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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The Mistletoe club met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Myrtle Black. A
very enjoyable meeting was held. Miss
Adler read an article dc Richard
Mansfield which was thoroughly ap-
preciated by her hearers. Miss Lena
Richardson gave del!eh full sketch Of
Raphiel. Several matters of import
ance to the club were brought up and
discussed in full The meeting ad-
;ourned to meet next week with Miss
Florence Adler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26
The Etude Club.

The Etude Club.
The Etude club met with Mrs J. D.
DeBois on Friday afternoon for chorus
rehearsal The next meeting will be
held Friday, April 1, at the home OF
Miss Maud Goodrich.
Program.
Response to roll cail-Anecdotes OF
Mozart
Chorus practice.
Lesson Kill, to middle OF page Ill.
The German Opera.
Chorus practice
Questions.
In what city was the earliest ad-
vance made towards the production OF
real German opera.
Name one of the most important
composers there, give dates. at least
approximately, and give some ac-
count of his character and work
Name ether composers of-that city
What is a Sing spiel?"
Give an account of Mozarts work
Give dates of his birth and death.
All the musical numbers Will be
selections from Mozart given by Mrs
r " Ramsay, Mrs. Sam Smith. Miss
Edna Gray and Miss Jessie McPher
son. A sketch Of Mozart's life by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

meet next Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. l.. F. Leach jr
Mrs F. B. Lille entertained a mum
Der of her young lady friends in a
charming manner with a luncheon at
her beautiful home in West Guthrie
The luncheon was given in honor of
Miss Georgia Burns, who was visiting
with Miss Myrtle Black. and was
greatly enjoyed by ali present
One Of the most enjoyable dances
Of the season was given at the Ger
man hall Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Georgia Burns. The music was
excellent. the floor was as smooth as
could be wished and the good nature
which prevailed throughoU, the eve
ming. All made It one of the most sue
cessful dances on social record Real
izing that Il win not be many weeks
before the dancing season will be stop
ped by the warmer weather the young
people made the best of H. and gayly
gllded over the CLASSY floor TO the
music OF the dreamy waltz and joyful
two step until the hands of the clock
Indicted the hour for ceasing the
nights pleasure. and ,hen when the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The Excelsior club met Tuesday af-
.ternoou with Mrs. Hart Mrs. l. c..
Rankin took charge OF the lesson
which consisted in a response by roll
call OF events in Hayes administra.
.tion. Mrs w ID. Miller followed with
a paper on Alaska The subject was
well treated An interesting discus
sion OF current events Of the day fol-
lowed. The club will meet next Mon
day at the club rooms in the Carnegie
library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

]. L. Cohen has rented the Beadles
room on West Oklahoma tnd will open
a clothing store April l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

$t.oo Round Trip Sunday to e. Reno
Leaves Santa Fe depot $3.50 a. M, re
turns same evening at $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The Shakespeare club met last
Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms
O the library The fourth act OF
"Othello was studied The club will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Simon Pure Baking Powder is the
best ask your grocerman for it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Jack Morris has suffered the ampu
alton of a finger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

take this piece of plumbago
To tell you have the lumbago.
shall HE me away
For a week and day.
For / feel live a very bum dagO.
-Eug, ne Ware
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Ladies' say: You want the best SO
use Simon Pure Baking Powder. no
better made. Call for It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

time made it necessary the young peo-
pie departed to their various homes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Mrs Chas. Smith The lesson will be
conducted by Mrs. Mccoy
The Elks will give dance Tuesday
night.
The Leap Year club did not meet
this week.
The MistletOe club will give a dance,
the first Tuesday after Easter
The Carlyle club viii meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stockdale.
The Country club will meet tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs. OTTO Zimmerman,
1912 East Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The Friday afternoon Euchre club
win meet next week with Mrs J. W.
McNeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

meet next Tuesday at the home o
Mrs. l.. F. Leach jr.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
CHAPTER II.

