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vey an evidence Of the esteem and at
lection in which ne Is neld by the entire
bar. This testimonial may take the form
OF dinner. accompanied by something
more lasting.
Throughout his long judicial career the
retiring chief justice has ranked among
the foremost jurists CT the country. While
sitting as a member of the Maryland APP
pcllatc bench. and later It's chief justice,
his opinions were generally accepted as
authority by the courts, and ne has main
tanned the same distinguished position as
judge since President Cleveland designat-
ed him the presiding Justice of the local
Court of Appeals.
A characteristic feature of Mr.. Chief JUS
tice Alvey's opinions, many of which con-
tain pages of legal discussion, is that de-
spite his advanced years, his decisions have
always been written by his own hand They
show the traits of the od-time judges by
the care and precision of terms in which
they are couched and, considering the
weighty questions with which he has had to
deal. they have been uniformly commended
for their brevity of expression and easiness
of understanding.
In leaving the sphere in which his extra
ordinary energies have served the COM
munity so ably. Mr.. CHIEF Justice Alvey Ger
tainly carries with him as much of the good
will and loyal affection of the bar as was
ever bestowed on any judge in this District.
Opinion Of the Bar.
Mr.. Justice Shepard's elevation to the
chief justiceship was a blessing which his
closest and most adniring friends doubted
would come to pass" one of the younger
members of the bar declared this after
noon. Until his advent as jurist he was a
pronounced southern democrat
Since he entered upon the duties of an
associate Justice of The Court OF Appeals,
nearly twelve years ago. Mr.. Justice Shep-
ard has taken no part whatever in poll
tics. but has devoted himself assiduously to
his judicial duties. his professorship in the
law department of Georgetown University
and his legal literary work. His promotion
seems 10 be accepted by the bar as a we'll
earned mark of recognition by the chief
executive Of his attachments and enyiable
career on the bench.
President Roosevelt has. by this appoint
II ent, come in for generous praise from
lawyers and laymen without regard TO po-
litical faith, who express appreciation for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
CtOneleieh Court

sHIRAs. GEO. Pa. stoneleigh Court
s sI1I Z JOSEPH Ean c.. ,s2 31ts 8,
sLAYpEN. J. l.. Texas. 1881 R st W.
sLEMP. CAMPBELL. Va. The Ebbitt
SMITH. w. O., Pa.............H b ST. NV.
SMITH. w. A. Mich THE New Willard
SMITH SMITH sAMr w. Mich The Bucsin sisga
SMITH. GEO; w. IllL.ls1s Columbia Road
SMITH, W r.: Texas---....,;;..l lib st.
sNAPP. H NJ, Ill. 70 The Cairo
SHOOK. J. S., Ohio. $40 H st.
SoUTHALL. r. G.. va........ 1925 G ST.
Jas g. ya the
sOUTHWICK. GEO. NJ N. Y. The Albany
sPALDING. B. F.. N. D. .s21 N. c. ave. Sc.
sPARRMAN NJ Fla The The Rssrapolltan
sPIGHT. THOMAS, MISS: The yarnum
STAFFORD. WIN. HI Wis. The Cochran
STANLEY. A. O., KY. The Riggs
sTEPNEKsoN So HI x hs E GeSnis
STERLING. JNO. A, nl........... The Cairo
STEVENS FRED c.. MINI. Postal Tel. bldg
SULLIVAN. J. A.. Mass The Shoreham
SULLIVAN. T; D.. N; -; 90. The h Regent
suLzER. VIM. N. Y...a..... .1s1 B st. Sc.
SWANSON. CLAUDEbAs. Va. ITO 10th st.
T TAM & jAMEs A. MINI sai Rlgss
THAYER, ]. r.. Mass -. The Normandie
THOMAS, LOT, Iowa ..........The Riggs
THOMAS, w. AUDREY. Ohio. The Raleigh
THOMAS. G; r. N: C..... The Riggs
TOWNSEND, c. T.. Mich. The Bliss bldg.
TRIMBLE. SOUTH. The Riggs
UNDERWOOD. o. W.. Ala. stoneleigh Court
VAN VooRHis H e. Ohio The The 1 Dewey ~
vOLSTEAD. A. J., MINI. 231 Mass ave. ne.
vREELAND. 3. B.. N. Y........The Dewey
WADE. n: J.. Iowa. The Lawrence bldg.
WADSWORTH. ]. w. n T.. 1873 X st.
WALLACE, MINOR, Ark The Metropolitan
WANGER. IRVING. Pa. l2I7 VI. ave.
WARNER, ", The Cairo
WARNOCk. w. r.. Ohio. The Highlands
WATSON, JAS. E.. Ind The Portland
WEBB, q. 7. N. C. Tho Riggs
WEBER. A. R.. Ohio. ..,...4....S0 BOT 18th ct.
WEEMs. G. Ia Ohio. .............The Riggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
Ask Lawson Indictments.

