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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-20
MRS. MAVERICKS CRIME.
Story of the Woman Who is Soon tS
 Be Released

story of the Woman Who is Soon to
 Be Released.
 When, in May, 1880, Miss Florence c. Chandler the daughter of the late w. G. Chandler, a banker of Mobile, Ala, met James Maybrick on an ocean steamer she was an attractive girl of + years of age. Her father was we'll to- do and she had been we'll educated in France and in Germany. Maybrick was q cotton broker A years of age. He lived part of the time in Norfolk, Va, and part of the time in Liverpool. He fell in love with Miss Chandler and they were married, much against the wishes of Maybrick's two brothere, who afterward were very active in the prosecution of Mrs. Maybrick.
 MT. and Mrs. Maybrick lived for a time in Norfolk Then they went to Liverpool and Maybrick purchased a fine residence in a suburb of that city The first two or three years of the mar ried life were apparently very happy. Two children were born, a boy and a girl Then came dissensions May brick became jealous of one Brierly, a resident of Liverpool. There was a vio- lent scene between Maybrick and his wife over the fact that Mrs. Maybrick had accompanied Brierly to a race track. Maybrick blackened his wife's eyes as an incident to this altercation and ordered her out of the house but when the cab came to take her away refused to let her go. Mrs. Maybrick is said to have threatened him for his per formances on this occasion. Shortly after Maybrick became ill and died, the doctors describing the cause of death as gastroenteritis, or inflammation and irri- tation of the stomach and bowels. Largely because of the gossip of a ser want girl Mrs. Maybrick was arrested and charged with having poisoned her husband with arsenic. In the house S5 grains of arsenic was found and an au- topsy and chemical analysis of May bricks organs revealed the presence of One-tenth of a grain of arsenic. There was conclusive evidence to show that arsenic was one of the drugs that May brick was addicted to taking and that a short time before he became sick he had purchased 150 grains of that poison.
 Mrs Maybrick was defended by Sir Charles, afterward Lord Chief Justice, Russell. The trial was largely bat tie of experts and was fought bitterly on both sides. The presiding judge was Justice Sir Fitzjames Stephen, who not long after the trial went insane and died in mad house. Sir Charles Rus sell vehemently denounced Justice Stephens conduct of the case, among other things saying: Tn short he (Justice Stephen) had honestly, if mis- takenly, taken the view that the wo- man was clearly guilty, that there was practically little to be said for her, and that view he persistently and vehe- mently impressed upon the jury in a summing up of two days and in man.
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ons cent word for each ins.rt.os- Ave eszts . wsra for a full week. s.vss kiEasA
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WANTED.

SITUATION, by a competent cook. Rest Of references. 56 NASH STREET. G
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 struelion and Began to FnI-Passen- gers Rescued.
 Bridgeport, Jan. 19.-The steamer John H. Starin, of the Starin line, bound | from New York 70 New Haven with thirteen passengers and freight. struck sunken wreck while off this port at 6 o'clock this morning and was beached on the mud flats after being lowed into this harbor. A hole was torn in the steamers starboard side, and efforts to stop the thrush of water were only part ly successful. Her passengers were talk en off safely and sent to New Haven by train.
 The Starin left New York at g o'clock fast evening. On account of a head wind she made slow progress through the sound and about 6 o'clock this morning was off this harbor when she struck and began to fill with water. Captain Mo- Allister was unwilling to risk an effort i to finish the trip to New Haven and sounded signals Of distress. The sig nals were answered by the tug John El. | Henderson, which went out to the John | H. Starin, took off the thirteen passen- gers and assisted the disabled steamer 1 into the harbor. The Starin was rapid ly filling with water, and to prevent her from sinking she was run on the mud flats on the west side of the inner har- tor close to the Naugatuck dock.
 Captain McAllister immediately sent to New Haven for a diver and an exam ination uf the steamers hull will be i made to determine She extent of the damage. Captain McAllister was un- able 10 tell the nature of the obstruc- ton which caused the mishap, but was 1 inclined to believe that it was heavy ice.
 There was a small sized panic among the passengers when the mishap oc- cured and most of them rushed with { such clothing as they happened to have on to the deck. but Captain McAllister and the other officers soon reassured thent, and all returned to their cabins and staterooms and secured their be- iongings.
 Captain McAllister's first care was for the passengers. and he had them put aboard the tug at once with their lug gage. Afterward a line was passed from the tug to the steamer and both proceeded under steam to this harbor,
 where the John H. Starin was beached.
 One of the passengers on the John H.
 Starin was James D. Dewell, jr., of this city. Mir. Dewell reached New Haven in the forenoon. He said he was coun- sel for the Starin line, and on that ac-
 count was not in a position to talk
 about the steamer. You can see for
 yourself, however, he said, that I am none the worse for my experience" MT. Fisher. agent Of the Starin line, has
 gone to Bridgeport to ascertain the ex- act condition of the steamer
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Sternherg's EmnIuYmant Apenny