During all these days Gwen was gain
almost every night, and he told Gwen
that he did not feel altogether certain
that, in arresting M. Latour, the law had
secured her fathers real assassin. It
his his early Calculations # n. Letour p'N were
the man.
"When first + took up my abode un.
der the same roof with him. he said,
"T had no doubt that we had at last
detective has come to the same conclu-
sion, I myself have many misgiv-
Miss Darrow, that shall lose
no time in getting these doubts an.
swered one way or the other. At present
you may say to your friend Jeannette
| father s behalf -
Why all this should so please Gwen
7 was at loss to comprehend, but
| could not fail to see that it did please
her greaf IL shs m ta had see been nr the
murderer brought to Justice, and now,
when, thru the efforts Of NJ. Godin, q
man stood all but convicted Of the
crime, she was pleased to hear Matt
| land, whose efforts to track Latou1
she had applauded in no equivocal way,
say that he should spare no pains to
give the suspect every possible chance
to prove his innocence. There was Ger.
tainly reason, whatever it might have
been, for Gwen IS attitude in this mat
ter, for that young woman was excep.
tionally rational in all things. Moth
ing of especial moment occurred be-
tween this time and the beginning of
the trial. Maitland, for the most part
kept his own counsel and gave us little
information, other than hint that he
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

I did not stop to read the article, but
geized my hat and fastened at once to
Maitland.
table, advising me that he was already
acquainted with the strange turn affairs
had taken. He told me that he had
heard tho nesWTgsb5oys Il the the street call, all
M H9t and 5s h6a at oncs ushGyd MhySteT eGy
and bought paper.
I informed him Of Ovens condition
and he wished to 20 to her at once, but
told him he must wait until. the NOR;
was, had reason to hope, fast asleep. I
reassured him with the information that
O. night g sleep and the medicine I had
given her would probably put Gwen in
full possession Of her faculties: Haying
ting he should satisfy mine. l asked
him what had become Of the young
woman in the. next room. He did not re-
ply, but quietly led me into his camera
tht Rsbs for fba byssf She
the room, with her face buried in her
hands. I watched her for long time,
and the only movement could discern
was that ocGasioned ever and anon by q
convulsive catching 6f her breath. The
pet monkey was nowhere to be seen..
"ThSy took her father away early
after the frst shock, she sank into this
condition. She has not moved since.
When I see the despair her father 8 ar
rest has oecasioned I am almost tempted
to rejoice that had no hand in it., and
yet-wel1, there's no great harm with
out some small good-no one will say
now that John Darrow took his own life,
Ell? What do. you think our friends,
Osborne and Allen, will say nowf They
were 50 sure their theory was the only
tenable one. All, well! we should ever
hold ourselves in readiness for sur
"And for emergencies, too," I con.
tinued; "and this strikes me as being
attention, if I am any judge Of appear.
ances., and I'm going IN there;,' nNo
is locked, and she either cannot or will
not open it. k anosked 1a 4 there e for an
It's no use for you to try, she won 7
open the door, "Won u, ehl then I'll
90 thru itp' I exclaimed, in tone that
so amazed Maitland that he seized me
by the shoulders and eazed fixedly into
my face. g all right, George"
said answering his look. ~ IN going in
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
TIE EPISODE OF THE PAR
AILEI, READERS
CHAPTER TII.-(Conttnued.)

