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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
OIL FIRES IN CHICAGO
Rivers Of Blazing Oil in the Streets
Heavy Losses

Chicago, April 14.-Three oil tank
explosions in rapid succession at Six
teenth and Clark streets yesterday af-
ternoon shook buildins for block In
all directions. caused panic In the
neighborhood, and resulted in heavy
property damage.
Reports that number of men had
been killed added to the excitement,
and rivers of blazing oil running from
The Republic OH company's plant,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
i andsl;de on carthaue Branch.

Dallas City, ILL.,, April 14.-The wet
weather caused a bad landslide on the
Burlington track here Sunday An ex-
ira work train came from Burlington
Sunday and cleared up the slide. but
trains are now running over that sc.
uon OF road with care,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
CUBAN sol.oNs FIGHT DUEL.
Rapiers5- Cause Wounded Hand and
Settle Difficulty os4onoFa6iy.

Havana, April IA duel With ra-
piers took place between Senores Villu-
endas and Garmendia. members of the
house OF representatives. The latter
received a slight wound in the hand.
The cause of the duel was insulting
language used by Senor Villuendas to-
ward Senor Garmendia in the House
on April 6. The local papers make
no mention of the meeting, owing to
the law against dueling, but they state
that the affair has been settled honora :
bly, to both gentlemen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
TWO MEN KILLED.
Delayed Explosion Of Dynamite elasA
ResuItsiin Two Deaths.

Pittsburg, April 1.-two men wers
killed and two inquired in a belated
explosion of dynamite at New Mount
Washington tunnel, Wabash railroad.
The blast had been prepared but failed
to explode and the men returned to ass
certain the trouble. Suddenly it went
off, hurting the men and rocks In every
direction. All the men We're Hungar-
ians and their names unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
RAIN MARS EASTER EGG FRoL'c.
Annual Event on White House Grounds
Failure, Owing to Weather.

Annual EVent on White House GrouhdS
Failure, Owing to Weather.
Washington, April 1.-THE Easter
egg rolling on the white house grounds
was dismal failure yesterday because
OF rainy weather. The grounds were
water soaked and dripping rain from
the trees made the grounds cherries.
About a hundred children, with their
parents, came down during the afusr-
noon, but socn departed. The proposed
Marine band concert on the grounds
was abandoned.
Owing to the fact that Master Archie
Roosevelt has the measles the usual
gathering of cabinet children and other
small friends at the white house for
the egg rolling was omitted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Churches win Not Unite.

Muscatine, April 1.-THE proposed
union of the Congregational and Pres
byterian churches of this city has
failed. A meeting of the committees
was held last night, but they failed
to agree and the matter was ahall-
doned. Ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Jury pisaarees.

Winfield, Mass. April 14.-Thes jury
in the case of O. w. ,Coffelt on trial the
third time for the murder of George G.
Montgomery, Santa Fe railway de-
tective, here last October, reported no
verdict and was discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
WELLS FARGO REMOVAL.
Head Offices Will be Established in
New York.

San Francisco. April 1.-THE gem
eral Offices of the Wells Fargo Company
which has been maintained here since
the establishment of the corporation,
over half a century ago, will be re-
moved to New York next month. 1t
is announced at the Office here of vice.
president and general manager will be
established in New York, and it is pos
sible some of the lesses department
headquarters. The directors meetings
henceforth will be held in that city.
L. H. Hartman is said to be largely
responsible for the removal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Great Western Earnings.

st. Paul, April 14.--The gross EARN
ings Of the Chicago Great Western
railway maple Leaf Route) for the
first week of April, 1903, show an in
crease OF $6S1.6o over the correspo onddng
week of last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Rome. NJ ". Theater Burned.

Rome, N. Y. April 14.-Washington
Theater here, owned by Wallace and
Gilmore. of Oswego. N. y, was de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss s150O0O.
The Arlington Hotel. adjoining, took
fire twice. but the flames were exttn-
guishedL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
DIES AT AGE OF l16 YEARS.
Mrs. Catherine Barrett. Oldest Woman
In Iowa, Succumbs at LaPorte.

