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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20

COACHMAN - AGE TWENTY TWO,
wants position in private family: under
stands care of horses, lawn. ETC.; first
class references. Address 165 University
aV.. up stairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
CARPET cLEANINe-RuG MNFRs

HELPS CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
115 University; rugs made to order; car
pets, rugs, mattings. etc, cleaned. re-
laid. Both phones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
STOVES STORED.

STOVES STORED AND INSURED FOR
the summer season. Karst & -Breher
1877 West Third st. Both phones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WORK
of any kind. Address E. H., "a Iglehart
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ENGAGEMENTS WANTED BY EXPE-
rienced man for cleaning, refitting and
laying carpets; first-class reference.
Please address F. H. W., 459 Carroll st.
WANT WORK-JANITOR WORK OR
house cleaning or general work around
lot. Address s. NJ. Jackson, 591 Wa
basha ST., or Tel. N. w. Elk, Main
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
RUG MANUFACTURING.

WE MAKE RUGS FROM OLD BRUS-
sells and ingram carpets; best homes
Rug Mfg. Co, 2S5 West Seventh st.
Both phones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20

DIR. COLLIER REMOVED FROM PHOE-
nix building to Ryan Annex, Seventh
and Robert SITS; two cornS extracted, so
cents; Robert st. entrance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED PARTNER TO TAKE AN
active part in a general merchandise
$500 to $1,000 for half interest; spien-
did opening; good chance to double in
Yestment in a short time. Address D.
R., care of Globe.
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE OR BUST-
desire quick sale send US description
and price. Northwestern Business
Agency w 312, Bank of Commerce
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-20

COOK - WANTED SITUATION BY
first-class meat cook; all-rOund man;
best of references. Address E., Ga Park
place, St. Paul.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Columbia, Jan. .13. Railroads
and slot machines were picked out
~ special targets in the House to
day, and according to the verdict
OF the wise men, both are guilty.
1t was a queer combination. Tho
llot machine bill was ordered to
Its third reading.
Tho most drastic railroad mems
ure was offered by Mr.. johnson
of Fairfield, the father of the
franchise bill, and this gives the
State the right to impose fine on
any company On which head, end
collision occurs, and while it can.
not prevent wrecks, it may help
to pay the salaries of tbs law.
makers, who believe that the
State needs the money.
The Coggershall bill to prevent
delays in the transportation Of
freight passed to its third reading.
A measure created in the fertile
brain of Mr.. Baumgard providing
for a penalty to the railroad when
there is evidence of unreasonable
delay, cane up later in tho day.
and after a long discussion was
passed. Mr.. Dorroh's bill TO re-
sulate the size of cabs for freight
trains, went to its third readino
Other railroad legislation came
up when the companion to the
johnson franchise law was offered
to be known as the "exist tax "
and by which the transportion
companies will be required to pay
one null on the gross receirts in
this State.
When the cotton mill liability
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16

bill was called Mr.. Carey Of
Charleston requested that it be
passed over for later considera-
ion. Similar actionwas ia
ken with the biennial session
measure.
The bill to repeal the act enti.
tied San act to incorpol nte the
town of Travellers Rest, in Green
VILE county," was withdrawn by
m otion of Mr. Mauldin.
The new court bill, providing
for the election of two additional
circuit judges, will come up to-
morrow. Two bills were reported,
one Of which was unfavorable.
This bill named Greenville Spar.
tanburg and Union as the Seventh
circuit, while the favorable bill
put Greenville in the Tenth circuit
with Anderson, Pickens and
Oconee.
Practically nothing was done in
the Senate, the proceedings to
day boirg devoted to consideration
Of tho f. IA b;lI
Senator Latimer has been in,
vited TO address the Legislature
next week on the subject of good
roads.
lie order to meet the deiciency
Representative Richards introdu
ced bill in the House today tc
appropriate the sum Of 81, 500 tc
complete the fund for the Hamp.
ton monument. The citizenl
wore expected to subscribe 80
600 in addition to the former ap.
propatlon OF twenty thousand
but as they rrjsed Just about one,
half of the amount stipulated, the
legislature will doubtlessly com,
to the rescue.
Governor Hayward, moan
led by delegations from the Gen
cral Assembly and members OF
Camp Hampton left here this af.
ternoon for Atlanta to attend tn.
funeral of Gen. Gordon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
Heart Of The South
ThrObbed With Sorrow.
Thousands Gathered Round the
Tom ofGGordon-The Cur
Tain Drawn.
BY JAS. A. HOYT, JR.