An application for the indictment OF
Thomas w. Lawson and for the showing OF
the books of the Amalgamated Copper
Company was made at the district attor-
ney's Office in New York yesterday by
Henry Wellington Wack, who lives most
of the time In London. Mr.. Wack is a
member of the National Bar Association
of this country. and Is said by his counsel
to be wealthy.
Mr.. Wack says that he owns outright
LOGO shares of Amalgamated, and that II
was worth when he came here, a few
weeks ago, ISL. 760. Then Mr.. Lawson pub
Hshed In the newspapers OF this country
and Europe certain advertisements and
sent out great quantities of kilograms and
interviews. In which he stated that this
stock was worth intrinsica1ly not more
than $45 share. AS result, Mr. .Wack
asserts. his stocks fell to 80. and he suf-
fered a loss OF. approximately, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17

his disregard of political affiliations in Sc
lecting the man To occupy the foremost ju-
dicial chair of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Justice Shep9SCs active and successful
labors a lawyer in Texas, where he was
known in every town and hamlet of the
big state. well as his dozen years OF
service the bench here it is said on all
SIDES. has fitted him well to preside over
the deliberations of the appellate court and
IL Is "a source of congratulation to those
who have business with that tribunal that
with the chief justice at It's head its
pre- cedure will remain as il has been since
Its organization.
Word was received today from various
parts OF Texas that Mr.. Justice Shepard's
promotion was heard by his fellow Tex
ans as a special honor to the SOUTH and
especially to that state.
Patent lawyers who are in Washington
in large numbers are particularly graft
ned because of the appointment of Mr..
Duell as member of the Court of Ap-
peaIs, as they feel that their branch OF
the legal profession, which Is continue
ally conducting litigation before the
Court Of Appeals, has. by his appointment.
been recognized as factor OF the bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
Lawyers Pleased With the
Presidents Action.
DATE OF RETIREMENT
CHIEF JUSTICE ALVEY'S CAREER
Or THE BENCH.
Movement on Foot to Tender Testi-
monial to Retiring
Justice Alvey.

Members of the bar today continued to
express qualification that the President de-
cided to appoint Associate Justice Seth
Shepard chief justice of the Court of APP
peals of the District of Columbia, and to
say that they received with favor the Sc
lection of Mr.. Charles II. DueI as associate
justice to fill the vacancy that will be Gre
ated by the promotion of Mr.. Justice Shep-
ard
The understanding is that Mr.. Chief JUS
tie Alvey will retire from the bench at the
close OF this month. and that Mr.. Justice
Shepard nGd MIR. Duel will assume the
duties Of their new offices very soon after
the "a of January
a movement has been inaugurated iay-
ing in view the tcldering of a most sub
stantial testimonial to Mr.. Chief Justice Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
WEISSE. C. H. Wis.