IIVITSs SsSf >~'s1S.Ss
In Iowa, Succumbs at LaPorte.
Waterloo. April 14.-Mrs. Catherine
Barrett, who was the oldest person in
Iowa, died at her home eight miles
south of this city, yesterday. aged 116
years. She retained her faculties fully
UP to a few months ago. When she was
100 years of age she was employed in
d hotel at LaPorte City as laundress.
She was born on the Isle of Wight. Nov.
il. 1886. She same to the United States
about twenty-siX years ago. She had
been married twice, her first husband
being Michael O'Conneil, to whom she
was married ninety years ago. She was
the mother of four children, all of
whom are dead. She came from a fam
ily noted for it's longevity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
THREE ENGINES PILED UP.
Bad Wreck on Burlington Near Gales.
burg Caused by Mistake Of oper<

BAD WRECK on Burlington NedT sS0seos
burg Caused by Mistake of opers
ator.
Galesburg, April IA Three freight
engines are piled up in a wreck be-2
tween Lynn and Opheim, on the ROCK
Island and ST. Louis division of ths
Burlington road, north of this city IL
Henry county. The wreck was the re-
suit of head end collision. a doubles,
header fast train meeting anothes.
freight head on between stations, tht
operator at Lynn failing properly to
give the train order.
One man is dead and another MISS
ing, as follows:
Engineer McGlinsey. Of Galesbprg;,
killed.
Engineer John Norris, of Monmouth,
thought to be buried in the wreck.
The line is badly blocked and traffic
is at standstill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
CHOICE OF OMAHA "soLTERs.'
e. A. Benson, Real Estate Dealer, Is
Nominated for Mayor.

Omaha, April 14.-The delegations
from four wards of Omaha who last
Saturday "bolted' the republican con-
vention, gathered last night with 500
citizens at Washington hall and nomi-
mated Erastus A. Benson, prominent
rear estate man, for mayor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
POPE DISCUSSES KINGS VISIT.

Gives Audience TO English Prelate on
Ceremonial Call by Edward.
Rome, April 1.-THE Pope gave an
audience yesterday to Monsignore
Stonor, the canon of ST. John Laterao
and the highest English prelate here.
on the subject of King Edwards COM
ing visit TO Rome. The question of a
ceremonial visit by the King to the
Vatican was discussed, but what de-
cision, if any, was reached has not
been announced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
PLAN TO BAR AMERICAN GOODS.
European Agricultural Congress I
Consider the Project.

Rome, April 14.-The international
agricultural congress will discuss the
proposal of Herr Rubinak, a Hungarian
delegate, TOR European agreement to
create zollverin against American i'm
ports. Among the speakers will be
NM. Meline, Schwerin. Visconti, Ru-
bini, and Luzzatti.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Company Held Liable for Injury II
fiicted by Strikers.

fIicted by Strikers.
Denver Col, April 1.-THE court of
appeals handed down an opinion today
holding the Denver Gas Company lia-
hle for damages in the suit of William
Holschauzer, who was :flot by strik
ing employees of the company. The
court held the employers must notify
the men taking strikers places and that
d strike is on. Holsclrauyer declared he
had been hired without being told there
was a strike.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
EXPLANATION ASKED.
Germany Requested to Give lnforma-
ton on Deportation of Missionar-

Washington, April 14-The state de-
partment has asked the German gov.
ernment for statement of facts con-
nected with the deportation from the
island of Ruk to the island of Ponate,
another of the Caroline groupe, of a
of native students CT an Amer
lean missionary establishment there.
The matter was brought before the
state department formally ny Rev.
Jrdson Smith, secretary of the Amer
ican Board of Missions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
AMERICAN STOCKS DOWN.
Europeans a. Little Wary Since secur-
tiles Decision.

London. April 14.-Business on stock
exchange today opened with strong
decline in Americans. which, however,
remained above parity. There was no
excitement and transactions were small
Opinion here is that the Northern Se-
curities decision does not seriously af-
feet values.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
EXTEND LINE TO CHICAGO.
Union Traction Company Of indian.
apoIis Secures New Franchise.

Valparaiso, Ind. April 14.-The Un-
ion Traction Company of indianapolis
was granted a franchise by the city
council last night to operate an inter-
urban line thru this city. The COM
pany owns the line from Indianapolis
to Logansport, and will now extend the
line to Chicago.
Work will begin on the line this year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
IOWA PRISONERS CAUGHT.

