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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Mm SroaebYiofen bertett.

Jlrpb peterion BON $40 9ouglaB
Str. tpurbe beute Worgen in Der Ndbe
Der Stem Yort unb DouglaB Str. BON
einem 3rolleppfoiten berleBt. Ser
Rnabe befano ft9 auf einem StraBen=
babnpaeen uno lebnte f9 tber, UNI
Greunbe, tpel9e auf einem in entgegens
9efebter &i6tung fabrenben StraBen=
babnma9en faBen, au ieben, als er nit
benz GOpfe ge9en ben Pfoiten ftieB.
Ct tuurbe in Die nabegeleeene Office
bon 9r. Song 9ebra9t unb berbuns
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
sSred)er Gtnbrmd.

9ie poliaei 1T emfis auf Der 9u6e
na9 benz @inbre9er, Der ben Norb=
tpeiten Der Staot mdbrero ber leBten
Nd6te 10 uneebeuer bur9 feline fre6en
@inbrt9e in Nufreeung berieBt bat.
Seute Wtoreen un 2 1lbr berfu9te
er, Die Gamilie %. 8. Weaber, $50.
1929 College Npe. tpobnbaft, gu be-
rauben, purbe isbo9 entoeft uno burf
bas 8ei9rei bes Sienitmdb9ens, mel
DIES er su 6loroformireu geraoe fi9 an
ibidte, als oaHelbe srpa6te, beri6eu9t.
9as Wdo9en b5rte elm Gerdui9, er=
ma9te uno siinoete Elm Strei9bol5 an.
ueber ibr 8ett 9ebeugt, itano Elm
Mann nit breitranoigem Sute. in Der
einen 9ano cine Glai9e, in Der anbe=
rem einen &lumpen Baumpole bal=
tenb; als oas Wedo9en aufi9rie, mari
Der 8duber nit einem Slu9e Die
Glaf9e na9 ibr uno entflob.
Cine unteriu9ung er9ab, baB Der
9ieb cine l1br, unsefdbr $16 baar uno
einen RepOlber geitoblen bate. @r
9elangte bur9 Elm offenitebenoes, nur
BON einem 5liegenneBe sei9tiBtes Sen=
fter 3utritt gum 9auis.
Wdbreno Der gan3en yta6t traren
Boli5iften, &abler unb 9etectibs auf
Der 9u4e na9 bem fre9en Burden,
Ietber Dbne grfolg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Su Sooe sebriibt.

Soiepb Nlger, Elm 8abnangetellter,
315 Spun Mbe., tuuroe geiteru gta9'
mittag, pdbrenb er Bel Der 6inmeg=
rdumuns Der Sriimmer eines @iien=
habn=llnfalles in oer Ndbe bon @ratu=
forbsbille bei6dftist mar, anter einem
umitiir5enoen Waggon eingeflemmi
uno Durb enttuei6enben Sampf Der
2Otomotine. bom &opf Bis gu ben
GiiBen 10 grdBli9 berbriibt, baB er
beute Wor9en ieinen f6mersli9en
Wunoen erlag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
neberfabren.

percp goburn, elm 17=idbriser
Sunee, tuobnbaft in g3o. 845 Dat
5traBe, bate gefern Mbenb auf einem
&an9ir=3uge Der Big Gour=8abn auf
elmer tur5en Strede eine freie Gabrt
gebabt. Nn Der Sem SerieD StraBe=
&reusung ipran9 er ab, er folperte
uno Die &dber gingen hber ietn lintes
8ein binwe9. 9asielbe mar oerartig
3ermalmt, oaB be< arme, burG ben
9rOBen 8lutperluft eef9pd9te Sunge
beute Morgen i'm Staht-Sospital iei=
men 8erlebungen erlas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
@iro MeGmaodj 3urddtreten =?

