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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
The Last Party &C the Season at the
Girls Hall.

The dancing and finch party at the
girls hall Friday evening was enc Of
the most delightful social even.s given
ct the school this season.
The halls and parlor were prettuy
decorated with honeysuckle and pink
roses, while over the lawn was hung
Japanese lanterns. During the evening
those who preferred dancing TO finch
tripped the light fantastic toe to ex-
cellent music furnished by the Normal
mandolin and guitar club. During the
evening :. male qu2rtette of students
rendered several selections which were
received with warm apprec,at' on.
Between the games and dances the
guests refreshed themselves from a
punch bowl that was under Il bower Of
honoysuckle il one corner Of The
dancing room.
Late in the evening the guess Ce-
parted loud in their regret of the fact
that this was to be the last Tarty o.
its kind this season.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

advantage of u normal education over
that of a high school one are very ap-
parent 1t is demanded of an applicant
for entrance at either of the un.versi-
ties that four years high school
course he completed or its equiv leat.
Since the extra year has been added to
the Normal course it is in every re-
speet equal TO the four years course in
high school, and after the comp.e-
ticn Of the course the graduate has tn !,
double advantageScf being able 10 teach
either in Arizona or California without
eXamina ton, besides having the rrv.-
lege of entering eithe~ school.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
MESA
A DESERT EXPERIENCE.

Sunday last three men started by
foot from Riverside to tho Tonic Dam
When this side of Florence they lost
their directions and wandered on the
desert for about thirty hours without
water. One CT the parties gave out
and declared he could go no further
but by persuasion he was prevailed
on to make another attempt. They
finally found an old well, but 10 rope
or bucket. 1t was evidently about four
teen miles from Mesa and was dug by
w. S. Phelps and others. They found
baling wire left by the grading camp
and an old bottle. They pieced the
wire together attached the bottle to
the end and fished Zip, water sufficient
to keep them alive until Mesa was
reached. They arrived in Mesa Fri
day. One OF the parties was an old
Klcndiker, but he declared this was
the toughest experience of his life.
They continued the journey to the
dam yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
TEMPE
NORMAL GRADUATES.
They Mey Now Enter the Freshman
Year at Stanford Without
Examin alton.

II has now been over two years since
the Normal graduates have been e. ant
ed the right to teach in California
schools without taking examinat oas.
But within the last few days another
concession has been made to Normal
graduates that is equally as crafty
ing. There has long been on the part
of the normal faculty and board a de-
sire and hope to see graduates from
the Normal admitted 10 California un-
iversities without taking the entrance
examinations. A few months ago wh II
President Wheeler of the University ~
California was here he gave his uer-
Scnal assurance that the time would be
short until this desire would he full
filled. President Wheeler also bsinZ a
member OF abe state hoard of .educa-
ton, whose ruling made it possible for
graduates here to teach in CalifoTn a,
his school was not slew in granting
this privilege. But with Stanford l.
was different. 1t is a private institu-
ton and does not necessarily have u
comply with the wishes of the board
Of education. hence, there was some
question as to whether or net this
would be granted by Stanford
1t was, therefore, with rluch sur
prise and pleasure that President
Matthews Of the Normal received a
few days ago a letter and the neces-
cary blanks from tat institution.
Now both these California schools
will accredit Normal graduates. The
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
INFORMATION WANTED.

Sammie Leebrick was sent into Mesa
on an errand Thursday morning. April
18th. and did not return. Mrs. !. p.
Leebrick is very much worried about
the boy and would appreciate any in
formation leading 20 his wherea bouts.
Sammie is thirteen years old; rather
small for his age, fair complexion,
scar over one eye and has light brown
eyes. If anyone should meet the boy
it will be a favor 10 write to the
mother. Address Mrs. J. P. Leebrick.
Mesa, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
THE SLAUGHTER OF RABBITS

Tho RABBIT drive yesterday at tee
Olsen and Chcndler ranches was highly
successful. There was very large at
tendance. In all about four hundred
drivers helped and besides these there
were a great many men, women . d
children who were spectators Of the
sport.
1t was reported in town in the after
noon that there had been Il casualty,
that a man had been accidentally shot
with an arrow by an Indian. 1t was
learned later, however. that the repor.
was false. The only accident of the
day was the slight wounding of a
young man by the name of Stapely,
from Mesa. He received a few small
shot in the arm, but it was nothing
serious,
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
ANOTHER WATER CASE.