On these visits Maitland and I talked
but very little, and while I was spying
nothing Of interest occurred. e., moth
Ing Of interest to him-or, il
It dd thngs of interest e 5n me pre-
occasions he alluded vaguely to things
he had learned which he said he should
not divulge even to me until the proper
time came.
Things went on In this way for about
and daily the little lady in the next
room wove her spell around me. II, as
] am inclined to believe, thinking
thing as thinking of person great
One night, about fortnight after
Maitland's change of abode, I found
Alice In o terrible state of excitement
upon my arrival home: She met me at
hear further particulars, but hastened
to the sitting g-room, where Gwen lay
upon the lounge. She was In o stupor
from which it seemed impossible, to
arouse her: In vain I tried to attract
looked thru me- as if had been glass.
+ saw she had received severe shock,
end so, after giving her some medicine,
7 took Alice aside and asked her what
had happened. She SAID that Gwen ana
inaow Se oS s oth the StS afserRoon, ana tslzns
about Maitland's recent discoveries.
At about 5 o clock the Evening Herald
was brought in as usual. She, Alice, had
picked it up to glance over the news:
when, in the column headed --latest,
she had seen the heading: 1.-THE Darrow
Mystery Solved" This she had read
aloud, without thinking of the shock
the unexpected announcement might
give Gwen, when the sudden pallor that
had overspread the young woman s. face
had brought her to her Senses, and she
had paused. Her companion, however,
had seized the paper when she had hesi-
tated and, in a fever, of excitement,
had read in half-audible voice:
John Darrow was murdered-The as
nt aagsng ne inabtisy to pay gsm4bing
Extraordinary work Of a French
detective-The net
But at this iunctpre the, paper, had
dropped from Ovens hands, and she
had fallen upon the floor before Alice
could roach her.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES

OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES, q.
Chicago News. . - :
Elmer~Papa, is it always damp where they
raise mushrooms?
Papa-Yes, my son.
Elmer-Is that why they look like uubrAllax 2
from the whale?
Johnny-Whalebone.
Teacher-Right.. Now, Tommy what do we
get from the seal?
Tommy-Sealng wax.
Mama-HaT5y. yGu have aga1p failed to DO a.
tell you goes In at one ear and out at the
other. ,. e.. i
Harry-Well mama. why don't you stop one OF
'em uD7 - : !. = =
Edgar, aged 8, was taken IN to see his new
baby brother. After walking around him sev.
eral times and viewing him critically, he finally
said: "Mama don't you think we had better
get wig for that kid like grandpas?
er, "can you tell me what happened to Lots
wife? = -, ..:,.. .
Yes, ma am," answered Minnie. 'tshe was
when she got too fresh God came down and put
her a sack of SALT - .-t-
Harry-Mama, I dreamed last night that you
came to the nursery and scolded me-"
Mama-Indeed. What did I say? 's-
Harry-Why, you ought to know, mama. You
were there and did all the talking. = ~ q -
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
NOT SO ORIGINAL.
MIL r1~

~ thought I had discovered an original idea IN
shopping when I went down town Immediately
after a o'clock breakfast yesterday morning"
'tWelf?'' ..-..s-
'.wen. I found that at least 10000 shoppers
had thought OF the very Same thing
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

The Arrest Entirely Due to the Un
assisted Efforts Of M. Louis Godinl
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
WHERE LIKE CURES LIKE.
Cleveland Plain Des

= - CIeVeland PIa1n Dealet. *"
'tI see that President Roosevelt wants wifes
beaters punished In the homeopathic way. Ha
wants them beaten, too.'
''He could improve on this by suggesting that
the Wife-beaters be beaten first"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

The Net SO Completely Woven About
the Alleged Assassin that It Is
Thought He VIII Confess.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
TIE EPISODE OF THE TELL.
TALE THUMB
CHAPTER T.

