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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Neme Snsorporationem.

Die ,SnoianaHortbern rnSractiOnGo. :"
bat ibre Sncorporations= papiere era
uirft; Capital s25, 900. Sisislbe be-
abli1tiet, cine electriids StraBenbabn.
gerbinouns spiiten Warion, 2afon=
taine, Wabaib, Nortb Mandsfer uno
WarIaw ber5ultellen. Die Saupt=
Office pirb in Marion iein. Sie Sn-
corporatoren finb: &. 6. greeo, .. s.
Surte uno g. u. $. Gtioeler bon Ma=
rion, 6. 8. Nsal bon SOnesbOrO INT
@sOrse Sresb bon PHILADELPHIA. Waii
Dem Sau Der gabn Miro i'm Jriiblab,
be9punen ueroen. gnoe oes Sabres
pirb bieielbe tpabri6sinlid idon IN
getrieb geieBt tperoen.
SncorpOrationspapiere ertuirtten fer'
ner: Sis vYsnoleton 5arbuare @Om'
panp"; capital $4,000. Sncorpora
toren fno: Soel y. Yar1ons BOT
penblston, galeb 6. Williams pOr
Sal @resf, Wiais .. 2ittler BOT
Stomp Grsef uno Gee Wene BON Sal
Greet. = Sie y@o=operatine @cal &
SnOelfment COMPANY" bon Serr
Saute; @apital SO, 900. Die Siree
loren iino: SObn s. Sabis. Samue
&. Soate. Sobn 6. &eplosle, @la
renee 6. Sir5erp. 9arrp @ap, SObr
M. gotter, Wiliam g.. Norman, Ser
mann Stuempble, 9enis Nt. @po
ihalt unb Samuel s.. 6arris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Die Sagneu baden seiiest.
Die StabtperwaItrns siebt na9 uno ma6i
ben SabnseieLi9aiten Die perlaneten
3ugeitlnoniiie.

Nadosm geiiern @ormittae in elmer
@onferen5 oes Wtapors, ieiner Sp6=
babn GommiiIion uno Der Be-
boroe fir Oifentii6e g8erte aa=
9emein sueelanoen poroen mar,
oaB es fir Die Staot @er=
waltuns nur nublos, ia tb0ri6t
iein uiiroe, Die 8abn Geienihaften
in Der 2esislatur gu betdmpfen. CAB
Die Staot5erwaltung in Der Na9mit=
tags abgebaltenen @onferen5 nit ben
gabn=Inwdlten ben @a6naeieqi6aften
mad.
Sie Staotpsripaltung ertldrte 1i9
nit Der Don oen Sabn=Qnwdlten aus=
9earbeiteten 8ia einpcrfanben, iiber
Die bereits beri6tet porben 1T unb
w:lde Der Staotuermaltung Die gOl=
ma@t eni5iebt, Die SOdlesuns Der
SeleiIe Su er3pingen.
Sie nsue 8ill, rpel6e beute Der 2e=
gislatur CUR baloiaen Yaiiiruns borse-
lest peroen fol. iiebt itattoelisn hpr,
oab Der WapOr bebollmdGtigt mirb, cine
SOdbabn=@ommiiiiDu su srnennen, Die
ibrerieiIs Die Tollma9t erbalten iol,
nit ben 8abnen Elm legales Abtommen
gu treffen, Snaenierre unb Sadper=
itdnoise an5utelen.
Serner ipiro in Der 8ia Den 8abnen
bon Der StabtDermaltnug bas 3uge=
ifdnbniB aema9t. oaB Die grlebieune
Der Srage betreifsno 8eiitsuer 81 ben
Soften ben Sabnpsrtreteru uno Der
gebOroe fir 6ffentl. @erfe iiberlafen
bleiben ion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Yoli,eiiides.

