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The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-22

Fnator F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs \ Monday and Tuesday in town in Faterest of the proposed ice and cold fse plant. He did not meet with the Ragement in the way Of finding takers he had hoped for, and it Doubtful if his plans will meet with Baptist Sunday school has or Fed Normal class for special in- 'lon to pupils of the Ozark Normal lsSlre to attend Sunday school. IS quite a commendable feature wy a number of bright young men lolned the class.
 sf' Party going to Berryville oc'' II, lost a 38-S Smith 6 Wesson on public road somewhere be-
 Batavia, Boone county. and the
 Jennings Hill, west Of Greer
 Y four chambers were loaded ''an handles one of which l: VI Finder will receive a libera
 oy leaving same. at TIE TRIBUNE
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-22
Groceries
Dry Goods

want to thank thG r O Per Those t advantage these bargains are hisstii "ci
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
WAS CRAZY
And Then Boies Got
Married.

Scranton, Pa, Feb. 21.-Society
people in this city were startled today
by the announcement that Harry b.
Boies, the son Of the late millionaire,
Col. H. NJ Boies, member of the
state board of charities. had become
mentally deranged and has been re-
moved to a Philadelphia sanitarium for
treatment. Young Boies succeeded to
a large fortune under his fathers will
but 1t Is bound UP SO that he cannot
make use of the principal.
Boies came TO this city about two
weeks ago accompanied by his bride to
whom he had been married the pre-
vious day by a New York magistrate.
She was Mrs. Anna Louise Richard
son, a daughter Of Attorney II. w.
Montrose, wealthy Detroit lawyer.
The marriage became nine days won
der. At that time Boies was already
acting strangely. During the past few
days he did some more strange things
at the hotel Jermyp, among others, go
ing to a telephone and inviting the
most widely known clergymen of the
city to a banquet that he imagined
that he was giving.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
HYPNOTIC EYE
Was Means by Which
Thief Secured PIunder.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 18.-Lincoln jew
elers are now making a systematic
study Of hypnotism. They received
their first lesson from Frank Belts, a
youth Of 20 years. 1t cost them 900,
for Belts left the city with Jewels and
diamonds to that amount while the
ltradssmeh retained as souvenirs bogus
checks on a bank at Joplin, Mo. Belts
Ia the son of wealthy business man
OF Omaha. He had just emerged from
the reform school and several days ago
he met two of his companions in this
city, c. e. Dean and a youth OF the
name of Bolshaw.
Belts has a flashing, hypnotic eye.
and among his resources was the neces-
sary OUTFIT to manufacture and certify
crafts on the Joplin bank. These bo-
gus checks were Of artistic designs and
were duly signed, stamped and authen-
ticated. With his companions Belts
made the rounds of the stores and
looked at Diamonds. He said he had
sold real estate in Joplin and had some
drafts. Then he would relate to the
jsweler Of the troubles he had with a
ring bought more than year ago
You remember the one l bought OF
yOu." he would declare. c. Fleming
T. Fleming and Jeweler Harris all re-
membered the ring most distinctly
Then Belts would produce some money
from IS to $40, and leave his certified
check and buy q diamond The checks
we're Usually for $3.50
Dean was arrested, but Bolshaw and
Belts escaped. Since then the police
have learned that Belts Is operating
near st. Joseph. He Is a young mar
OF frank. handsome appearance and hii
hypnotic power is not questioned. One
Of the singular facts about the Lincoln
swindle is that the tradesmen waiteC
two or three days before they reported
the matter to the authorities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
POINTED QUESTIONS
May be Directed to Czar's
Government.

Washington. Feb. 1S.-Secretary
Hay Is disposed to sharply request an
explanation from Russia IL the fact IS
determined that Russia is OBTAINING
American vessels IN Chinese ports and
n eventins Consul Miller from protect
ing Japanese interests in Niu Chwang.
He is much dissatisfied with the in
tiicaiions OF irritation felt by the Rus
sian government at the attitude OF the
United States and the preparations be-
iEg made for retaliation,
In bis cablegrapl OF advice Admiral
Evans said his information Is that at
least one American vessel Is being
held at Niu Chwang and other vessels
are being detained at points north OF
Port Arthur. He said full hvesti-
cation has been ordered by him.
| Nc instructions have been sent Ad-
miral Evans, the intention being to
await report on his inquiry now un-
der way. II IL Is proven that Amer
lean ships are being prevented from
leaving Manchurian ports Secretary
Hay will carry out his trSentlon of ad-
dressing some pointed inquiries to the
St. Petersburg government.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
TRAIN SMASHED HOUSE