Atlanta, Jan. II. South Car
olina's tribute to John b. Gordon
was the feature of the memorial
exercises IN Georgia's capital to-
day. Not since the body of JEFF
ferson DAVIS passed through the
southern cities on the way to it's
last resting place in Richmond has
Atlanta seen such u demonstrr-
tion of love and reverence for the
dead us was the funeral of Cor.
don. Governors, Confederate
leaders, southern orators and
southern preachers spoke of the
life and the death of Georgla's
best loved son and their words
were heard by a vast multitude
OF sorrowing admirers while other
thousands were unable to get into
either the balls of State house or
church. 1t is said that $4,000
people today thronged Capitol
Hill. The hall of the house was
unable 10 accommodate ore ff>
tsanth of This throng while the
church across the street was az
readily filed.
The hero's body lay in state
under guard of honor in the 70
tunda of the capitol while the
memorial services were being con
ducted up stairs.
Gov. Terrell presided and made
a most fitting opening speech.
lie was followed by Gen. Stoph-
en- ID. Lee, then by Gen. Clement
A. Evans and Judge Thos. q.
Jones of Alabama.
SOUTH CAROLINA s GOVERNOR.
Next was introduced the gov
ernor Of South Carolina, Duncan
Cllnch Hayward, grandson of
Georgia. Carolinians ha rea on
to he proud Of their governor to,
day. very proud. He came to
tell Georgia of her sisters sorrow
ana sympathy and the message he
delivered well. Greeted with
round of applause his rich. low
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
General Assembly Does Little
on Opening day.
Staff Cor. Greenville News.

Columbia, Jan. 12.-Armed d
with a car load of bills, not a few
of which are aimed at corpor-
ations, members Of the General
Assembly mot here today and
creased the Legislative machinery
for the forty day session. Cover
nor Heyward's message was road
in the senate and the house, but
the work of the first session was
brief, being confined to routine
matters. Tomorrow it will begin
in earnest.
Eloquent tribute was paid to
Gen. Gordon by the Governor,
who transmitted special message.
A committee was appointed to a. .
tend the funeral and the delega-
ton will leave here with the pa
triotiC societies for Atlanta.
Gordon's picture in the senate
chamber was drapcd in mourning.
There was a wrangle IN the house
about the election of an associate
justice, dispensary officials and
others and it was finally agreed to
have the committee on privileges
and elections report ton orrow W
noon.
The liability bill, brought over
from the last session, got on the
calendar today. This measure
extends the rights and remedies
Of employees Of railroad corpor-
atlons, as provided by the con-
stltution to employees of cotton
and all textile corporations and
telegraph companies. The com
mittee on commerce and man
ufacture to which the bill was re
fsrred, made an unfavorable re-
port, urging that it should not
pass, bat a minority report came
in. The better sentiment in the
legislature is against the bill,
: which will seriously effect the
great cotton industry. The pur-
pose seems to he to aid the opcr-
ativss when they are not expect
ing or demanding it aud will sim
ply fill the court doekets with
cases which can be settled other
wise. The cheap element of the
legal profession naturally approves
in asmuch as it offers great pos
slbilities for those who live on
damage suits.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
Killed His Wife and Himself.

