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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
ELECTION
CONTESTS FILED
This Time in Leonard Wood County
involve the ohices Of Sheriff, A.
SCISSOR and County Clerk.

Three election contests have been
instituted in Leonard Wood County in
volving title to the offices of sheriff,
assessor and probate clerk.
Felipe Chaves y Baca holds a GER
tidcate of election as sheriff; Crescen-
ciano Gallegos, as county clerk and
Pablo Padilla as assessor. Their re-
spective majorities are as follows:
Baca, 9; Gallegos, 81: Padilla, 21.
Illegal voting and irregularities at
the election on November last are
charged on both sides.
The present incumbents of these
Offices who are the contestants, are
Jose y Armijo, sheriff: M. c. Baca.
county clerk, and ]. B. Giddings. as-
SCISSOR.
Edward r. Wright and Manuel c.
de Baca of Santa Rosa, represent the
contestees, and Messrs. Long and Fort
Of Las Vegas, the contestants, the
present incumbents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
FOUR MORE
SENT TO JAIL
Supreme Court Of Colorado Still Weed
ing Out Denver Election Crooks
-Twenty-Seven Have Been
Convicted.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 22.-City Detec
tive William H. Green. John DeSaye
Frank Mcmahon and Robert Goodman
were today adjudged guilty of con
tempt by the supreme court for theil
work in precinct 3, ward 4, in this city
at the late election, and were each sen
fenced to six months in ja'. and assess
ed a 800 fine and costs.
The court announced that the evi
dence showed that De Saye, the cleo
ton judge permitted repeating and the
other three assisted in the irregulari
ties.
Green was assigned by the police
department to this polling place to
protect the supreme court watchers
and assist in preserving order.
Mcmahon and Goodman were Demo
cratic workers. The experts examina-
ton of the ballots revealed 256 fraudu.
lent votes and the Democratic head
ing on 229 was written by one person
The handwriting on these, according to
the experts, Is the same as on the
fraudulent ballots found in the other
ballot boxes.
There are now in Jail twenty-seven
convicted of contempt in committing
election frauds and who probably will
be prosecuted later on criminal
charges.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
BIG MEETING
AT LAS CRUCES
Rio Grande Water Users Association
Formed There Today by Resi-
dents Of Mesiila Valley.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, N. M, Dec. 22.-An en-
thusiastic convention was held in this
city today which formed the Rio
Grande Water Users Association
Resolutions were passed favOring the
construction of the Elephant Butte
Dam at Engle.
A special train was run from Ell Pa.
SO over the Santa Fe Railway and the
Pass City was represented by a large
delegation. People from all parts of
the Mesilla Valley were present at to-
days meeting and it proved a success
from every standpoint.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
HOPEWELL'S RAIL-
ROAD PROJECTS
Progressing Very SatisfactoriIy-Looks
Good For Much Steel Track Build
ing in New Mexico During
1905.

General Manager w. S. Hopewell, o
the Albuquerque Eastern Railroad, re
turned last evening from lengthy Wis
it to eastern financial centers. HI
spent some time in New York, in Pitts
burg and in Chicago, comforting witt
the capitalists interested in the propos
ed new railroad enterprises, namely
the building of the road from Durango
to Albuquerque, and from Willard t6
Ell Paso, Texas and from Torrance tc
Roswell.
Several financiers and bankers were
consulted and matters in connection
with these railroad projects are get
ting n, very satisfactorily and 1t looks
as ii much railroad building would be
done in the Territory by the syndicate
of which Mr.. Hopewell is a member
within the next eighteen months The
work on the Albuquerque Eastern
Railroad from Moriarty to Hagan and
to Albuquerque will be pushed right
along and after January first the laying
of steel rails will commence as soon as
a force for that purpose can be organ
lied.
Part of the rails Is now on the
ground and part is now in transit. Mr.
Hopewell did much hustling for New
Mexico during the past three weeks,
as the results within the next year and
a half will abundantly prove. He nat
urally would not give out any positive
information as no definite plans of ac-
tivity have as yet been adopted by
those who are in the combination, but
that everything looks very hopeful Is
nevertheless fact.
Mr.. Hopewell will leave this evening
for Albuquerque to attend to railroad
business in the Duke City and thence
will go to his ranch home at Hillsboro
to spend Christmas with his wife and
his two fine boys. After short vaca-
ton, he will come back to this city to
be as active and as pushing as ever.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
ENDORSED
JACOBO CHAVES
FOR COUNCIL
Citizens of Torrance County in Mass
Meeting Assembled at Estan.
cia Took This Action.