Tt was some time after Gwen had
fallen before Alice had succeeded in
getting her upon the lounge, and then
Ill her efforts to revive her had failed.
She had remained in the same nerve
found her. her, I asked Alice If she know
why this announcement had produced
such an effect upon Gwen, and she re-
turned my question with look Of
amazement.
"Have you forgotten Gwen, 3 promise
to her father in this matter9'' she re-
piled. "Has she not already told you
Whatever the sacrifice cost herS She
is, therefore, entirely at the mercy of
this NJ. Godin, and she is !also obliged
carry out her fathers wishes; Is, this
nothing for sensitive nature like hers
IF sho has any love for anyone else
she must crush It out Of her heart, for
she is NJ. Godin 9 now. Surely, Ned, you
arc not SO stupid as your question would
indicate.'
Joined. "Lee,t US 90 to Gwen and get
This done. and the sufferer made easy
for the night, T glanced at the article
which had so upset her, and read Its
sensational scare-head." In full 1t rar
as follows,
THE DARRow MYSTERY Solved
JOHN DARROW WAS MURDERED!
The Assassin's Inability to Pay Gam
bling Debt the Motive for the Crime
V,xruTo ANprTNnDu y1NDr nr
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

The Assassin g Inability to Pay a Gam
bling Debt the Motive for the Crime.
EXTRAORDINARY WORK OF A
FRENCH DETECTIVEl
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
4 MIXER or VARS
BY CHANNLNG POLLOCK
Copyright. 1904, by Chanting Pollock.

E1varez stared at me adrniringly q
moment and then hurried away to get
them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

TEE BARROW MYSTERY Solved
JOHN DARROW WAS MURDERED!
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

''Now, Minnie said the Sunday school tesch-
er, "can you tell me what happened to Lots
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31

Eyes, ma am" answered Minnie. "She was
always fussin' with the neighbors, and one day
when she got too fresh God came down and put
in sack of SALT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Yeriomal= l=Noti3.m.

5err % M. SoffmeiFe,
murbe sefern Na9mittas nit Jrdu.
lein Anna &6nig in bic &oien.
feileln Der @be gef4mieoet. Balo mad
Der Srauung trat bas iunse gbepaar
eine @eiie na9 Seutidlano an. Nm
Dienifag pirb es auf benz Sampfe,
rStatenoam" nad gurupa abbampfen
Der SnbianapOlis 2isoertrans aber,
wel9er 9errn 9OFmeiiier ieit Sabren
als zines feiner pflidtsetreueiten uni
ftimmbegabtefe1 Mitglisoer bO6iddbt,
bra9te ibm uno ieiner jungsn Grau
Dor ibrer Nbreiie nod elm Stdnb9en
bar.
Sas junge gbepaar ipirb gnoe Sep.
tembe naa bier surhdfebren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Gtne TmRmamoermms bon Stem
0orf na4 San Tranetseo.

9luf benz Wsse bon Stem Oort na9
San Trancisco 1T seftern u. %.
Mepsrs aus &u9ritsr, elm ebemaliger
Watroie bes &reuaers ySopefa", bier
angetommen. Ssrielbe 1T eine Wette
eingesaneen, ber Continent innerbalb
zines Sabres 81 TuB 3u bur4treusen,
unb $1,000 su uerbienen. anoernfaas
muB er 800 Strafe 3ablen. @r berlieb
&odeter in ieiner Matroientleioung
am 9. Wtai unb bat bonn @ontr. Dunn
sinen grlaubnibI9ein erbalten, big %.
Muguft bier Biloer bon Neubeiten per-
faufen su btrfsn AUS @rtnben Der
Wobltbdtisteit, oes patriotismus unb
Wersr6Beruns Der Glotte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Snbianapplis Snb, Npntas o. Aueuf
sdwar,sr SeiperaSo jast yri=
batpolisiften tn oie Tlmat.

Sobn girbweg, elm poliaift in
Sienifen Der Big A gabn. erlebte
geftern Elm Nbenteuer, pel4es er fir
ldu9sre 3eit ni9t rergehen miro. III
butte sineu Ne9er, Der Die 9ebiete Der
@ompasnie betreten batts angebalten,
um ibn aus5nfra9en.
Ser Neser anttuortete in beleioi9en=
Der Weiie unb Der Beamte i9lug mad
i6m nit ieinsm &nhppel. Der S4warat
mid oem S9lase aus uno so9 osm po'
liaiiten BEL bieIer @sls9enbeit ben &e.
pplper aus Der Sai9e uno ia9te ibr
bann, msbrere Sdtfie auf benIelber
abgebenb, in bic Jlu9t.
Birbpel bena6ri9ti9te iofort oi
pOliasi uno Die berbeigeeilten Raolsr
pplisifen iauiten iofort bas gan5e 8e
biet nod oemislben ab, leiber gelanl
es ni9t bes 8uri4en hab6aft 81
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Siaieite Sarnbereim.