Ashevilie, n. O., Jan. 13.--
Last night George Corn, a we'll
known farmer OF Buncombe coun-
ty, living in the Pole Creek sec
ton, shot his wife dead in their
home and then walking out into
the read ending his own life with
bullet. Domestic trouble il
SAID to have caused tho double
tragedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16

which is by far the best fitting and makes
you look like you were moulded anG poured in
them ~ ith every suit there is a written euar-
antee. guaranteeing you new suit i'm case If
fades or foses its shape. Now 1 can tell Won
why they can make you sucEh guarantee, simpiy
because every piece Of goods is thoroughly tested
and sfrunk before it is made into garment:
consequently there is chan ce Of silrinkape mr.
fading So forward boys, and take advantage Of
the, cut prices tor the next 50 days and # Won
WIFI only call al our emporium and Inspect orr
stock will promise to dress you up or else make
tome of ou" competitors give you a new suit.
Rembember our Douglas and Goldman Line Of Shoes
Ihe very best that is manufactured. Every
Pa'r guaranteed to be solid leather counter: solid
leather soles and double tip toe and if they do
not prove to be the same as the samn1o 81 H w.
you at our store, cut open, we will freely give
you new pair ON receipt of the ones returned
that is not as we represent it to be-
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voice rang out full and strong,
filling the large auditorium as no
other voice tlled it today and as
he spoke of Gordon, the friend of
Hampton and of South Carolina,
eyes not used to tears were dim.
The old soldiers were particularly
touched by Gov. Heyward's
words SO fervently spoken.
AT THE CHURCH.
According to the wishes of Mrs.
Gordon the religious services at
the church were directed not to
eulogizs the dead but to the spir-
itual instruction of the deceased's
comradc in arms and the young
ministers who spoke made the
best of this great opportunity to
impress the truths which General
Gordon professed.
When the cortege reached the
cemetery part Of the crowd had
fallen away. After about five
hours of the exercises these were
brief.
THE GRAY BLANKET OF MOSS.
When the grave had been filled
in the first token placed upon it
was the gray blanket of Spanish
moss, which camp Wade Hump
toms Delegation had brought and
which was made by Columbia
women. Upon this were laid the
many floral emblems. These
were beautiful beyond description.
At the church also there was d
mCst magnificent display of flow
ers very tastefully arranged
around the high pulpit.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.
The South CaraIina delegation
reached here on time this morn
ing. Those composing the dele>
cation were Gov. Hayward, Sen
ators j. @ Marshal, Robert AL
drich and J.W. Stanland and
Representatives j. H. Brooks,
Jeremiah Smith, j. w. King and
w. E. James, and Col. Nj. P.
Tribble. Judge Earnest Gary
represented the judiciary.
From Camp Hampton are; Col
John G. Haskell, Capt. d. Grif-
fifth, d. Caldwell and w. Wy.
Lumpkin.
Governor Hayward with Gov.
Jennings and other distinguished
visitors was the guest of Gov.
Terrell ut dinner tonight. The
South Carolina party left at mid
night for Columbia via Augusta,
over the Georgia railroad and the
Southern in their private car.
DAY OF SORROW.
Georgia's capitol has been
crowded today with the heroes of
ths Confederacy, Stsphen D. Lee
and Simon b. BucE nsr, lieutenant
generals, followed the coffin of
their comrade as did those who
were ragged privates in his COM
mand, some of them were in rags
today.
Agreat States great heart throb-
bed with sorrow, for mono can
take Gordon's place-and the
south morned with Georgia.
Through all that was said and
thought and felt there ran the re
cognition of that marvellous hold
which the dead soldier and states
man had upon the hearts of his
people.
| ~ ~
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Col. George Il. Mcclellan Dead

Bristol, Tom, Jan. 12.-Col.
George Il. Mcclellan, SO years
OF age, the oldest field officer OF
the Mexican war, IN the service
of which he received his commits
sion as colonel in 1s47, AMI ono
of the most distinguished citizen.
Tennessee ever know, died at his
home here tonight.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
HATS. NO End TO Them,