| The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted at mass meet
ing of citizens of Torrance County
held Tuesday last at Estancia and al
which meeting the political conditions
and claims of Torrance County were
| discussed:
1--WE, your committee on resolutions
beg leave to submit the following:
Whereas, The law creating Tor
rance and Valencia Counties one leg
lislative district and by its provisions
the voters of the two counties shall
elect the three members of the legis.
lature together;
Whereas, At the first general elec-
tion after the passage of the said law
a Torrance County man, Colonel j.
Franco Chaves, was elected member
of the Council and the two represen-
tatives of the lower house were resi-
dents of Valencia County;
Whereas, At the death of the la
mented Colonel Chaves, Valencia
County, which polls about twice the
number of votes of Torrance County,
arbitrarily and without consulting
Torrance County people, met and NOM
mated a Valencia County man to sue
ceed Colonel Chaves, thus leaving
Torrance County wholly without rep
resentation; therefore, be it
Resolved, While submitting to the
action of Valencia County in nominal
ing a Valencia County man, we do so
under protest, still asserting our right
to select the candidate to succeed our
own man in the Council; be it
Resolved, That this concession is
made on promise OF fair play and
the faith that we have kept in such
assurance and further to preserve and
maintain harmony between the two
counties which, under present arrange |
must work together; be it
Resolved, That copy of these res
olutions be furnished the chairman of |
The Republican Territorial Central |
Committee and the chairman of the
Central Committee of Va
lencia County, and that copies be fur
nished the Estancia News, the Santa
Fe New Mexican, the Albuquerque
Citizen and the La Bandera Ameri.
cano with request for publication.
JOHN w. CORBETT,
Chairman of Committee.
JAMES M. CHASE,
B. B. SPENCER,
JAMES WALKER,
r. P. POPE.
The above resolutions were unani.
nously adopted.
J. P. DUNLAVY,
Chairman of Meeting.
DIR. ]. l.. NORRIS,
Secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

Swift there. The man with whom she
was supposed to have left the city can
not be found. The case is almost
without parallel.
LATER,
Colorado Springs, Dec. 22.-The
sheriff's office reports this afternoon
that the efforts to locate Mrs. Mamie
Swift in Victor had been successful. It
was stated that she had responded per
sonally to telephone call and was
safe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
CASE GOES
TO THE JURY
Famous New York Murder Trial Al
most Ended-Disagreement
Not Unlikely.

New York, Dec. 22.-In the Nan Pat
terson case, Justice Davis today charg.
ed the jury and at 1915 o'clock the
jury retired to consider it's verdict.
Shortly before 2 o'clock the jury went
out to lunch. This will make the YER
dict rather late this afternoon, if the
jury is able to arrive at an agreement.
Gossip in the court room was to the
effect that a disagreement was not un-
likely. This report was based on the
fact that one of the jurors had asked
for information concerning some of the
exhibits in the case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
FIFTH MEMBER
is SELECTED
International Commission to Inquire
Into North Sea Affair Meets and
Adjourns Until January 9.

Paris, Dec. 22.-The international
Commission appointed to inquire into
the North Sea incident met at the for
eign Office at 10 o'clock this morning
Rear Admiral Davis, United States
Navy, was present. His presentation
to President Loubet has been set for
6 o'clock this evening. The commits
sion unanimously elected Admiral Won
Spaun, of the Austro- Hungarian navy
to be the fifth member. This complet-
ed the preliminary organization and
the commission adjourned until Jan
uary 9th.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

The New Mexican can do printing
equal to that done in any Of the large
cities. Our solicitor: Every piece Of
work We turn out Try our work once
and you will certainly come again. We
have Ill the facilities for turning out
every class Of work. including one Of
the best binderies IN the west,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
PLACER MACHINE
is A SUCCESS
The Racine Concentrating, Mining
& Manufacturing Company Has
One in San Pedro District.