Fort Worth. Texas, Feb. 21.-fart Of
q trai nof cars on the Texas & Pacific
railroad became derailed in the out
skirts of this place last night and
crossed into small frame house oc-
cupied by Lemuel II. True, who was
asleep at the time. The house was
demolished and True was killed.
Patrick Shea, the train conductor, had
one foot badly crushed.
A tank thirty feet across, containing
practically a section of the Atlantic
ocean taken bodily from Atlantic City,
will be a feature of New Jerseys dis
play in the Forestry Fish and Game
building at the Worlds Fair. The
tank will be filed with sea water in
which will swim all manner of hsh,
crabs, turtles, Holsters and the like.
Sea water will be brought from Allan
tic City from time to time in tanl.
cars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
BATTERED BY STORMS

Halifax. N. s.. Feb. 21.-The Fur
ness line steamer Damara from Liv-
erpool via st. Johns arrived here to-
day badly battered by storms. Her
forecastle ports we're broken In and
the forecastle flooded, The tarpaul-
ms were stripped off No. 3 hatch and
the hold flooded and much cargo dam
aged. The steamer steering gear was
smashed, and two men at the hand
wheel were injured.
The quadrant was broken by giant
comber and the ship lay unmanageable
at the mercy OF the sea for seven
hours The deck fittings were all
broken and the iron gear at the rud-
der head carried away. She also suf-
fered damage from Ice on this coast,
The Damara passed the British
steamer Bruce header for Newfound-
land with her bows stove in by Ice.
She did not show distress signals,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
"P'INTER DOG"
WINS FAME
Roosevelt Sends for Poem Written
by an Enthusiastic Coshoeton
Nimrod.

roosevelt sends Tor Poem written
by an Enthusiastic Coshocton
Nimrod.
President Roosevelt wants Coshoc.
tons famous "P'inter Dog" The
quotation is the caption of a poem
written by Dillon Brooke, a prominent
business man and enthusiastic nim-
rod, telling of a farmers sensation
when q new dog he had purchased
suddenly assumed rigid and inexplic.
able position.
The poem is called "Jim's P'inter
Dog" and SO caught d. l.. Smith OF
Columbus, railroad passenger agen,.
that he incorporated II in a booklet
his company issued, telling Of the
happy hunting grounds reached by its
lines.
When President Roosevelt was on
his trip to Yellowstone park last year,
one of his guides had a finger mark.
cd copy down in the depths of his
pocket and read the poem at camp
fire one night. The president has
only recently learned the author and
through friend has sent to M
Brooke for copy OF the poem.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
SAN DOMINGO
MUST BE GOOD OR GET
TROUNCED.
PATIENCE IS EXHAUSTED
The island is Practically
Bankrupt.

Washington, Feb. 21.--President
Roosevelt Ia preparing day Of reck-
oning with San Domingo. He has in
structed Assistant Secretary Of State
Loomis to &c there and investigate the
political condition. His report will
form the basis for action.
Foreign nations have complained to
the state department that their COM
merce IL meeting with interference
from tho various warning factions in
San Domingo and that unless a VIOLA
ton Of the Monroe doctrine Is invited.
the United States. should take steps to
remedy this evil.
The administration is merely waiting
for conclusion OF the Panama incl
don't before 1t takes up the case of
San Domingo. Assistant Secretary
Loomis will leave soon. He will 60
on tho presidents own yacht, the
Mayfower.
Tho state department today received
delayed cablesram from Minister
Powell, dated Santo Domingo. Febru-
ary 12, confirming the news reported
OF the firing on insurgents at Duarte
by the United States cruiser Columbia
and the gunboat Newark and the sub
sequent landing Of marines.
The dispatch states that while the
Clyde line steamship New York was
coming into the harbor on February
10, conveyed by the Newark and a
she was being towed up the river by Q
launch, insufgents on the banks ol
the river, opened fire with small arms
many Of DE bullets striking the launch
and the ship whsreupon the Colmbif
and the Newark opened fire and
force Of marines were landed. Th'
dispatch concludes:
"At this hour (evsning) the marines
are pursuing the insurgents"
There Is no mention of casualties OF
either side
The navy department also received
delayed dispatch OF the same dat
from Captain J. M. Miller, of tn
cruiser Columbia saying the American
marines landed Mt Duarte had dis
persed the insurgents and returned t
tho ships. The Newark sailed tina
night for Cuba. Several pieces o
Insurgents artillery were captured.
State and navy department official
believe the Smelling OF Duarte by th'
Columbia and Newark to be the sam
engagement as that reported In whicl
the Columbia and Hartford are SAT-
to have participated. The Columbi
and Hartford are IN Dominican water
and will remain there for some time
The Newark arrived ut Guantans
mo on the 18th but Captain Vain
wright made no further report OF tn
shclling OF Duarto 40 he supposed hi
first dispatches had bssn received.
Claims against the republic of ga
Domingo arc growing co rapidly tha
their collection would bankrupt tn
country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
RETURN OF GAS
Pressure Causes Death Of Three
Persons at Youngstown.