Trere was another shining example
in Justice Nielsen's court Thursday of
tampering with the headgates of TIE
Hayden ditch. Severed days ago o
man living en- the western end Of the
George ditch went to the heldgate and
finding it locked proceeded to pry Il
UP enough to let a far amount o. W.
ter through. A little later his crime
was detected and he was arrested. re
appeared before the justice and PLEADED
guilty and ives fined $3.50.
This IS the second case of this kind
that has taken place recently and l.
only emphasizes the fact that Zsnjsro
Waterhouse is determined to stop 4;
meddling with hesdgatcs by un1u mr.
lied parties.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ella. Eyer, of Phoenix. is t e
guest of Miss Sadie StaIsfer a til
girls hall
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Currow a;e
spending today in Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. GGaichen, of Mesa. wer
the guests of M. and Mrs. Andre Fr.-
day.
Raymond Howard, n Globe, Is v.s.t-
ing his sister. Mrs. Lehman, here.
Miss Virginia a. Merriam will tod ~
accompany Professor H. D. Evans, hi
wife and pupils OF Mesa, on trip to
the Hole in the Rock. On their re-
turn they will Stop at FER camp for
supper.
Note the New York Stores change oe
adj
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Fer Rent

-~O-O-~-~~~-~~ -----~~--~-----~--~O~>~~--
FOR RENT-Three room brick Cottag ;
furnished for light housekeep. ng;
north porch; fine shade. Call 9C5 w.
Jefferson st.
FOR -RFNT-Lower fiat of two-story
house. hath, porches, etc. Inquire
376 North Fourth avenue.
TO RENT-A furnished 5-room cot
tage; plenty of shade; one and one
half miles in the country; fresh milk,
vegetables. eggs, etc. can be had,
with use of horse and buggy; rent
reasonable. Address Box 722.
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
nished houses; all sizes, kinds and
prices: also, houses, lots and ranches
for sale. w. K. James, 81 North
Center street.
FOR RENT-Furnished six-room
brick house. close in; modern and
newly renovated. Apply to e. E.
Prowell. 23O South First avenue
Phoenix. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
SHIPPED TO ST. LOUIS.

August Alexander of Sacaton came
over to Mesa yesterday, and shipped
car of Indian curios TO the St Louis
exposition. Among other things was a
lot Of real Grrcw-weed to be used for
the construction Of typical Indian
huts. Mr.. Benham Of the Curio. has Il
concession from the fair management
and he is determined to give them
something true to life.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

WANTED-A bookkeeper who is com
petent to take charge of mine ac-
counts, and who is. familiar with
such work; must be healthy and &C
customed to mining camp life. Ad-
dress. with all particulars and salary
expected. Golden Link Mining Co,
Hillside, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nj and Mrs. May OF Sacaton came
over to Mesa yesterday and went en-
to Phoenix.
A. c. Mcqueen, was business visi-
tor to the capitol city yesterday
Jesse Steele went down to the Heard
pumping plant. whore he has the con-
tract for putting in the building, COW
ering the plant established there.
]. T. Crcse was a business visitor to
Phoenix yesterday.
Grand Jurors Mcqueen, Brizzee and
Fill are back again from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

ladies to learn in 10
minutes to clean their own kid
gloves; no fake; complete instruc-
tions mailed for soc. ST Paul Clean
ing Co., box 1910, Santa Barbara, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

The rabbits were by far the CREATES.
sufferers of the day. Two drives were
made and the total slaughter was in
the neighborhood of a thousand. There
were about $50 Indians present and
they took most of the game.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
SPECIAL RATES.

Everything points toward good
crowd Being in attendance at the art
exhibit Feb. IA and Is at the Normal
school Special excursion rates OF 25c
have been received over the Santa Fe
for those wishing to attend from Mesa.
Tickets can be secured for admission
to the exhibit from normal agents.
General admission Csc, school children
1Oc.
1t is probably the best collection of
it's kind ever. shown in Dayton. The
selection is admirable, embodying a
wide range of artists and the various
schools.-Day ton Evening Herald.
We, the undersigned hay balers,
hereby agree to charge 1925 per ton for
.baling 7O-pound bales up, and $3.50
per ton for light baling. Henry San
Goz. George Taylor. w. II. Strong,
Juan SOFA, Manuel SOFA and Tiburrio
C,rq yillO
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
EXCURSION.