gs beiBt. baB @eoree 5. Mc@ulo6,
Der prditoent Der Star anb Sournal
Co." bon bem Mmt bes prdfioenten
Der l1nion Sraction So. suriiftreten
unb ft9 9ans uno gar feinen berf6ie=
benen 3eitun9sunternebmungen tpib=
men miro.
Der neue Name bes 8lattes ioa bes=
megen gemdblt porben fein, um ben
Jreibrief beg Sournals Nhociirte preiie
aufre6t au erbalten.
Ser 4aufpreis fir bas Sournal fou
ft9 auf $250,O00 Bis $780, 900 Be.
laufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
8 ie 8e66rbe fur 6ffe
Ii9e Werte


bat Die Re6nung Der &epublical @be-
nical & @reolotin9 60. bon 81, sos. As
fitr gelieferte 9pls.pf6fe, bepilliet.
Siefelben purben 3ur Iusbeferung
Der StraBen bertpanbt, in tpel6en
tpdhreno Der So6flutb Die alien pf6fe
fortgei6tpemmt paren. Ge9en getpi6e
@ontractoren, beren @arantieaeit mod
ni6t ausgelaufen mar, tpiro Die Stabt
mod geri6tli6 borgeben, I'm bieielben
8u 5tuingen, bic Soften su be3ablen.
Sie Beb6rbe betpilliete ferner Der
Weifern Conjunction So. fir Reparas
rirungen bon Nspbalt 9traBen $18,-
900.
Die &ednung Der Snbianapolis
2igbt & potper 60. fir electrii6e 8e=
leu9tung Der @traBen rnb Naens i'm
Monat Wiai i'm 8etrage BON 49,
246.93 tpurbe beifdti9s.
Sie vSnbianapolis Street Sweepin9
60" miro FIR Die StraBenreinisuns
i'm Mpnat Mai $6, 154.52 empfangen.
Ser 6opier @onffruction So. uurbe
Der Contract fir 0erbeferung Der
glate Str. nit @reofotspf6fen auf
gmpfeblung oss gtabt Snsenieurs
itbertra9en.
Die StraBenbabn= =@eieni9aft tuurbe
aufgeforbert, ben Betuobnern an Der
Shb Weit Str. bei1eren @traBenbabn-
oienit gu beri9affen.
S. 5. Sanders bei9werte fi9 iiber
bic @ei9minbigfeit, nit nel9er Die
Wagen Der SnbianapOlis ds 6helbp.
billie Sractton 60. bic StraBen bur9.
iaufen. Die 8ei9tperbe purDe Der Be.
trsffenben 8abnsefeaf9aft aur Rennt-
'niBnahme iibertpieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
OfaTen.
Gefungswerfe in Bort
Nrtbur B ef 6db iet.

Nrt bur B ei DID / It.
@bee 500, 9. Stunt. Den leb=
ten Na4ri6ten 5ufolee. bur6 9ineit.
f6e Glti9tlinee tiberbra9t, finb bic
port Nrtbur NuBenmerfe bur6 bas
8Dmbarbement Der Sapaner idtper
bei6doigt. 8iele gebdubs III Der
5tabt finb glei9falls 3erft6rt, Die
Snnenperte iebo9, baber nur weni9
59aoen selitten. Da ie nidt in bic
gadbe Der 6riegsi6iffe selangen fonn.
ten. tDnnen Die Glti6tlinge be3hgli6
Der Glotte in port Nrtbur feine Qufs
fldrun9 9eben.
Ser $ q fen bl D dirt.
@be 500, 9. Stunt. 9ie @hine=
len iagen, Der 9afeneingang su port
Nrtbur 1T mod INNER fiir 9r6Bere
G4iffe gei9lOfen unb tleinere S6iffe,
Ganpnen= unb SDrpeoobpote f0nnen
nur mdbrenb Der boben Glutbseit eins
uno ausfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

6enrp 9seeien, go. 2130
Mabiion NDe. tuobnbaft, erbtelt beute
bonn itellpertretenoen pOli5eiri9ter 8.
M. &appaaort etne gefalaene 9ofis bon
SIS unb Soften, fOwie 100 Sage Nr=
beifsbaus suaemehen, neil er in be-
truntenem 3uitanbe feline Grau sei9la=
gen bate. Sie 9lrbeitsbausfrafe
purbe ibm, ba er ftd in 3utunft au
beflern peripra6, erlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

Die betpegenbe Graft In Der
@ere9ti9feitsmiihle ioar geifern Serr
Seq &appaport, Der ben poliaeiri9ter
bertrat. Serr 3appaport tpuBte in 10
treffliher Weiie 5trense nit Mtilee 3u
paaren, baB er feline GunttiOn in bol.
enoeter Weiie bur6fiibrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
9tiebriger Sabrpreis mad gbicaso
Dia YenmIDluania 9inie.

