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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
OFF FOR PENITENTIARy.

Deputy Sheriff Newcomer. and Jose
; Lucero. an Official OF the county Jail.
left this morning for the territorial
penitentiary with eleven prisoners
who were given their deserts by Jadge
Baker yesterday. Bernalillo county
will be well represented at New Mex.
ioo's home for the wicked, and the old
county jail will be reduced to nor.
NAL capacity.
There was one woman in the line of
shackled prisoners as they boarded the
train. She is Placida Apodaca de Sa-
mora, who made an assault with muir.
derous intent on one Of her gentlemen
friends some months ago, for which
she Will do time for one year.
Leading the line OF prisoners as they
marched the line OF the platform Of
the Santa Fe station this morning was
John Hickey, the heavyweight tele-
graph operator, who by being caught
for forging a telegraph pass will enlist
In the government service for one
year. He will make a good brick han
dler. II was by the alleged use OF
pen that he was confined In the legal
pen.
John Willis and Arthur Drake. who
touched Mike Mandell and Simon
Stern for bunch OF clothes, will
wear the stripes for one year.
Charles Robinson was In the parade.
He received eighteen months for
working bogus check on s. Vann a
Son.
Three other one year men were:
James Daniels. forgery; Charles Ma.
son. larceny from dwelling. and john
! Dougherty. larceny and breaking jail.
James =. Demlng won the premium
roll. He will do time for two years
and six months for forgery.
Justo Mares, the Santa Fe store
house employe. whose wholesale steal.
ings caused n sensation. will now sing
that beautiful ballad, stars and
Stripes." minus the stats for eighteen
months.
The eleventh man was James Nolan.
another forger He will be present at
the institution for one year.
A batch OF prisoners. no matter how
good or evil looking. always attract at.
fentlon This morning as the county
fesidents marched from the depot to
their car. the curious public made
many inquiries as to who a certain
person was and what was the offense.
Many questions were asked regarding
he old woman with sad and emotion.
ess face who trudged along In the
rear.
When an over inquisitive person
MAS told that she was sent up for at
tempting to kill. a look OF horror would
reep over the face and not another
yord would be said.
To come In contact with prisoner.
bne who has violated The laws OF mis-
r. her country, no matter how small
te offense may be. always flls an
Interested spectator with temporary
enr OF horror OF the man or woman.
cid under the furnishing hand OF the
Nv by the steel bracelets and chains.
While none OF Bernalillo's delegates
re serving tim for any extremely SER
pus offenses. thvv. beyond all doubt.
BE receiving then just dues and are
ir better on under the just hand OF
be government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

In the United States court here TO.
day suit was filed by Postofice In.
spector G. L. Doran against the Pull
man Palace Car company for $4,000
damages. The case bids fair to be an
interesting one. inasmuch as II will be
watched all over the country. Mr..
Doran's attorney is United States At.
torney w. y. Childers, of this city.
On october 81, last, Doran boarded
q train at Albuquerque for Trinidad,
Colo, and took sleeping car. The
Pullman conductor came along and de-
manded his transportation. Doran
gave him his official commission. The
next morning he hunted up the Pull.
man conductor and asked for the re-
turn OF his credentials. The Pullman
conductor told MIN he had turned all
tickets over to the porter. Doran
hunted up the porter, who told him he
had given the commission TO another
man. who left the train at Ration, N.
NJ. II was a month before Inspector
Doran recovered the commission and
in the meantime his pecuniary loss
YVES great, and his liability, under his
official bond, still greater.
The case has assumed an interest
ing phase and every one connected
with the postoffice department in the
United States, as well as every
traveller who is compelled to yield to
the almost peremptory demands of
Pullman conductors and porters, will
he interested in It's outcome. Attor.
ney Chi!ders has taken hold OF the
case with a view of hghting II to a
finish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
THE ETHNOlOGiST.
n. r. voth on a Visit to Arizona In.
dams.


dams.
II. r Voth, the ethnologist. and who
has studied the American Indian for
the past twenty years, left last eve
ming for the Moki Indian country In
Arizona. He is in this part Of the
country in the interest of the Field
Columbian museum of Chicago. Dur
ing his two days stay in this city he
spent the greater part OF his time at
the Harvey museum and at the In.
dian school, where he was entertained
by Supervisor Wright. Mr.. Voth prob
ably knows more about the American
Indian than any other man, which was
acquired by personal contact. The
Field museum will soon publish the
grammar and vocabulary of the Mohi
Indian and for this purpose has sent
Mr.. Voth to do the work. He photo
graphed the Moki dohs Of the Harvey
collection, which is said to be the
finest collection anywhere outside Of
the Field museum. During his stay
AZ the Moki reservation Re will look
out for the Harvey museum. and a
consignment will soon be shipped to
this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
New York Stock Exchange.