WEISSE. C. H, Wis. The Dewey
WILEY. VIM H. N. J......The Highlands
WILEY, A. A., Ala. The Metropolitan
WILSON. w. W.. Ill. The Dewey
WILSON. F: f.. n. Y. ::..-...-.. COS 14th st
WILLIAMSON, JOHN N, Greg. .1217 N st.
WILLIAMS. ]. R.. Ill. .236 Delaware lie.
WILLIAMS, J. S.. Miss. The Metropolitan
WOOD, IRA W., N. J.......The Normandle
WOODWARD. H. c., w. Va......The Riggs
WRIGHT, c. F., Pa. The New Willard
WYNN. w. J., Cal. ..........T The Donald
YOUNG, H. o.. Mich. The Hamilton
ZENOR, WILLIAM T.. Ind -. .213 N Cap.
Delegates.
KALAMAZOO, j. K, Hawaii.1445 Mass
MCGUIRE. B. s.. Okla. .........The Raleigh
RODEY. BERNARD S., N Mex..The Riggs
WILSON, JAS. F.. Ariz. The Dewey
Officers Of the House.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL. Clerk Dewey
HENRY CASSON, S'gt-at-arms. 33 ST. NV
FRANK b. LYONS. Doorkeeper. The Logan
JOSEPH c. McELROY. P. NJ. PA A ST. Sc.
II. N. COUDEN, Chaplain. 1910 Col. road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
The Christmas Table.
From Harper's Baxar.

The table on Christmas should suggest In
special manner the day that nature usual
" gives out-of-d0ors. The same snow and
Ice, the same glitter and sparkle. the same
Christmas green's. ought to have place with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17

This cold wave also brings the rosy glow
OF health to tho plumbers chubby bank ac.
count.-Kansas City Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
9as 9erliner ..&piatIanb."

4uf iein 150jdbriges 8efteben lam
6euer oas 8erliner .@oigtldnb" 5uriids
bliden. Die trpitloie Gegenb ppr Der
Gpdnoauerz unb Sorptbeenitdbt bate
bic Nufmertfamteit Sriebri9s beg Gro
ben srreet, Der ni6t melt babpn bas
SnDulibenbaus fir feline &rieger erbaui
bate. Inter ben Mrbeitern fir bic
5ablrei9en 8auten ~befunben fi9 piele
aus benz fG9iii9en 0~oistlanoe. Ser
&0nis lieb fir ie Observation-Disclosures en-
ri9ten unb mics bdau 5000 Sbaler an.
Nm IA. Sttober 1854 mar allies fotpeii
ssbieben, bab bic @runbbriefe ben @is
gentbiimern ausgebdnbigt perben tpnn=
ten, unb nit 4nfang bes Sabres 1855
mar Der erffe Mnbau bon Nsu<8piets
lamb NIT 60 &oloniitenbdufern fertig,
Die Soften p~ermebrten fi9 fir ben &D=
Mig Biz auf $4,000 Sbaler. gr bat
bort fir 100 Tamilien cine WobnftGtts
gei6affen, bic fpdter mod bur9 Qnla9'
bon 9Grtnerfolonien beri9ont tpurbe.
SEPT seb0rt Der Stabttbeil gu ben polf=
rei9iten unb belebteiten Der beutf9e1
Rei9sbauptftabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
9euer 6eoerpeiBer
BEL % m. StoeffIer,
202 Norb Noble Str.
Gletne ~StaStnadri9tea.

lang nd d WOnats Diro
Die bsriibmte Greibeits- 8lofe, uenn He
bon ct. 9ouis nod pbilablepbia 3u=
ridgebra6t miro, bier our gef9tigung
auseefelt tperoen. Gin gomite Der
Sanoelstammer tpiro bic 8Orbereituns
gen FIR cine Semontration trsfen.
&eb. %. 6. gbgin. YaHor Der
Gurnace plaee MetbOoiften Episcopal
Stride III bomS upsrintenbenten Wbitt=
afsr gum @aplan beg &sformatoriums
ernannt tporben.
Srau MmeIia 6 m B,
uel6e auf @eranlaRun9 ibres 8atten
bor 6risoensri6ter Stout auf ibre GU
re9nunssfdbisteit unteriu9t puroe,
uuroe fir 9eitesgeiuno unb hemna&
nidt reif fiir's Srrsnbaus ertldrt.
. IS 8. Snoiana@ abalerie-
Regiment bat Or. 5. 8. Samilton
gum Yrdfioenten uno %. 81. Yidnsl
gum Sefretdr piebererpdblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
@etterbertht.