ARE you looking for hrst-class help. city or country, or good situation? Come. see me. Fair dealings. German spoken. Opes evenings 51 COURT ST. Tel. l421-2
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District of New Haven. ss Probate Court,
 January 19, 1904.

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 January 19, 1904 ESTATE OF JAMES M. LEE, late of New Haven, in said District. deceased.
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament of said de ceased, having been presented in Court, and Henrietta Lee, of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testa- a ns m ts oart fs more pS saa app ORbERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Pro bate to be held at New Haven in said Dis trict, on the list day of February, 1904. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearins thereon, he given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in q newspaper having circ;N lation in said District.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVEI4AND,
 j20 3t Judge.
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MARINE LIST.
FOR RENT

SMALL office on second floor of our build ing VIM. II. BEECHER S SON. S31 Chapel. j90 St
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 Best male and female help for any and sii
 kinds of work. Sent anywhere. n2s if
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THE JUNIOR PROMENADE
Continued from Third Page.)
PROMENADF NOTES

IIOAIEIINADE NOIES.
 The grand march last night was led by Fred Day of Indianapolis, Ind, and his sister, Miss Day.
 At about o'clock there was an hours intermission for refreshments.
 The fire and police protection was ex- cellent. Most of the detectives were on duty there as well as a number of officers. Four firemen were stationed about the building and they carefully watched for any sign of fire.
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REACHED TO SAVE HER.
STEAMER STARIN ASHORE IN
 BRIDGEPORT HARBOR.

En Route from New York to New Haven When She Struck some Unknosvn ob- struciion and Began to FnI-Passsn- rers Rescued.
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Ii the Baby ,s Cutting Teeth

III tHe tssUy " HT'3H9 Et6th
 Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem edy, Mrs. Winslow's Southing Syrup, for chlldren's teehing. It soothes the child. softens the gums, alays all pains, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Sapaniine @aftfreuusfdaft.

ueber einen gmpfans, Der &riees=
beri9tertattern bon @eiten bes ,&ome
manbanten bes iapantf9en &riesss
hofens Soiebo, @iSeabmirals Saine=
fbima, gu She'll ipurbe, beri9tet Der
&orrefpOnbent Der r5rantfurter ,3eie
tung":
Qls mir uns auf Der .Mtanf6u
Maru" benz 9afen ndbertsn; erfdienen
5pei Sorpeboboote, pel6e Die Sibruna
Der rManfbu Maru". iibernabmen.
WGbrenb u%nferer @infabrt in ben Saz
fen er6ielten mir bann BON 8iseaomiraI
iSamefbima elm brabtloies S~slesramm,
in tpelGem er uns fir ben @benb gu
9aite hub. Wir ma6ten alfo BALI
Spilette-nir reiisn bier nit nSmots
ing" Srod unb gblinber gum &rieae-
unb bann bradten uns 9ampfpinafs
fen an bos ufer. Wir nabmen unfer
gfen itebenb an langen Sif9en Elm.
9as Menu beitanb aus erpbem Gee
ftf6, falt, nit Mappnnaife, taltem
graten. faltem Gefliisel, &artoffels
falat unb 6rii9tsn; ba5u CAB ss 8isr,
@otbpein unb pGbrenb Der Spafte
Seft. Die lebteren bebanbelten Die
Sbsmata .&aiier," @liidli9e Reife"
unb o %unferer @eite rSanf." Mar=
qnis aurOba lit fir iOl9e Gelesenheis
ten Der offi5iene Spreder, tpie er audi
itets ben GbrenplaB erbdlt. Ra9 benz
@fen CAB es bann &affee, 8ier, Cigar
rea unb Gisaretten, baau MuFt. MuG
Tier l~eiitete be Morinefapele Mnerfenz
lenspertbes. Oils Nr. l mar peraei9>
net: .Marf9 aus benz SdnnbGuier,
BON Dagner;;" ut. 6 bieb nunsarif4er
Sana, bon Brahms"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

