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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

subject OF the Grafton of Mics Can
| field, winner OF third place. She
told of his powers and how in the
critical moments Of the nation,
they were thrown with all their
prodigious force into the balances
on the side of Lincoln, who had
been his late antagonist, both in
memorable debate and the race
for presidency. She made splen-
did case for the Little Giant, and
closed amid the enthusiastic yells
of her society and applouse by the
audience. -r -
| john Withycombe, was represen-
ting the student body. His sub
ject was identical with that of the
winner. With fine presence, ex-
cellent voice and graceful gesture,
he told of the achievements Of Crom-
well. He declared that in spite
of the contradictions in his charac-
ter the Protector was withal to be
ranked as defender and apostle of
liberty. He closed in a peroration
that was thrilling in lis effect on
the audience, over which a. deep
hush rested till the speaker was
again in his seat when big burst
of applause told how. favorably the
effort had been received. r. :.
Claud Cate closed the programme
with an oration touching the AM
erican attitude in China, His
pap er was especially agreeable in
its originality, and brought out
various interesting facts with refer,
ence to condition in China. His
effort was plea for maintenance
of the integrity of the celestial en-
pire. He was generously applauded.
Other features of the programme
were vocal solos by Mrs Pernot,
Miss Mable Croniss and Mr. Herse,
and a piano duet by Misses Stewart
and Davenport.
Bedlam broke loose when the
judges retired. For dozen min
utes the pandemonium Of yells was
as continuous as it was damaging
to weak nerves. When the decisions
were announced, Moore and Witty
combe were carried from the plat
form on. the shoulders of their
frie nds. .......-......-....... z.=
Orators to represent the other in
stitutions in the association, were
chosen in similar contest at each
institution the same evening. With
their subjects, they are as follows:
H. B. Densmore, State University.
"The Voice of Labor" o. M. Hickey
Albany College, "Arbitration the
Better way" M. L Barn het, Pacific
University, 'The Western Type"
e. E. Meresee, Willamette Univer-
sity, "The Dignity Of Labor" W.
R. Rutherford, Monmouth College,
THE Western Type E. A, Smith
McMinnville College, ga Homeless,
Nation" Miss Lucy Cause, Pacific
College, subject not given.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. 12.-The
state senate today by vote of 43
to l adopted joint resolution in
favor of electing United States SEN
ators by direct vote of the people.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18
HIS SDLSM!LS'SAt:::
GEORGE WAGGONER NOT PER-
MITTED TO RESIGN HIS
.- POSITION.
Yale Football Team Earned Fifty
Six Thousand Dollars This
Season-Two Million Dol
lar Fire-Other News.

Land Commissioner Richards to-
day forwarded to Surveyor-General
Medium letter advising him that
Secretary Hitchcock has dismissed
G.. E. Waggoner as. chief clerk of
the survey yor-general's Office at Port
land, to date from December 10
last. Waggoner telegraphed, his
resignation to Commissioner Her
mann on December 5, and the day
following Hermann accepted it by
wire. Hitchcock did not approve Of
the acceptance, and it was rendered
The dismissal is dated
back to the time when Waggoner
deserted his Office without authori-
ty. .--a.a. 4.s s>, ..
Waggoner's dismissal is based on
gross Irregularities while acting as
chief clerk, as well as ineffieiency
in the discharge of his duties. No
action has yet been taken in the case
of Surveyor General Meldrum,
though his dismissal is likely to be
any day.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

Marriage of Domestic Servants.
In Paris male domestic servants are
encouraged to marry. as they are OBJ
served to be more settled and atten-
tive to their duty than when bachelors.
In London such marriages are dis
.couraged, as rendering servants more
attentive to their families than to
those of their masters.-N. Y. Sun.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18
Useless Objects.

Roderick-What is more useless
than a snowplow in Jamaica?
Van Albert-Why, a sprinkling cart
in Venice.-Chicago Daily News.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

rent on their uncertain foundation.
And on these logs laid singly end
to end were the marks of the mail
mans horses shoes. Over 80 feet of
raging water in a night Of Egyptian
darkness the horse had unfaltering-
ly traversed that narrow pathway.
So unhesitating had his movements
been that the man on his back was
all unconscious of his danger and un-
aware of the fact that the bridge had
been carried away and that his beast
was doing the Blondin act upon a
swinging stringer.
( There was not a man in the crowd
of observers who would venture to
make the same passage next. day in
broad daylight. The. mail carrier
threw up his job next trip.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD.
Time Card Number 21.