Persons at Youngstown.
Youngstown, o., Feb. 17--Three
people died today on account of the fact
that the natural gas supply had gone
down in pressure and then suddenly
came UP while they were asleep. The
dead:
Mrs. Lottie Garwood.
Alva Garwood, aged seven.
Miss Ethel Clarke.
The injured: Miss Kate Stafford
hands cut and burned; W. r.. Melvin,
cut by glass and bruised.
The first two died in one house, Miss
Clarke in another. The last had gone
to bed with the gas burning. The low
pressure had caused 1t to go out and
she was found dead this morning.
In the other house, the gas fire had
gone down low and the increased pres.
sure later in the morning caused q
superheated stove to set the house
afire, A pssserby noticed II. He gave
the alarm and the occupants began tc
set out. Melvin, boarder was the
first to get cut. He broke in windows
and saved Miss Stafford and two OF
the children, Grace and Ada.
The mother, who was schoo
teacher and widow. died in an effort
to save Alva> When found she wal
olutching the form Of the child. She
was frightfully burned and died from
that cause but the child had died from
Isnffocation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
are engaged in the traffic in slaves.

are engaged in the traffic in slaves.
Under today's date Secretary Taft
directed the following reply TO Mr..
Dodge:
The statement with respect to
slavery in the Philippines is an out
rageous lie. There are no Americans
engaged in the slave trade at all
There has been in the past, some kid.
mapping by the Moros of the hill
tribes, but that has beon suppressed,
and there Is little Of it now. General
Wood. with the approval of the Phil.
ippine commission is using every en-.
deavor 10 suppress slavery throughout
the Moro provinces to which II is al
most wholly confined"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
WORSE THAN WAR
Casualties on Railways for 1908 Mum
Der Over 1900.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 1s.--Aeci-
dent Bulletin No. 8. which has just
been issued by the interstate commits
sion, gives an account Of railroad ac-
cidcnts that have occurred In the I'm
tied States In July, August and Sep
tember, 1908, and shows that during
this quarter there were GO passengers
and 220 employees killed, and 1863
passengers and 1855 employees injured
Other accidents to employees ana pas
sengers injured. not the result OF train
accident, bring the total number OF
sengors and 91G employees killed and
casualties up to 15.1S7. being 100 pas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
2eSs passengers and 11,4H employees

$,VOo puooVheCAS VhpioySo
injured.
The total number Of persons killed
during this quarter shows an increase
,of 1S1 and the number killed in train
accidents ESQ, as against 2S0, an in
crease Of 80 over the number report
ed killed In the preceding bulletin.
The number of employees killed In
coupling and uncoupling cars was TO-
being an increase Of eight over those
reported in the preceding three months
The total number of collisions and
Iderailments was 3,Vo3, Q,765 collisions
and 1928 derailments) Of which 25l
collisions and 140 derailments affected
passenger trains. The damage to cars
engines, and roadway by these acci.
dents amounted to $2,470,375. e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
STEAMER CAPTURED

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1S.--A tele'
gram received from Port Arthur an
nounces that the Japanese have cap
tured okotsk Kamschataka steamers
Kolik and Bobrik
No particulars are given as to
where the capture took place but it Is
stated that the steamer carried a very
valuable cargo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-02-23
TAFT DENIES
Statements on PhiIippine
Slavery.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-W. c. Dodge,
Of this city, we'll known ant:.im-
perialist. has written letter to Sec
retary OF War Taft. enclosing clip
pings from various newspapers, al.
leging that slavery exists In the Phil
ippines and that American citizens
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Sbortriose 0odfdnle.
9eltte abenb 66lubfeier.