StrumpfbGnber. &leinen
Rinbern ionte man feline Strumpf=
bdnber dnlegen, ba bieie bDdit se>
funbbeitsf9dbli6 pirfen. Ser bauz
ernbe Druid itDrt bic 9eipebe, auf bic
er ji9 erftredt, in ibrer G~rndbruns, 70
bab in benfelben bic StoTtrneliernns
langfamer unb unbonitdnbiser Dor fi9
sebt; aber ni9t nur bic ipeihen Sc
pebe, fonbern audi bic 3nodsn tperben
auf bieie Weiie angegriffen. Oabei 1T
Der S9aben Eel einem &inbe, ba fi9
basielbe in Der gntpidelung befinbet.
nod peit srDBer als Bel ertpa9fenet
perionen.
Wie mon tapesiert. Min
man WGnbe reu tape5ieren, 10 bereitet
mon fi9 aund9ft einen &Geifter auf
folgenbe Weife: Man lDfe Neisitdrte
IN faltem WaHer auf, feBe biefes auf
bds 5euer unb lafe es tpden, Bis bas
@anse biinnfliifis lit. Damn empfieflt
IS ii4, Der Tliihisfeit einen @ufsub
BON goIoquintin, elm ltnge3isfer berz
treibenbes MitteI, au5uieBen. 9iefen
&leifter TRACE man auf bic Miidfeite
Der porber pahenb sefdnittenen ga
pete nit einem breiten ptnfel alei9<
mIbig auf, faHe on ben beiben oberen
@den an. bride fie gelar tpagereht an
bic Wanb unb ftrei6e nit elmer Birfte
bas @anae bon oben mad unten felt.
Bel benz apeiten Streifen adte man
barauf, bub er genau an ben erften
paBt unb baB 8lumen unb Mrabesfen
insinanber iiberseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
~gutsn Morssn. gapal Morssn,

~gutsn Morsen. gapa! Morssn,
Mama!~
den2"
~@6! Sd fonnt' ni6t me5r f6ldz
Ten -. fonnt' ni9t mebr fin liesen."
BEG Did br9 ni9t 10 auf" err
mahnte Trau @ronb.
r0u bait gut rebsn, Mama!" iasts
gilbert, rfeit 5ebn Sagen lsrne ib -.
ih ipuBt' ia gar ni9ts -. BENT nur
-. abfolut nidts! -. Satte mir
bus nur ~e:ngebilbet! -. &pbert bat
mir aber eefust =. Su iiberlGbt 9i6
benz 3ufaq -. baft gar tein SDtem,
10 fommt man ni6t ans 3iel -. Ou
fannit ia bielei9t Slid baben 49,.
ober es lit bod febr risfant, benin es
Fno ia bod Iebr piele. = Ou mubt
fleiBig @lernen, folss mir nur."
runb i4 bin ibm sefolst -. i9
CLAUDE, es tpirb ssben =. trenr i9
ni9t gang tolss Bed babe -. bic
IeBten Sage sins's i9on gang eldtt."
sd bdtt' MIDI germ einmal iber-
seust, OBJ Ou pirfli9 Sortf9ritte ge>
madt Daft, bate germ 5rasen an Did
seiteat.@
r5rdgen!r 49,. OFF, i9 bitt' Did,
8ater, mas bGtteit Ou benin bapon oe>
1aht! 9ein, ieben!- Seben muBt Or
es -. ma! Seute 1T ia Der enti4ei>
benbe Sast"
Der entfdeibsnbe Sag -. morsen
bod erfs.@
rNein. beute!1
rWiefo benn beute2... Nm Sonn>
fdg9"
FRA natiirlih! gsit bod BON Mn<
fang an Der Sonntae feitseiebt genes
ien."
limb Bel ben eritaunten Mieaen Der
gltern REF gilbert in mitleibisem, be-
bauernben Some:
yNein! Dirfli9! Sagt bod Bios
etnmaS.... UNI anes in Der Welt, mos
gu ballet Sbr benin bic 3eitung2"
9life fab ben So6n Der itdnoniblos
an.
glber Germ @ranb mar f6on a1es
fldr.
albert! Ou 6at BEL Mobert
f9pimmen selernt -. beim beutisen
Wetti9nimmen Der S9iler bOffit Su
brGmiirt All fperben."
rNa natiirlt9! !9abt Sbr benin bas
ni9t getpubts Was babt -Sbr benin
seba9t9 8o6ert bat mid orbentlid
borseaOmmen -. ieBt Sin id gang
ii6er."
nllnsliidstinb!" ft0bnte Srau
@rdnb.
aQbsr 6err 8ranb f9ien pie bon
Dem Druid gang anormaler @erbdltz
nife befreit unb faste:
STA, mas anberes tpare bod dt9
ntdt gut benfbar -. i'd femme bod
nteinen SSunoen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

