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The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
GEORGE L. KEEN TO
MANAGE NEW HOTEL.

Mr.. George L. Keen, of the Pulaski
House, who has been prominent in
the hotel business of the city for the
last six years, will leave Savannah
shortly for Admission, Ala. where he
will make his home.
Mr.. Keen has secured a half inter-
est in the Alabama, the largest hotel
of Admission. and will manage that
popular hosiery beginning Dec. /. No
hotel man in the city has been more
generally popular with all classes OF
guests than MIR. Keen, and the large
number of his acquaintances and
friends. and the esteem In which he
is held by them, assure him, in the
opinion OF his friends, an unqualified
success I'm his new venture.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
INITIAL DISTRICT
MEETING IN THE FOURTH.
Administration of Mayor VIII Be In
dorned by Club.

Administration of Mayor Will Be In
dorsed by Club.
The first of the district meetings of
the municipal campaign will be held
tonight at Harris street hall, where
the Fourth District Administration
Club will convene.
The administration of Mayor Myers
will be enthusiastically Endorsed, and
the support of the club will be pledged
to him for another term. There will
be several short speeches and the rec
ord which Mr.. Myers has made as
Mayor will probably be briefly review
ed. 1t will be the first Endorsement of
the Mayor in the present campaign,
though all the other clubs of the adj
nlinistration will. of course. follow on
the same lines.
President James Mcbride says much
interest has been manifested in the
meeting, and he expects large at
tendance. Indeed, it was due to the
expected large attendance THAI the
Harris street hall was secured. Here
tofore the meetings of the club have
been held at Lanes Hall, but it was
found this would not be large enough
for the crowd expected at the initial
meeting.
Though the meeting is to be polit-
ical one, improvements, the club MEM
bers think should be made in the dis
trict will be taken up. Resolutions
calling for these desired improvements
will be passed. The most important
matter in this line will be the closing
of Bilbo canal. The canal. as 1T is
to-day, is a menace to health, and a
detriment to the east side, President
Mcbride declares. A committee will
be appointed to work to get the canal
closed. 1t is an improvement that Will
benefit the entire city, members OF
the Fourth District Club maintain.
The immediate Improvement of FIN
met Park will also be urged. This
park has been neglected too long, Pres
ident Mcbride says. 1t is naturally
beautiful site. and could easily be
made one Of the most attractive parks
in the city.
The meeting in the Fourth will be
called to order at $50 o'clock, and
President Mcbride will preside. The
largest meeting ever held in single
district is expected.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
SUING AUTOMOBILE
DRIVER FOR INJURIES.
Ask Judgment Against n. p. Regis
ter In sum of $4,000.

Twiggs & Oliver have instituted suit
in the Superior Court on behalf Of
Anna Britton, individually, and as the
mother and next friend of Ursula
Britton. against R. P. Register. Dam
ages in the sum of $500 are asked
in each case.
The plaintiff allege they were driv-
ing along Estill avenue on the night
of Oct. 80, when they were startled by
seeing an automobile approaching "at
a terrific speed" and running on the
wrong side of the road. They scream
ed to the driver in warning, they all
lege, but he paid no attention and
crashed into their vehicle.
The horse was so badly injured 1t
had to be killed. Ursula Britton was
thrown to the ground and so badly
hurt that as yet she is not able to
walk. and the full extent Of her inju-
ries cannot be ascertained by her ply
stefan. Anna Britton was also badly
injured and her physician makes affi-
davit she will never fully recover.
Negligence on the part of the driver
and owner of the auto is charged and
damages asked in the sums given
above.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
THE LACK OF STEAM
ADJOURNED COURT.

There was no session of the City
Court yesterday morning, owing to the
fact that the court room was not heat
ed. Judge Norwood appeared at the
court a short time before the OPEN
ing hour and prepared to take up what
business had been assigned.
He ordered the court room heated
and shortly after was informed that
owing to defect in the pipes or some
of the other heating apparatus no
steam could be secured. He prompt
ly announced that the court would
hold no session and adjourned. All
cases assigned for yesterday go over
until to-day, or to such time as the
court room can be made comfortable.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
ONLY ONE OPEN CAR
LEFT ON THE LINES

There is only one open car left on
the street car lines of the city and
this will be taken off, says Manager
Nash of the Savannah Electric Com
pany.
The transferring of the trucks from
the open to the closed cars takes some
time, Mr.. Nash says, and this accounts
for the delay in gettin on all the
closed cars.
During the coming year-probably
early in the spring-eight or ten new
cars will be bought by the company
There are several of the winter cars
now in use that are almost new, hav-
ing been purchased just before the
close of last season.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
O. S. S. co. HAS MET
CUT IN COTTON RATES.
Savannah Now Enjoys Lowest Rates
ON South Atlantic Coast.