Qbgeieben BON beridieoenen
SrunfenbOlben, StraBenpriigelanten,
Wiibig9dngsrn unb Srauenpriiglern
tpuroen geftern bon Der Sermanoao Die
fOleenoen Sinoer eingeitedt:
Gin d S. @. price aus 8loo=
mingtOn uenrenoer 8uri6e tpuroe bon
ben Seteatibs Colbert uno Sauier in
@epabriam senommen. ba er fir einen
geriebenen, o.b. bur6triebsnenS9
Ter alias Confidence-Man qilt.
M ite &ellD, @m. Brennan
uno SOm Groit wurbsn tpssen 9au,
iirens Obne 2iesns Derhaftet.
Dem San Saloon ertuiidteu
gtadmittaes Die 8laurode Die @ebrioe,
@m. unb Sames 8an 8ustirt, 45
reip. AZ Sabre alt, bic bon ben ge.
fBern bes Dtardall Souie an Der Ilas
bama Ctr. bei6uloiet perben, por
bort perouftet gu iein, Obne ibre 2psis'
&ednuns besli9sn gu baben.
u tsnbs um II llbr purben bi
&ablerpoliaiften 2oib uno glsfins 81
Dem Sauie go. SOB @iaaro Strab
gerufen, NO eine Geilerei Smiiben
8riehen, Dem bort ipobnenoen Sol
Sra5ier unb ieinen 2anosleuten Wm
uno 6rant Matt i'm 8ange mar. 81
8 fampfuitisen Seaas=S6bne MURDER
ebenfalls einsefedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
It nj d | le.

SarpeD Stepart, elm Is Sabre alter
@rbeiter Der Snoiana GOunorp So. an
Saroing Str. uno Big GOur=Geleilsn,
muroe eelfern mdbreno Der Wfittaas=
NtbeitspauIe in beoentli1er 98eile per=
lebt. gr lpar ndmlib auf oas 8er=
osd zines @iiterwasQOns getlettert uno
ittrate, als Der Siitersus ii6 wieoer in
Seweauns iebte, riidlings IN einen nit
9ohlen belabenen Waseon binab. Sa=
bsi erlitt er aubsr idEersli9en 0uet=
i6uneen einen 8ru6 bes re6ten Sei=
nes uno einen fOl9en am linfen arme.
Der 8erlebts, Der in $40. $50 gDefi
@aIbingtun Str. mObnt,. fano Yfle9e
i'm StaoibOipitale.
On BennIplpania UNI g6albin9ton
Str. tpuroe eefern Na6mittag fur1
nad 2 1br Die in SO. GAL NOrb slla=
bama Ctr. tpobnbafte Sba Samblt
bon Der Sutiae S. 8. Sadlon's, Dee
Brdioenten Der capitol Sneral Co.,
underground. Die ni6t sefdbrlif
perlebte 6rauensperion wuroe bon 5rn'
SafIon in Der &utIde beimsebra6
uno drstIi9er pfs9e anOertraut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Sdeiomnssf,asem.


Cine Sdeiounsstlase. pel9e etw 's
fpdt fomn,t. reidte eeffern 6rau Hutb
8rOB eegsn ibren @atten Wilbelnl elm.
Serielbe bat lie ndmlid bereits ppr %
Sabren bsrlahsn uno ieitoem mubte lie
islbit fir ibren llnterbalt iorsen. sic
beidulbist ibn Der pHidtbernadldiii=
9ung uno Der Sruntenbeit.
Sopbronia Single. .wiinidt ebsnfalls
bon ibrem 8atten George, tuel9er
ibren Mnsaben nad nidt biel taust,
gei9isoen 5u weroen. gr iOll nidt fur
lie geior9t baben uno Elm Sruntenbolo
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Snbianappis, Snb, MthpDd, 25 gebruar 1903