The p. e e, train passed through
Mesa yesterday morning with Sun
day-school picnic party bound towards
Florence. A good many Mesa people
were disappointed by not being able to
go. but Information was received that
another excursion would go from
Tempe and Mesa CT later date
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
CAR LOAD OF BUoGIE3.

o. S. Stapley & CO. yesterday re-
ceived n carload ot bUggies, runabou,s
and spring wagons, direct from the
factory. They were yesterday trans
ferred to their large ware rooms on
Main street.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
DETECTIVE.

fsS@&> DOHENEl BROS. Merchants Patrol
KSSS<N and Private Detective Agency. 2. O..
~ Box 454, Phoenix. Ar'zouA
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
MINING ENGINEER.

Ii X WHEELER 20, Mining and Consuitin
Engineers. Chemists End sssyers Bral
Building, Los angeles, Cal
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
PAID MESA A BRIEF VISIT.

Supt. NJ. O. Bicknell of the NJ. & P.
L. H. Lands of the Santa Fe. and
Manager Page of the Sunset Tele-
phone line, were in Mesa Friday on
brief business visit IN the interest OF
their respective companies.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

at 10 Il. m, and daily thereafter until
sold: Whistles, brand.es, rum, gil,
port, sherry. angelica and 9th ar
wines b. the bottle, case, gallon or
barrel; also cigars, furniture and fix
lures at store of A. f. c. Kirchoff
deceased, cn Washington St, opposite
courthouse. Phoenix Auction Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

LISTEN have 80 acres ~ miles
west OF the capitol that 1 will sell fol-
$15 per acre; 60 in alfalfa nearly
new adobe house, good well; Salt
River Canal water; you cannot buy
other land IN this section for $100
per acre. l.. Q. Dodge, owner. Pata-
Conia. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
RABBIT HUNT.

The town Of Mesa looked deserted
yesterday in the morning. People on
horseback and with wagons and bug
gies and on bicycles with their lunches
having left for the rabbit hunt at the
Chandler and Olson pumping plants.
Wire had been placed in a V shape
and several hundred Indians with the
southsiders enjoyed a day extracting
cactus thorns and lodging the husky
Jacks.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
EASY BOY.

]. II. Pearse assistant in the Mesa
bakery is in receipt of word from
Snow Flake informing him that he is
the father of a fine baby boy, born
on Monday, April Il, 1904, mother and
child doing nicely.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
BALL AT MESA OPERA HOUSE.

The grand ball given at the Mesa
opera house, by the committee was a
decided success. There was a good
crowd. splendid music and everybody
enjoyed the party t the fullest extent
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
SCARLET FEVER.

George SCOTS residence south of
Mesa was quarantined yesterday. Mr..
Scotts little boy, George. has been
complaining of late and it is supposed
that he is coming down with scarlet
fever.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
RATE MADE ON NJ. & p. SUNDAY.

On account CT the Woodman ccre-
monies in Phoenix Sunday 18th inst.
the NJ. & P. viii make a 3O-cent rate
for the round trip.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
DELEGATES TO TUCSON.

Last evening the following delegate
from the Odd Fellows lodge o. thi ;
place left for Tucson to attend ;he
grand lodge which convenes there
Monday. Andrew Nelson, l. V. Stew
art and Otto Butter were the deI7gate-.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

FOR SALE-Side bar buggy, new
folding canvas top. set single har-
ness. whip, etc. Nothing fancy, but
strong and in good condition. viii
sell cheap or will trade for tent
house. Address "A. b. c." Repub-
licaO
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

FOR SALE OR RENT-Splendid bust
ness opportunities; store. blacksmith
shop and feed corrall Will take
$4,000. Cattle in exchange if pre-
ferred. Address c.. G. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Sa1eSn1en Wanted

