinle=
ger III Die Situation nod INNER bic
ielbe uno elm llebereintummen 1T nod
ri6t getroffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02

Il ner Guslano= anoel.
Wa bin g o n, 2. april. Der
@bef bes Bureaus fir Iuslanb-Sanbel
i'm Staatsoepariemsnt, 6reo. gmorp,
iast anldbli6 ieiner leberii6t iiber ben
Weltbanoel i'm Sabre 1903, es lei be
eriinbete llrIa9e porbanoen, oaB Der
Iuslanbbanoel Der Ser. Staatsn in
6abritwaaren feline ftsisenoe Senoen3
beibebalten tperoe. Ser frembe 2dufer
lei isBt bon Der Superioritdt Der ams-
ritaniiden Waaren berart iiber;euet,
baB Der Nuslanb=Sanbel als itabiler
Sattor Der inoufriellen uno lanbrpirtb=
i9aftli6sn @pblfabrt bss 2anbes bs-
tra9tet rerben biirfe.
8si seipiiien @aarsn mar infOloe
bsri itdrtter beimii9er gta9fraee Elm
Na9laB Der Grport=9ebbaftistsit gu
8emerten, allein @morp Iisbt es als
elm befrieoisenoes Symptom on, oaB
i'm aQsemsinen Der ausldnoiide Martt
nidt um beimii9er gluftrdse aIein
bernadldiiist tpurbe.
als Sesenmittel seseu Die brObenee
periobe Der ueberprpouttipn weiff
gmOrp auf Die grfulse bin, relae nod
@oniular 8sri6ten Die amer. Snpa=
iion islbft In 10 unforti6rittlidsn 9dn=
bern, tpie Siirtei, Sifafrica, China
unb &orea aufpsiit. lletsraa in ienen
2dnoern pdait Die Ssliebtbeit amer.
6abritats.
Gruben gef Of fen.
SAGINAW, Mid., 2. Qpril. 9ie
Weid-8Oblsngrubsn Mi5:san's uur=
ben seibloisn, I'm ba5 grssbnib Der
@onfersn3 3uii9en Nroeitern unb BE-
fisern i'm 8urfcd Nitdea's gu Snoia=
napOlis absumarten. Cine SdliGtung
miro erwartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
&eime Gtmisnms ersielt
l1n6 bic Situation in benz Bei4fobIens Ois
itriet lit nod bieielbe.

prdioent Wtit9ea bon ben gerei=
nioten 8ruben Mrbeitern 1T bsute
MOreen bon @bicaso, wOielbif er cine
Gonferens nit ben Snbiana 8ruben=
8eIisern betreffs Der Siferen3en stpl=
i9en ibnen uno ben Mrbsitern 9ebabt
bat. suriidgetebrt. Sieielbe TT relul=
tatlos perlaufen, ba feline @inigun9
ersielt iporoen 1T. Sie Situation in
Dem Wei9toblen= Silfriet 1T alio nod
oieielbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Grnennnnsem oes 0onbernenrs

Der @ouberneur bat Capt. gli 5.
Sitter bon bier unb Sobn s. 2atpler
bon Salem gu Srufees Der Stats
Soloaten-Seimatb ernannt.
g8ieoer ernannt tpuroen:
Hi9ter Samuel u. Bonner bon
8reensburg gum Sruitee bes 3aub=
ftummen-Snitituts unb Sames 6. Il=
len bon @opinatcn gum Meitalieo Der
@entral=geb6rbe oes glinoen=aipls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Yboebe e=@ereim.

Sn Der seffsrn Nabmittas in Der
&eform=S =Smmanusls=2irae an profpect
uno Stem Serien Str. abgebaltenen
@erIammluns oes pboebe= e=@ersins wnr=
ben meitere Iorbereitungen fir ben
v@abentas" setroffen, Der ON Sfter=
Montae, Is. 9lpril, in Der 3ions=
2irde an Der Wslt Ohio Str. gum
geIfen bes coniiien=0oipitales ab-
aebalten weroen loa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02

Sas neue glappool Sotel wiro
erlf am 1. Mai er0Hnet treroen.
6rau Martba W. Suoion. S9we=
ffer Der por ssbn Sabren psrltOrbensn
OiAtsrin Sarab s. Bolton 1T beute
Morgen in bsm 9eim fur 5rsunblois
i'm Mlter bon n Sabren aus hem Se=
beben seiaieoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Saoiamapolis &nibbiae.