For Yaquina: g.
Train leaves Albany .124s D. m
T. Corvallis. .... 400 D. m
I" arrives Yaquina. 6:2s p. m
I Returning: s0a 49, -..-.., ,
Leaves Yaquina. .s..... 645 a. m
Leaves Corvallis. s........II:3o a. m
Arrives Albany. .I2:I5 p. m
8 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany. ............. 700 a. m
Arrives Detroit. 1905 p. m
a. from Detroit:
Arrives Albany. y............. 5:35 p. NJ
Train No. arrives in Albany in time
to connect with south bound train,
as well as giving two or three hours in
Albany before departure of S P north
bound train.
Train No connects with the S P trains
at Corvallis and Albany giving direct SER
vice to Newport and adjacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush and
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
700 a. m, reaching Detroit at noon, Civ
ing ample time to reach the Springs the
same day.
For further information apply to
EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
Fl. H. Cronise, Agent Corvallis.
Thos. Cockrell. Agent Albany.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18
Piano lessons
EeE5 --BY-
MISS EDITH GIBSON.

Late of New England Conserva-
tory of Music, Boston. Terms Rea-
sonable. Residence corner of Tay.
lor and Sixth streets, Corvallis, CIR.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 12.-Recently
some society ladies of Dallas, who
are promoting festival for the Co.
lombia reception, to raise fund for
the Free kindergarten, wrote to a
numb of promineet women, a.
mong them Mrs. Jefferson Davis
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, to
contribute gifts that could be sold
in aid of the fund. Mrs. Davis sent
acostly and exquisite handkerchief,
handworked and with her mono.
gram adorning it.. The gift was ac-
cepted unanimously at meeting
held on Saturday last.
j At. today's meeting Mrs. Roose-
velt's gift was presented and con-
sidered. The Iadies, with few ex-
ceptions, all expressed indignation
at what they called "a cheap, racky,
cotton, machine made handker-
Chief" that sells at ten cents
straight or three for a quarter in
the stores of Dallas. A motion to
return it. to Mrs. Roosevelt caused
spirited discussion, but it finally
prevailed by a large majority, and
unless it shall be rescinded a. fu-
ture meeting, which is hardly prob
able, the "cotton souvenir" will
soon be back in the White House.
Our store will close at 7 p. m.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

Our store will close at 7 p. m.
during January, February and
march, Saturday evenings excepted
J. Fl. Harris =
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 13.-
The Yale Football Association held
its annual meeting last week and
elected the following officers for the
coming season: President and man
ager, Herbert G. Miller, of Bloom
inburg, N. Y; assistant manager,
Edward E. Elbridge, Spaulding Of
Linn, Mass, and secretary James
J: Waring, Savannah, Ga.
Football at Yale, including put
ting up new stands. and repairing
old ones, cost o,32265 last year,
but as the annual receipts were
$56, 400. 30 there was left surplus
of $17,O77.55. Manager Fox ex-
planned the disposition of the sur
plus by stating that about $1,000
would be handed over to the crew,
which cannot raise a cent of gate
money at its races, and about $2,-
300 to the track team, which is also
non-supporting. The rest of the
surplus is used to pay the running
expenses of the Yale field.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-18