WANTED = Statesmen; very large
commissions; weekly settlements;
workers make s10O per week; excel
lent side line; no samples: references
required. +. Hammar Paint Co, st.
Louis. Mo.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Help aneed

KANSAS CITY BARBER COLLEGE
Largest and best; teaches the trade.
shortest time at small expense; write
for free catalogue. Z. c. Br.dgef0rd,
sos Delaware 81. Kansas City, Mo.
TRUSTWORTHY person, each county,
to manage local business fer whole
sale house; $40 paid weekly; expense
money advanced; position perma-
nent; experience not essential. Man
ager, Como BLOCK, Chicago.
NEAT WOMAN to do chamber work
for half a day. Inquire l., Republi-
can Office.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

+. b. Jacobs, L. S. Deputy Surveyor. Sur
ialty. Room ., Nicholson block, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Lost and Found

~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~>>~--
bay mare, wire cut
on right front foot: shows marks of
harness: small split in right ear; Il
few white hairs at root OF tail; had on
new black leather halter. Liberal re-
ward will he paid for her or for in
formation leading to her recovery.
Address Jake Miller. r. F. d. No. 3.
LOST-About, Feb. 18th, one black fox
hound medium size, white breast
and neck, long ears and few white
hairs in tail. Return to Hills Seed
store and receive reward,
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
VISITED THE NORMAL.

Quite nrmber of Mesa people Wis
tied the art exhibit at the Normal
school in Tempe yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate of Frank ]. Sullivan, d.
ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. administrator of the es-
tate of Frank ]. sullivan, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 20
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of, this notice 20 the
said administrator at the office of T..
w. Lewis, 317-31S Fleming block, Phoe-
nix. Ariz., the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate in said county of Maricopa.
PAUL REMAIN INGLES.
Administrator of the estate of Frank
J. Sullivan, deceased.
Dated Phoenix. this 21st day Of
March, 1904.
First publication March %. 1904
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

After buying a revolver for the par
pose Of committing suicide an Ohio
man reconsideTed the matter and mar
ried an auburn haired widow with sew
en- children.-ChiC@9o News.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
HERRlNE CUBES.

Fever and Ague. A dose viii usually
stop q chill, a continuance always
cures. Mrs. VIM. VI. Stroud Midlo-
THAN, Texas, May 81, 1899, writes: we
have used Herbine in our family for
eight years, and found it the best
medicine we have ever used, for la
grippe. bilious fever and malaria" soc
at Elvey & Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
PERSONALS.

in Phoenix yesterday.
Ed. l.. POmcroy leaves on the NJ. &
p. this e"ening for Thatcher, to ac-
company his wife home. Mrs. Pome-
roy has been teaching school al
Thatcher and the term has ended.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
a SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN
Usc= HerpiciGe Successfully in Treat
.n- Sycosis r thc Beard.

He says. Il recently treated C.
of sycosis similar to BARRIERS itchO cf
the lower lip with Newbros Herpicide.
There was an extensive loss of beard
with inflammation extending well
down on the chin. The result OF the
application of Herpicide was most
gratifying. The loss Of beard ceased
and new growth of hair is now TAX
irg place over the once inflamed area.
"fSigned Melville f.. O'Ncill, NJ. d,
"S45 Howard St.
san Francisco, Cal"
Herpicide kills the dandruff germ
end permits the hair to grow abundant
l..
Solo by leading druggists. Send 1Oc.
in stamps for sample to The Herp.cid =
Co, Detroit, Mich. Wakelin's Pharm-
acy. special agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Mr.. Wise-My dearsh. I-hic-had to
stay-hic, at tn office to go over the
books hic-to balance.
Mrs. Wise-You see to have lost it
before you got home.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Evc.y woman is afraid that Ecr dog
VIII eat up other dog5.-Atchison
Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

TRANCE rading of your future by the
only reliable cIairvOyants. Prof Carl
& Rollin, 20, AGO n. Clark st, Chica-
go. Send dime tirthdate and stamp.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Personal

SISTERS in despair speedy relief; alb
normal suppression, anv cause;
write for remedy; safe. sure. DIT.
Martha Walker Co, 1853 State Chi
cago.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Miseellaneous Wants

WANTED-A GrSt-claSs runabOut.
cushion tire. Call al Chamberlain
Lumber Co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Yoliseiltdes Maerlet.