Cur "a stuuosu, suDsHD ubr ROrssus. .. OCTOBER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
@isse- = 0rab.
@ E

s. 6. unb Mattie Serbian, 226
pleaiant Ctr. &nabe. : Sobn unb
Marp Sulipan, 2144 Salbot Npenue,
6nabs. - Walentine uno Wauo Stt,
118 arisona Str, 8nabe. - 9arrp
Clara @alters, 2417 Moelaioe Str,
3nabe. - Wiliam uno Bertha Sa-
misnins, 1869 Suntsr Str. Wdbs
den. - Sabio uno Mauo gnlbert,
% Sio Searnborn Str, Wdo9en.-
Wiliam uno gbitb Cummings, 2216
Oanoss Str, Mdbden. Setter uno
Selen &pber, sos Noro @af Str,
Wdb9en. - SacOb uno &Oie Cohen,
617 Rufea apenus, Mdoden. - IS.
uno Mmanba McNind, us Quircp
Str. 3nabe. =
O etraut:
WiQis Nthiion-Nrtie 8aiher.
&op Maplss-Warp Peters.
2aprsnee @nans-9Ouiie 8uF6one.
8eforben:
Cecilia D~tasoalena 3rimes, 8 Wo-
nate, 713 9erineton Nbenus. -&euben
pisrfon, "a, 1415 Silioe Npenue. =
Sobn &obertion, 81. Central Srrsn=
AIpl.-8lena 3rotrODib, 2, All Cub
ion Str. = Smuggling Serbian, 2126
pleaiant Str. - III @oribp, "a, 64S
Nr9 Str. = Samuel Wpdoff, 70,
2inuOoo uno Mi9isun Ctr. ueinou
SobniOn, Central Srren- Inftalt. =
Winiam prpor. SO, Central Srrens
anftalt. -SarabB Barter, 81. = Mlice
Senlp, 1, 305 sioro State Str.-- So.
ispb Nifum, IL, 1920 Mapls Str. -
2eOnis Warep, So, Central Srren-
anfalt. - gffis Mc@rsebep, 81, 94e
Weff Wafbinston Str. = Sorotbr
0olenbsd, 8 WOnate, 1104 OrfOrt
Str. &sbseea Soifon, rs, 2149
Salhott Npsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

MGs iapanif9er Spion n
Gublanb perbaftet purbs Or. 9erman
g. 8ableB aus Sos Qngeles, Sal, tpie
er feiner S9pelter, Der Sruu 9elen
Q~dnsbotpne ingppingtpn, briefli9 aus
Wien gemelbst bat. Die @erbaftung
erfplgte in &abpnsf bur9 @ebcimppliz
5iften unb unter benz @erba9t, elm iaz
panii9er Spion gu fein, purbe er "a
Stunben feftsebalten. Gr unb iein
&amerab fparen bon NorbbeutI6ldno
mad &ublanb sereif, unb bu Die bez
ffenten Ydfe ni9t eingetrOffen paren,
10 reiite man obne tie in's nbeilige
&uBlanb" binein. Die Solge mar Die
@srbaftung unb Seitbaltung. Biz bic
pGHe eingetrpffen puren.
Ginen belbenmIthigen
Opfsrtpb lit gu Sprinsfielb in Mufas
6uietts Die beutI9e Npnne Mariu
9obn aus benz &loiter Der &leinen
@9peftern pom 81. 9eraen geftorben,
INN bas 2eben Der ibr unpsrtraute Paz
t~ientin, Srdu paiino, gu retten. sic
bate ppn ibrer Sberin ben @uftrag,
bic iafper trdnf bdrnieoer liegenbep pa
tientin in beren @p6nbaufe 81 pflegen.
Snfolge zines ungliidliden 3ufaaes
erplobirte in benz 9auie elm petroz
leumpfen rnb febte Is in 8runb. Ine
itatt fir Si6erung hires eigenen Be-
bens Gorge gu trdgen, bu9te bisg}onne
nur an bic &ettune Der i6r anpertrauz
ten Y%atientin unb bes &inbes beriela
ben. Mutter uno Sinh fonnten nit
S6peiter Maria's 9ilfe bur9 herbeis
eseilte Seuertpe6r nod gerettet tperben.
Die p~pfertpi1ige S9ipeiter felbit tam
in ben Slammen nm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Heae Smeorporattoaem.