Rock Island, Ill, Feb. 12.-,
Storehouse No. A OF the United
States government arsenal at Rock
Island was totally destroyed by fire
tonight between the hours of 8 and
II. The loss is estimated by the
Commanding officer, Major Blunt,
to be 100, 900. The building was
one of the largest in the arsenal snd
contained LOCO, ,ooo rounds of Krag-
Jorgensen ammunition and thous-
ands of dollars worth of cavalry g.
quipment.
The fire started in the southeast
corner of the structure at $40 and
assumed such proportions that the
fire departments from Davenport
and Rock Island were called in, but
the building was a total loss before
assistance arrived and no further
Efforts were made, to cave the stores
house. 81
When the flames reached the
magazine there was terrific ex-
plosion and for the next ten min
utes the fre-6ghters were driven
back by the explosion of thousands
of cartridges The falling walls
broke the electric connections with
the arsenal poyerhouse, and until
steam could bs raised the fire de-s9
partment was without water. s.
The building was constructed Of
limestone, was 230 feet long, 100
feet wide and. was erected in 1882
It was the main issuing station for.
the entire Middle West, and the
FIRE will deprive the army of large
amount of stores which were intend
ed for Immediate consumption. The
C. R I. & P. cent an engine over
their tracks to the scene of the fire
and pulled out number of freight
cars loaded with army supplies
which were sidetracked near the
burning building.
The fire will be total loss, as
the government never insures.
At 12 O'Clock another explosion
occurred, causing a great amount
of debris to fall in and compelling
the fremen to retreat for shelter.
The force of the Rock Island
arsenal has been working under
rush orders for, several weeks. Fif-
teen hundred men have been em-
ployeds and the officers in charge
have been advertising daily for
more machinists needed to carry
out the orders from the war depart-
ment.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Ho. 1862.

Snbiana. Sn Der am WlOntas abse=
baltsnen geriammlung Der Geiitlihen
Der Stabt tpuroe elm @omite ernannt,
um Die 8ren3en Der berIdieoenen
9Barbs feitSuifeaen; oaRslbs srftattete
ipdter gsri6t nnb bann puree Elm all
gemeiner r6elO3ussplan~ entrOrfsn.
Natiirli4 ioq bic famuie ,,glantet=&s=
monifrans" benuBt meroen, UNI Die
@Ounip.Gommihdre an Ausfelen bon
2icenien su binoern. Sas i9one 6e=
ieb III ia erit tiirslib bur9 oas Stats
Oberseri9t fir yconftitutiOnea" ertldrt
tporoen. Ob E9 bic prebieer on benz
v6eloiug" bstbeilissn weroen, 1T nidt
betannt, bod miro berielbe ieoenfalIs
ieinen aussansspuntt in her z. @aro,
Der 9r0Bten in Der Stabt, baben, Die
bauptid4li4 v&ei iiosn3bierisl" if.
gfidt i9ulbis.
@.rap orbsbiIIe. Die @e=
idworenen, bor .uelaen felt brei Do-
den iiber Die s25, 900 Saabeneriab=
tlage perbanbelt wuroe, pel6e 6rau
Sattie SObnion seeen Samss Seii9=
berger bon 2aoOga einssrsidt bate,
saben am Samitae einen Wabripru6
81 @unlten oes 8srtlagtsn ab.
Serfelbe bate por Ginger 3eit 6rau
SobniOn unter Der antlass bsrbaftsn
laiien, ibm einen auonpmeu Srobbrisf
gei9rieben 81 babsn. Sm 8eribt mar
Die 5rau ieoO1 freiseiprO4en wOrpsn.
Sie @eiduorenen in benz Sale bes
2ouis MeWains eaben Elm 8erbict auf
ni9ti9ulbig ab. Serielbe mar anee=
tlaet getpeien, @eloer Der snter=
itate Sni. So. bon Snbianapolis un=
teriblagen.
$40, 900 ( iir ben 8erluit zines
8eines.
2aporte. Die $50, 900 S9a=
bensriaB Glage, tpelde Charles 9olon
bon @ltbart seaen Die Safe Sbors
gabn= =8eieaidaft eingerei6t bate. III
our9 einen 8erslei9 erleoi9t tporoen.
gr berlor in 6olge eines @iienbabn=
llnfales Elm Eein. @ie es beibt, bat
bic gabn=@eielli6aft SO, 200 ano ale
Soften beaablt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Gin psiterss S9reidea
9ss M6rbers 8napp an feline 6rau.