Two Men Who Escaped from Esther
Vile Landed at Sibley.
Special To Times Republican.
ssibley, April 14.-W. p. Crissman and
Charles DicRerson, who broke jail at
Estherville, were captured today at
Sanborn. In all five men broke Jail
and have been re-captured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
YOUNG CHASE RETURNS.
Wealthy Young Man Who Was Found
L. Erannh s. MA . rum

In French sanitarium.
New York, April IA. Moses Fowler
Chas5, wealthy young mar of Bafay-
ette, Ind, who was recently found in a
sanitarium near Paris by Consul Gem
Aral Gowdy, reached here This morning
on the steamer Kron Prinz Wilhelm
from Cherbourg The t.g was met by
the steamer. at quarantine and Chase
was taken to Jersey City taking a
train for the west.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
FIRE AT LAKE poNcHARTRAlN

Firemen Unable to Save the Southern
Summer Resort.
New Orleans, April 14.-Fire early
today swept across the east side of the
west end summer resort, on Lake Pom
chartrain. Firemen found difficulty in
reaching the scene, and the bucket
brigade was powerless to stay the
flames. The blaze started in the Capt.
tol Hotel, and destroyed number of
the small business places. Loss, $780,
nm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14

Acting President Stanton. of the
State College, was in the city last ev-
ening, also. but incidentally only.
Trustee McElroy. The committee on
presidency is understood to be quietly
at work. Some members of the COM
mittee are doing more or less OF cor
respondence with reference to possible
candidates for the presidency OF the.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
COLONEL LYNCH DYING.
Hia Health Said to Be in Precarious

London, April 14.--Fri .nds Of Colonel
Lynch. who is undergoing life impris-'
onsnent for high Treason. in aiding and
abetting the Beers in their war against
Great Britain. are greatly concerned
about his health in prison. It is feared
that Lynch, can not live long enough to
be pardontAd by a special act OF grace
by the king after his visit to Ireland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
GRAND. AMERICAN HANDICAP.
Shooting Tournament Begins at Kan
sas CITY TODAY.

SaS Oty IOudys
Kansas City. April 1!-The grand
American handicap at !nanimatis tar
gets began today at Blue River Park.
five miles east Of the city. The weather
and conditions are improved. but are
far from perfect. Nearl2 all of tine 200
inarksmen entered arrived this morn
ing and took part i'm the small events
this afternoon. The grand American
handicap begins Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
PRESIDENT MOVES CAMP.
Goes From Black Snake to Slough
Creek for a Change.

Creek tor a Change.
Cinnabar Mont, April 14.-President
Roosevelt moved camp today from
Rlacksnake to. Slough Creek, eighteen
miles north of Fort Yellowstone. He
will remain in Slough Greek several
days and then go to camp on Lake yell
lowstone, fifty miles from Cinnabar,
where he will remain until ready to
leave the park.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Sin mmtbiser SoeomOtib= Sei,er
gerbiitete cine Gsuiiion.

Ser 9ocomotibfibrer Sermann &ub,
pel9er einsn perionensu9 Der Wonon
Sabn ftbrte, lab, als oerielbe ltd in
Der Vdbe bon Sbelbppille befano, baB
Elm @iitersua in elmer tursen gntfer-
nun9 poraufubr.
gr 9laubte, oaB cine @olliIiOn unber'
meiolid mar unb iprans bonn 3uae,
inbem er ieinem 9ei3er Charles Suit
surief, ieinem geiIpiele gu folgen.
Sieier blieb jsoo6 auf ieinem pofer
unb psrmittelit Der 2uftbremien selanq
es ibm, ben 3us nod redt3eitig ann
Stiafanbe 81 brinsen, 10 oab eint
gollilion bsrbinbert puroe. &uB.
tpsl9er an Der OIt 2ouiiiana=Strab 81
go. 410 pobnt, sos ii6 our4 bas ab
iprinsen 8erleBun9en au, wel9e ieood
ni4t sefdbrli4 fno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Nus Mrbeiter= Greiien.