New York, April 22-The members
Of the New York stock exchange aban-
doned business today to devote them.
dedication CT their handsome new
building. II is just two years since
the work Of tearing down the old build
ing to make room for the new one was
commenced, and during that time the
members have been accommodated at
the New York produces exchange. The
new building. which presents a strik.
ing appearance. has been arranged
solely for the comfort of the members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
oklahoma's Rapid Growth.

Oklahoma City. April 22.-Today
Oklahoma entered upon Its fifteenth
year II being on this date that the
first installment OF Indian lands was
opened to white settlers. Added to the
first small tract thrown open TO set.
Element were adjacent Indian lands
opened from time to time until today
the territory has an area about equal
to that OF the state OF Ohio. Today
the territory has a population OF 400.
600 and the assessed valuation OF proi-
erty exceeds s50,O00.00o When ok
lahoma was boru only one railroad
traversed the territory; now there are
nearly Dozen with many branches
and extensions In progress OF eonstruc.
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
The Correct Version.
Albuquerque, April 22.

Albuquerque, April 22.
Editors Citizen:
In regard TO that part OF an editorial
appearing In this mornings Journal.
Democrat. under the heading "A Boom.
erans," which reads as follows, "An.
other attempt OF the same character
to misrepresent the labor organiza.
tions was made by the same paper
about ten days ago, when II announc.
ed without a shadow OF authority that
a certain important meeting had been
declared on. and would not be held"
wish to say that II was | who wrote
the notice and not any member OF
The Citizen editorial stan. On Wednes-
day evening the Carpenters union
held a meeting, at which there was
present a member OF the city council,
who advised that the union ordinance
be allowed to remain over a couple OF
weeks. on account OF so much work
before the city council, and assured
that body that the ordinance would go
through without any opposition. Or.
gamer A. l.. Weems was present at
the meeting, and 1t being the sense
OF the Carpenters union that the re-
quest should he complied with. he
talked to various delegates OK the Cen
trail Labor Union In regard to the mat
ter. The opinion seemed to be general
that the meeting OF the Central Labor
Union should be postponed. was re-
quested to print the notice. which I
did. ] had no authority other than
that OF Mr.. weems. The Citizen was
in no way responsible for the article.
HARTMAN ii. WYNKOOP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
MINE WORK ERS.
President Mitchell Trying to Adjust
Labor Grievances.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, April 22.-Presi.
dent Mitchell. the district presidents
and board members of the United
Mine Workers met in executive SEES
sion today to complete arrangements
for the adjustment OF the mine work.
ers' grievances. They expect to COM
plete the work today and President
Mitchell will return west tonight un.
less he decides TO go to Toronto. He
sent notices to the presidents OF the
ccal roads today that President Mich
OILS. Fahey and Deity had been APP
pointed as the miners representatives
on the board OF Cancellation and asked
thar they make their appointments as
soon as possible, so that a meeting
can he held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
POLICE COURT,

In Judge Crawford's court this morn.
ing the case against William Il. Baird,
who. II Is alleged. deserted his wife
and child on December /, 1901. was
called. Attorney Medler asked that the
case be continued until Monday at 2
p. m. on account Of United States
Attorney Childers, who is Baird's law.
yer, being out OF town. The case was
postponed and an additional bond Al
ed for Balrd's appearance.
Nat Logton got full OF fire water
yesterday and pleaded guilty this NOR
ming. Five days for reflection and
labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
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TRIAL OF BOODLERS.
Grand jury Rests While ST. Louis
Boodler Is Tried.