Savannah Now Enjoys Lowest Rates
ON South Atlantic Coast.
The latest development in the cut
on cotton rates between Savannah and
New York. made a few days ago by
the North and South Steamship Com
pany, is that the Ocean Steamship
Company will meet the cut.
A representative of that company has
notified cotton shippers of this decis-
ion on the part of the Ocean Steamship
Company which. it is understood, has
not only determined to meet this re-
duction in rates, but to meet any 9TH
ers that may be inaugurated. @
The cheaper rates We're announced in
the Morning News at the time they
were made. They consist now of rs
cents bale. cut of 25 cents from
the price formerly charged, and give
this port the cheapest rates enjoyed by
any cotton market on the South At
lantic coast.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
MAYOR AND CHAIRMAN
TO INSPECT SUBWAY.

An inspection of the work being done
on the Gwinnett street subway win be
made by Mayor Myers and Chairman
Of Council Dixon this afternoon.
The work has been progressing rath-
er slowly, it is said, and the officials
are getting worried about its being
finished in contract time. The work
is not as far advanced as the officials
had expected by this time. So far
they have not discussed the subway at
all, however, except informally.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
INSTRUCTION SCHOOL
FOR FIRST REGIMENT

school of instruction for officers
and non-commisstoned officers of the
First Regiment will be opened tonight
in the quarters of Company H at the
armory. The new drill regulations
will be studied and the officers given
instructions in carrying out the rules
and regulations. The meetings will
be held monthly. .
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

Augusta, Ca, Jan. IS. 19OS.-P. p. p.
Co., Savannah, Ca: Gentlemen-I had
the worst case of blood poisoning ever
felt by any one. Three physicians in
Augusta gave me up. One said my
only hope was TO have the leg cut off,
which had. they said incurable sores
from the foot to the thigh. and would
not yield 10 treatment. had a pill
low for three months between my legs.
/ could only walk with great difficulty.
/ could not bend my leg on account Of
the terrible sores. some as large as
my hand. and full OF matter. a ter
rible case OF blood poisoning. Two and
a half bottles OF your II. r. p, Lipp-
mans Great Remedy. cured me COM
pletely.
! am well now. and can walk AZ well
az ever. and eat and sleep. which Tor
months was impossible. p. u. T.. h
truly a great remedy FOR blood poison
Ing and old sores. Csigned) W. NJ Rey-
holds, salesman, John Wanamnie
u New fOrk.-nd,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
NEGRO LABORER DROWNED.

While trucking freight into the
steamship Itasca at The Merchants
and Miners Transportation company's
wharf yesterday morning, John Brown.
a longshoreman, was drowned.
Brown was crossing the gang plank
to enter the steamer when his trurlx
ran overheard and carried him with IL
His body was recovered shortly after
the accident.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
WILL GO no BRUNswIcIx.

President ]. II. Estill OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce yesterday named the
following gentlemen as a committee TO
go TO Brunswick to-day to attend a
hearing TO be given there by a sub
committee OF the Merchant Marine
Commission on the question Of build
ing up the marine and overseas trade.
Messrs. william. Kehoe, chairman; A.
NJ. Solomons and Jacob Paulsen.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
ANNUAL MEETING OF
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.
President O'Brien and Omcers Are
Here for That Purpose.


President M. ]. O'Brien. of the
Southern Express Company, and 9TH
er officers of the company, arrived in
Savannah yesterday prepared for the
annual meeting of the directors which
will be held here to-day.
Supt. Mark J. O'Brien OF Chatta-
nooga arrived last night, as did T. w.
Leary CT Atlanta. district superintend-
ent, o. M. Sadler of Charlotte and e.
M. Williams of New York.
Supt. O'Brien said that the business
of the company was increasing with
each year, and is especially heavy for
this season Of the year.
There is nothing of unusual interest
to come up at the meeting to-day, as
far as any OF the officers were able to
determine last night.
Hon. Fleming duBignon, general
counsel for the company, will arrive
in Savannah this morning to attend
the meeting, and will be a guest at the
De Soto.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
TWO RUILn1NG PERMIrs.