Ser M0rber alfreo &napp bat on
feline bier tppbnenoe Srau absrmals elm
Sdreiben 9sianbt. in tueldem er lie
tpieoer nit
,Wein fleines theures Weib"
anrebet unb in tpelbem er ieiner 6reuoe
4lsorud berleibt, oab lie ibn am Mitt=
mod ober Sonneritag befu9en mill.
gr giebt ibr beridieben. Muftrdse,
uno bite. fis, seuife @esenfdnoe,
pelde ibm gebOren. mit3ubring.n.
Gum Sdluhs oss 8riefes fdr.ibt er :
vOb mein 2isblins, id bin 10 betriibt
um Did, oaB Su 70 allein auf Der
@elt biit uno oaB Der Ginsige, 'uel4.r
Did lie5t uno mel9en Su liebf, fid
i'm @sfdnsniB Sefinbet. SD boife,
baB balo elm Gag fOmmen miro, on
tpel6em mir .pisber sliid!ia nit sinan.
Der iein f0nnen. S9reibe mir, bite,
Iofort. SD nerbleibs Dein Did lieben-
Der 8ctte big in ben Sob. Mit 9iebt
uno 3iihen, lebmObl, mein 9ieblins "
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Deatider glasemeinsr Yroteitan=
tiider @aiiemberein.

Sn Der seitern Iadmittas absebala'
tenen reeelmdbieen @eiddftspsriaum=
lung oes 9. u. g. Waiienbereins
wuroe nod @rlebisune Der &outine-
8ei6dfte Serr @briitian &ubolpb als
Mitelieb aufsenommen. Mebrere Ge=
iuae Inn lufnabme bon 2inbern in
Die Nnitalt tuuroen an ausibiihe psr=
wieien unb ferner tpurbe beidlohsn,
einen jsbissn 3Oslins Der anitalt,
pel9er 2uft bat, ben 9lferbau 3u ere
lernen, auf Dem 9anos unterSubrinsen,
bamit er ieiner @eisuus folscn unb
elm tiidtieer 2anouirtb werosn tann.
prdi. Wfaf beri6tete besiieli6 Der 8e.
tbeiligun9 bes @ereins an Der Gin=
fpeibuns Der nsusn anitalt oss 2ouis=
biller Yrot. Waiienbereins, oaB Die
gabneeieaiaaft bsablidtist, am 3.
Wai cine grcuriion nad 9ouisDiae su
peranffaltsn, Iooub alfo Glle, Die es
piniden, auf biGli9e gDeiie on Der
6eitlidteit tbsilnebmen fOnnen. Gum
SdluIe fnm Der Woratsberidt oss
Waiienpaters sur @srlsiuns, Dem w.,
senoe Nnsaben entnommen iino: Sic
3abl Der pfe9linge Der 9lnfalt 1T SO.
Sm lebten Wonat puroen 2 entlallen,
2 neue aufeenommeu. Ser 8eiuno=
beitssufanb Der Ginber ilt elm sufrie=
oeufelIenoer, oenn nur pereinselte
leioen am Geu1tulfen. Dem 9ir4en=
dor Der 3pns=@emeinoe sebiibrt Sant
bafiir, baB er ben dltersn 9inbern ben
geiud bes Gontertes in Der bOrleBten
Wo1e erlaubts; ebenio iit Der 6irma
gbas. Maper & 60. fur bns Stersop-
tieon sur Wieoersabe BON giloern in
bersrObertsm Mabe berslih 81 banien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Gin 3ugisum @ntg gleiien n
ue Bra d I.

% bington, 2. Mdrs. Sie
locomotive zines Gradt5uges Der 9. &
8. g. % Babn rannte beute Wor=
gen nabe 8ennstts Wins, stua "a Wei=
len 6flid bon ct. 2ouis, in cine of
fene 8eids. Die GOlse toa1, oab Der
3ug sntelsife unb Der Seiser SOiepb
9usbep BON Waibington auf Der SteIe
s.t6otet uno fem College Sarrp Srienb
BON Soin, ST.. i4wer perleBt wuroe.
Ser 2ocomotiofiibrer 80. u. @enolins
bate iib our9 reat;eitisss gbipringen
serettet. Sie @iienbabnbeamten fino
Der anii1t, oab S4urtsn nit Der
@eide manipulirt batten. um ben balb
barauf fdlisen grprebsug go. II Der
9. & .. g. 90. gabn gum @ntslei=
len gu brinesn uno benielben Johann
su berauben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Sri m in a geri9 t.
Bonn sssloe Der orsaniitrten
glrbeit.