=. 8urgeos 8rorn unb
@prus g. Barrett, bic Dor einisen Sa=
gen in elmer Mpotbete fi9 in bic Saare
9erietbsn, neil 8ropn bic 2inber bes
Barrett gedngfigt baben iol, ifanben
seiern bor @i9ter Wbaaon, um fi9
su perantworten. 8rotpn bate Barrett
3u 8oben geialagen, na9oem Barrett
einen S&us aug einem &epolber abs
gab. Brown tpurbe obne Strafe ent=
laheu, wdbreno Barrett nit elmer
Strafe BON $25 unb Soften babonfam.
9aiip gide. 1912 Columbia
GDe., bic arsebli4 asifesidwad iein
fOn, perIieB sefern i'm Sausfleioe ibre
Wobnune unb tpurbe ieitber ni4t mebr
ssieben. Die poliaei wuroe erfu4t,
na& ibr umi&au au halten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Sin 0ein@ nm 8esnaoisuns bon
Yuorea8 Goeraer.

Dem @ouberneur purbe gefern bon
Serrn pbillp &appaport Elm @eiu9
I'm gegnabisung Inoreas 9brner's
iibergeben. &6rner tpuroe nor 20
Sabren f4ulois befunben, ieine Grau
ermoroet au baben uno gum Sooe per-
urtbeilt.
@ouperneur porter pertpanbelte bas
nrtbeil in lebensldnslide 0aft. Sas
8egnaoigunssgeiud lit bon brei Sim
bern unb Der Sdpd9erin 36rner's.
ferner bon elmer Mniabl unierer beifen
oeutfhen 8iirger uno bon idmmtli4en
@Ountbbeamten unteraei9net. Ser
@ouoerneur wiro oasielbe 3unddlt an
ben 8egnabiaunasratb pertpeiien unn
es wirb pobl einige Sci! oauern Big e,
in Setref besielben enti1eioet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Verional= =Wotisem.

6rau 9arI 3aebIin BON peo.
ria, Sa.. tuelde our 3eit bel Grau
Nusuif 8oebeler 3u 8efud weilt, muroe
gehsrn Ma9mittag bon ibren Sreun.
biunen nit elmer ueberrai9ungssp par,
tie erfreut.
Die btelen 6reunbe bes 9errn 6 b.
tp arb 8Iinn, zines frtberen bie'
fisen Seiddftsmannss, iebt In
Seras pobnbaft, fino bon oem geiu9
bes Serrn Blinn unb feiner Jamilie
iebr erfreut, namentlid beBhalb, neil
9err BIinn nod Dor etwas tiber einem
Sabr i'm Siafonife s6Ofpitallfo f4uer
trani barnieberlag. bob ielbit bic
Ner3te ieinsn Sob in 9an3 furaer 3eit
ermarteten. Serr 8linn iit aber 3ur
Sreube aner ieiner alten Greunbe tuie.
Der boQtommen bersefslt unb fsbi
pirfli9 aus, als Oh feline ssugenb mte.
bsrtebrte. 0err 8linn tpirb unssfdb,
brei Wo9en bier perueilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Snbanapulis Snb, @amfae, H. @psnber
Serseant 0asermamn's Wns'
iaSem.

Poli5ei.ser9eant Sagermann, mel.
der benz Mrbeiter 6enrp Simon eine
t6otlide SduBwunoe bsibra4te, ma4te
9effern bor Coroner Sutewilsr feline
Nusiagen.
@r faqte, baB er on Dem betrehenoen
Nbenb gerabe bic 8arbierfube go. 315
Mef Wafbinaton Str. perlaifen bate,
als Simon, tpel9en er ni9t tannte,
ibn nit einem Wlei1er attattirte uno
ibm @unosn beibradte. Simon lief
iOoanu oappn, allein es 9elan9 bsm
serseanten. ibn ein5ubolen. Na9oem
bsrielb. ibm nit isintm MeRsr nod
Wunben in Der 8rui uno am rs9ten
Qlrm bsisebradt bate. 3os Sasermun
ieinen &suOlOer uno er feuerts hierauf
smsi Sdhns auf ieinen 9lnsreifer ab.
Cine &usel bra9te benz Simon iobnnn
bic @unoe bel, tpel6er er fpdter erlas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
S&wer uerlett.