Two building permits were issued by
Building Inspector Bartlett yesterday.
One is for the erection of a two-story
frame, metal roof house on Habersham
street, to be built by Matilda Heintze
and the other, issued to J.lH. Hoffman
is for one three-story brick house al
No. 305 Taylor street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

Southern Railway viii sell round
trip tickets from Savannah 10 81
Louis az above very low rate on each
Tuesday and Thursday IN November
limited 10 ton DAYS. The best route
and service. CAN az or phone City
Ticket once, IA BUN street. for in
formation I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
SAVANNAH BOOKLETS
FOR WALD0RF-AST0RIA.
VIII BE Given the Guests MT Georgia
Society,s Banquet.

One hundred copies of Savannah, a
City of Opportunities" the booklet pre-
pared by Secretary Gamble under di-
rection of Mayor Myers, will be sent
to the Georgia Society of New York
city for the annual banquet, which is
to be given by the society at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on the night of Dec. 3.
The request for the pamphlets comes
from David Robinson of No. 229 Broad
way, a former Georgian, who is max
ing his home in New York. Mr.. Rob-
inson is the secretary of the Georgia
Society. He writes that he wants some
souvenirs to remind the members of
the society. and their guests, 'of grand
old Georgia" The Savannah PAM
phlets will, he thinks, serve the pur-
pose better than anything else.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

This morning starts the silver hollow
ware sale. Two thousand piece Of beau
tiful allyerware, a magnificent exhibi-
ton, with q variety OF designs never
known IN the South. will be- sold in
Two aialea Of the store a about 90
eens VI The usual pflces-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

At Adler's tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Three hundred beautiful extra heavy,
all wool blankets, manufacturers
sample lines. with values up to ti2
each. viii be sold at one price for all.
Immense opportunity at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow. Leopold Adler.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
To Captains. Masters, Mates and Sail
nre

The latest New York, Boston, riaila-
deiDhia and other daily newspapers.
weekly journals and monthly maya
Zines. books and cheap literu ture; LETT
ter and note paper, pens ana ink. NJ
Esfills News Depot, rs Bull street.
corner Bryan street (near u. s. Gus
tom Housed .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
Abbott's East India Corn Paint.

II you would be free OF corns and
cunlons ask your druggist Tor Abb
bolts East India Corn Paint. Corns
removed as well as bunions and warts
without any pain or trouble. Simply
apply this wonderful corn paint as d.
rected. -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
s2O.IO NJ. Louis and Return via Sea-
board Air Line ny.

Every Tuesday and Thursday. Tick
cts viii only be sold for use on
these days and VIII be limited for re-
turn 10 days from date OF sale. Full
information a. city ticket once, No. 7
Bull street. Phone z6.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
DrIII ReEuIation..

The latest edition OF the United
States Infantry Drill Regulations. Tor
sale at Estills News stand, No. Is
Bull street. corner OF Bryan, NO. q,
east, Savannah. Ca. Mailed 10 any ad /.
dress for So cents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. The first
and original tasteless chill tonic. Sc
cents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
PROPOSALS WANTED.


Merchants National Bank building.
Savannah, Ga. Oct. 21, 1904-Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, for construct
ing, plumbing, heating and electric
wiring lavatory at Fort Screven, Ga,
will be received here until IL M, Nov.
81, 1904. Information furnished on APP
plication. u. S. reserves right to ac-
cept or reject any or all bids or any
part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be Endorsed "Propos-
ais for Lavatory, Fort Screven," adj
dressed Jos. T. Davidson, @. M.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. SA-
vannah, Ga, Nov. Is, 1904: sealed pro-
posals for building coaling wharf
in Savannah harbor, Georgia, will be
received at this office until IL noon,
eastern Standard Time), Dec. is. 1904,
and then publicly opened; specifica-
tions, blank forms, and all available
information will be furnished on appli-
cation to this office. James B. Quinn
lieutenant colonel. Corps Of Engineers
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17

s, aboard Air Line Railway. Best
Line to Jacksonville, Florida,
and south.
The Seaboard Air Line is the short
line. operates Pullman service on all
trains to Jacksonville and Tampa, and
makes the quickest time. Only four
hours. Savannah to Jacksonville. Tick
ct office. No. Bull street; phone rs.
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-17
Beautiful Rose bushes.