Die ,gbanspiIe 9eab & Spar @pm.
panp", @%pansni1e; capital $25. 900.
SirsctOrsn: o. 8. Miaer, s. s. Mil.
Ter, s. 6. Sbuman, u. u. &iein, 3.
s. Nurrsnbern, 6. 8. Mann, q. 3.
Serbert uno 5. %. Ruf.
Die r2ilbourn Manufacturing Com.
panp", Sort Wapne; @apital $4,000.
Sireetoren: 80. &. Branfenrioae, g.
D. uno Winnis 9anna.
Die .Nn6or Goal @ompanp", Sui.
liban @ouatp; capital $4,000. Oirec.
loren: u. D. Scott, Walter q. Scott
unb 2emis Senrp.
Die v@Oaege 9eisbts &ealip Com.
panp" Snbianapolis; capital $50, 900,
Sirectoren: 8. 6. Bel, 8. 6. petti'
John, 8. g. Graier. s. W. Worris
uno CHARLES 9. S9ofslo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

GadbIid aaf Die @efdi6te bet &5rperffra,
feu-MuerIei @urioia.

fett-Muerlet &tttota.
Sas 9nabenmanifeit bes Barren, bas
er BEL @elengenbeit Der Saufe ieines
Sobnes srIafen bat, lit pielfu9 befpro>
den fporben. Nu9 bic rufiiI9en 8lGts
ter bei9Gftisen fi9 nit benz @esens
ftanbe. Sin 2iidblid auf bic @ei9i6ts
Der SDrperftrafen in &ublunb lit niGt
obne SntereFe. Man itDbt babel auf
man6erlet 8urtofa. @pn Differs Der
1T i'm 3arenrei9e piel unb griinbli9
gepriigelt porben, gang i'm @tntlangs
nit Der 3obeit Der Sitten, unb Sabr>
bunberte iinb n0tbis sepeien, nm cine
Milberung berbeiaufibren. Inter pes
ter Dem 9roBen berri6te Die &nute.
Siiriten, Senatoren, prieiter, MDn6s
unb NDnnen betamen Tie al fpiten. 3ais
FERN Glifubetb lieb apei bo9itebenoe
Oamen Dffentli9 beinabe gu Sobe petit
f9en. @rft &atbarina II. f9affte Die
tOrperli6en 3ii6tigungen fir Nbel unh
9eiitli9teit ab; besglei6en purben
&inoer unter II Sdbren unb @reiie
iiber 70 bon Der 8nute befreit. Der
Na9folger &atbarinas, Der launif6s
&aiier Yaul, lieb aber bieie 8ereinitiz
gungen ni9t selten. @dbrsnb ieiner
&egieruns paren ale feline untertbanen
Dor Der &nute glei9.
Sm 19. Sa6r6unbert rGumt biz
&nute ben PlaB benz Stpd, Der peiti9e
unb Der 9irfenrutbe. Mertnirbig I'll
Die Stufenfolge Der 9efeai6aftsflafen
unb Observation-Disclosures, bic almGlig
bes Yripilegiums bes Ni6tsepriiselts
tperbens tbeilbaftig purben. Sn 1901
tpurben Der @bel, Die itGbtif9en 8iirger
unb bic @eiItli9feit, 1903 bic Srauen
Der Pppen, 1911 Die MDn9e, 1886 Die
Yopsntinber, 1841 bic S9riftfieQer UNI
i6re Srauen unb gu eIei9er .3eit bic
9Oflataien, ferner bic Witttpen abelieer
9erfunft, tpel6e einen 2ei6eigenen 9es
beiratbet batten, bic 30glinge GINGER
S9ulen unb enbli9 gepiTe llnterbeum=
tie bon ben &Drperftrafen befreit; 1856
tpuroe Elm lltas be5iigli9 Der @erbre9er
erlahen, Die gu f3pG9li@ paren, I'M
cine tDrperIi9e 3I9tigung gu ertraeel
1868 erfolgie Die @uf6e6ung bes SpieB=
rutbenlaufens, bes &utbenitrei9ans UNI
Der 3I6tigung nit Der neuni6ipGn5i>
gen 9aBe benin MilitGr unb BEL Der
Wurine. So3 tpuren Die na9 Sibirier
Oeportirten bon bieier 8erginitigunq
ausgef3lohen; 1893 ipurbe bieie aui
ben pei6li4en She'll bieier @erbre4ers
tuteeorie a%usgebebnt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Sapaniihe Wfanni6baftSfpff.