gu gbrsn Der Snternationnlen Be=
amten uno bes @recutip=@omites Der
8riioeridaft Der 8auidreiner uno 3im=
merleute perantaltet Die bieiise r@ r.
penters uno Soiners Union
81 o. 201" am Nbeuo bes Is. Sanuar
in Der Mtalonic 9aae einen @mpfans.
Die Union bat folsenoe Seamte err
wdblt: Omer Smof, prdioent; Wm.
Sia, 8ice=Yrdfioent; &. g. @oof,
grot. Secretdr; s. 8. 8oooe, Sinans=
Secretdr; $. Sdaffer, Sdabmsiiter;
&. s. 2irte, Conductor; Grant @oan.
Warben. Sn Der am 10. Sanuar fatt=
finbenoen 8eriammluns isiro Elm Sc
l4dfts=4ssnt ermdblt weroen. Sell
bier Ssrminen bat p. 6. Sraois ben
goHen betleioet.
Sie Wahl Der geamten Der
Central abor uni pirb in
Der am nddHen MOntas ffattiinbenoen
8eriammlung porgenommen meroen.
Obgltid SObn 8. Seltman. :usl6er
felt susi Sabren prdiioent Der 6. 6.
Union 1T, ertldrt bat, tein Ganbioat
fur Wieoeriuahl Su iein, 10 iinb feline
Sreunoe nidtsoeifomenieer emiie tbdtis,
oamit er auf's Reue wieber erpdbli
peroe. 9lls Ganbioat fir bas Qmt
oes prdioentsn meroen ferner genannt
80. 8. Butler, George @uffer BON Del
giiengisber Union unb .. 6. Stoo.
barb bon Der Bauf9reiner Union Np,
28l; @anoibaten fir prot. Secretd,
| fino 6. g. Banp uno S. gB. &err.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Gin gutter Sang.
gcitanmeiluness sS9winbler Siaaf Srpiae
Nilians aufs gleue in ben 9dnoen
bon SnfeI Sam.

Yoft=Snipector g. 6. &ple bon bier
bat Dem YOtmeiit.r Wlc8innis tele'
9rapbirt, baB es ibm selungen 1T,
SIaac Orbille Wiliams in ieinem
Sauie nabe 2ima g., su oerbaften.
Serielbs purbe lett feds Mtonaten bon
pOf- -SnipectOren uno Setsctips ge=
fu6t.
@abreno bieiss 3sitraums bat er
etrpa $4,000 eri6winoelt, inoem Ell
auf gOftanweiiunsen bic 3ablen bon
fleineren getrdsen in sr6Bere umwan=
bette. Sn Sbateipeare, Snb., in
@axfap, Stem albanp, Serre Saute,
.Tf. Wapne, South 8eno uno gltbari
bat er cine san5e &eibe bon &aufeuten
nit iol6en eefdli9ten poitantpeiiun'
gen bineingelest. @r piro ieoenfals
na9 bier ausseliefert weroen. gereit:
Dor bier Sabren tpuroe er bonn bief9er
Sunbesseridt wegen dbnli6er S4pin'
oeleien beitraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
eei6smramber Samptom @eit
auf's gfene bsrbaftet.

Der 6armer Samptrn @ef bon
SSiIber's Station, wel6er BON ben bieii=
gen 6rOBgei6wOrenen tpegen getbeili=
sung on ben @rabi6dnounssfdllen in
Sntlase3uitano oeriebt tporoen 1T uno
ii9 sesen giirsiaaft auf freiem Gube
befanb, iif iebt bonn Gberiff SOr BON
&amilton @Ountp auf 3tpei neue Ter=
braaftsbefebla bin berbaftet uno i'm Ge=
- ingniIe in HOblesbile einlogirt tpors
en-. gr ipiro bei6uloist, Die 2ei4en
.sason Galph 8rsdeil rnb 98alter Wtan-
sbip aus ibren @rdbern auf benz Sea=
,er=2irdbofe sefOblen gu baben.
= auBeroem itebt er nod i'm orinsenben
sasYeroa9te, oas @rab ieiner gai4te se.
i1dnoet 3u baben. Die grbitterung
DER gepDlferuns sesen Weit 1T beifdn.
Dig i'm 6teisen besriifen uno baber
idllt es ihm aud fduer, Die bon ihm
perlansts garsidaft bon $4,000 srl
fellen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Sobn s. SuSleb bom &reisrid:
ter als Sberif anerfannt.