Srant s. Saplep, prdiiosnt Der
,,Wei6enlteQer Union bon g}orb Mme=
rita" tpsl6er ii6 bier einise Sage auf=
belt. 1T na9 Dem Sauptquartier in
Buhalo, q. g., suriidsetebrt. 3wed
ieines Sierieins mar, um nit einem
@omite Der bieiisen 2Ose go. l46 Der
Wei6eniteler arrangements fir Die
speildbrige @OnoentiOn Der gfational
Union gu treffen, tuelde bier i'm Wtai
abge6alten piro. Sieielbe beginnt
am Is. Mai uno miro swei 9Do9en
oauern. Sas arrangements @omite
beife6t aus Noah 9. Smith, @. 8.
Sbsab. eugene &osers, Clarence s.
6ates uno 6. s. Sebrif. Ser in bel
SomlinIon 0ale fattfinoenben @rOif.
nunssfsisr miro cine srOBe paraoe Dor=
aufssben. Sn Der Sale tperoen Mapoi
Bootmalter uno 8ouberneur Surbir
bic Selesaten tuilItommen beiben. an'
ipraden perben ferner bonn rdfoenter
Wit6el BON ben 8ereinisten 8ruben.
9lrbeitsrn, prdiioent 9uber bon bsi
8aui9reiner llnion uno Prdfoen
2pnd bon Der Snternationalen Sppo'
grapbia gebalten.
Sm Occidental Sotel iinben sur Sci
semeinibaftli9e @Onferenaen Der So.
mites Der Snternationalsn 8riihsridaf
Der 8aui9reiner une 3immerleute unit
Der yNmalsamatso Woob Worfers'
itatt.
Gs banbelt fid bauptfd9lib iibs,
Die 6rage, wel9e bon ZEN beioer
llnioncn Die Surisbiction ii6er all
3tpeise Der v6olsarbeiter" bat.
Sie griioeridaft bebauptet oab fl
bieislbe bat, Die r@malsamateo W
@." absr ertldrt, baB fis Die Suris
biction nber ale Waitalieoer Der uniot
bat, pslte inerbalb elmer Gabri
arbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Yoli,eili9es Naerlsi.
MlB istt 3e9eni9aft ablesen. : Die seitris
gen Serbafiungen etc.

Sberiff s. s.. &eeo aus Gib=
bile, N. g., bolte 9eitern Ibeno ben
leBte @o@e bon ben SetsctiUs &urB,
9ancafer. 8rap unb Solb bier berbaf=
teten Teser Sp. 8OOowin nod bort
suriif. Seriel5e ift bei6uloiat. am 8.
Iug. 1901 in Cripple Greet einen ge=
piIien W1af Mc3innep pbne ieoe Yer=
anlahung eriaoilen 81 baben.
8 asg ii Ser na6m Die Polisei
aelfern nur ipenige gerbaftllneen nor.
I'm l1br Mbenos tpuroe Sames Wc=
See, elm 9oit9dnser Der Ssilsarmee,
tpesen Sruntenbeit eingeltedt. @r NOR
turs 3upor i'm DuIel bur6 bas Sdau=
fenfsr bon 5rant @aiiiero's Grudt=
banoluna in go. 800 Wsit Waibins=
tonStr. .sefallen, hatte oasielbe 3ertriim.
inert uno iid bic Sanb seridrittsn.
Ma9bem er i'm Siipeniarium seflidi
morben mar, fpaSierte er in's Sod.
Sreo. &roed e purse bon ben
Seteetips grap unb Solb auf 8eran=
laHung bes Nirtbes Meam Miaer bor1
Der psarl Str. uesen Beorobens nit
elmer Morbwaffe sineeitsdt. Mii(er
bsiduloist ibn, nit einem Wefer aui
ibn einssorunsen gu iein.
Sie oliSei fabnbet sur Set
auf einen Sarbisen. 9famens 60
warb's, welder beiduloist 1T, geiterr
Nadmittas auf ieinen &aiissenohen
Com. Nlpss bon Der Siio Wterioian
Ctr. SO. 1874 sinen Iebolper abse.
fsuert gu babsn. Sierauf ent3Os er lid
ieiner Yerbaftuns our6 Die SluAt.
Charles M pers BON Der Oa:
pibion Str. go. 142 unb Sobn Bud
bon Der 8. Waibinston Ctr. tOarer
in Der S'Srien'i6en gBirtbfhaft ar
Der 8. WaibinstOn Ctr. in Streit se.
ratbsn. Sm Ierlauf oeiielben ginger
fe 81 Sbdtli9teiten iiber. 9as gnb'
&eiultat mar, oaB lie geioe einselOb
nuroen.
Ser Soipnclerf bon yfappanee e.
iu6te Die poliSei=BebOroe auf Die in
Nlter bon IA Sabren itebenben BUR
| fden &obert Sapes rno Sobn Snpoel
81 fahnben. Sieislben iinb am IA. b
Mts. ibren @ltern our6gebrannt. 81
batten sur 3eit ettpa So in ibren
Seiis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
&idter MlfOro
SdIt ni9t biel uOn ben Mprmcnen.