fnteridjeiounsSmerfnaIe bon eiftisen nmo
dcufcsborcu l1rfcn.


gs biirfte niht ausemein befannt
fem, baB ben ben @ersiftungen bur5
pil5e Die auertosnigften our9 pirtlid
siftise Nrten berurIaht fperber. en-
ben meiiten Tdaen iinb es serube Die
befanntefen unb beliebteften eBbaren
Irten, Die in ii9 infolse franfbafter
3erfebune bas Gift enipidelu. SIS ges
niisf oft f9on. bab elm piis i'm @alSe
bret, bier Sage &egen erbGlt, I'm i'm
su D~eroerbea. Hp9 leibter eefGiebt
bas nit ben in ben @robitGbten argse
bduften @orrdtben, Die man6mal cine
Wo9e lang BON einem Marft gum an
bern gef9leppt tperben.
9as ii4erfe 3ei9en fir bic ungee
nieBborfeit zines Pil5es lit Der @erlui.
Der glaitiSitdt. Wenn Der pils iif)
feu9t unb teisis anfiiblt, tpenn elm
5%tngerbrud etnen bleibenben ginbrud
binterlGbt, bann lit Der Ytl5 CUR
menf9li9ea Nabrung un9seisnet.
Wenn mar Jpn auffaneibet, bann nirb
er bon elmer triben JIifiisfeit bur6=
febt fem. 9os 1T bos s3eiGen Der be-
reits bsginnenben 3erfesuns, Die in Dem
Pil5e dbnli6e Site erSeust, tpie in
5leii9. Wurit unb Slid.
9ausfrauen, Die iih BON biefer gr>
fenntnib leiten lahen, fDnnen unbe=
bentli9 a1e> gu Martt eebra4ten pilae
taufen unb auridten. sic miiifen nur
bic @orii6tsmaBressl anipenben, iebss
pilageri4t abautp9en unb bas babel
gebrau9te Wuher peg5usieben. Die
fpenigen pil5arten, peren @enub tros
bes Nbfo6ens f9Gbli@ fpirfen fonn,
iinb lei9t gu erfennen. Man tbut aber
gut, fi9 bon benz alien 4berslauben gu
befreien, bab elm iilberner G0ffel ober
cine 3piebel, NIT ben pilaen sefp9t,
bas @orbanbenfein siftiger ggempIure
bur9 S9par5perben an5etsen. Sas
lit ni9t Der San! gbenio tpenis lit es
elm 3ei6en bon @iftisteit, tpenr manGe
@rten beim S9neiben ober 8rsden
blau ~anldufen.. @erabe unter biefen
pilSen gilt IS febr f9madbafte Sor-
ten, 3. 9. ben Sanbpil3. Man Tam
obne llebertreibuns fasen, bob Der
srobte She'll aaer brau9baren ,pil3e
unsenubt perfommt, neil man fie fir
ungeniebbar ober gar gtftig bGlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
aus aarl@em's alaNemamffas.
(Gin 9~eustbier 81 beiGrei6en: u0er
2aubfroi9'J.