St. Louis. April 22.-The investiga-
ton by the grand jury OF legislative
scandals has been adjourned for a
time to enable Circuit Attorney Folk
TO take up the trial Of alleged local
noodle cases. In the criminal division
court before Judge Ryan the case Of
Louis Decker, former member OF the
house OF delegates, under indictment
charging perjury in connection with
the evidence he gave before the grand
jury in regard to money used to pass
the suburban street railroad franchise
bill, came TO trial today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25

Silver City had an inexperienced team
and the Bayard team had one which
had practiced. Naturally their efforts
to run up big score and make a poor
game proved successful. Silver City,
to play real ball needs Fort Bayard's
support, but seems to gain only dis.
enlargement by playing there.-Silver
City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
THE sUNFLoWER NINE.
The Manager Says Machinery VIII BE
Put In az Soon as Water In Reached.

David Sanders, secretary and gen.
eral manager OF the Sunnower Mining
company at Estey City, ". NJ. was In
FL Paso on his way FROM his home In
Kansas to the property. When seen
by a Herald man Mr.. Sanders said he
was on bis way to the property to con-
tract for the assessment work.
Last year he saws the company did
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25

will probably be put In all around the
quarters. Money has also been receiv.
ed for an electric plant, which will be
set up Immediately upon the arrival
OF the machinery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25

AIamonordo Murder.

Sheriff Hunter, of Alamogordo. Is in
the city looking for Mexican who
called another Mexican to his door
Saturday morning. near Alamogordo
and brutality murdered him., Paso
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25

Col. A. W. Harris. the Kingston
miner. who was here yesterday, left
last night Tor Denver. and from there
he will go TO 81. Louis. taking In the
worlds fair dedicatory exercises on
Thursday, April 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
rFu funds ArrIvIr . at Fort Bayard.

pm last Wednesday tnere was re.
ped in Fort Bayard by the quarter.
stsr, the sum of $4,000 for repairs
Pail barracks and quarters. Work of
apering and repainting will be com.
hced Immediately. New sidewalks
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
Seuti9lanb.
s iir 6 t. 6 o u / 8.

Wf bebur9 6. Stt. 9as
Seuti6e Saus in ct. 2ouis tpirb
ieoenfals cine 3immereinri4tung er=
balten, Die, mas Stunt unb Neitbetit
anbelanst. faum iibertrOfen merben
fam. Cine bieiise 9unitlersruppe,
befebeno aus Nlbin Miiler, paur,
8uerd uno ben 8ebriioern Seioer,
lteaen iol9e 3immereinridtuns fir
ST. 2ouis ber. Der Nuftra9 sins
bonn prsubii6en Miniiterium aug. 9ie
Namen unb Der &uf Der &iinitler 9e=
pdbrleifen, baB au6 tpirtlid ettpas
fiinitlerii9 YoGenoetes seleiitet tpirb.
@iiena9's 9 iireerme e / # r
absefebt.
giiena9, z. Set. Sie lans=
iuisrise girssrmeiitertriie in giiena4
iit enolib gum NbidluB getommen.
Sas Staatsminiitsrium BON Sadien=
Weimar @iienad berfiigte iiber ben
griten Siirgermeiiter @iiena4s, Sr.
jur. @eors b. GeuiOn, amtsentieBuns
unb 8ebaltsent3iebung. Sie Ifaire
bat iid mertpiirois binse3Osen, oenn
I6on am l. Mai batte Die Straftammer
oes @iienader Ganogeridts JeDion gu
stpei Monaten @efdngniB oerurtbsilt.
neil er als Gbef Der ftdbtii4en polisei
in mebrersn Sdllen unterlaifen bate,
cine frafbare Sanolung gu berfolgen,
in Der Nbfi6t, Semanoen Der geieB=
liaen Strafe re9tswiOrie gu entsieben.
Die seri6tli6e gerbanoluns bate
ieinerssit erseben, baB griter Shrger=
meiiter b. 6etuion Die pOliSeisei6dfte
als Gbef Der Yolisei iebr ei9enthiimli9
fiibrie. Sn bier 6dllen nabm er gu
@uniten bon proitituirten 9egen feline
poliSeibeamten Yartei uno unterlieB ss,
9lnseisen, Die sesen Yroitituirte tue9en
llsbertreiuns Der poliseili9en Be
itimnunqen borlasen. Der Staatsan=
ipalti2aft msitersuseben, obpobl oies
bon ben llnterbeanlten ausbriifli9 be-
antragt mar. Sn einem fiinften Sale
ersriff er su @unfen zines iunaen
&aufmanns Seinede, Der unter Der
goripisseluns, &riminali&ubmann su
iein, proitituirte uno anoere Ndo4en
bspos, ibm 9efdlig su iein, partei
segsn bic poli5eibeamten, Die us9sn
bieier unb anberer uniauberer Sano=
lunsen Mnseiss seaen 9einede ertattst
| batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
Sransr W. Triearid) /