Die 8efOitigung Der lapdniiaen
Splboten lit Gdngit ni9t mebr rein ia.
panif9, fonbern gum 3ped Der Crib
bun9 Der t0rperlihen Masbduer balb
eurOpGii4. @or unem si6t es MIR nod
ausnubmspeiie iapanii6 subereitetsi
reinen Heis, fonit nit geI9rptenem
ober sanaem @eiaen suiammengsfo6s
ten. Man bat bisfe Mif6ung einge>
fiibrt, neil ale tpeientli9 bon &eis les
benben @Dlfer defenders i'm CONNER
fart bon Der 8eriz8 9 ri &ranfbeit beims
gefu9t perben, Bel Der ii9 WaFerges
f9pulite an ben 8einen bilben unb
INNER bas Sera in Mitleibeni9aft ses
apeen pirb. Sci Der iapanii9sn Mas
rine lit Die 8runfbeit pDlig perf6pur>
ben, IN Der Qrmee biel isltener gstpors
ben. gs gibt ferner bdufig slid uno
Sleii6; iibertpies bod audi Der Mifabc
bas uuf feirer 9ofjasb erleste @ilo Bis
arf tpeniee Sbiere Der 4rmee, Der es in
8u9fen ii6erfunbt purbe Die Mor=
genmoblaeit beitebt aus &eis@ unb @eis
senbrei, 9obnenfuppe unb einem einees
Madden (geial5enen) Semitic, bic Mtts
tassmabl5eit aus Slid ober Sleif9.
&eiss unb Meblbrei, geto9tem Semitic;
Die @benbmabl5ett lit biefelbe. Spbann
tauft Der Solbat AUDI biel 8rot, bas in
Der 8antine gu baben lit. Inter .pan,"
8rpt, perf.e6t Der Sapaner Deibbrot,
benin 9urrpan, @9parabrOt, ibt nur
Der Srembe. &atapan, bartes 8rpb,
bas es glei9fals in Der &antine sibi,
1T fiib, fu4enartig, einen fleinen Sim
ger bid unb banbteGersrob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

@ottIteb 6 eufharbt,
.Di, gemhtbli9e gde,"
gde Woble uno Marfet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Recommendations.

Tberfnometerftanb.
Q69ffe 9emperatur. ......... So @rat
Riebrisfte Semperatur. ......... 40
SO. &. 8Ibtbe,
SectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
n uubeperffanb." Gin Z

~9unbeber It a b. Gin ges
tpiFer 5inSeiien in Baltimore, Mb.,
befibt cine Sorterrier< 9inbin, Die er in
elmer @oGe Dfters als gepObuli9 in
ben Rener binunter f9liipfen fab. Sinh
eifen ftelte cine unteriudung an unb
fanb feds anerliebife feline Jorterrier
i'm Seller. Ils er lie ans Sagesli9t
b~efDrberte, iab sr gu ieinem Grtaunen,
bag bic Mutter bier Der Sungen ben
@9pana in ssbOriser 2dnse abgebiHsn
bate. Seer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

8abin q t 0 n, 8. Sftbr.
Sir SnStana SbsiIpeiIe befp0lft beute
4benS un6 am Sonnta9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
0eiM6fts= 0eleqem6eit ss ssr ssaIsn'

cber Dsrtaui1eu zines @si9dftss probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8tmmsr 81, SisseraIb 9ebdube, storb0fIi9e ede
Ulartet etrabe uub Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