- Saubfroi9").
Der aaubfrof9 1T bulb Qaub, fper1r
er ftia pie Elm 8latt iiBt, balo 5roi4,
penn er in's MaFsr plati9t unb balo
2aubfrof9, penn er Wetter propheoeit.
gr lebt BON aIerlei Settler unb&rie9s
tier, am liebiten BON @lidipinnen.
tpsnn i6 tie nGmli9 gliidlid In iein
@las se5perrt babe. @uA CLAUDE i9.
baB er nit benz 2Dpen Derfpanbt tit,
bsnn beibs erbafbsn tire 8eute nur i'm
Sprung, unS Stpar mub tie mod trabs
beln. @r lit AUDI Elm Wiirsensel, benin
tpertl er cine Spinne gsfrie4t bat, taut
er ni6t lange, 5onbern bridt bic Mu=
gen gu unb piirgt 10 lange, bis iis
runter lit, ebenfo nie unfer Srib Bel
&l0Bsn. Der 2au6frOf9 ftammi
pa9rf9einli9 aus &iautf9au, pber
ionlt oa mo Der, ba er plabe an Der
Sonne liebt; am Mbenb besniist er 1iG
nit pstrpleumlampen, penn lie brenz
men,. Meiner fpringt bann aug ieinem
S1sqeetppf beraus auf bic 2ampe,
l1nb penn er fi9 bann auf benz Yetroz
leumpaFeng prbentli9 einse0lt Aat,
auf mein lateinif4es @rer5itium, tpo=
fir ia bann ipesen Settisteit bon
GERM Saarruus serupft tperbe. 81
1T dip febr anbdngli9 an mid unb
fann fi9 audi an 8las unb sldtts
SintenfGfer anhdngen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Die grDBte @tabt g Il b.
q merifas lit iest 8uenos=I ires
IN Nrgentinien. Die Stabt Sdblt nod
Dem iiingiten Genius runb 100000
@intppbner. Rur elm Siinftel berfel=
ben fins eeborns Mrgentinier. CUR
rei4li4en 9dIfte iino bic ginpobner
Sfaliener.
SIN den Weften
purben i'm p~erfloHenen Sabre ni9i
tpeniger ais 167 neue S9ulen etablirt,
pobur9 lire @eiammt3abl auf 736
nit 1152 2e6rern Itieg. Sas SOUL
eieentbum bate cine Sunabme bon
$4,000 gu Der5ei9nen unb be5ifferi
ii9 iebt auf $1.448.620.
tellunge
b o g ansfen unb @elbinitituten
fanDen in ben erften neun Wonaten BEG
Sa6res 1904 ia ben Ser. Staaten "a
NIT Werpfli9tungen IN Der 9Dbe Dor
$20,810,454 itatt, gegen 67 Sab
lungseiniteEunsen nit 8erbtnblidfei=
ten IN Der 6Dbe bon nabsan 100000
i'm alei6en 3eitraume beg @~oriapres.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
- 8dn&t bic fish I Mingo.
~gorfaeminnuna unite. @efer.

BORT, mo Sort unter WaFer fiebt,
tann er, Obne bab man bas @afer abb
5ulafen brau9t, duf prafttfGe Dirt nit
Ollie zines Gentrifuga lzPumpenbuggers
9etponnen tperben. Ser Dagger lit auf
einem 8opte untergebra9t. Man lGbt
i'm Biz gu Der Siefe 6erdb, in pel6er
man gu arbeiten tpiinf9t, unb trennt nit
5ilfe Der an ibm ansebra9ten Mefer
ober S9neipsn in ftetigem 8etrieb bic
SorfmaFe bon Der Wanb ab. Wurseln
uno @rdie r fperben babel gu tleinen
sbeilen seri9nttten. 0ie binter benz
Meherperf an9efeBte freiienbe pumpe
faust barauf bic @9lammmaFen db
unb fDrbert fie na9 Dem 8oOte ober
nd9 elmer Nuseubrinne, pel9e bas
9ut na6 Dem Stranbe abfibrt. CUR
bireften @erarbeituns arf 3iesel eignet
ii9 FOLDER Sort ni9t. Man mub erft
bas WaTer abfteben unb abflieBen lafs
fen. Damn erit pirb Der Sort in Syprz
men geitri9en unb gut abgetrodnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Sort @apne, 8. Sob. I'm
2 ubr Worsens lief aus benz IL. St=
frict bic Iadri9t Elm, BOB Der bemo.
fratiide @ongreBmann &obinion er-
fldrt bat baB fein republifanif4er
Geaner q. 90. 8ilbert i'm nit elmer
9luralitdt bon ITO befiegt bat. 9as
bemotratii9e gountp Sidet febt tn
@efabr.
Is precints In aqen @orntp beuten
eine1 republitanii9eu @sminn bon 80
Broeent IN.
Qafapette. 8. Sob. 10 prs'
cintts In 2afapstte BON % gebsn ROois'
belt 1877. Barrier 864.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