Repr. Stedban's Bill, bur9 mel6e
eine @ommiiiion creirt pirb, iuel6e mas
StrdfIlngs Contract. Mrbsits =SDItem
unteriu6en ioa, murbe our &sinI9rift
beoroert. Sic @Ommiifon iol aus
feds Mtiteliebern beiieben; brei beriel=
ben iollen Der Waroein oss 3ubtbau=
leg. Der superintendent bes Sefferion=
bile &eformatoriums uno Der Gecretdr
Der Staatsbe66roe fir Wobltbdtieteits=
unb Standardization iein.
Sie Sia, oura ipel6e Der Charter
Der Staot Snoianapolis babin amen=
Dirt miro. oaB oieislbe ermddtist miro,
einen @ontract fir cine Sauer bon
ni6t ldnser als 3ebn Sabren fir Be-
leu9tung brr Stabt uno fir Seisune
absufdlieben, bat Die erfe 2eIuns
pailirt.
Inter Suspenoirung Der &egeln
puroe &epr. Gorn's Bill paiiirt, bur6
tpel6e erlaubt miro, baB Oie Majoritdt
Der SsD6lteruna bon Bife @ountp ourd
Stimmenab9abe oarii6er enti9eioen
soa, oh elm neues @ourtbaus aebaut
uno no basielbe erri9tet perben ipa.
Sei bieier Sil banoelt es iid baupt=
ld6li9 Inn Die 6rage, oh Der @OuntDfb
bon Petersburg mad Winslow berlest
peroen ioa. Senator Grnp 1T ieaen=
falls iebr intereiiirt in oieier Bill, ba
er @issntbiimer zines bel @inslom be-
leeenen iiber 1000 older groben 2anb=
cOmpleres lit. Sm Ssnat miro ieoen=
fails Die Bid ni9t 10 slatt paiiiren. mie
i'm Saufe, ba mittlertpeile fi9 sablrei9e
gewobner bon Pife @ountp tier einge=
funOen babsn, tpel6e 9eeen 8erle9une
oes @ountpfBes uno Der Ihli4t iino,
oaB oas alte Gourtbaus, nod bollitdn=
big alien InfOroerungen geniigt.
&spr. Sarlep reidte tine gil elm,
our6 uel6e es SelepbOn=8eIeQi idaften
erlaubt iein iol, auf 0ffentliAen 2anb=
ltraben ibre pfdble oerartig an5ubrin=
gen, wie lie es fir swedentiprebeno
balten, obne erf bel Dem gigentbiimer
Der on Die 2anbifraBe ansrenaenben
2dnoereien um GrlaubniB 81 fraeen.
Sie Snopls. Seudenbaus Sia wurbe
bahin amenoirt, baB bafelbe minbe=
items 1900 SUB BON einem 0oipital
ooer S6ulbaus uno 500 Sub bon
einem Wobnhaus entfernt iein miille.
Oie Stabt barf jebod bas Seu9en=
SoIpital MID. auberbalb Der Stabi
erri6ten lalien.
Sie SiQ, our9 pelbe bas @ebali
oes @eneral=Woiutanten BON $500 auI
| $2250 erbObt miro, pailirte Die orittt
2eIung.
Sasielbe mar nit 8ambereer's 8il
Der Saa, tpel6e Derfiist, baB @Ompas.
mons in elmer ylimiteo" @eielIbaf
nidt eeraoe baares @elo fir Die She'll
baberi6aIt beitragen miilIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Weainleb Club.

Tiir Die am 4. W2drs itattfinoenot
geamtenwabl iinb fOlsenoe Sidets auf-
9efellt:
&e9uldres Sifet: s. s. ScOtt,
prdlioent; Geor9e Snioer, 8ice=praii-
bent; s. s. &ObertIon, Setretdr; g.
9. &pberts, SdaBmeiiter; @barle2 s
Surf, 90. S. Gbrifena, 90. %.
Mseter, %. %. @eb6 unb @eOrsI
6ate Sirectoren: @m. s. Garter,
Sbiirbiiter.
llnabhdnaiges Sifet: %. &. Sueet,
Setretdr; Sehn &esor, Sdabmeiifer
Charles 2ancaiter unb GlsO Seller
Sirectoren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Sin mooerRer 8lau6art.
gIbert q. 8napp ioa ;pei bon ieinen friiberen
fSrauen ermorbet baben.