ssrau g. g.. Chen, bic f9 amf ben,
8risbtwooo Strabenbabnwa9en Be-
fano, Der am Donnerita9 Nbeno ent.
sl.ite uno sesen einen Baum rannte,
murbe fduerer iunerlid perleBt, aIs
mie 3uerf anesnommen uuroe.
Sbr 3uitanb bat fi4 geitern Der.
fdIimmsrt uno tann als beiorgniber'
resenb betradtet perben. Jrdulein
Clib. Dapp, go. 2410 8rootiioe Noe..
tlaat iiber Sdmeraen i'm 6intertopfe
unb es miro msbrere Sage nebmen,
ebe nit 9efiimmtbsit feifsefelIt werben
tann, tuie f6psr fe eisentlid be,lesi
purbe.
Won ben tibrissn SniaRen bes ber.
unelhdten Wasens muroe nidts meiter
gsb6rt, @runb aIio 3ur Nnnabme, oat
F9 bisfelben ale BON ibrem S9reder
unb Der Mufrhttelung erbolten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
e@ieReret amf osr eaSieite.
Gin Sarbiser bon YoIisiften seihORen.

Seute frtib, fur3 na6 uhr, begegs
neten Die pOli3iiten6Odftettsr uno Otep
an Der gait unb Sanbers Str. einem
qroben Neger, ben fie, oa er ibnen Der.
bdHtie portam, gum Steben aufforoer-
ten. Ser S4warie aog ieoo1 ieineu
&epolber unb CAB einen S9ub auf bic
polisifen ab, tporauf Oieielben auf i'm
i4oRen.
Ser geesr lief babon, mari aber nit
benz ausrufe 30 mein @Ott" Die Sdnoe
in Die S6bs, anseigeno. baB er 9e=
troHen wuroe. Blutipuren tparen aui
benz sanssn Ne9e feiner Jlu4t gu
iehen, benno1 entfam Der Vermunoete
in Der Suntslbeit. Sis 8aolsrpoliai=
fen murben fofort abeefanot, um bic
Rebisrpoli3iiien In Der Suae na4 BEN
Verpunbsten 3u unteritiiBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
@efabrliaer TlmdJtuerimd.

@soree Curtis bon No. 2311 Sobep
Str., Elm Is Sabre alter Sunge, Der
aus benz Writes Wanual 2abor @oleae
in Wabaib @ountp sntpia, purbe ge.
fern bonn probations Beamien ste.
pbenion auf ben Gair9rinben aufge=
sriffen. Siepbenfon nabm ben sun=
gen nit fi9 unb beifig nit o.mielben
einen Central Nbe. Strabenbabnpagsn,
um nod Der Stabt suriidsufabren.
Idbreno Der @agen nit boiler
Tabrt babiniauite fprang Der Sunae
plOblih unter bas 9rabteitter binburd
unb osriu&te ab3uiprinsen. Stepbsns
ION belt ibn iebod feh uno elm auf Der
ndaien ganf fbenber Mann griff
slei4sfalls au uno nur bieiem umitanbe
berbantte Der Sunge iein 2eben, benn
i'm islben Iugenblid faute elm bon Der
entgeaensefebten Ri&tune eefomm.ner
Strabenbaonwaaen boriiber. STEPHENS
ion bra4te ben 8uriden sur poliaei.
itation, mo- oerfelbe als 5lhdtling sin=
gei4rieben uno feiisebaltsn tpurbs.
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siding bie Tenferm sin.

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alabama Strabe pobn6aft betrat
beute Yormittag eine Wirfbi9aft an
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bebient au perben. Der S9anffellner,
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Hog prompt our Sbiire binaus, fehrte
iebo9 3urfif unb i6lug nit Der Jauf
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fel perblutet, psnn er ni9t iofort in's
ct. Yincents 5oipital iiberfiibrt NOR
ben wdrs, no ibm feline Wunben ber'
buabsn wurben. st uurbe ipdter psra
baftet unb in's Staotboipital tiber-
fiibrt.