Die SbluBfeier Der @bortribge So6-
f6ule finbet beute Nbenb In Der
Somlinfpn 9nle ffatt.
Ser Brin5tpal Der S9ule, 9rof.
George %. Benton bat fir Die 6eier
folgenoes prOgramm a~ufeefeat:
Muff, S6ul=O r9efer, Sirigent 6err
Peter G9erer.
Infprahe, y9te @lemente Der Sraft, "
Brof. Sames M. Coulter bon Der
@incinnatier untberfitdt.
Mufit, Sr9efer.
Ibi9iebsrebe, 9arbeD gun6am Stout,
Sr.
Wufif. Sr9efer.
ueberrei6ung Der 9iplone bur9 N9tb.
Nnoreu M. SmeeneD, grdfibent
bes @6ulratbs.
Muif, Srdefter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Sin sanslins ansseiett.

s. 6. lGlopo, 1870 Niblanb Npe.,
tpurbe boreeitern Mbenb ni9t tpenig
iiberraf9t, als er mad Der urfa9e eines
@erdui9es bOr feiner 6austbtire gu
ieben, einen Rorb, in tpel6em fi9 Elm
tleines Rtnb befanb, anf feiner S9mele
ifebenb, b~Orfano. S6dftwabrf6einIi9
f9 bic ueberbringer in benz
Sauie eeirrt, benn Der Superintendent
Der Snbiana Ginberbeim. 8eienf6aft,
s. &eagan, mel6er i'm nd9ften
Sauie uohnt, mar pbne 3meifel ber=
befen Obbut bas &inb amber.
traut tperber1 ioIte; baHel5e tpurbe Dem
college Aoe, Waifenbaus tberseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
s@teRafaire inter Tarbisen.

Sn Dem 9auie bes Garbigen 8rutus
Smens, 653 Mustingam Str. fam es
9eftern Ibeno 5wii9en ibm uno ieiner
@9wiegermutter gu einem beftigen
Streit, neil fie ibm gDrpiirfe ma9te,
oaB er feline Sral 10 miferabeI beban=
bette.
@r berieBte Der alien Grau einen
G6lag in's @efi6t. OILS ibr @obn
SObn @oobaQ ibr our Stlfe fam, aDe
Swens einen &ebolber bernpr unb
feuerte apei 99tle auf benfelben ab.
Ser cine S9uB berfeblte fein 3iel, bic
5tueite Gugel aber traf ben @oobaa in
bic 9ifte. Set S9ieBbolo errtsug fid
bierauF ieiner gerbaftuns bur9 Die
Glu9t. Ser 8ertpunbete tpuroe mad
benz Stabtboipital, mo fein 3uFanb
als ni9t 9efdbrli9 be5ei6net murbe,
gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Star" aab ,Sonraal'.

@epr9e s. WcGulougb, Der gigen=
tbimer Der ySnbtanapolis Star" bat
geitern Die seiammten Mftien Der vSn=
bianapolis Sournal Newspaper Co."
tdufi9 eruorben. Dos DSournaI"
mirb beute betannt MAIDEN, baB BON
morgen ab Die 3eitun9 nit benz
Star" coniOlibirt 1T unb unter Dem
Namen star ano Sournal" als
Mprgen3eituns erIdeinen miro.
Sie einaise anbere Moreen3eitung
auBer Star anb Sournal" iii Der
.Selegrapb'n
Sie Brefe uno Waf4inen BEG
ySournal" werben iofort pertauft
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Som 9a@ 9efar3t.

Ser Baui6reiner Soiepb 5o9 ber=
Tor seitern Na9mitta9, mdbrenb er auf
benz Sade zines Neubaues an Der Ruf=
lei Nne. urb SlinDis Str. beI9dftiet
NOR, bas @lei9geni6t unb ftiir3te auf
bas StraBenpflalter binab. @r fam
munberbarer Wetie nit lei9ten 8er=
leBnngetl bapon. Or. 6einri9s BPM
9ispeniarium iiberfibrte ibn per Qm=
bulan3 mad ieiner @obnung 315 San=
oers StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Gletne S~taotna@rt6tea.