WV come alosg and let your Uranium be coved
we have sample lot that we will almost Give
you to take out Of our wav. oo
Our best soft bosomshirts at cost.
closeovt cheap. W. Ill
Groceries of al kinds i'm abundance will sell
cheap ana meet any prices given you.
ASalh ChankIn5 our customers for ther liberal
shown us i'm the past and hoping thev
VIII continue to patronize us in the future. We
remain. '0' We
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16

STR0uSE & BROS. high ART CLOTHING,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

Runb9ebungen menfdli6er Sbeil=
nabme finb mabrli6 allies eber, als
WerleBungen Der Neutralitdt. Sen
&ufen mie ben Sapanern fam es ia
aud nur barauf anfonmen, baB Die
beutfde &e9ierung ni9t irgenbpel6e
S9ritte tbut, Die Dem @egner in bip=
lomatif9er, oor alen aber in militd=
rider 9ini9t 8ortbeile brinsen f6s=
men. Dies TT ieitens Der oeuti6en
&egierung i'm bisberisen 8erlaufe beg
Srieges ni4t gef9ehen, unb man fann
tiberseu9t iein, baB es aud fernerbin
ni6t gei6eben ntrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
@runbetsentbums : ltebertraaunsen.

Ir9ibalb &ice an Sofepb SO. Sigbt=
fbae, 2ot go, 6let9er's @ubb., n6rol.
bonn MaKa@uietts Mbenue 8abnbof.
81, 200.
SOfepb 8. @asper, an Sarrp u.
@9IObbauer, Sot Is, Morris' 2. @oo.
Sffeite Nlabama Str, nabe 13. Str.
SO. 300.
Otba 5. Galoin an Marn s. So
grtgg, She'll bDr Got 10, gutterfelb's
Sub. bOn Sobnion's @rben aob.,
@fe @uf1n unb II. Str. So, 900.
Samuel 9. @eatberforo an SenrD
q. Wiltams, She'll BON Sec. Is,
Sibp. Is, &ange 4, Wapna 5pmnf6ip.
$3.50.
4rtbur 9. gromn an Samuel 6.
Ru9ent, 2Dt 3O8, 5. Sec. Def Barf
Noo., 6ftl. bonn Srren=6ospital. ST.
500.
8erne @prabltng an Gbarles i.
9ingmafer, GOT 865, @tout's ger=
mont Str. goo., 6itl. bon Wbite &iber.
$4,000
Warp 8. SatfieIb an CHARLES $.
S9ab, SbeiI beg fibueftl. 1, Sec. 6,
SOwnf6ip Is, &an9e 4, Center Sopn=
Ibip. SIS, 500.
Sames @. &tlep an Snoianapolis
2obge SEQ. Sc, 6. Of g.. She'll BON
2ot l, Square Al, bftl. bonn DENTON
Soufe. 800, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
Eolt3eli9es.

9te Setectibs 6aue
unb 2arib berbafteten geftern Na9mit=
tag ben in Cincinnati febnli6ft GEE
uinfdten Greo Wenobauien, @ecretdr
Der S6neioer Linton. Menbbauien III
a~n9etlaet, Der genannten @euerfi9aft
seb6rige @eloer unterfdIasen gu baben.
Sames ALLEN, ein neun=
idbriger Negeriunge, miro fi9 morsen
i'm Rinber9eri6te tuesen 9iebfabls
elmer ubr au beranttporten haben.
Ilen bate init benz in fetnem Nlter
ftebenben weiBen Gnaben Marbin Mc=
2ep einer Wettlauf berabrebet, uno be-
wog benfelben. bamit ibm bic 1br beim
2aufe ni9t aus Der WeffentaI9e fane,
biefelbe in Die duBere Rodtai9e su
fefen, tuorauf er bann, reben benz
peiBen &naben berlaufenb, benielben
UNI ben 3eitmeher erIei6terte.
Ole n Wpnne unb
&arfins betbafteter beute mad Mit=
terna6t ben farbigen gete Sobnfon,
angebli6 aus Wiseonin, Der 2erl mar
big an bic 3dbne bemafnet unb bate
pertbDOle S9mudia9en an feiner
perfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
Wanaener spestalitdt.