Die 8eometer Der vSnoianapolis q
Cincinnati Sraction Co." iino 3ur 3eit
eifrie nit bem Mbmehen Der Sabn=
itrede smii6en bier unb &uibpiae be-
iaditiet. gs miro erpartet, oaB
gnoe beg Wonats bereits nit ben ytis
beairunes Irbeiten besonnen weroen
tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02

er bebauptet, bat oisie Union Die NOS
tbigen S4ritte setban, um Die 6abri=
tanten unb Sdnolsr in plumber utsn=
iilien oaran gu binbern, baB fie iol9e
on gfi9t=Mitsliener Der gereinigung
bertanfen. Ssreenb elm 6abri=
tant ooer Sdnolsr, pelder bieIe &sssI
ni9t befOlst, tann setpdrtis fein, baB
er bon ben MitslieOern Der ylR'n se-
bopcottet wiro. 9lus biefem @runoe
weiserten iib bic aenannten Sirmen,
pel9e Sdnbler in plumber=Yor
iino. on ibn au bertaufen. Sie iollen
fosar aud anoeren bieiisen Sdnolern
oabon ab9eratben baben, 10 oaB es ibm
ni4t mOali9 1T, feline Watsrialien in
bieiiger Staot su faufen. Sn 6ol9e
bellen tann er aber o. bringenoe Nuf=
fridge ni9t erlebieen. ba er Die Sa6en
erlt bon auswdrts besieben muB. Sie
ipeitere Solge ifi, baB er &unben ber=
liert uno auf oisie @siIe S9aben er-
leioet.
&ein Sonig onat.
Wtinnie u. Nt;tels wiinfdt, bon ib=
rem @attsn @illiam seiaieben gu tper=
ben. Sas Yaar permdblte fi6 i'm Se-
eember porisen Sabrss uno trennte ii9
bereits am l. Sanuar. gr iol Tie in
brutaler WeiIe be9anselt baben.
. On elmer Car getpor fer n.
Imos s. Qnbsrion bsrlangt bon Der
StraBenbabn=@ n=@sieai6aft 10000 Sol=
lars Sbaoeneriab. gr befanb lib am
81. slusuit als pahasier an 8oro
zines Wasens Der &iberiioe.2inie. Sa
es ftarf gu resnen anfins, 10 wollte er.
oa er eineE gdplaB inne bate, bas
6enifer f6lieBen. Sn bemlelben
ausenblids, oa er iid oamit abmtbte,
bog bic Gar nit folder 8sbemens um
eine Gurbe, Dab er in 6Olge oes plOblis
den Studies auf bas StraBenpfaiter 9e=
ialeuoert uno ibwer Oerlest purbe.
Sm oliseiseridt
wuroe @m. Seppert sur 3abluns bon
SIS unb Soften berurtbeilt, neil er bei
@eiunbbeitsbeb5roe ni9t beri9tete, oab
feline Srau bon ben 8lattern befaaen
mar. Sieielbe Itarb uno mebrere an
bere Witslieoer Der Gamilie ipuroen bon
Der Seu6e befalen' Die Sepperts
iino snbaneer Der driitli4en @lau=
bens=9ebre uno in 6Olse befen mar
audi tein grat su &atbe sssOsen wOr-
ben. Sie @rObsei&worenen weroen
f9 aler @abrideinlidfsit aud nod
nit Der ansslesenbsit beiddftisen.
Wesen brutaler gebanolung feinel
Srau tpuroe @m. Barter bon go. SIC
Snoiana Nbe. our 3abluns bon s25
unb Soften pereonnert.
Sames Scenes bon go. 2229 Sh
Marfet Strabe, &utidsr zines M0bel-
@agsns, galoppirte nit ieinem sSubr=
inert bur9 einen 9eiden=@onouct. 8,
tpurbe I'm bic 6oiteu beifraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-02
Semoeratem osr 6. @arb.

Ser 6. Waro Semocratii4e Club
belt am Nlittpo1 cine sablrei9 be-.
iudte sntbuliaitiIds geriammluns ab.
Sir ben am ndGitsn Sienitas. z. @pril,
@benos, Itattfinbsnoen SmOfer wurben
bic beridiebenen gomites ernannt.