Chris Olson, of the Racine Con
centrating Mining and Manufacturing
Company, who is in the city for shor
business visit, gave New Mexican
reporter some interesting information
last night, concerning the progress O
that company in the San Pedro mining
district in the southern part of SAINTS
Fe County, during the past few
months.
The company was formed for thu
purpose of demonstrating the practica
bility of new placer washing ma
chine, which was invented by one o1
the members of the company, Gus Sc
berg, well known inventor in the
middle west, and although it Is not 8
dry washing machine, it can be operat
ed with very small amount OF water
After prospecting in California, Col
orado and New Mexico placer districts,
since last March, Mr.. Olson finally To-
Gated near San Pedro, in July and the
machine was shipped there for test.
Water is not very plentiful in that sec.
ton and the preliminary work with
the, machine was made with water
that was hauled distance of two
miles. The members of the company
on the ground tried to get well-drill.
er to drill we'll at the place the ma.
chine was being operated, but well ex.
perts in this section claimed that 1t
would be almost impossible to secure
water at that place. A drilling outfit
was sent for and the Racine men un.
dertook the job themselves. Last
week, after two months steady work,
water was struck at depth Of 100
feet, and now at depth of 172 feet,
a sufficient quantity of water is assur-
ed them for their purpose.
The machine now installed at San
Pedro has capacity Of about fifteen
cubic yards per hour and it is the in.
tention of the company to place
larger one there which will handle l..
900 tons per day. The one in use,
which is now idle. owing to cold
weather, weighs about 5000 pounds,
which includes the motive power, all
of the machinery moving together.
Three men are required to operate It;
one of whom lays the rails for its pro.
gress and another cleans up the bed
rock after the machine has gone over
it. The small amount of water used in
washing the dirt is due to the fact
that the only water wasted is that
which is absorbed by the dirt.
Although the machine has not as
yet been placed on the market, its
and capacity has been dem.
onstrated to the satisfaction of the
inventor and the members of the com.
pany and it is the intention to begin
the manufacture of these machines on
q large scale in the near future. They
can be constructed so as to work in
any kind Of placer country, irrespect.
I've of the steepness Of hillsides and 1t
Is probably destined to revolutionize
placer mining. There is practically
no waste of the fine -four gold as In
dry washing, which is a valuable point
In itself.
Mr.. Olson says that there is consid.
arable free gold in the San Pedro dis
.rfct and while the machine was only
Installed for practical test, consid.
9rable quantity of the yellow stuff has
been taken from the dirt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
POLICE HAVE
ANOTHER CLEW
Colorado Springs Murder Mystery Still
UnsoIved-case 10 Almost With
out Parallel.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Dec. a.
Mrs. Mamie Swift, Of this city, is said
to have disappeared four weeks ago
and the police are tracing her where.
abouts with . possibility in view that
she may have been the victim Of the
Cutler mountain murder. The Victor
police are sndsavosing 70 locate Mn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
FOUR KILLED In
MINE EXPLOSION
Disaster Ia Pennsylvania Coal fields'.'Many
Narrowly Escaped Suffoca.
t30n

Johnstown, Penna., Dec. 22.-Four
men were instantly killed and many
others nearly sutfocated today as a re-
suit of an explosion in the Reece, Ham
mond & Company's coal mine at Bolivar,
Pennsylvania, just east of this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

The New Mexican Printing Com
pany IL headquarters for engraved
cards de visite In New Mexico. Get
your work done here and you viii be
pleased IN every particular.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

RETURNING TO ST. PETERSBURG.
New York, Dec. 22.-RObert S. Nc
Cormick, American ambassador to
Russia, who has been on two months
vacation, started upon his return to
Russia today on the steamer Moltke.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

Advertise In the New Mexican and
you win increase your business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22

All legal blanks It tie New Mexican.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
@aReubermalter Der Mtolano
Yortlano Cement 60. ber=
laust e9aoeneriat.