2ocdkD etterberi9t
SbeiIweiIe beIp6lft beute Nbenb unb am
sonntas; wabrideinli9 Iei6te locale
Sdauer i'm nOrpIi9en Sbeile beute gsadt;
fuller i'm xorbIi9en Ebeile am Sonntag.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-07

| brcther-in-law for a consideration of s1. but also left $500 to the credit of Thornton in the bank in order that his brother-in-law might not be embarrass- ed. 2,
 Since then he has bought a house. 1t is lighted throughout by electricity, contains fourteen CT fifteen rooms. and Mayor Bill" invariably takes his visitors into the cellar to show an elab- crate electric motor which furnishes water from a driven well 160 feet deep.
 Out in the barn is a fast irotter, Birdie" for which Smith gave $450, and 1t is conceded that he was not stuck" on that. Opinions differ as 10 the value of his poodle dog. "Yor- rick" for which he proudly asserts he gave $500.
 But it is of Mir. Smiths latest and most marvellous piece of furniture, which now adorns the mantelpiece of the Smith drawing-room. Bill" says 1t is worth $2.000. but there are some who are skeptical. It consists of a huge walnut box with a glass front. oblong in shape In the center is a square oil painting, and it is surround ed with a remarkable aggregation of seashells of every conceivable shape. color and pattern, ingeniously arrang- ed in most bewildering pattern. This is the greatest joy of Bill" Smiths heart. He declines to say how much he paid for it. for be is afraid one of them museum fellers" would come along and try to get his bargain away.
 Smith shows with pride his exten- 1siye wardrobe, clothes and waistcoats of varying hue and pattern that, as he says. would turn the heart of a Gould or Vanderbilt green with en- w." pairs of shoes "all made to or der. sir, and at cost of SC a pair" sufficient to provide the needs of half the male population of Newmarket.
 Seven Dollars for a Poster.
 Out in the great square hall the mayor" has just placed two more treasures. One is a marine in oils. surrounded by a gold frame of i'm. mense depth, and for which MT Smith says he paid $50: on the other side of the hall is a picture which Mayor Bill declares to be that of the i'll fated battleship Maine, which he bought at the "ridiculcusly low price of s7."
 It is said, and truly. that MT. Smith was stuck" in this transaction. The picture. as a matter of fact, is one of an old White Star Liner long removed from service. and is of the sort com monly given away by steamship ccm- panies to be huns in steamship ticket offices and railroad stations.
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STRENUOUS MEN.
THEIR MAKEUP.

"HEN you see a successful man
 M you may know he possesses
 W strenuous blood. Some people
 are "born tired,D that's be- cause they have inherited or acquired bad blood; they have what might be termed lazy blood One must practice economy of vital powers to reap success. Excitement and worry kill more people than can be laid to the microbes of dis ease. Power and force comes to him who studies his body needs. Thus, one must know that the blood in the body should be kept sweeping round and round through the system at the rate of seven miles per hour. This blood should not only be active but should be pure and rich. free from impurities. In the kidneys and liver the blood is purified of its waste materials, and sometimes we should assist nature in putting these organs into healthful action. Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, made up of roots and barks, is concen- trated extract of Natures health-giving plants, which stimulates the kidneys and liver into healthful action, purifies the blood and thus cures disease. Take the example of the Hon. Alonzo Ans comb, whose picture is given here:
 -Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry came as a veritable God d-send into my life," writes Hon. Alonzo Anscomb Sir Knight Recorder, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, 1923 Vinewood Ave,
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McClung Thinks in Ath- letic Contest He
 Will Win IS GETTING HIMSELF INTO SHAPE FOR THE COMING CONTEST IN THE ATH- LETic SPORTS TO
 COME OFF AT
 WACO.
Special to Reglew)

Douglas, Monday.-Kid McClung of this city, who is engaged to meet Joe Strinker, in an athletic contest in the Naco bull ring on the after. noon of the 18th inst, is in training for the event. His training will be light however, until a week before the contest, when he will put the fin ishing touches on at the Bisbee gym uasium.
 McClung is in good form and is hopeful of winning the contest. al- though his opponent exceeds him in weight. height and reach. The Kid. however, has never lost a contest al- though he has been in the ring but SIX times. He has the staying oual- ities. and can stand punishment, while those who have seen both men say his science is superior to that of the other man
 The combat promises to be an in- esting one, and there will be a large attendance at the ring from Bisbee. Douglas, Tombstone and other points.