Sebes 2anb, 10 f9reibt nan aus
Mun6en, bat qeptGe 9pe5talgert9te,
bic man anberndrts pp6l imitiren,
niemals aber in glei9er Site bieten
fam. @eDiB eiebt's S9neinsz unb
&albs6ar'n iiberaq bd, no bie5e nibz
li9en 8ierfiiBler gebei6en = aber mp
erfrenen it6 bieielben grDBerer 8ez
liebtbeit als IN Mfiin9en? Otsfe rdtbz
felbafte Sbatio6e bat ibren @run6
lebt9li9 in Der Dirt Der .3ubereitung.
Den 9tpfel u~nferer @pe3ialgeri9te
aber bi1bet entf9ieben bic @eiBpurft t,
Die auf Der gan3en neitenlG rbennelt
ntnt IN glet9er Weife fabri5trt pirb.
Die MeBger, unb gang b~efonbers bic
WirtbsmeBger, feBen ibren gan3en
Stola bartn, BET @r5eugung Diefes
2ederbifens ibren bD9iten @eI9mod
81 ~entfalten = bic @G5te ptHen biefen
SleiB febr pobl gu pirbigen unb lobs
men i'm bur6 rei9li9en s3ufpru9.
Gum Griibtid iinb Elm paar WeiB<
tpirite tpie gef6affen = ni9t etpa,
baB tie uns fGtttgen, baS 1T angeIi9ts
bes tleinen Sornats unb biQtgen9reis
fes ni9t 81 b~erlangen; tie DerieBen ben
Magen in cine angenebme S6Gtigfeit
uno bilben nur bic 8prbereitun9 bes=
felben CUR Nufnabme eines trdftigen
Mittagsmables. Dies tit aud Der
8runb, tparum bie1e 2ofalbelitateffe
fi9 nur nG6renb Der 8prmittdgsftunz
ben erober 8eliebtbeit erfreut.
Sin altes Miin9ner Spri9pprt
iast f9on: Cine @etBnurit bic bic
Mittagsftunbe lduten bort, taugt ni9t
mebr! NuBer in alien @aitbGufern,
aroBen Die t~letnen, finben mir bteie
Burffpeaialttdt aub nod in mebreren
8erfdufsitdnben i'm Centrum Der
Stabt: in Der 5reibanf, in Der Ruttel=
bale am 0iftudlienmarft unb an Der
grDBen Sleif6banf. Der NbfaB lit
bier iberau in Mnbetra9t bes leb6af<
ten 8erfebrs gang enorm; namentli9
am leBtgenannten Srte bietet Ii9 Dem
8eoba6ter beg @oltslebens rei9e Sc
legenbett gu interefanten @tubien. SSn
daer5ribe f9on gebt's bier lebbaft 81.
Die @drtner, bic lire Gr5eugnife auf
ben Marft bringen, finben ben MARI
men SmbiB iebr tpiafommen; bic
Marttfrauen unb Gambler itdrfen fi9
bur6 ben @enuR GINGER MeiBpiirite
gegen Die Hnbilben Der Mifterung;
Sdusfrauen unb &o9erln legen bier
Die beim @infduf erbanbelten v3ebz
merlin" i'm etgeniten Snterefe an; aber
AUDI mdn9erMtann in Nmt unb Wirz
ben, Der i'm Orange Der 9ef6dfte ni9t
3eit gum 5riibi9oppen finbet, genteBt
i'm 9orbeigeben cine fleine S%tGrfung.
unb ale obne unteri9ieb, Db 8et9
Ober Nrm, DIT ober Sung, tau9en gez
meinfam ms 5enftiegeletn!
9iiidlt9 Der Miinbner, Der feline
2ieblingsfpeife babeim am Sfaritranb
genteBen fann, er neiB ni6ts BON benz
bergebli9en Sebnen ietner 2anb5leute
in Der Srembe, bic nit Sreuben ale
9pe5idlgeri9te ibres Nufentbaltsortes
etntanf9en piirben gegen b'WeiBs
tpiirf9t!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