gilbert 9napp, pel6er fi6 erf ber
ipenieen @o6sn nit glnna ytap
@amble perbeiratbete, uuroe beute
Morgen um A lbr in Ieiner @Obnung,
go. $50 Snoiana 9luenue, berbaftet.
Die @erbaftuns eei6ab auf Seran'
lafiung Der pOliSeibeb0roe bon Sanlll=
ton, s.
Ser G6ef berieIben Capt. Sbomas
2enaban langte heute MOrsen 2.3O
bier an. gr begab ii9 Direct nad Der
Yolisei Station, wOielbit er @apt.
9ruser eincn segeu &napp ausseitelltsn
Serbaftsbeiebl portuies. Sie beioen ge=
amten beeabsn iib na6 oem besei6-
neten SauIe uno nabmen Die gerbaf=
tuna oes &napp bor. 8ier Stunben
fpdter oampfte Capt. 2enaban nit
ieinem G9hbling na9 Samilten ab.
&napp, uelder, trOboem er erit Al
Sabre aft iit, i9on bier Wtal perbeira=
tbet aepeien 1T, itsbt unter Dem ger-
oadt, Satin NO. 3 uno go. 2 ermor=
bet gu baben.
go. 2 mar Elm SRI. Sennie @onnera
eetpelen, pelae zines Saees als 2eiGe
aus oem Canal bel SamiltOn eefii6t
murpe.
3napp babauptete oamals. bab feline
6rau Selbftmoro begangen bate. 81
iinb nad uno nod Gerii6te entifanben.
als ob oieies ni6t Der Saa mar.
8pn Satin gfo. 1T Gnapp 9el6iea
ben, mas aus SEQ. 3, elm ebemalise.
SRI. 6annab @oboarb, seworben 1T, II
nr9 unaufsetldrt.
Gin Obeim berielben bat Die Samil'
toner YOliSei benadridtist, oaB iein'
Ni6te ieit Dem %. December ipurlo!
peri9munoen lit.
gs uuroe i'm @ebeinen cine Inter
iudung angeiteQt uno oieIelbe ergal
sundait, baB 6rau 4napp sulebt an
81. December geleben puroe.
9lm iiddfen Gage mietbste Snapl
elm Subrperf, luo auf ben @age1 eirt
aroBe Siite uno fu6r bamit babon.
gs pirb jsbt angenOmmen. baB fi6 in
oerielben Die 2ei6e Der 6rau befan6.
Wtit ieiner jsbi9en Srau lit er erf
felt suei Do9en perbeirathet.
9napp lit in bieiieer StaOt sebOrei
uno aufsrsOsen. @Or Sabren uuro
er uegen criminellen slnsriffs auf ell
junges MdoGen berbaftet.
gr puroe '9uloig befunben uno 81
sebn Sabren 3u6tbaus berurtbsilt. 6
iaB a9S Sabre bon ieiner Strafe ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Wnitf=& &ecital.


Sie 3Oslin9e Der MetrOpOlitan
S6ool Of Mufic peraniialten am
6reitag 4benO Elm Muiit=Recital. Sie
Otitnirfenoen iinb;
Map pOirier, 9trs. Oneida 5arb,
8pron Ganarp, @mma 6otbe, Will
6uF, Mrtbur Monnineer, Sobn
&rafft, 8eiiie Sean, glande
Dunn, Warcia Boris, Warie Sallen,
Satpion, @illiam grabforo, 6rau
SOiepbine 8remmerman gomunbs,
@ais 2spp. @arb 6. 2eUis, s. 8.
Goberts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Serre S.aute-St. Sou

Serre Saute-St. 2ouis.
$erre $ u te. Sn SPRING
fielo, ST.. fno SncOrporation =Nrtitel
Der ct. 3ouis & @aitern electric 3ail=
roab So. binferlest tpOrben. Oie Sc.
felidaft beabiidti9t, cine eleetriide Sn=
terurban=8e 8erbinbuns swiidenSt. 9ouis
via glmo na9 Serre 9aute au etabli=
rem. Die 0auptbsfOroerer bes nnter=
nebmens fino Die 6ebriiber SobnitOn
bon ct. glmo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Seimsaas eimer 4iomierim.