All years old. Very handsome.
Just received from Virginia. WIN be
sold very reasonable. Apply Lippman
Drug Company Lippman Block.-ad.
Excursion Rates 60 Macon and Re
turn, Account Football Game TINT
versity of Georgia w.. Auburn,
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. "a.
Central Of Georgia Railway win sell
'iclfets Tor afternoon trains 23d.
morning trains gath. al one fare plus
70 cents round trip. final limit Nov
25. Ticket Office 81 bull street and
Central BtatiOn.--ad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
ausebli@ tint 6otel ge=
toblen.

u. u. Sens aus Salt Gate @itp,
Utah, Der nit ieiner Srau pdbrenb
Der leBten WO3e i'm GlappOol Sot.l
Nuartier genommen bate, telepbonirte
aus &nigbstomn, Snb., baB feline
Grau elm s~oloenes 2Or9nette nsbft per-
lsnbsisbter Settle bon sroBsm @ertbe
permiHe uno oab ibr Die Nrtitsl ibrer
MnfAt nod, i'm 9otel bier entmenbet
uurosn. Setectiu Mannina unb Dalep
perbafteten seftern ben IA Sabre alten
@arl 2eplin9er, All Norb Capitol
9lpe., aIs oerielbe in einem Suwelisr.
@ei9dfte an Der WaHa9uietts Mpe.
elm benz neridwunbensn dbnli&es
2orsnetts poraei9te; UNI ben Wertb
bsHslben ausfinois gu MAIDEN. Der
anabe mar our 3eit als 2aufburfde
in benz 6otel beoienfet seueien, mar
iebo@ felt Samftag ni4t mebr bOrl
aneeHeIt. Ct bebauptet. unidulbis
au iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Snterefaate Gnti@eianns eines
8mnossrt9ters.

Ridter Sbompiot bonn gunbss.
3reisappe0ationsseri9t in Cincinnati
bat sesen bic ffreitenben @iienaieber in
Newport auf cine 3lase ibrer Nrbeit.
geber bin einsn @inbaltsbefebl erlaHen.
Sn isiner gntfdeibune flbrts Der &i1-
ter foI9enbes aus:
.Ssoer Msnid bat Elm @sdt our Mr
belts. ginftelung unb ebenio bat ieber
Meni9 elm @e9t. Mrbeit ansunebmen,
ruenrl ie ibm geboten tpirb. Sic bier
in Jrase tOmmenoen 2eute ueiserten
fi1. meter az arbeitsn, als ibre 20bne
bei4nitten tpurben unb uarer1 oa3u
ebsniO beredti9t, als iie in legitimer uno
geeigneter @siie fid bic Spmpatbien
ibrsr Witarbeiter ertperben biirften.
Sisier @eri9tsbof mirb babel ME
interbeniren, aber gini9i9teruns 1T
feline uebsrreoung. @enn groBe Sau-
fen bon Mdnnern fid um elm @tablihe.
rient 6erum aniammsln unb id in
geleioisunsen, Srobungen unb in
9anolungen ergeben. bic Sbdtli6tei=
ten !ebr nabe tomnlen. 10 tann bas
ni4t frieoli4e unterrebung genannt
tueroen. 2eute in Nngf berieben, ina
benz man ibre Gamilien beiutt, uno
tauienb anbere tIeine MitteI, tpel9e
angebli9 bier angswanot rusroen, fnb
unsefebliH. Die art uno Weife, pie
Elm ein3elner Streiter nit einem Wan-
ne, Der feline SteIe iibernommen bat,
berfdbrt, fann ebentusa cine Srobuns
iein uno bieie tuirb ni4t geouIoet pers
ben. SaRelbe gilt bon Der aufftel-
lung bon @a9en (pideting)."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Der Mabor miro Sie STANDARD
Oil"sC rainans ni@t uRter=
3et4aea.

Wapor 0OlBman tpirb bic iogen.
STANDARD Oil".O rbinau3. tpelde in
Der lebten r~eguldren Sibun9 6es
Staotratbes angenommer tuuroe, nit
ieinsm @eto berieben, benz Staotratb
auridf4iden.
@r it Der Mni9t, baB bic Orbinans
In ibrer ieBisen 6afung ungeiebli9 1T.
Or pirb benz Staotratb feline @riinoe.
aus tpel9en er bic Oroinan3 nidt lin=
tsrfdrieben bat, in einem S9reibsn
ausfihrli9 auseinanoerfeben. Ct
glaubt, baB, miiroe bic Oroinan3 in
ibrer iebisen JaRuns anaenomnnen
ueroen, biele biiibenoen Snbufrisn Der
Stabt, pel9e 3. 9. grb6l fur 9ei.
3ungsauede benuBen, arg gei9doigt
tuerosn piitoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