Ste borSabresfrit IL
mem &apital bon $40, 900 incorpo=
rtrte Mutual See @ompanp erpdblte
fir Diefes Sabr fOlgenbe 9ireetoren:
9arrp Bomber, @eorge Sumo, 9enrD
S. 6uber, CHARLES 9. O'@onnor unrt
CHARLES g. 2Obrman. Ser Spera~
tionsplar berubt auf @esenfeitieteit,
Die Nftiondre be5ieben ibren 8eDarf Der
PrObufte Der COMPANY our Sdlfte bes
&leinbanoels=BreiIes, ber ueberf9uB
beg fabri3irten CITES mtro an bic @ons
iumenten brett bertauft. zine 9ibt=
benbe BON Is pro3ent tpurbe ben Nt=
t%ienbefBern i'm leBten Sable ge5ablt.
Wit Nusnabme BON $4,000 befinben
ftd fdmmtli6e Nttien in 5dnben bon
biei9en gtr9ern.
e.
DC. u6t, Cottage, Nrienal Mpenue,
nabe II. Str, $3.50. = 5enrn 9on=
man, Brid-Glat, @abafb unb @aF
StraBe, 81, 900. - s. g. G9erer,
Cottage, 817 gofep Str, $500. -
$. g4ols, b6l3ernes @obnbaus, goI=
leee Mbenue, 1abe 26. Str, $2500.-
8. M. SborubOrn, b6l5ernes Wobn=
baus, Srerel Str, nabe Waibington,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
,,@eleetic Weoieal NHociation.' 4

Sn Der in Serre 6aute abgebaltenen
40. Subres=@ Contention ber vSnbiann
eclectic Meotcal Nf'n" murben fol-
genbe 8eamten ertudblt :
Yrdfibent-9r. u. 81. SauB, Sell
lersburg.
1. 8ice=prdfibent-9r. MorIe Ger
rob, Sort Wapne.
2. 8ice=grdioent-9r. u. g. 6ol=
lin9smortb, 1rbana.
Brotocol.= Secretdr-s. 8. Sam=
fins, Snapsee.
@orreip. Seeretdr-G. 8. 6asman,
indianapolis.
S6abmetfer-S. 9. Nesbit, 8al=
paraiio.
Die nd6ffe Contention miro in Sn=
bianapplis abgebalten tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