Sn Der Wobnung ibres Sobnes
George in 9fo. 718 q. alabama Str.
lit pdbrenb Der Wfontae Nadt tpieber
eine piOnierin BON SnoianapOlis,
Grau Nnn,a Maria 9 NJ
BERT aar, Wittpe BON Sobn @on=
beriaar seitorben. Sie 8erbli6ene mar
79 Sabre uno s Monate oft uno bin=
terldbt auber sablrei9en Greunoen uno
8efannten, bic ben Sdmers iibsr ibren
5oo tbsilsn, 3 SObne, bic 9rn. Sranf,
9Senoel unb @eorss Yonoeriaar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Die beruibtea Sailoermaler tn
Si9erbeit.

Die bier bieiigen S9iloermaler,
grneit @oobs, @iliam 8. Sratep,
OliOer %. Campbell uno Seize 6.
Winters, tpel6e auf einem Sausboot
ben @bite GiDer binabf fubren UNI
mel6e bersits fir ertrunten ssbalten
wuroen, befinoen iid in einem 6arm.
6auIe nabe Wtt. Carmel in Si9erbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25

@ 9te 8r6bte tttto pais
fenote MuStuabI pomS S6nttt.
bIutttett tttso DIutttemifA6ett
fur aIle freuotgcn attto tran.
ttgen Gretgmt6e. @tr ftmo
feoersett 8eru berett bet Oct
HussuabI bebaIht@ stt fetts.
@erferutaun 8roS.
241 WnH. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
@ottfrteo Momminaer,s

Gate, ObiD un6 SlinOis StraBe.
8roBte Musmabl in Hbeinmeinen
Wbisties uno @igarren, iOuie in allen
OelicateHen Der Saiion. 9llleiniaer
N9ent BON Der bsriibmten Marfe sill
Der Nge, Ibiolut purs &ps".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
Sur B te n & u + e.

@bansbille. Inter auBer-
oroentli9 sablreiher 8etbeilieung fanb
am Mlittmod in Mt. Sermon bag 9ei=
denbegdnsniB oes gapt. Nlfreo Sole
Omen, elmer Der beitbetannteiten 8iir-
ger oes Gountp's ltatt. Oie Sempel=
&itter leiteten bie'geremonien auf BEN
Hew 9armonp &irdbOf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
40er 9emtiGer S5ramen 1tn:
terjtiikmngS= Werettt.

graer Sabresbaa in Der @ermania
6alle, am Donnerifae MbenS. ben 26.
Jebruar. gintritt fir 9erren 25e,
fir 9dmen 10e. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-25
u m brofe g bielbs. I

Orleans. Sm 9llter BON ga
Sabren 1T am Sienitas Nbeno 4m=
broi. Sbielos i'm 0auie ieiner Sodter,
5rau N. u. Glouo aus Dem 2eben
eeI1ieoen. gr mar Der dltelfe 8emo1=
,ler bon Orange @Cuntp uno elm iiber=
seuaunastreuer Semotrat.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03
b. +. IRVINE
Editor and Proprietor.

malady on her system conduced TO
her awakening, She moved her
hand Saturday for the first time
and groaned slightly. and subse.-
quently replied to questions by
"Yes"' and mo- She, was. how
ever, in a state Of great weakness
and gradually sank, dying the day
after awakening.
Marguerite Boyenval's lethergy
was caused by fright. She had had
a child, which died shortly after its
birth under circumstances which
led to the opening Of an investiga-
ton. One day in May, 1888, while
Marguerite was ironing, a neighbor
said to. her., "The gendarmes ara
coming to arrest you" Marguer-
lite had stroke of fits, and gradu-
ally fell into her long slumber.
In 1895 the girl was described as
being white as a statue and corpse
like as mummy. Her body vast
ed away almost to skeleton, and
her bone seemed to be covered with
parchment instead of skin. The
body was rigid and only the pulse
beats showed that she was alive.
She was sustained by washing her
body with milk every day and
pouring few drops of milk or
spirits into the sleeper's mouth
through a reed. # alTf9
Many prominent physicians vis-
tied the patient during her 20
years. sleep. '.5ls
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03