Sn Sannibnl, WO., iii am Sienifaq
M. s fri bri d, pel4er friiber bier
anidifis mar unb fib zines 9roBen Be-
fanntentreiies erfreute, aus oem 2eben
eef9ieoen.
Der Serbli9ene mar cine 3eit fang
gormann in 2ieber's Srauerei. Spd=
ter ma6te er einen 6urius in ber
Sraumeiiier Sdule our4, unb mar
oann einige Sabre in ct. 2Ouis als
8raumeiiter tbdtig.
5ierauf taufte er eine grauerei in
Sanibal DO. Die 2ei6e bes Yerftpr=
benen, tpelder feline gitttpe unb 4
9inber binterldbt, miro CUR 8eeroisunq
nad bier gebra6t tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
MmeriemnenSe @orte fiir Ole
Saoiaaa Wtilij.

Sn Der am Sienifa9 ab9ebaltensn
gonferens Der S9ieosri6ter sollte Sol.
@agner Der Mili3 bes Staates Snoiana
erDBes Cob. Sas g., Sol. Stuoe=
bater's 3esimsnt tpuroe pegen ieiner
famoien Grfiirrlung oes gtulbou9b
Sfsel eelObt sr piinidte ieoo9, oaB
before Sisciplin i'm &esiment berri9e.
Sas 2. Re9imsnt, Gel. Sarrp y.
Smitb (SnbiauapOlis) batte ii9 bel
bem 8ertreiben bon 4uBenpOfen aug
ge3ei6net.
SaB Der l1nparteiii6e nit ieinem
2obe ni6t elei9 Bel Der 9anb 1T, bat
er betpieien, als er bas erite Wti6iganer
&eeiment eritifirte. Die Serren Diff
siere wuroen gang gebOrig abgefan3elt,
neil tie in Der 9lctiOn am Samlta9
ni6t berfanoen, Die sebedtsn Stellun=
gen aus3uEtisen. Sm grnitfalle tpdrt
Die eanse erife @ompa9nie vein Sei'
9enbaufen" 9etDoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
ND. 49,.

balten. i'm SUM- n. 8. IA Sage auf Der
Welt : IusfteQuag su3ubrinsen. Die
Gacultdt Der 1niperitdt ilf erIu6t por-
ben, ben Stuoenten gu erlaubsn, Die
@inlaoung ansunebmen.
! t m n g. 9 E Il | M mum
gen oes W WiIIipndrs
Wt artin Ginger.
SoutbSenb. Sn bem Seta=
ment oes pcr einiser 3eit berftorbenen
Martin Sinser, bsifimmte sr, baB IL
prOcent bon ieinem ettpa s1,0O0,OO0
betragenoen Na9laB Der Se pauw
llniperiitdt uno 5 procent Der Stem
YOrtsr @bautauaua sufallsn iOIen.
IItenbeim m ngepeibt.
ga anette. 8iidof Nlerbing
psibte am Sienitag unter Niiftens BON
elmer groben Inaabl prieiter bic BON
ben ct. Grancistaner=S S9mefern bier
erri4tete ct. Intonius=Saae elm. Die
ielbe 1T 5u einem Nltenbeim beitimmt,
IN pel4em betaste 9eute o5ne Inter-
i4ieo Der @OnfeifOn @ufnabme finoen
iollen.
Der & ienba 5.
@ratu orbsb Re. Ser 8e=
i4dftsfiibrer Der Snoiana Mat9 @O. "
batte ii4 beranlabt seisben, uesen
Mangels an Irteitstrdften i'm Ser.
padunss=S Separtement, mo ausf6lieB=
lid weiBe Wdo6en bei6dftist fino,
farbige ansuitellen. SarOb tpurben Die
@rferen 10 entriitet, baB iie Der Sirma
ertldrten, fals bic cplorirtsn Nrbei.
terinnen ni9t isfort entlaHen ptiroen,
tie unberaiigliA ftreifen wiirben. Ser
Seielli4ait blieb nidts anberes iibrie,
als oem Serlangen Der Bigger baiien=
ben Mdoden na9sutommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
Semt5alano.
s erlinb b e II m ub Drummer e n.