s ben 6ffentli6en S9uIen fiji
6arbiee neroen beute unb am 9ons
nerfag Die STANDARDIZATION ftatt=
finben.
s benz Central SrrenaIDl fanb
geftern unter ben Nufpiciert Der Marion
County %. 6. s. Il. eine mufifalif9e
MISUNDERSTANDING ftatt.
8ouberneurS n, Staats=
Secret6r Storms unb Stats Iuot=
tor Sberrid, iOpie Die ibrigen Mit=
qlieber Der Staats= Steuer= @Dmmif=
iion tperben beute Die DerI9iebenen
8abnfreden unb bas iibrige @igen=
tbum Der Snbiana Union Sraction 60.
inipictren.
gine Il BON G69en= unb
Mufmdrtern bat fi9 unter penn Namen
,Wbite Goots & Waiters' Union, 2o=
cal 0o. 487" nit IS Mitaliebern
orsanifirt. 9ie 8eamtea inb: Wtu
&Dberts, prdfbent; Wiliam gbiuips,
giee=grdFoent; 6arbep Morris, Tin.-
Gecretdr; Grant 9anlep, prot. Secre-
TOR; 0arrp Ban, SnfpectOr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
@rnnOeisentbmms uebertraaunsen.

Gli3a g. Netpcomb an Sobn 3.
8ladpen, She'll BON Got IA in Goes
Sub. BON @qr. z, Capitol Nbe. nabe
0ortb Str. $4,000.
Ban 81. 2op an stemart g.. Nebitt,
She'll BON 2ots 26 uno 81 in WoOb=
lann part 4bb., uniberiitp Npe. in
Srbinston. Sc, 900.
&a9el 6. gtpain an 8eni. s. @re=
gorD, She'll 2ot 2, MoDb's Sub. Out-
lot 2, Stem Serfep Str. rabe @alnut,
IS, 500.
Marp 6. 8. Some an 2pbia 6.
@Dmfod, 2ot 235 unb She'll DON 234,
Salbotts Nbb., Salbott gbe., 1abe
20. Ctr, $500.
@tetpart g. 3ebitt an Ban 81. 2op
GOT 2, @DtbreG's Sub, Sbei1 BON
MuBenlDt 152, nabe Mi9i9an unb
California Str. $4,000.
Wargaret 6. St1ant an Waoge
90. Smith, Got 9, Barrier II. u. @om=
miIfiDners Sub, nabe Capitol Nbe.
unb 20. Str. $4,000.
8eniamin 6. Gregorp an &a6el
Smain, Got Is, 8lDf IL, 2incOln
part, Salbott @pe,, ,tabe "a. StraBe.
$4,000.
9iap McSntpre an Nnoretu gifen,
Got 10, Goes Sub, Sutlot II, 8ar=
ben Str. 5wii9en Senate ape. uno
Weribtan Str, 50, 500.
Mlonau 8. Mcgistt an @ene San-
ben, 2ots 10 unb IL, 9abis u. u.
Sub, She'll DAT 5iu, pefIi4 BON
8risbtpoob, 81, 200.
@brus Parret an Stella 6. @bwaro
Cots 4, 6, z, Cooper & Bifens nOrb=
5fl. Nbb., 6ftli6 bon Ntlas Merten,
81, 500.
Sufine 3ODf an Sammie Scene,
elm She'll Der Got 2, So. IL in 9rate's
abb., @eHfeite bon SlinOis Str. nabe
IA. Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08

rebenb tiberbaupt iebe Mrt bon Mili-
t6rma9t IN ett1em State ftr abinluti=
ffii9e Ober Dem 8olfsmobl iont entse=
genseiebte 3wefe bienitbar gema9t
tperoen fann. Mber Die @bbne bes
eisenen Bottles perben bierfir INNER
nod i9werer gu baben iein als Die
bunt auiammengeDirfelte S6loners
i9aar, Die mo6l SntersHe an Der ger=
iOnlibteit bes SHIPPERS, aber feinerlei
ipl9es fir bic Snfitutionen beg
Staats, benz fe bient, empfinhet.
Sn nel6em @rabe bas Milia=5p
fem su elmer 8eorobune beg 6fent=
li9en Sriebens nerben fann, bapon
seben uns In unferem eigenen 2anbe
bic 8orgduse in Colorado geraoe in
bieien 3agen uieber traurige Runbe.
5alb ausaebiloete Soloatesta neist in
Gibrern unb Mannf9aften melt mebr
our Wilthr als bic unter frafer Sis=
ciplin ftebenben Srnppen zines aus Der
algemeinen Webrpf1i9t b%erbor9esan-
eene1t Seeres. 9amtt fon fe~inesuegs
gefagt iein, baB fur uns ein sroBes
@olfsbeer nit feinen u~nsebeuren 2aften
empfeblensmertb tpdre; benin borert nee
nieftens finb mir trob aler btesbe3i9.
Ii9en Nnftrengunsen slitdliderweiie
nod ni9t in seniiaenbem MaBe in bic
@eltbdnbeI nerfrift. Cine griinbli6e
Reorganization bes Wilis=9 pftems 1T
ales, mas uns Notb tbut; baB iebo9
elm Staat. Der cine @roberungs=politif
treibt, beut5utase NIT Mili8en nidt
mebr ausfommt, baffr bieter uns bic
8orgdnse In England Elm treffenbes
8eifpiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
Gine %merfmarbise 0eidi9te.