Dss Moines, Ia, May 3O.-Four
feet of water was. coursing through
a large section of East Des Moines
business district at daylight this
morning, due to rise Of the river
Of one foot over all past records,
and the carrying away Of a section
Of the levee and dam at Center
street. Thirty-ive thousand peo-
|pls in East Des Moines, 5000 in
Des Moines, and 1000 in North
EDes Moines are practically cut off
from Communication with the main
section of the city. Absolutely
no attempt is being made to trans
act business. The street railway
company does not expect to be able
to start cars for week. Six qthous-
and persons are homeless, 30 per
cent. of whom are practically With
out shelter, and have been unfed
for "a bours, during which time
they have been exposed to the in.
clement weather. Women and
children shivered all night long in
rain soaked garments. unable to
find a dry place to lie down. Box
cars were placed within reach of
the refugees in which they. could
find shelter from the rain, Ines.
timable suffering prevails. This
morning the Des Moines river is
two miles wide. The damage can
not be computed because of the fact
that close to 1000 buildings are
subn erged and it cannot be told
whether they will ba carried away.
OF the seven bridges in the city on
ly one is open for trafi :. To get to
the Northwestern hotel this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock it was necessary to
use boat.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03
that two boats loaded with people
were swamped and that a dozen or
more were drowned.

that two boats loaded with people
were swamped and that dozen OF
more were drowned.
Shorey, another suburb of 4Tope-
ka, is now inundated. The Jack
son schoolhouse ehelters 100 peo-
pie. They entered the building be-
fore the water became SO. high, and
now they cannos escape. The build
ing is on, slightly raised ground,
and If no further rise takes place
the prisoners may be rescued. They
are now standing on benches, the
water covering the floor several feet
deep. The Harris elevator also
shelters so persons. The water. is
now SO high that it is rapidly
spreading out over the country
north of Topeka.
At midnight earlier estimates of
the number of dead are confirmed
by refugees coming to the city. In
the darkness and rushing water no
bodies can be rec ,vered, and the
dead will not be counted until the
flood abates. All energies are con-
centrated on rescue and relief, and
it is impossible at this time to even
attempt to make up Ii of the
missing.
At 2 O'Clock this (Sunday) morn
ing rain has been fallen for two
hours, and this has a tendency to
check the fires in the, dwellings.
| Word from Council Grove. says
the outlook there is appalling. On
a smaller scale, the situation there
is much similar to that in Topeka.
Nine or more people have been
burned to death in fire started by.
lime. Reports received from there
late today say there is small pros.
pect Of the water falling for another
|24 hours.
The Rock Island railroad has re-
ceived report that the water has
fallen at Manhattan. Ofsetting
this comes report that a
water spout has started a foot
rise down the Blue river. Flood
conditions are getting worse at
Lawrence. Over 500 people in the
northern part Of town are home
less. The large -four mill belong
ing TO Representative J. d. Bower
|sox was destroyed at loss $780,.
900, Several miles Of railroad track
are washed out.
A big rise in the Smt Ky Hill riv-
er last hight caused many more to
leave their homes, and hundreds
are now encamped on the hills east.
of town. Hill City has been on an.
leland since the first Of the week.
No trains have been running there
this week. The town is small, and
the stock Of provisions is getting
very low. The people are suffering
greatly.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03

II have been troubled for some
time with indigestion and sour
stomach, ,"says Mrs Sarah w. Cur
tie, of Lee Mass, ''and have been
taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets which have helped
me very much SO that now I can
eat many things that before I could
not" Il You have any trouble with
your stomach why not take these
tablets and get well. For sale by
Allen & Woodward.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03