Sim 49,, IT,, 49,, 19. uno 20.
Suni, meroen @rcurfions=Sifets mad
@bica9o Derfauft, anIdBli9 Der &epub=
litanii9en 9tatiOnal=@ Contention, our9
ale Sifet=StatiUnen Der pennfnlbania=
9inien. STR b6lli9e SnformatiOn,
binfibtli9 Staten, 3eit Der 3iige etc.
wenbe man fifb on Die Sifet=Mgenten
bieIer 2inie,..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Willtondr2e eiter &c Forben

@bicaao, 9. Stunt. 8. 8.
Setter, Der befannte @bicagoer Willio=
ndr uno G9miesersater oes inbii9en
ce=&0nigs, 2oro @urson, TT geifot=
ben. Seine 6interlaiienf9aft uiro
auf 70 Bis 80 WsilliOnen Dollars gee
fddBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

Ser betannte p1oto9rap 3
g6arlss s. 8rebman nabm seftern
Elm @ruppenbilb BON ben Mitgliebern
Der Mmericanii9en giien9ieBer 8er=
einiguns, wel9e our 3eit bier tbre
@onpention abbalten. 9ahelbe 1T bor=
treffli6 gelungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
YeriOnal= =Noti3e,t.

Grau &c / d arb g 9Ii pe n,
bic Satin bes betannten @euo=Nir-
tuoien, tpel6e ft9 bier eines ausge=
bebnten 6reunbestreiies erfreut, 1T gum
tets wtlltommenen Befub BEL Serrn
2ouis g. y1euba9er unb camille ein-
getroffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Nutomobilfabrer 3ablt $500.

Die S9abeneriaBtlaee, tpel9e &ap=
nonb 6. 9auB 9egen Moies 9. Gii9er
angeitren9t bate, neil lebterer i'm
nit ieinem alutomobile iiberfabren,
wurbe bur9 gtitli9en Nusglei9 beige
leet unb 3urafge3ogen. DauB erbdlt
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
G@luBfeter Der Smotanapolis
&edltsi9ule.

9ie Snbianapolis &e9tsi9ule bdlt,
tpie bereits beri9tet, m rge n.
ssreitag, besinnenb I'm 8 nbr i'm
@ranb Opern Sauie tire @9luB=
feier ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
9ta6rt6tett aus Snbtana.
Setne 6 pur BON 8ift
Qefunoer1.