s Serl n ben M uB brum m n.
9eip3is. z. Oct. Sas 8eias=
aeri4t in 2eipsis bat bas &sbiIions=
8egebren @erbarb Serlinbens bertpor=
| fen. Sie &epiions-8 -8erbanblung mar
uripriinslid auf ben IL. September
angeisBt, aber auf beute beri6oben
tuOroen. Ser GaG Serlinben 1T nit
benz gnti9eio oes &ei6sseri6ts befini=
tip absetban, uno Serlinben miro bic
feds Sabre 3u9tbaus, gu nel4en ibn
pegen getrugs uno Gdli6ung bas
S4purgeri9t in Suisburs am 9.
Suli perurtbeilte, abiiben miiHen.
Serlinben bat ben 8eb6rben bplIe spei
Sabre biel gu fdaffen sema9t. yta9.
Dem feline unternebmuneen in Ober=
bauien, &egierungsbesirt Sihelborf,
perfradt iparen, fIi9tete er na9 9lme=
rita. Nls bon Gbicago aus feline
Iuslieferung perfist mar, fam bic
Sa9e auf @runb zines vSabeas gor=
bus" =8erfabrens nod por bas gunbes=
Oberseridt in @aibinston, bas oann
bic Nuslieferuns bsffdtiete. Gnbe
Mdr3 1902 lan9te Serlinben auf
oeutI9em 8ooen an, aber erit am 80.
Sum- 1908 bsgann iein proseB Dor
oem S9wurseri4t in Suisburg, bem
nun oas Ginale in 2eip3ig eefolst iit.
Gen nfationsproseb 2arif9.
8erIin, z. Oftbr. Semnddlf
beainnt Der SeniationsproaeB ssgen
ben bieiisen 3aufmann 8Oienitiel,
einen &ittnteiiter q. 8. 3ieier uno
a6t @noere, tpelde @raf Grans Soiss
2arii9 BON Moenni9 Der grprehung
beIduloist. Ser junse @raf (am "a.
September 1878 in S46nifein ee=
boren) fol nit ben Nngstlasten bor
Sabren einen gontratt einseeansen
iein, laut welden er ibnen FIR ibre
gemibunsen um feline Ysrmdbluns
nit elmer reiden grbin Die Summe
bon 100000 Marf berabfoleen iOllte.
8raf 2arii5 bermdblte fi6 am 27.
Sum- 1901 in Buffalo, 81. g., nit Der
am 10. Suli 1879 in SituspilIe, 3d.,
eeborsnen Marie Satterfielb, unb ieit-
oem iouen bic nunmsbr Dor @sridt
@sforberten ben @rafen tpegen Nus=
sabluns bes fragliden 8etrases brang=
ialirt baben. Inn ieinen peinisern gu
entgeben, frenate 8raf 2arifd bic
&lase an, beren 8erbanblung aller=
bano erbauli4e gntbii0ungen in Nus-
fidt ftelt, bur9 mel9e nod mebr psr=
ionen tompromittirt tpsrben m6sen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
Ssreinists 0ra6snar6sitsr.

Die gTscutib=geb6rbe Der 8ereini9=
ten @rubenarbsiter, uel9e CUR 3eit
bier in Gibuns iit, bat biniidtli9 Der
0oblengrdber in 9iitriet Is COLORADO,
ppoming, Stem Merieo unb lltab)
'i6lohen, oab grdfioent Wtitdeu elm
5mlite ernennt, tpsldes an Ort uno
> ,elle unterlu9en ioa, oh bic 8e=
z tperben Der 8ruberarbeiter bon
Siftrict Is beertnbet uno i6re 5Orbe=
run9en bers9ti9t iino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
ytodJ gut absslamfen.