: US a n imnsatt eimes
@erltebter. OILS ii9 bic Satin
nes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2aurenti IN
Neapel. Stalien, gum 8abnbofe besab.
nm etne Geiie anoutreten, fam plDBlid
Der Stubent GommeQi auf fie gu uni
feuerte flint Nebolperf4ihe auf Grau
3aurenti ab, Die tobt gu 8oben fanf,
Der junge Mann, Der eiue uneliid=
felise 2eioenfdaft our 9attiF bes prps
fefors sefabt bate, fudte fi9 nit Der
fe9ften &usel felbft gu entleiben. 81
purbe in fterbenbem 3uitanbe fortsez
f6afft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Gin berbdusaikuuaer Srvtbum,
@el6er ben Sob zines Samilien;8 aterS sur
6oI9e hatte.

Wm. Owens, $50 @arren Npe., elm
perbsiratbeter Wann, Der Srau uno 5
4inoer binterldbt. if am Wonlag
Nbeno seforben. Mm Sonnta9 tpuroe
Der fit in ani9sinenD fdwer leioenoem
3uftanoe befinoenoe Wann bur1 elm
@erIeben aus Dem 6oipitale On Die
pOli3ei ab9eliefert uno ipdter oann
einesi4lohsn. Mm Gonntag Mbenb
erfdien Trau Owens in Der citation
urb Captain 8oplan. NIT benz he
&hdiprade nabm, bsauftra9te, ben
Wann aus Der Daft gu entlaHen, ba
irseno Elm Stbler borliegen miihe.
Owens sins beim uno peripra8, fid
am Wontns i'm poliseiaeridte su TEL
len, feline Grau tslepbonirte aber am
Wontag, baB Der Wann febr franf Tel
unb asffern traf oann bic Naari6t
ieinss Sooss elm.
Superintendent 2rtiaer faate. baB
Gsfanssns oftmals in's 9Oipital ge-
fanot ueroen mtifen uno tpsnn biefel-
ben aentgsnb 9ebsilt fno, I'm bon
bort entlafen gu ueroen, bann seben
seu6bnlid bic Soipital- Beb0rben Ho=
tia uno elm gatrolnagen miro gum Nbs
bolen Der @eheilteu ausgeianbt.
Owens mar absr ni9t als @efange-
ner Dem 6oipitale iberliefert unb ME
es ideint, puroe CT nit einem. Tarbi=
gen, beHen Namen 9leidfals Owens
1T. berue6ielt. 9isfer farbise Opens,
Der bon Der polisei i'm 5Oipitafe einee-
liefert tDuroe, CAB bel feiner Nbs
lettering ben Namen Weaber on, unb
10 uuroe er 6ann i'm 6oipitale ange.
idrieben, uno ials Weaper wurhe sr
ipdier audi bon ben SOipitalbeb6roen
an Die polisei tiber9eben. SIM poli-
3eigeridte aber murbe fein 6all unter
benz Namen Opens perb6rt upb abge.
wifelt.
Spdter jebO9, tuie psrfautst, purbe
Die pOli3ei bonn 9oipitale aus benaGs
ri9tigt, oab Wm. Owens isbt seiunb
genug lei. um berb6rt su tperben unb
Damn tDurOe Der gebrs9Ii9e weibe
Wann Der pOli3ei iiberseben.
Ob Opens ben Soleen oss Sranss
portes erlag, 1T nod ni9t fefseteat,
aud if biz iebt nod nidt ermittelt,
fuer Die DerbdngnibuOQen JebIer be.
9ing. einen b6lig unbef6oltenen Mann
uno nod oa3u einen, Der allen sn=
I9eine nod in i9wer frartem 3ufanbe
mar. Der pOli3ei als ssntieeno geiuno,
UNI Elm 8etb0r burGsumaden, gu
i%iberweifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Neuer GeoerweiBer.
Del auQuf Yietf4,
gfe Wabafb une 2ibertp Strabt.
gabmnafaa NIT i9limmen
Tolsen.