Sic Union Srulf 60. als @eceiner
Der Wiolano portlano @emsut So.
reidte seaen Or. @eo. 90. Combs, si-
men friiberen SirettOr, unb @so.
Sanner, BON tueldem bic Gompaenie
einen 9dnber=Gompler taufte, cine
S9aoeneriaBtlase ein. Sie &lage
iaat, baB naabem fib i'm Sabre 1901
bic @Onlpagnie fir $780, 900 incor=
pOrirte, elm Sirectorium srnannt
tpurbe, in tpel6em SEQ. SO. McDaniel.
@so. %. Combs, Ireo %. spade,
9ennetb g. Mc2aren uno @opin &.
NQen, ie einen Intbeil bes glctien=ga.
pitaIes eisneten, Der ibnen pbne 0sr=
eftieune aeidsnfi mar.
@s miro ansegeben, DAB mebrere
Monate borber Or. Combs, elm @be=
mift uno 8eOrse 8. Sanner, Elm 2a=
pitalift in einem unternebmen interei-
firt tparen, Cement aug benz i'm iiib-
li9sn Snoiana gefunoenen 2ebmifeine
gu fabri3iren. gDie aneeseben. ent-
oedten oieielben bic 9dnbereien In
2amrence @ountp, auf tpel9em ipdter
bic tbeilueiie fertisseitelte 5abrit Der
Miblano portlanb Cement Co., erri9.
tet uurbe. @s miro uun gefagt, oab
burh einen bon Or. Combs aeleiteten
Sanbel oisie 2dnoereien bon Sannsr fir
Die Summe bon $4,000 setauft warben;
our9 bic 8ermittlung bon Or. Combs
muroe ipdter bas 2anb fur $4,000
8aar, 800, 600 Bombs Der gompagnie
uno s75, 900 Nntbsili9eine Der @om-
pasnie an bie Cement @ompngnie per-
fauft, bon tpel9er 0ertaufsiumme
Combs $4,000 bes @sIbes unb idmmt=
! lfde Bombs uno bic 9lntbeiIi9eine err
bielt. Ser &eteiber erebibirte bic
Bombs unb NntbeiIi9sine bic frhbsr
tiberrsi9t tuurben, bsrlanei aber nod
Die Obensenannte Summe bon $1,000
als edabeneriab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
Yolt3etsert&t.

3pei 8riioer, Charles We@urbp un-
ter Der Mntlage Der Sruntenbeit unb
tbdtli4en In9riffs, unb Sfaac Wlcs
gurbb tpeeen Srunfenbeit. trafen fi8
gefern i'm poli3eigeridte tor @i6ter
Wbalon. Beioe Wdnner maren ndm=
lid in betrunfenem 3ufanbe our se=
melniamen @Obnung, 1888 &appes
Str, beimsefebrt unb CHARLES re9te
iit hber cine 2leinigteit 10 auf, bab
er einen Stein ergriff, ben er na4 fei-
ner Gdpdserin f9leuoerte. @r traf
oieielbe on Der 9ano unb 3par nit fol=
9er Wudt, baB eas @lieb Idnsere 3eit
unbraudbar iein tpirb. STR ibren
8ater erbielten beioe je 81 uno Soften,
mdbrenb CHARLES FIR ieinen @teinmurf
nod 80 Sage Irbeitsbaus ertra erbielt.
Wiaiam Willems, Der bas Sroaep=
Sell an einem Strabenbabnmaeen,
pel9er bic Yarabe bur1bre9en mollte,
our6l 6ldnitten baben ion. itano tpeeen
Ysrlebuns Der paraoe Orbinan3 por
benz poli3siridter. Die Srbinana er-
laubt ndmli9 ben StraBenbabnen In
3wiIdenperiOben bon Minuten ibren
unterbrodenen Betrieb tpieber auf3u.
nebmen. Willems Gaa wiro am
Donnerftag gum 0erbbr tpmmen.
9enrp Nrsman, benz bon ben
@ountp- -@ommiiidren stDar eine Wirtb=
idafts 2iaens betuilist muroe,
benz aber Stabt=@omptroler Dunn
cine Staotli3ens bertpeigerte, wurbe
ourd bic &aolerpOli3ifen Su0 unb
8riffn berbaftet, unb unter Der Mn.
tlage obne 2iaens Spirituoien ber'
fauft 5u baben, gsbu9t. Ser Sal
wuroe i'm poli3eigeri9te berfdOben
uno wirb am Sreitas gum gerb6re
fommen. Ser Stabt.@omptroler per.
peiserte bic 2i3ens, neil Der plat
innsrbal5 500 SUB bonn Militdr parl
belssen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
Sm Sadjen 6eS Taa Greet
8onleparo.