Ser goritanb bes Gibieite Surn=
bereins 6ielt seitern cine geu1eini9aft.
li9e Sibuns nit benz Surnratb unb
benz 8ergniigungs=@Omite ab.
Sn berielben tpurbe bef6lohen, bab
bic gr6ffuuns Der Surni9ule fhr bas
fommsnoe S4uliabr am Sienfag, 6.
September, itattfinoen ioa.
Gin prusramm ftir bic tommenbs
Saiion ftattfinoenben 6eitli9feitsn
turroe tuie fOlst fefsefellt
Sountas, Is. Sept. -9erbftfeit.
(@artensGoncert.
Gpnntae, Is. DIT. -AbenbunterbaItung.
Gonntag, 13. Nop. Ill. uStiftnssfeit.
Sonntas, 25. Deg. -Deibma9tsfeier.
Sonntas, 22. San. "A. Sabresfeft.
Sonnerftag, 8. 6eb. .-TGstenban.
Sreitas, "a. Sch. -ainber Tasfenbau.
Sonntag, IL. Mdr; -Stift,inssfeit bes Da.
men gereins.
Scnntas, Is. NpriI-S9autmrnen.
Sonntag, 80. April- MISUNDERSTANDING be,
Seianssieetiom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Die ,,&ilties: :&apsae" tn Tair
Sanf.

Seute Ibeno pirb in Dem praht=
boGen Sommer=@tablihement DJair-
ganf" bic bsrtbmte railties=3apelle"
aus Canada iia proouciren. Steie
Gapelle bat iibernll, in ben bielen
bunoerten bon Stdoten, moielbff tie
big ieBt aufsstrstsn 1T beiipieaoie grs
fulqe ge5abt. sic beitsbt aus 60
tii6tisen Mtufitern uno tuiro BON
Wiliam +. &obinIOn bright, wel9er
als elmer Der befen 3apelmeiffer bon
Canada betannt III. Ser @bor Der
Rapeae befebt aus 20 sei9ulten Sdn=
germ unb brinesn bieielben itottii6s
unb ameritaniide 0oltslieber gum Ior'
tras. Die ednser biloen einen Saupts
ansiebunsspuntt. ebeniO Die Glai,
ssobnIon Subeliadpfeifer uno Sdnser'
Sruppe, iopis s. @oates 2Odbarb, Del
Senor=Soliit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Ote StaatS-BebSr6e Der @obls
tbattgtettS= =Mnfalten.

9luf Der Sagesorbnung Der Gibuna
Der Wobltbdtiqteits=8e66roe bic am
10. Nobember in Serre Saute fatt=
finbet, feben atuei pidtige puntte.
Der nd9fen 2esislatur ioa cine 8e=
ieBesborlage unterbreitet merben, na9
wel9er bas Weglaufen elmer Grau bon
ibrem Manne als peinli9es gerbr.9en
anseieben uno beitraft tperben ipl.
9feu Oorf bat bereits Elm iol9es @efeb
unb 1T sroBe Musfi9t borbanben, bab
elm sleides 8eieb fur bic Ofitaaten
angsEomrlen tpirb.
Oie 3ueite widtige 0orIage beifebt
barin, bab ben @ountb= b=@efdngniilen
bic 8eriorgun9 Der 8asabunben ab9e=
nommen tuerben fol-, unb parben boz
our9 in oislen @oanties grobe grIpa.
rungen gema4t uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Ser 9slt3et=gbef nit &ittidrifr
ten itberbauft.