Spdter uirtte sr aIs Wiifionar unb
@sitli9er in Burlington, So, Nuin-
CO, 3d., OF st. Souls, Wbssling,
pitisburs unb &olsbo. geim Nus-
brud bes giirgerfriegs fiebelte CT nit
feiner JamiIie pOn NafbpiIe, Ssnn.
na1 Cincinnati tiber.
SIM Sabre 1861 fam er mil ieiner
camille na9 indianapolis.
8alo nadbem er f9 bier bdusli9
niebergslaRsn bate. tuurbe ibm bas ga.
ftrrat Der Seatfden &eformirten Stride
ibertraeen. Drei Sabre lang mar er
Seeliorser Der @emeinbe. Bonn Sabre
1873 Big 1881 b~efleioete er in perf4ie-
benen protetantifdsn @emeinben beg
faoliden Snoiana oas @mt zines ga.
ftors. Srsi Sabre fpdter febrts er
nod Subianapolis 3uriid unb bier mar
er fir einbeimiide Miifion in Bright.
tuooo unb 9auabbiQe unb benz 10.
Strs Siftriet Big gum Sabre 1890
tbdtig. gr 3os i4 Johann in ben tuobl<
peroienten Sutherland 3uriid.
Der gliidli9en @be beg S~ubelpaares
entiprofen neun 2inoer, tusl6e idmmt.
LID benz 2eben erbalten blieben uno
beute nit ibren reipeetiben Samilien
ben Subeltag ibrer gltern mitfeiern.
Die 3inoer finb: Sobn 3d., CHARLES
g.. @eorge Wiuiam. Sacob g., @lap-
ton a., Jrau Senristta McSolme,
Grau Grant Snsals, GrIs. Ottilia
unb Wiloreb.
Ser Subilar iOmobl als aud bic
Subelbraut erfreuen fb elmer betuuns
oerunssmiirbisen seiftisen Grii9e unb
torperli4en &ufigteit.
sic tperoe1 t1 tebr freuerl, belte
Na9mittag unb Mbenb ibre Greunbe
besriiben 3u t6nnen.
@inlaoun9en fino meter ni9t ers
laRen tpOroen. ba MGe ber3li9 mill
tommen fino in benz freunoli9en Suss
cuIum go. us 81. Weif Str, in mel-
dem bas Subelpaar, in liebeboler
@eiie pon ieinen 3inoern 9epfest, be-
f4auli9 isinen 2~sbsnsabsnb Der.
brin9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

i9tli9 libel bsratben setpeien fei, mas
baraus berboresbe, baB Die @roB.
S9ld9ter seniiseuoen @rfab fur Die
Streiter finben fonnten. 9as &e9t
Mrbeitwiliser, unbsbinbert arbeitel 3u
birfsn, miiHe aufre9t erbalten bteiben,
tpenn bic &esierung bieies 2anoes
nidt In ben Sumpf gerathsn iole.
Serr SOnnelp m6se Grieben idlieben.
10 gut er tonne. gr, Der YrdRbent,
weroe nidt eingreifen unb fi9 ni9t in
cine Sa4e binein dngti9en lafen. bic
i'm ni6ts ansebe. ySas 2ano wiro
Don @eieBen resiert, ni4t bon Ditto
loren, Ober NIerpsltsbelfern ooer ielbif
lsbniidtissn Candidates. Sas @eieb
muB ieinen 2auf nebmen. unb es tuirb
sic 3u Boben tperfen. tueilrt Sic ni9t
aus ieinem Weg seben."
1atirli6 srfisbt ieber berntnftise
Wsni9 aus benz Snbalt beg 8riefes, bab
ss i9 I'M cine sans semeine Gdli@uns
banoelt. au9 1T es fiber. baB Der
Brief ni9t bon bemOtratiider Seite
auseebt, fonbsrn bon irssnb sinem OBJ
fcuren 2srl, benz oarar. liest, bic Nr-
better 3u berbeBen.
Serr Sonnelp bat erft bur9 bic
Prefe bon benz 9efdIf9ten 8riefe se=
bort, sr bat oas S9rifitid niemals
seieben. So uiini4en tudre es, bab
Der 2erl, Der ben 8rief berbro9en bat.
entoedt uno auf einise Sd6r4en ms
3u9tbaus sei4itt tpirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Cine iolenne Yraselet.