Sn Der @obnune beg Wm. Sadion,
2738 SiabeQa Str. erplooirte beute
Waprgen fur3 na9 6 r6r elm nit @a=
iolin eefiiltsr gebdlter.
gs puroe Niemano berleBt, ba bit
Jamilie fi9 CUR 3eit in einsm anoerer
3immsr befano. Sas bur9 Die gr=
plolion entifanbene 6euer tpurbe in
Reime erifidt, 10 baB Der S9aoen lid
auf nur $25 belduft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
&eid)sr Sorratb an eSlsm
@einen.

Die Tirma Ri9aro 9ieber
& 6 o. bat am Sienffas bur9 bas
tiefise 3olamt cine @aggOnlaoung
gpeine, meiitens Moieltpeine unb osut=
faen @6ampaener srbalteu. Ser Sin.
fubrsol betrug iiber $1,000.
6err &i9aro 2ieber bat oieie gin=
fGufe peri6nli9 in Seuti9lano 9e=
ma6t. gr miro nod in bieiem Mo=
nat suriiderpartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
@ia's nodmals bsrimhen.

Die in go. 904 Wleef Ctr. tpo6nenos
6rau Map Senne9an beriu9te gefern
Nadmittas. ii1 nlittelft MOrpbium
aus Der Welt gu i6affen, tpuroe jeoo9
bon Radbarn re9tSeitis entoedt uno
bon Or. Madep bonn Siipeniarium
mieoer auf ben Damn gebradt. sic
orOhte, ben Selbftmorbberiud mieoer=
bOlen Su woller, bdusli9er Srubel
halber. Sbr Mann iit Ssissr in elmer
bieIiaen Srauerei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07

umtOlB bon Carrie llmbOls, 6(orsnce
@arper bon Wm. @arper.
Den 6raucn NorpeQ, Yettp, @bil
uno HmbolB wurbe perboten, inner
balb Der nd6iten spei Sabre fi3 pieber
81 perbeiratben.
8 ii m I n al leeri9t.
SbeoOor 6sefe tpurbe bes Siebifabls
i9uloig befunoen uno gu 3 Monaten
Nrbeitshaus berurt6eilt.
so. @rosbp unb 6rant Sngram
betannten ii9 bes tbdtli9en 4nsriTs
idulois; Der gri1ere puroe CUR 3ab=
lung bon s10 unb Soften, Der 9eb=
tere su 90 Sasen Irbeitsbaus perur=
tbeilt.
&lage gegen eine Serfi6 e=
ruEgs s=8efellf9aft.
Sra u. 2Salter bertla9te Die - Slo
Wapne Mutual 2ife ah'n." auf 3ab=
lung bon $1,000 2ebensDerii6erunes-
8eloern.
g d m Bieer @eisbals.
Mar9aretb M. Gorbes berflaete ib=
rem @atten German, einen rei6en 6ar=
met Bon Warion @ountp, auf S9si-
oung. Serielbe ioI elm f6mubieer
@eisbals iein. Sroboemler elm @ermD=
gen bon $780, 900 beiiBt, sab er feline,
Gamilie nibt mebr als SIS fir @roce=
ries uno anoere Sebensmittel. gin=
mai stpans er feline Srau uno Sim.
bern oas Sleiid BON Sdmsinsn 81
eIen, uel6e on &rantbeiten brrenbet
waren; brutale 8ebanbluns unt
S4impfworte iOlen bel ibm an Del
Sagesoronung gepeien fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
9entidsr Traasn SHlfsuersia
Der @obItbdtisteits.gaa finoet am H.
Npnembcr ftatt.

Sn Der seitern Nadmittag abgebal=
tsnen grtra=8eriammlpns bes Seut=
fden Jrausn Stilfspereins tpuroe be-
idlohsn, ben @Obltbdtisfeits=Sall am
II. Hopember, anftatt am 18. 9to=
pember absubalten. Sis Namen Der
peridiebenen gomites perben in cen
nddifen Sasen ber6ffentlidt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-07
Yerional= =Noti3en.

@sifern feisrte unier alIgemein Bee
tannter Mitbiirser Serr s 3 n
gngeffer BON g1o. 228 glate Str.
Iisinen 81. gsburtstas. Iisle ieinsr
fSreunbe ftelltsn fi6 BEL benz @eburts=
tagstinbs psriOnlib CUR @ratulation
elm, uno Die sanse Rint 6amilie bra9te
Oerrn gneeHer cine Gupriie=partie.