Sm &reisseri9t miro morgen por
@i1ter Nllen Hber bic Gla9e berban=
belt usroen, pel9e bon @runobefbern,
Die Gieentbum smifden Central uno
capital Mbenue ihblid BAN Sal Greet
eianen, ge9en bic 8eb6roe fur 0hentlt9e
Werte eineerei9t morben 1T.
Sic psrlansen, baB bieielbe oaran
eebinbert miro, bas Special=Nh hehment.
tpel1ss ibnsn aufsslest murbe, um bic
Soften bes prOiectirten gouleparos
gu beden, bon ibnen gu collectiren. sic
bebaupten. bob ss ungeredt lei, baB lie
faft idmmtlibe Soften bes gouleparbs
traeen iollten, tpdbrenb bic @runb=
sisentbiimsr n6rbIi9 bonn Jal @reei
10 gut pie ni9ts oa3u beiifeuerten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
Tensr III fribsr Morsenfnnoe
3pei 9ferbe perbrannt.

Gin Jeuer, tpel6es md4tige Seuer=
qarben uno uneebsure &audIdulen
aufwdrts ianbte, bra9te beute Wor9en
frhb bic Seuermebr gum 5auie beg
@rucers 5. s. Meper. 0l9 8reer
GtraBe, no in benz Stane Elm 6euer
auseebrOasn mar, uel4es beim @ins
trsfen Der 2Didmannidaft bereits
iolde Sortidritte eema9t bate. oaB
an cine &ettuna bes @ebduoes ni4t
mebr gu benfen mar.
3pei pferbe, spei @blieferunssma-
gen, atpei gu9gies uno eine Nuantitdi
Seu fielsn ben Glammen 3ur Seute.
Ser bena9barte Stall, 0O. 81
@reer Str, gisentbum bon +. Meper,
brannts slsidfals nicoer, mdb'
reno cine san3e In3abl Der benadbar'
ten Stdlle mebr ooer peni9er bef6dbi9
puroe.
Ser Shaben bslduft fib auf etmt
$1,000 unb ilt gum er6Bten She'll
ourd 8eriiderung 9eoedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
Smterurban : 8ahm Gononetenr
iofort getOotet.

Samuel priee, Elm @onbucteEr Der
Hortbtueitern SnterurbansSabn wuroe
beute MOresn an Der gde Der Senate
Nue. uno IL. Strabe ausenblidlib 9e=
t6btet. Gin Der 6irma 8. 9. 2ap=
cod eeb6renoer i9nerer 2aifnagen mar
auf bsm @sleiie 3uiammengebroden
unb udbreno Der Subrmann ii4 in ein
benabbartes @eiddftsbaus 5esab. ber=
iudte price Den 2aifpagen bonn @e-
Ieiie su idisben, inoem er eine i4tpere
giienitanse smii9en Wagen uno Wfo=
toruasson bielt une bann benz Wo'
torman bas 3eiden CUR anfabrt gab.
Ser Wotormann fubr on uno Der Was
gen gab aud ettpas nab, als pl6BliH
bic ihmere giienifange, bic price ee=
balten bate, aus9litt unS ibn IN Die
2nie mar. Ser Motorwag3on idob
nit sinem &ude bortudrts uno Price
eerietb smiI9en bic beiben 8efdbrte.
Sein @enid tpuroe asbrO9en, iowi'
au9 Der &opf arg serqueti6t. Or
5aplep bonn Sispeniarium iiberfiibrt'
ben aussnblidlid @etObteten in ba:
fdotiI1e 2eidenbaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
SerbRfef sss Waunsrdor=
Samen=Seretns.

STR oas Serbfffslt bes Ndnner9ors
Damen= =0ereins, mel9es am nd9fen
Samfas Nadmittag uno Mbeno I'm
8euti9en part fattfinoet uno obne
3weifel elm eldnsenoes grei9nib Der
Saiion weroen niro, iinb 9eiieru nod
foleenoe @omitss ernannt mOroen:
Srtistegeln : 6rau German Moam.
3udermerf Stano = Srau Wm.
Gardner.
2imonabe = Srl. MueuRe &enti9.
8efrorenes - Srau Yaul 2raub.
6ii6tsi9 = Grau Gusen SOlmetIt.
9unfttempel : Srau s. @allomap.
Sie iibrisen @Omites finb:
Souper = 5rau Nusuit WDrne,
uno Trau gilbert Minter.
Butterbrot=Station = Grau Jrani
Sappersberser.
Saal=Gomite = Sohn q. Jren'
ael ST., Morton Sraub, &obert Swee
nep. Yaul &raus Sr.. Delos 9llig
Otto Graus, Serbinanb Wurr, 6ailel
&booe5ammel, Carl Woam, Sobn &ie
meper, William &iemspsr, Srpin 9ap
persberser, grnf Seller, gmil aelle
unb 9arrp 9offmann.
Wtit9lieoer oes Samenbereins, pel9
nod ginlaoungstarten fur oas Serbff
6eft an ibre Befannten ausienben mol
len, f6nnen iOl6e in Der Office be
Serrn Paul 8. &rauB erbalten.
gs lei bier nod bemerft, baB be,
gintritt fur Samsn uno &inber fret II.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
SoctaIer Smrnperettt.
SSeute Wbeno, regeImdBt9e
WerjatttutInng.
S@laserei, III pel@er ein Spnd=
napf als @afe oiente.