Portland, May o,-George Smith
the wife-murderer, may now count
the remaining number of days of
his existence on the fingers Of one
hand. Next Friday morning, at
an hour when most people are in
bed, he will forfeit his life in ex-
piation Of his crime, on the gallows,
and with his passing away will
pass the last. legal execution in
Portland.
Preparations for the hanging wilt
begin next Monday. There is little
to do by way OF this, other than to
issue the usual invitations to wit
ness the grewsome affair. The
same scafold and high enclosure
used at the execution of Lester
Bedding will be made to serve the
same purpose in Smiths case--
This is virtually in case of readi-s
ness at the present time.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03

Baker City, Or, May 3o.-The
electric power plant of the Baker
City Electric Light & Gas Co. at
South Baker was destroyed by fire
this afternoon about 4:3o. The
wind was blowing almost gale at
the time, and for while the town
of South Baker and the large mill
and lumber yards of the Oregon
Lumber Company, with several
million feet of lumber, were in inn
minent danger of destruction. The
firemen made a heroic fight. aud
succeeded in combining the flames
to the power buildings.
The power plant was totally de-
stroyed. entailing Toss of $25, 5,Ooo-
The insurance is only $1o,ooo. The
light company Cancelled a policy of
$1,000 yesterday because Of the
high premium charged for insur-
anee. It is thought the fire caught
in the shavi1gs from the big PLAN
ing mill near by, which are used
to furnish fuel for the electric light
boilers.
The company will rebuild just as
soon as new machinery can be pro-
cured from the East, but at best it
will be ninety days before the new
plant will be completed.
The gas plant owned by the COM
pany is being fitted up tonight to
supply the city with lights. Coal
oil and candles are at a premium
this evening, as most of the people
depend on electricity Tor light.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03
For Sale.

A small bnt good paying business, in- C. g.
Corvallis. Inquire at TIMES Office.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03
Ct. R. FARRA,

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON 8 oBsrErrc1AN
Residence in front OF court house facing srd
ct. Office hours to ga. MI TO 2and to s:
CORVALLIS OREGON
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-06-03

New York, May 29.-Marguerite
Boyenval, of Thelles, near San
Juan, who had been in cataleptic
condition since May. 1883, has
awakened, cables the Herald's cor
respondent. For some time past
she has suffered from phthisis, and
it is believed that the effect of this
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20

The postoffice department has re- gently approved of the new letter-box designed by Lyman J. Light of Gov ington, Ky, which will be a great con- venience to apartment houses, institu- tions and such places, and also for the residents along rural delivery route. Tn the latter instance the carriers are not allowed to leave their vehicles to take mail matter to the addresses, but must deposit the missives in boxes placed along the road trarersed by them, and the box referred to above is designed to meet the demands where a number of persons are compelled to this case one box will answer the pur- poses of several families and will perform it's functions better than a number of individual boxes. The box invented by MT Light contains num- Der of smaller compartments similar to the letter boxes in the postoh1ce. The key carried by the postman opens one side and permits access to all the individual boxes so that lie can sort the mail and put the pieces in the boxes in which they belong while the key held by the resident opens the other side and allows him to take only the mail in his own particular box,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20
A INSERTING PLANT.

The Institute Mexico, of Mexico City, says the Mexican Herald. will send to the worlds fair an exhibit of about fifty medicinal plants of the country and the products derived therefrom. Accompanying the exhibit will be a complete explanation as to the place where the plants are found, the pro- cedure for converting them into medi- cal products and the ailments which they are destined to cure.
 Included in the exhibit will be a plant of marvellous qualities. It grows wild and abundantly in the state of Michoacan. The Indians claim that whenever they enter wood or place where this plant grows its aroma makes them lose their way and they are unable to return to their homes or to reach their destination until they cease to smell the plant. The institute Is going to make scientific study of its physiological effects and an analysis of it's properties. A delegate has been sent to Michoacan to obtain q sneci- men of the plant. 1t has been further added that a person wearing branch of this peculiar plant in his buttonhole will often be lost is his native city, but the latter statement has not been 
 This plant will be an interesting cx- hibit. If 1t is sent in quantities and keeps it's qualities in foreign and dis tant land. the police of St Louis will have many visitors to guide during the exposition.