Utuncie. 8. SUM-. Der goro-
ner, tDelaer our 3eit ben SnqueF be.
treffs bes SObes oss SRI. Nrtie Monfs
ubbdlt. bat bis our 3eit etpa 80 3eus
gen bernommen. Sdmmtli1e 8er=
tuanbten bes Mdb9ens iagten aus, baB
oaiielbe nibt nerb6ien Nnfdlen unter-
tuOrfen mar. Ser Snbianapolifer
@bemiter, mel6er ben Ma9en Der 8er-
ffOrbenen gu analifiren bate, bat er-
tldrt, oaB berielbe fetne Spur bon @ift
ent6ielt.
Gin @eiftIt9er eeebrt.
Serre 6aute, z. Stunt. Sem
PaftOr 9enrp 9att BON Der SmmanueIs
Stride purben anldBli6 ieines filbernen
Subildums als @eifli9sr sablrei9e
@brungen 5ut9etl.
retsauff4lag in @ro.
beeren.
81 tu u b n b, 3. Stunt. Die
@rbbeerens3a9ter BEL Netp Nlbanp,
bic etlt9e Sage unter ben niebrigen
preiien in SnbianapOlts, Chicago uno
anberen 9tdbten bes georbens aelttten
batten, tuurben gefern bur9 ben
Preisauff6la9 bafelbff iebr ermutbigt.
sSn @abrbeit 1T Die biesidbrise @rnte
Die rei9ite In Der @ei9i9te Gnb=Sn-
biana's.
2eiber bat bic S9pierieteit, pfliider
gu erbalten, unb Der Wansel an 46r=
ben our @erf9idung Der Gru9t ben
BrOfit fait illuiorif6 eema9t. 9ie
gtem Nlbanp 8or anb Bastet 6actorp
ertldrt bieIen Wan9el babin, baB bic
3a9ter lebtes Sabr fte i'm Slide ge=
lai1en unb n1inbertpertbige G6rbe gee
fauFt bdtten. 9ieies Riiito woGle man
natiirlt9 ni9t tpieber laufen.
W il der in 8Ioom in9to n.
Blooming a o n, 8. Stunt. -
6ier TT etnmal tpieber siite 3emperena=
Bewe9ung i'm Gan9e. Sieben Mirtbe,
Idmmtli9iin Der erlfen @arb pobneno,
baben @efu9e um 2icenien eingereiGt
unb Die IWuder In bieier Warb bieten
Nqes auf, sum bic @ountp=@ =@DmmiKdre
su beranIafen, bic @efu9e ab3ui9la.
gen. Ser Same bes Sr. Us. 8.
grpan, grdiibent Der Snbiana l1nis
berfttdt, fe6t an Der Spite Der 8emon-
fran3.
9ruibentn Sibung.
&i9mono, ., 8. Suni. CUR 3eit
tpirb bier bic A. Sabres=8eriammlung
BEG 0rbens Der 9ruiben BON Snbiana
abgebaIten. 2O1 neue Mitslieber tpur=
ben udbrenb bes berfofIenen Sabres
aufgenommen. Ser 8eri6t bes 99abs
tneifers Ilautet ebenfalls iebr 9anffig.
Ger 9ssu mn prO3eB feinem
@nbe nabe.
SORT % pne, s. Stunt. U1it
ben Grgumenten in benz Dunn proaeB
tpirb morgen be9onnen tperoen. SIS
tptrb ertuartet, baB Der 6aa ben ge=
i@mOrenen ams Samitas sur 8era.
tbung iiber9eben tperoen tpiro.
W a 1einIih M o r b.
&i9mpnb n b, 8. Sunt. Nrbeiter,
tpel9e nit bem Reini9en zines Nb3uess
canals bef6dfti9t tparen, fanoen Die
2ei6e zines ettpa so Sage alien
2inbes, nel6e in Elm Grauentleib ein-
geuidelt mar.
@inmeib bung Der Sem
brifs SibIiotbet.
6anober, 8. SUM. Inter ents
fpredenben Geierli9teiten muroe ee=
fern Nbenb Die 6enbrtfs 8ibliotbef
etneeueibt. Sas prd6tige Gebduoe
murbe bon Grau @li3a 5enbrtds, gum
Nnoenten an ibren @ntten, Sbcmas y.
Senbrifs, tuel9er nor bielen Sabren
elm STUDENT bes College mar, geitiftet.
Nquilla 8. Sames bDn Snbianapclis
bielt Die @ebd9tniBrebe.
200 Stubenten grabutrt.
Ga faDette. 8. SUM-. Srl Der
@li3a GOwler 6alle tpurben beute 200
Stubenten Der Purbue llniberfitdt
9rabuirt; es 1T bieies bic gr6Bte @IaiIe
in Der @ei9i9te Der Snititution, pel9e
ie SiplOme er6ielten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

@ottIteb 2eufharbt,
Die gemhtbIi6e sfe,"
gde 9Oble uno Martet ctr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

5Iet9er@. 6ine 8 bat fir ben
@quipirungsfonb bes Nntionalen Se9=
nif9en Snftituts $1,000 se3ei9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Mns Sta6t= ,tno gou9ta=ger=
tunltnng.
Wit ben 8erbefferungen I'm
g ia otb ofpital tann iest
hennfff fferf f1prA Apn