= @inrdtbf e1bafter 8 l.
9enfunb lit in 8aben Bel Mien oe=
ma9t pDrben. Bel ben 8obenbetDez
euneen fir bic 5erri6tung zines 8au=
PLACES neben elmer StraBe ftieB man
uuf 9erippe BON 5pet 6rallen. Na6
Der 8eeuta9tung Der Ner5te 9aben ie
ettpa 1870 Sabre in Der @rbe gelez
gen. 8et ben 9erippen tpurbe eine
gr0Bere Nn5obl BON f9fpar5en gerlen
gefunben, ipie tie Bis in Die fiinf5per
Sabre BON Sralten fart getragen tpur=
ben; ferner Elm iilbernes Nmulett, fpnft
tpurben feinerlei S9mudfa9en pber
9elbftiide ~gefunhen. s3peifeGos 1inb
Die beiben 6rauen ermorbet pprben.
Ser 8prfaG ertpedte Die @rinnerung
an folgenbe 8egebenbeit aus ben flint
5iger Sabren: 9amals befunb ii9 in
8aben elm 9etpiHer 2i9teneder I'm
9ien1te Der Ppli3ei. gr tpurbe pegen
zines gemetnfam nit 1einer @eliebten
in Mien periibter Mprbes berurt6eilt.
Nun ION 2idteneder oft NIT spei mad
Der bdmdligen WtDbe fem eefleibeten
Srauen, on{6einenb Mutter unbSo6@
ter, gefe6en ipprber 1ein. sic famen
ftets aus Mten unb perfe6rten nltr nit
2t9teneder. 2ange ppr Der 8er6afz
tung 2ihtensders feien lie ri9t me6r
rad 8uben gefommen; bann tparen tie
p[DBli9 perf9punben. Mit iener 3fpei
Sralten brtngt man bic betben @ertppe
in 8erbinbung unb bernut6et, DaB
iere Trauen gepaltiam befeittgt pors
ben feien.
Der gpfi5et6efp on 8us
fdref Or. iur. 3omulus 8Doineseo III
biefer Sage na9 Berlin setommen,
un bic bprttgen Poltaetetnri9tunger
gu fnbfren. @r unterrt9tet Ii9 auf
bas genaue5te iiber bic aonae Srqanis
fdtion Der 8erliner Boli5ei, iiber ale
ab~tbeilungen, 9e5ernote, Snfpeftio.
men, @e5irfe ". +. ~, itubtrt ben Grs
fennungsbienf, Die MaBna6men eegen
ben Mdb9enbanbel, fur5 ieben OienF>
3tpeig, nm dbnli6e ginri9tuneen in
Gutarett etn5ufmbren.
8orar sur Wdf6e. 9eim
@af9en nit 8orar lit bas Ginipei9en
Der @df9e nit bemfelben bic 9auptz
fade. Del SdmuB berf6pinbet nd9
fpl9em @tnpei9en iiberrof1enb
59neu, ba bic i'm 8pror ent6oltene
8oridure ale 6lsden, Defenders auB
Stf9ndf9e, fortntmmt, obne biefel=
ben an5neretfen. Menn man gum
Ginpeiden Der WGf9e 8orar ~anftatt
Sobu nimmt, 10 tperben Die ~gerinsen
Mebrfoften eeeeniiber Der @oba reid<
li9 bur9 Minbergebrau6 an Mdfde
unb SetfenerfpnrniB gebedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

9as in nmIauf gefebte
@erii9t, &iGter Georee @rap lei pom
@omite Der NationaI=@ toic= federation
gum Na6folger oes berforbenen ST.
nators DC. u. gamma als Brdfibent Der
FEDERATION ausertpdblt, tpirb BON Sobn
Mitden, benz Brdibenten Der 8erei=
nieten Wtnenarbeifer, bementirt. Mit=
dell faet, baB biz iest meoer er, nod
Sraucis 8. &pbbins Wrdfioent Der
gittsburg Goal Co.., nod 8ii9of got=
ter (bieie bret biloen befanntli9 bas
Gomite), irgeuo uel9e 8Ori6ldge fir
Die in Der nd6iten 9ibung Der Jebe=
ration gu filenoe 8afana ipueit ge=
ma6t baben.
Bel benz 8eru9e auf
einem 6ra9t3uae als blinoer Bafaaier
nod 2afapette m~it5ufabren, eerietb
Sam 8risbon unter Die &dber bes
.3uees unb zines feiner 8eine purbe
benz 1neliifli6en bu6ftdbli4 ser=
malmt. Ser @bicaso S9nelaug,
tpel6sr ben 10 S9uerberlebien in Der
gidbe bDn lebanon aufgefunben,
bra6te ibn mad indianapolis 3uriif.
gr fanb BHeee unb unierfunft i'm
ct. 8incent 6ofpital.