CLINTON, Sno., 8. Rob. Wdb-
reno zines bi9ten Hebels, in pel4en
eefferm Worsen oas @abaib Sbal ein=
aebtlt mar, rannte in Der Ndbe bon
Qpforo, cine Meile 6flid BON bier, Elm
@rtra : Gra6tsus Der @biea9o uno
gutern SlinOis 8abn se9en einen
3us, uel6er nit arbsitsrn beiebt NOR.
3mei BON ibnsn tuuroen auf Der Ste0e
aet6otet unb Is wuroen berlebt. Die
felben tpuroen nod Sanpile, Sls.,
qebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Der @abltas bon Der Yolijti=
fatioa aus bstra9tet.

SD9lti1 t4 Die Der WLll D0rauf'
gebenoe Champagne aIs siemii4 Tau,
I'M Vereleid nit ben Gampn9nen bDr'
b~ergsbenoer Sabre be3ei9nen ldbt, 10
mar oenno6 Der eigentli9e Wahltampi
aut Dielen Stelen Elm ;iemli4- biBiger.
Wue y%-hlbeamten tparen fopiel ME
m09lid bsmfbt, ibre eigenen Wdblel
gum StimmplaBe su bringen uno aus
ben Reiben Der @eaner 10 biele Stim=
men ME nur m6gli9, aus5umeraen.
als cine 6ofse Der beiosrieitisen ge.
mihungen uuroett unter Nntlage bee
ungefsbli9en Wdblens etua 25 Wdhler
I'M gan3sn berbaftet. Die erffen Ver=
bafteten paren pat Sonahue uno
Srant Belts. mel9e ibre Nobrehen als
q SUB Oh StraBe an9aben.
Beios puroen auf 0ernnleKuns Dee
Sb,rifs Msbser berbaftst, neil fs iei-
nsn Ingaben na9 nibt lange genug
i'm prscinct getpobnt batten.
Grsor 0sisr fsate girsi9aft. @li
6iatt uno @bas. q. Milss, Die ibre
aorehe nls go. 213 DIT Waihington-
Strabe ansaben, wuroen bann our6
6eier contefirt, uns @6as. u. Boot
matter Duroe berbeigerufen, um gtrgs
fir Die BeiSen III werosn.
Spdter eridien elm Silfs-S Sheriff
aug Der 6. Warb nit SacOb @bep,
einem 6aibisen, sOn benz bebauptet
tpurhe, baB er aus 2entudp famine
uno bier ni6t su 6aufe lei.
Charles q. S6umpfon feate BITE
Biirgfdaft. glap CAB feline aorehe
ols 313 @nsuortb StraBe an. Spd.
FER sridi.n @abl.S Sheriff Sapio SeOtt
NIT 4 Stnliener. mo oann feiner feline
NGOrshs anjugsben geneigt i9isn, sno.
lid gab oann elmer oerIelben tuno. baB
ale bier in sinem 3immer 1873 @oot
Ctr. pobnten. Ri4ter Wbaaon Oro'
n(,s an. oaB Die 2sute freisslahen piir=
bsi, ieoo6 rueissrte fi4 Der S4lieber
bieler Anor, nung gu fOlgen. Cine
ansa6l 6arbiser, bic fpdter NOD eings.
liefert nurben, berlangten our6 gtr9'
-f9oft ihre 6reibsit rieoer.
Mu6 .bsri6iebene 8erhaftunger tpes
gen anesblider ne5ertretungsn bes Ri'
9olfon=@ efsbes ooer rpesen Nusidants
bon @eirGnfen am @abltage tuuroen
porgenpmmen.
@pdt am Na9mittage tDuroe1 nod
George 6. 9ean. ein Srudsr. Der feline
AoreHe als 1871 OH Waibington Str.
anqab, elm republitaniidsr Wabl
Sheriff unter gntlaae beg Weineises.
fouie @alpin @rap. Elm 6arbiser, un=
Ter antlase oes uneeieBli9en Wdblens
eineeliefert.
Dean it beI9uIoigt, @rap, bon benz
be1auptet miro, oab er nidt ffimmbe.
redtiqt III, sibli9 als @dbler beftdtist
su baben. Soft ole 8erhafteten
tpurOen sesen garsi4aft frsigsIuhsn.