giner Der 5 Mdnner, pel6e fi9 bier
in Saft befinoen, Der Sprengung bes
8elbi9ranfes In Der Orleans Snb.
pofofiee angeflagt, 1T Samuel Saf-
ion. Saffon puroe in Eolebo ber=
baftet. Sadion fa9t, baB feline ger=
baftung auf elmer periOnenperme6fel.
Jung berubt, ba er mad elmer pboto-
graphic berbaftet uurbe.
@r fast, baB er our 3eit beg &aubes
in Solebo mar unb gum 8eweife bat er
bon bort aus Elm neubermdbltes Paar,
Germ unb Grau s. @raowObl, nit
eebra6t, pel6e er am 10. Gebruar bel
ibrer &idtebr bon Der Sod3eitsreiie
betpilfpmmnete. Sn berfelben Na9t
purbe Der &aub in Mep Orleans aus
gefibrt.
eSndfon fa9t, baB er nit &obert
2nblan9e, einem @elbf9ranfipreneer
sefdbrli9fter Nrt Derpe9ielt lei, uie er
aud f9on friber nit bemielben ber<
tpe1felt tDurbe. Or bra9te elm mad
benz Bertiuon : Spftem angeferiigtes
Bib bon 2ablan9e nit f9. Gin
bpn linn mad bemielben Spftem ge=
ma9tes Bib nit benz aug Solebo &c.
bra6ten bereli9en. beranlaBten ben
bieigen @lert bes 8ertilon=5 Dfems
gu Dem Nusfprude, beB beibe Bilber
bieielbs perfon bartellen. Sn allen
ginaelbeiten fimmten bic WaBe iiber=
elm, big es fi6 fpdter berausftelte, baB
Safion's Ropf aui elmer STEELE 2 Gene
tin1eter breiter III mie Der 9opf bes
2ablanGe. Nu6 finb feline Nugen
mebr biolet, mdbrenb Die gusen bes
2ablan6e braun finb. Sadfon miro
au betueiien fu9en, baB er nit 2a=
blarGe berpe9ielt murbe unb tpirb
ibsr ieinen Nufentbalt our 3eit beg
Raubes auff6luB seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-08
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Der Sabrt, tpel6e 9eftern Sobn sc.
Walf9 unb cine pribat=p artie nit
benz g~ripatua9en .&ambler" mad
BEDFORD pom biefisen Union 8abnbofe
aus unternor1men batten, purben Die
IS Meilen in "a Winuten auriidgeleet.
Die locomotive Np. 10. pel6er Elm
Sagpagen unb Die pribatcar y&amb=
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Stbrnng BON Sn9enieur Satfielo unb
@onbucteur 6ouiton. Nuf Der ganser1
@trede mar aud ni1t elm einaiges
MaI a~ngebalten uorben.
Gin ugenbIi6er @eIbf=
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Nem Ntbann, z. Stunt. Mit
ber ausseipro6enen Mbf9t, fi1 toot-
fa5ren gu laKen. mart fid Der breisebn
Sabre aIte grant Slime in Stem Mlbanp
nuf Die @eleife Der Morb State @traBe.
gr uurbe re9t3eitig aufgeboben ullb in
bic BOli5eifation 9ebrn6t, mo Sergt.
Mbams i'm berb6rte unb bann ieinen
8ater antDies, bas G6bn6en ti6tis 3u
priigeIn. Nls @runb bes @elbfmorb.
beriu9s CAB Der 8engel an, Die gIterr
bdtten ibm ni9t erlaubt, fit nit a1be=
rem Sunsen berumautreiben.