glslteitsr 5 M. Sbaifer, bas 5aupi
Der Staats=@onferen5 Der WtormOnen'
Stride, bate anee3eist, baB bieielbe i'm
Saale oes Griminal=8eri6ts ab9ebal=
ten tperoen iollte.
Qaein Der Mormoneri9 bate Die
&e9nung obne ben &idter alforb ge=
ma6t. Eerielbe ertldrte ihm runn
beraus, oaB er ben Saal fir cine oer=
artise Ieriammluns ni9t hersebeu
tpiirbe.
r@snn bic Mormonsn 8sriammlun=
gen abbalten MOLTEN, 10 iollte sieies
in utab seidsben aber ni9t bier.
Shaiier unb @enofen periammelter
iia bisrauf in Der Salle go. 135 gt.
Selapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02

Ginen isb, guten Sang ma9ten
Sonutag Morsen su friiber Stunbe,
na6bsm fie ldnsere 3eit iebr nader 9e=
drbeitet batten, bic &ablerpoli3iften
Srimpe uno 2otpe unb bic Gepierpo=
liaiiten Green unb 8lumbers. 8eeen
fl l1br gfa6ts tpurben Gle beiagten
3aoler gu benz Sauie go. 1014 q.
penniplpania Str. serufen, mo bic
bort pobrenbe 6rau Carrie O'8ople
ploBlid erpa9eno einen @inbre9er in
ibrem s6lafsimmsr erblidt unb beniel=
ben onrd ibr Siilfesefdrei in Die Sludi
9ei9laeen bate. Ser &erl, Der aus
einem Sinterfeniter iprars. batts Peis=
mdntel, Muffs unb WGntel i'm @ertbe
bon ettpa $50 mit9enommen. Sie
&abler fanoen nun i'm friidgefaQenen
S9nee GuBipuren, unb 5par iolHe BON
unbeidubten 6iiBen. Sieien folgter
Sie geanten forsfdltis unb nit Stlft
Del %epierpolisiiten fanben fis, na9oem
fe Bis CUR IL. uno SlinOis Str. UNI
bon bort besleitet BON Green unh
8lumbers weiter big CUR IA. Strabe
aesoeen tparen, baB Die Spuren in No
32l @eit ID. St-aBe enbeten, in be,
Wobuuns beg Resers Wm. Sadion.
Sm 9ofe Deg 6auies fanben iie bee
Nissers llebersieber uno Sdube, bic
bon ieiner Jrau ole SadiDn's 2lei=
bun9sflide ioentificirt uurosn. Ser
g1eaer tpurbe trob ieines Strdubens gu
Der Wpbnuns Der 6rau O'Bople 3u=
riidae5ra9t, unb Die Dame ioentificirte
ibn beifimmt als Den ginbreder. Dar-
aufbin murbe Sadion ueaen ginbru9s
unb @rOboiebifabls einsebu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Staatitanwalt 6olf bat In st.