Sab bic 8ebDroen unb gep6lferung
bon Suliban Gountp auf Seiten bes
bonn @ouperneur feines Mmies als
Sheriff abeeiebten Sobn s. Sublep
ffsben, gebt mobl am 8,ifen aus oem
llmfanb berpor, baB Hi6ter u. 9.
Sarris, als ct am Wontag 8ormittag
ben Sanuar=Sermin bes 6reisseridts
eroffnete, Suolsp als Sheriff amer
tannte uno oerielbe berridtete bieraui
i'm 8eri9t bic iibliden GunetiOnen als
FOLDER.
9ie County, p.Gommiiidre baben eben-
fails NOD nidts in Sublep's Gall
unternommen unb Coroner %. g.
Warwel bon SulliUan gountp, tuel=
der bonn 8Ouberneur aufaeforoert NOR.
ben mar, bas Nmt oes SberiHs su ber.
pclten. bat lid big iebt nod ni4t I'm
baHelbe betiimmsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Snbianappis, Snb, 3Ronas, 5. Sanuar 1903
Die Mit9eas Demontratioa.
@eitere gorbereitunsen fir bieieIbe.

Sas @eneral=Gomits Der Central
8 2abor=llnion. pel1es Die 0orbe-
reitunaen fur ben gmpfana oes Prd=
iioenten Sobn Mit9en bon ben @ru=
benarbeitern gu treffsn bat, bat feline
1orbsreitunsen 10 gut tpie beenoet.
gs iit jebt oeiinitip beidloRen por=
ben, baB Die SemonitratiOn am @beno
bes 19. Sanuar absebalten weroen
ion.
Nls @npfangs-Gomite tperoen oas
@eneral=gomite Der Central 2abor
Union, 8ufab %. &sbers uno Gli
Siri9fielo, als Yertreter Der @lts uno
9lusuit 6ubn unb s. s. Gppel als
&eprdientanten bes giirser Gomites
funeiren.
9uBer bieiem @omite puroen nod
folsenSe Gomites ernannt:
giIenbabnen = Spbn 8. Geltman,
$. g. @aHon uno @ui. 80. 8epers.
Secorationen : @illiam s. @palo,
Otto SeIuie unb Soparb gertermann.
Sibnen=@Omite = 6. g. garrp,
Iprfbenber.
Siir9er=gomite = .. 9. Wahon,
@eOrse gliB, @eorse u. @ap. Senrp
%. 2awrencs, Yaul 8raub, peter 5.
galS g. 8. McNelis, Otto SeluIe,
Samuel SpeBbarbt, @. $. Meiienser,
9lnorep Steffen, SiltOn Il. 8rOwn,
Sobn &au9, Sarrp Sem. g. 6.
WOrB, @illiam 6. gnsliib, @bwaro
8ertermann, 5. 8. purop, @iliam
u. &et6am, Mattbep Woore. 8. M.
8rOnion. Sobn $. gmrib, Wt. 3.
@ilion, Sobn Siron, @apt s. 6. gie=
Ter. gilbert 2ieber, Inbrem 9asen,
Srsosrid Mad, 8ii9Of 6rancis Silas
@batalb unb &ep. Charles 6. Bacon.
| Sameu=gomite -Grau Map Urisbt
Setpaa bonn Snternaticnal Council OF
Wemen, Grau Spbn 6. 6sltman bon
Der v@omens' 9abel 2easue", Grau 6.
q. Barrp pom Samenperein Der SppO=
graphical Union uno SRI. 2ilie Gre.
berids bon Der Central 9abor Union.
@oparb pertins piro als 8roBmar'
: f4aa fungiren.
Sas gmpfan9s=@omite wirb benz
! Brdfoenteu Wit6ea, iObalo es betanri
lit, auf uel6em 3ug oerielbs bier an;
I fommsn wiro, entsesenfabren uno ibn
nad bier escOrtiren. Sie Wari6linit
Fir Die parabe miro oer @roBmarI6al
bemnddit befannt MAIDEN. gn Del
Spite berielben pirb cine Muliffapell'
bon 125 Mann marI9iren. gei bel
r am 9lbeno In Der feitlid oscorirter
{ Somlinion Salle fattfinoenoen Jelt
; li9teit miro Serr Sobn 6. 6elt
man als @eremOnien=W =Weiifer funsiren
I SerIelbe miro i'm Namen Der orga
: nilirten Mrbeiter bon Snbianapoli
B ipre6en. worauf 0tapor gOutwalte
: hen 8efeierten i'm gtamen Der Stab
I, piltommen beibt. Gnipraden tDeroei
r ferner nod bon Witdea ielbit, Samue
: @ompers, prdioent Der ramsrical
6eoeratiou Of 2abor". Nationai=Secre
tdr @ilIon bon ben @rubenarbeiterl
i uno Games 2pn9 bon Der Spppsra
min nphnlfpn mernpn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Nus bem GeridtsbOfem.
Sr. NIeranber's pro3eB
mirb wabri deinli9 abers
mails peri d. Dben
meroeIl.