Sdreiber bieies mar gefern Na6.
mittas um l llbr in Der Sffice bee
poli3ei=@befs, Capt. &riiser antueieno,
als oerfelbe ettpa elm SuBeno Briefe
6fnete, tpel9e bon 5rauen gei9rieber
tparen, tpelde i'm eriu9ten, nad ibrer
reip. @bemdnnern, wel9e peridpun.
ben tuaren, au fabnbeu.
Serartise Briefe, iobalb gegen bic
burdeebrannten @beleute teine fpeci.
fiIGen Mntlager tpegen zines Ser.
bre9ens borliesen, tpanbern tets in Der
papierfOrb.
$25 ftrben penfionsf On b,
8orfber O'Brien bonn bemofrati=
iden County, @omits iibsrianote sefern
oem poli3ei4ef einen auf s25 lauten.
ben gbed fiir ben poli3ei llnteritiib.
ungs=6Onb als Nnertennung far bic
Sienfte. pel9e @apt. Boplen unb bic
Mannidaften tpdbreno Der bemofra=
tii9en @puntp : Contention geleiitei
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
@eitere Sorbereitnusen fir Gta:
blirmas oes Sort 8enjamtm
6arrtiou.

Capt. 9. 5. @bsatbam bat aus
Waibineton bonn 2riegs=eetretdr bic
Srore gum Bau Der 8arraden in Sort
8eniamin 9arrifon erbalten. Sie
senebmigten pldne tperben in menisen
Sagen eintreffen unb Der @apitdn
miro iofort bic Nnsebote ausf9reiben.
gis CUR Yrufuna uno Nnnabme ber=
felben werben nod einise MOnate bets
geben.
Sie 8arraden, tpelde Suartiere ftr
bas General 2pmmanbo uno ieinen
Stab, fir oie Mufif unb 8 8ataillone
Snfantsrie einidlieBen, foinmen on bic
Spring 8alsD StraBe auf bas Hade
2ano Elm tpenis tueitli9 bon @apitdil
@beatbams jsbisem Sauptquartier au
liegen.
60 melt befannt, iit bic eenauere
Sage bel Der 9tiAOlas=Garm uno
duBerf 9tinitig.
Ser lebte @onsreb bat 3u bieiem
3wede $532, 900 betuillist, wel9er Be-
trag aber nur BITE Sdlfte Der @eiammt-
Ausgaben reprdientirt.
Ser @apitdn tpirb nit erfabrenen
rps=Sngenieuren iOfOrt an's Wert
geben, ben plaB fur bic 8arraden
ausiu9en uno au9 bic @analifrung
pornebmen. Wtit Der @rri6tung Der
8ebdube tann ni6t bDr Mnfang beg
6riibjabrs be9onnen me1ben; Der @a=
pitdn tpiro g}iemanb anlfe1en, ionbern
Naes auein leiten.
60 balo Der @inter boriiber 1T unb
bic 8itterung es erlaubt, tpirb nit bem
Dau Der neuen @ebduoe, Straben,
8riiden, 2andle, Eager unb Wadt=
bduier besonnen tperben. gs tpiro ii9
besbalb i'm CONNER nd9lfen Sabres
in Sort Benjamin 9arriiOn eine rege
8autbdtigfeit entfalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Yoli3etlt9es.