Cine ansemeine 3eilerei entipann
fa seffern Mbeno furs nod s ubr in
$. Symptoms Wirtbiduft, gds IA.
unb 0orb Wef StraBe, als bic &abler.
pOlisiften Nstin unb Duncan einen
8rie9en. Namens Aus. Warim, su
berbaftsn fi9 ani6idtsn. marim mar
In bic Wirtbidaft getOmmsn nub bette
p~erlanst, baBEibn Der S6anttslnsr
Mbe Walpa begleite, m%iorisenfals er
bic Wirtbidaft faubern tpsrbe.
Sdmmtli1e NntpeIenben fii9tetsn fid
ms Nebsnaimmer, ba Marim auBer
einem grOben Wefer aud nod elm
Sdisbeiisn i'm 8eibe bate, unb be.
nadri9tistsn bic pOli3ei. astin UNI
Duncan ma9ten fi9 bann auf benWes'
Souie Der 8riede bic poli3ifsn iab,
sriff er nod ieinem SdieBeiien, MAJ
jsbo9 nidt i9nea senu9, benin Nstin
bate i'm i9on bsim 2rasen unb mari
ibn 3u Bobsn. Mdbrsnb bic poIi-
aiten nit benz r~isisnfarfsn Manrle
ranssn, fabten bic i'm Sintsr3immer
8erbarritaoirten Wutb, unb siltsl CUR
5ilfe, mobsi0fie fi9 bann sesenfeitis
balo in bic Saare 9eratben wdren.
Marion ffelt. iid, ais oh er toot fei
unb nlubte 9etrasen peroen, fam aber
balb 3u fi4, als er lab, bab ibm bic
@erfeluns""nidts niibte. gr muroe
unter ben Nntlase1 beg tbdtli9en Nn-
critics, bes Srassns berSoresner Waf-
fen, bes Bebrobens nit t6otliden &af=
fen unb Der @ioerieBli9teit segen bic
poliaei ein9ei9rieben unb fann fi9,
faQs ale Nntlaesn betpieien merbert,
auf cine seial3ene St,afe 9efabt
MAIDEN; Sabp unb @be @opa ipurben
unter Mntlase bes tbdtlidsn NnsriHs
sleidfals perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

Infer bo9sef4dbter Witbtirser 9err
pator Sebaffia 6. 8artb
unb feline madere Satin @liiabetb
feiern beute elm Set. mie es nur wsni-
gen Sterbliden beidieoen TT - ibre
biamantene So9aeit!
Gedsis Sabre fnb i'm Strome Der
3eit ba6ingeraui4t. ieitoem he ii9 am
Mltare bic Sdnos gum sbeli4en 8unbe
rei9tsn uno nod bsute idla9en ihrs
bergen 10 tuarm fur einanoer, als ME
sinf, als fe i'm Sdmud Der srtiner
Wprtben bic semetni9aftli9e 8anbe'
rung bur4's 2eben antraten. 2ei9t
uno sben tparen bic pfaoe ni9t INNER,
an Sorssn feblte ss aud uidt, aber
iiber bisielben balf elm alidlides So
m~ilienleben 6intpeg.
Der SubiIar. wel8er CUR 3eitu Der
dltste bsuti9e Geifli6e Der Staot 1T,
erblidte am IL. Sttober 1915 In Sef.
iensS armifabt bas 2i9t Der @elt.
Wit ieinen gltern fam er i'm Sabre
1881 na9 ben Dereini4ten Staten.
Sieielben lieben fi4 3undaf in galtis
more nieber, tpoielbft er nod bic S1u-
len beiu9te, In ieinen MuBefunbsn
benubte er ieoe @elesenbeit, um fi9
tpeiter ausiubiloen.
Spdter ieoslten feline glterr fi6 auf
elmer Garm in @bambersburg, 3d.,
an. Sein Batter unb beHen finf
S6bne tparerr iehr muitalii9; fe be.
reiften bdufis ben Shoen unb 9aben
Concerto.
unier bsutiserS ubilar mar i9on BOZ
mails iebr Dielfeitig; CT fpielte Clarinet,
Srombone, @ioline urb nebenbei nod
einige anoere Snfrumente.
Nadbem er Elf Sabre lang fi9 i'm
Sienfe Der STUNT burdsei9lasen batts,
muroe er @eiftIider Der Wst5ooiiten
EPISCOPAL, Stride. Ct prebist aus
i4lisbli& in Seuti4. Ut puroe als
Wanoerprebtger angeffent, unb fsin
@ebiet, ueldes er bod 3u &ob bereifie,
umfabte elm Nreal bon 800 Weilen.
Sreier Wc6en beburfte es, bis er in
ieinem &eide ale bic Derfrsuten prote-
fantif9en @nieoelunaen beiu9t bate.