Ser pro3eB bon Or. Soiepb 9lleran-
Der, pel9er in Die @rdberi4anoungs=
Stanodle pertpidelt lit, Diro wahr-
i6sinli9 abermals beri9Oben perben
miiIen, oa Er. @omaro o. Wofett
beute benz fellpertretenoen Criminal
&i6tsr Builep mittbeilte, oaB Or.
Alsranbsr's 6eIunbbeitssuitano Elm
FOLDER lit. baB Der grSt aller Wabr=
i9einli9feit na9 nidt in nd9ifer 3eii
i'm 8eri9te eri9sinen lam. Ser
prOSeB iOllte am Wontas ben IL.
Sanuar fenlen Infana nebmen.
Wie Or. MOifett fa9te, Seist ieiu
Silent Spmptome bon Nerpeniieber.
Der &idter beauftraste Or. Jranl
WOrriion, Or. aleranoer elmer dratli'
den llnteriu6uns gu untersieben uni
ibm morsen geri6t 3u erifatten.
Sie @roBsei d bremen
traten beute, na6osm iie bonn &idte,
pereioigt mOrben uaren, in Sibung
Speciele Snltructionen erbielten II
nid1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
lle6srfallen nnS bsranbt.

&obert Mliler, elm Nnseitelter Der
y8arnep electric Supplp Co." wuroe
am Sonntag 4benb nabe Der &oberi's
part &irde bon swei Mdnnern iiber=
fallen. gSdbreno Der cine ibm einen
&tpotper Dor bas @eiidt bielt, bur9=
'u9ts Der Nnoere feline Sai9en uao
ntnectirte sl.35, tpel9e er in beniel=
ben fanb. Sn 6Olss Der Suntelbeit,
-.tpsl6s 3ur 3eit berrfhte, fonnte Wtillei
feline 8si6reibuns BON isinen ansrei.
fern geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
YeriOnal= l=Woti3en.

e D N n 6 o m m er, Sobn oes
Serrn 3ouis CONNER if am Sonntag
Na9mittas i'm bliibenbfen Wannes=
alter BON 26 Sabrsn i'm Sauie ieiner
g(tern proipect Str. go. 21O6 Dem
Herpenfieoer erlegen. Sas Sei4en=
begdn9niB finbet am gta4ntittag bonn
$rauerbauie aus ifaft.
Sm boben Nlter BON 81 Sahren II
Jam SDnntas Nbeno Siri4 Sppe n=
beimer in ieinsr WO9nung on Del
81. Netp Seriep Ctr. gfo. S22 geItOr'
ben. Our 3eit ieines Sooes pObnter
in ieinsm SauIe fiinf @enerationen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
&i9arS 8ober bsrmiBt.

Sbomas Boper bena9ri6tiste Die
YoliSsi, boB isin grubsr &ibarb fell
eamfas Mittas aus ieinsr @Obnunq
81. SlIinois Str. go. 1926 perniBi
miro. gr III 38 Sabre alt uno Wtit.
slieo Der 6irma @latt e. Soper,
Seine Nnseh0rigen befiir6ten, bab i'm
elm llnsliid suselfoBen iif, oa iein'
aneewobnbsiisn bic beiten finb uno e.
nod ME 5upOr ldnsere 3eit bonn 9aui,
fort9eblieben lit.