e9Dnnen tuer H..
Wtapor SolBman bat qeltern bic
Orotnan3, fraft pel9er $40. 900 fir
0erbeferuneen i'm fdotii6en 6oipital
ausseieBt purben, unteraei9net, 10 baB
iebt nit benielben beeonnen tperben
tann.
Die @eiunb6eits 8e66rbe bat bic
Bldne fitr bic 8erbeferungen tpte fulst
betailltrt:
Sampfbei3ungs=Nntage $4,000, neue
Plumber=Nrbetten unb neue 8abeaim.
mer $5490, rlmbau unb @erbeHerun.
gen Der brei Stofperte beg 6ftli9en
Glitgels $1435, gerbeHerunaen bes
ueitli9en Sliigels 1892, Nnitrei6en
ber Mauesft unb 9efen i'm altsn @e=
bdube 1928, NusbeHerung Der 9eden
i'm neuen @ebdube 800, Reparaturen
in Der 3ii9e 1925, neues 8abeaimmer
uno Corridor 1925, neue 3reppe unb
@lebator : S9a6t $577, @ntfernunq
bon abtbeilun9swdnben $130, Nus,
beferung oes Da6es $500, 8 Geuer.
Rettun9sleiter $500.
Sie &ebi ions.B bbrb {
bat bas @igentbum na9ftebenber @ors
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-06-17
[.PeeTy'S Dead SHOT VeTmifuge
HE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
FOR SALE
FOU N D.,

At the railroad station in Middlebury
|onday afternoon, June 13. A small
III of bills. Owner may have same by
|entifying same as to the amount, ETC.,
hd paying for this advertisement.
ddress: Officer Derrigan, or Chief of
blice, Rutland.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-06-17
a Comma Treat.

The Pearson lecture-recital has come
to be regarded as one of the most enjoy
able features of the Middlebury COM
mencement season. The "Riley" of two
years ago, and the Dunbar" of last
commencement, are pleasant memories
yet for the large audiences that heard
them. This year Mr., Pearson will take
Eugene Field for his theme and every
indication points to the largest attend
ance of the series and to an evening as
pleasurable as either of the other two.
As usual, the entertainment will be
given in the Congregational church, and
the date is Monday evening, June 27.
Mr.. Pearsons programmes are so uni
versal in their appeal that the policy of
making them available to the greatest
possible number will commend itself to
every one. The tickets, therefore, have
been placed at twenty-five cents, accord
ing to the plan of year ago, with nc
reserved seats.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-06-17
Ba nd Concert.

The Middlebury Band will render the
following programme Wednesday even
ing, June %, if weather permits;
March, "Men Who Can" Kussel
Overture, The Cavalier Robinson
Characteristic March, "A Southern
Bell Eugene
Valse Lento. "Addaide,' Carlton
ANY Rags" Allen
March, The Kings Jester" Holmes
Hereafter when bad weather prevents
the band appearing on Wednesday even
ings, the concert will be given on the
first favorable evening thereafter
The concert Wednesday evening was
enjoyed by a large number and the
comments on the work of the band were
unanimously favorable.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-06-17
Ballou-Binq q h a m.

The home of Judge and Mrs. w. H.
Bingham in Cornwall was the scene of a
very pretty affair Thursday after
noon when Anna Mary, the only
daughter. was united in marriage to
William Ballou of Wallingford by the
Rev. Henry Ballou of Chester, brother
of the groom. Mrs. Arthur Bingham of
New York acted as matron of honor
while Miss Cora Barnum, Miss Maude
Bingham, Miss Morris Bingham and Miss
Lucia Bingham, all of Cornwall were
flower bearers.
The entire party were dressed in white
the bride wearing a veil and carrying
brides roses.
The house and grounds were artist
cally decorated, the color scheme being
yellow and white.
After the ceremony, the guests re-
paired to the lawn where a dainty lunch
was served by caterer Willard of Middle
bury assisted by twelve girl friends of
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou left for New York
from where they will take the steamer
for a several months trip abroad.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-06-17
Teachers Leave.

Three teachers of the High school
terminate their relations with the school
this week. The Principal, Mr.. Howes,
the Preceptress, Miss Ranslow and Miss
Lord. Principal Howes has been at the
head of the school for the past six years,
during which time he has greatly
endeared himself to the many who have
come under his leadership and the
general public. Mr.. Howes has done
especially good work for the school in
the primary and intermediate grades in
which work he is regarded as a special
list. Few educators are so interested il
public affairs and are so valuable to tn,
community as Mr.. Howes has beer
during his residence here.