Staaiitanwalt Jolf bat In ct.
2ouis cine neues Wespenneif aufge=
fort. Siesmal gilt's Der poliSei,
tpelde anssblid mitI6ulois on Der
Nusiibung ganS gemeinen Wldbden=
banoels mar. Yeridieoene Saftbc-
feble iino bereits erlafien, uno Die
@roBeei6morenen fno an Der grbeit,
neue aus3ulteasn. Wis es beiBt, trer=
ben bon einem rSanbitat" iunge
Mdo6en aus llnearn. @alisien uno
&uBlano bon Ngenten in bic Sduier
osren es ettpa 40 in ct. 9ouis siebt.
geloft. 9ort aneelangt, lperben ben
armen, unpiiienoen Singern ibre Glei=
Der forteenommen uno' bur9 frrse
gaaetrOd9en uno SricOts eriebt. Sen
Mdbden TT baourd Der Wes sur Jlu@t
abgeianitten, benn iie t6nnen in BEN
Nufsu9e nidt auf Die StraBe, pbne
iofort berbaftet au perben. Die
ansetlaaten poliseibeamten iollen
seeen Sdmeiseselo ben sperbre=
9eriiden Sanoel bei9iibt babsn.
Dis Staatsanipalt 5olt por stpei
einbalb Sabren Die Corruption Der
fdotiidsn Yermaltune nit idonunss=
loier 9rno aufoedts, Oa elaubte man
allsenein. oaB Die AnItrensunsen beg
tapferen Wannes an Der Wa9t Der
pOlitif9en Wai1ine f9eitern s,lno aud
6olf ielbf ieinsn pOlitii9en Sob fipben
tpiirbe. gs fam aber anoers uno Die
garriere Soils oiirfteIeine CUTE 2ebre
! fhr f9tua9fnieise Staats Mntudlte
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Serr Seller bamtt borlamiig.

gesiislid bes fiirali6 perbreiteten
@erii9tes. Serr @onrab Seller, Yrd=
foent Der Si9erbeitssgebDroe uno all=
eemein aeadteten Siibieitler, beabiid=
tise, ii9 um bic domination gum
Wapor auf bern repub1. Sidet 81 be-
ipsrben, erfldrte 9err Seller gefern
anf cine bissbssiisliGe Nnfraae, baB er
fd unter fsinen Ilmitdnoen um oas
Wtapors= =Imt betperben miiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Or. 6atlins's 9ei@embe=
samsmik.

Sas Sei6en6eedneniB oes bor eini.
gen 5asen oerIforbenen Or. &i1arf
s. Calling fano beute Na9mittas BON
9auie oes SObn 3. @iliOn, gsntral
Mpe., aus ftatt.
9ie geiieBuus Der 9side s.I9ab au'
benz @roun 9ia Rir9bOf.
gls gabrtu4trdasr funsirten BIZ
Ssrrsn Sohn 6. Duncan, Sobn e.
Dilion, Saoio @alacs, WaIter @oIt
&obsrt g. Duncan unb Ridtsr Sanles
2eatbers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Nus aem @eri@tsbOfem.
Die @rpbsei@wOrenen in eituns.

Die @ruBseiawOrenen traten beute
tuieoer in Sibung; tpie es bsiBt, tuerben
bieielben Ii4 in oieier @o4e hauptid9=
lid nit Der llnteriu4uns Der Sef6ul=
oigungen befa1en, tuel9e aesen Mits
slieoer Der aetpeienen 9oblenb0rIe er=
bO5en worSsn iino. 3ablrei9e 3sl.
gen fino porgelabeu.
Sri min a lgeri9t.
Wm. Wait9ea oes 8roboiebfabls,
unb Nl. Patterion Der Seblersi anse=
flagt, battsn bor &i9ter Nlforb ibr
8erb0r au befeben. Serislbe bielt iib
ole @n.i9eioung nor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
8eoemtenSer GrnnSeisentbmms=
Eerfauf.

u. 8. Horbpts bat on Die .@Ommer=
cial electric 60. Of Snoiana" Die
@ebdube uno WaI4inen Der s. 9.
Mlfree Orig. Co." an Der 81. StraEe
FIR $50, 900 b.rtauft. Die 9sbdube
paren auf s35, 900, Die Mai9iusn auf
SIS, 900 absei9dst uorosu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-02
Mns Der &eeorSer's Office.

Wdbrenb oes berfloiienen MOnats
bsliefen ii9 Die @runoeigentbums=
usbsrtrasunsen auf 81, ,235. 338 se9en
$3.50, ,289 Ga i'm Tebruar 1901. gln je
stusi Sasen betrusen Die nebertrasun=
gen me5r als 1925, 900.