Mpfss eippidhB, 900 Sio SlinOis
StraBe, meloete gefern Der poli3ei,
bab Meper Goldberg uno 2ouis Sp=
man. beioe an Der Sub Sllinois Ctr.
wUbntaft, Jpn unb ieine Grau tbdtli1
anse9riffen pdtten. @r bef9uloigt
Spman, i'm nit einsm Sthde alten
@iiens in's @efi9t sei4lasen gu babsn,
cine i6pere Nuetiduns neruria6enb,
ndbrenb er Grau MppidiB ins @ei9t
eeidlaesn uno in ben Singer sebiiien
babe. Die &ablsrpOlisifen SuG uno
uno @riffin perbafteten bic brei Wdn-
ner unter Der anflase bes Nnsriffs.
2ippidhs iaat, oaB 9pman auf ibn
neioii9 iei, neil er Elm Nltbdnolerse=
i6dft in Oppoiition anfing.
Wm. uno SOe Sanbers, Die ibren
Wo6nfiB als Norb Snbianapolis an-
oaben: tpurben unter Der gntlage elm
pferoeseihirr gefoblen au baben, ber-
baftet. Q8m. Sanbers, Der jiingers
Der beiben 8riioer tpurbe burd ben
Maribal in @lermpnt berbaftet uno
nad Sausbbille eebradt unb bort burd
Die &aolerpOli3ifen abgebolt. st er=
sdhlte ben 8samten, baB iein dlterer
8rubsr oas @si6irr seiipblen. 9lls
fid Die poli3iiten nit ibrem Sdftlinq
Der @bite &iper Bride ndberten,
ma9te oerielbe lie auf feinen Sruoer
atifmertiam. Der neben benz StraBen.
babngeleiie berging. Soc iagte, baE
er @efdbrt unb @sfdirr auf Nbsab.
lung taufte uno eineu Dollar ansablte.
&obert MtcQ 35 %.
IL. StraBs wobnbaft, melbet. bab
ibm @inbre9er lsbte Nadt einen ge=
iu1 abitatteten. NuBsr elmer fleiner
Summs @eloes tpurbe ioneit ni6ts
berriBt.
nnter Der Nnflase Der Sbld.
sersi weroen iid beute Dor oem poliaei'
ri6ter Mpsr Goldberg, 927 6ib Sill.
nOis Str., 2ouis 9pman, 923 Stit
Sllinois Str. uno Moies 2ippi9iB,
929 Siio SainOis ST., au berantpOr'
ten baben. S9on ieit einiger Set
batte @Dncurrens u. bic brei @enannter
su Geinoen gemadt. 8eitern mar bas
gulberfaB beg 8roaes gum @rplobirer
getOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Gapt. Sieler reiignirt
2lls Dertreter Ger 2lnheuier-
Suih 6eieulhaft.
Cine f6metdjeIbafte Mneri
fennmng ietner 9tenite.

yfa9 13=idbriger eripriebli4er Sbd=
tisteit fur bic 4nbeuier 8ui6 Srepins
80. bat Capt. Sacob 6. gieler bic
gertretuns Der grauer=Sirma nisber-
selest.
gDie bod Die Mnbeuier 8uih
8rauerei=@s @sienidaft bic Sienite I'm.
ieres geiddbtenMitbiirser su ipiirbisen
ueiB, gebt aus folgenbem S9reiben
bon 9errn Muguitus u. 8ui6. @iee.
prdfoent Der 8ranerei=8eIeaidaft,
pel9ss mir i'm Wortlaute brinsen,
berbor.
y3u unierem groBen 8ebauern baI
Serr Saeob Yieler feline sefddftlids
gerbinbung, tp:l9e ftir uns bO9f be:
friebigenb mar, nit unierer @eiea.
idaft 9el6it. @s gerei9t uns gun
8ergniisen, fasen sn t6nnen, oaF
pdbrenb Der gan3eu 3eit ieiner Sbdtig
felt fur uns Der Captain ii9 al!
Wann bon ieltener pnidttreue uni
@brenbaftisteit, fdbis uno pertrauens
tpiirbig i'm bolIifen Slime beg 9Bortes
erwisIen bat unb bab er uns in fdbi9fe'
uno treneifer @eiie bertreten bat.
M9tungsbol
Mug. u. 8ui9,
0ice-Prdibent.