Sn &i9ter Moore's Office in6ausb=
bile erbislt 6ranf Mifolit, us Sausb
Str, SO uno Soften tpesen tbdtliHen
Nnsriffs auoiftirt. gs wiro anges
geben, oas Witolit bic Wobnung Grant
9oni9s us Sausb Ctr. betrat uao
Der in Der 2h9s bsiddftigten Grau
3Owi9 beridieoene ni9t geraoe ange=
ne9me Bemerfuneen 3umarf, melde
bieislbe auriidpies, tporaufbin Mitolif
Die 5rau sefdlasen haben TOa. Die
6rau rief um Silfe unb ibr i'm Neben-
3immer f9iafsnoe Wann eri9ien bier
auf uno mari Wtitolit, benz er cine se=
fal3ene 8ra9t priisel psrabrei9t ba=
ben foa, aus benz Sauie.
Yeri9iebene Der Na9barn iollen fi9
nun nod in Die S4ldserei semii&t pa.
ben uno elmer oerielben, Grant Sebitts,
f9lus i'm gerlaufe oerielben 2Owid
nit einem Spudnapfc auf ben 3opf.
Wegen tbdtliden Ingriffs le9te De-
bits bierftr 81 nsbit Soften auf ben
Mltar Der @ere9tigfsit nieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
8ertram Spins bon elmer elees
trii@eu Gar setrofea nao
t0otlid berlett.

gertram Stsins, 2906 SalbOtt Npe.
mobnbaft, trat gsifern Mbeno, na9oem
er einsn@sntralaUe. Strabenbabntpa9eh
perlafen, auf bas entseeen9eiebt lau-
fenoe @eleiIe uno nurbe bon einem
Snterurbanmasen setrOffen nno am
2opfe idper berlebt.
Der Wann erlitt auBsr elmer 8ebirn=
sridiitteruns nod siemlib ftmere
Queti1ungen uno Wbidlrfungsn. Die
OiIpeniariums=Nmbulana bra4te ibn
i'm Muftraee 9r. 6sinri6s nod Dem
StaptbOlpitalt,~ mp 1ein 3uitano TO-
fort als elm aefdbrliher feifaeifeni
murbe. aer3tlide 0ilfs bermOdte ibn
ni9t au retten .uno bsreits um Dlitter-
na9t eab sr isinen @siit auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07
Gin biftorif9er $ q m M T.


gb arI eft n, 6. Sept. Wm.
g. Wlc@oombs bat einen biitorii9en
Sammer unb einen besalei9en Spa=
sierfof angeferti9t. Beioe Stiide mur.
ben bem.pafiOr s. 6. Murr BON Der
WetbObii itentirde bnieIbf fberrei9t,
uno biefer iiber9ab iie tpieber bel Der
Neueinweibun9 Der dlteifen Stride Der
Denomination in Snoiana benz giidof
Walben aus Cincinnati. Ser Sam=
meritiel iit.aus oem SOlse bss Sauies
bon SOnatbOn.. Senninss, bsm eritsn
@Ouperneur Oes Stautss, Der 3opf
aus Dem sSolse Der alien 9ilde ee=
nommen.
Ser 8riff entbdlt auberbem 3tpsi
3Deiee, elmer aug einem geberbaum in
Sincoln t@itp, ltuo .Ontel abe" als
&inb lebte, Der anoere aus einem Birs
nenbaum, Der i'm pfarrbofe Der Stride
IN @bar!estopn Itanb. Nm @noe bes
@riffs III Elm Stiid zines galfens aus
oem alten 9arriion'idsn Seim in Sar-
riion @ountp einselest, aneebli6 benz
eriten Baditeinbauie tpeitlid Der Mlle-
gbenps. Ser Spaaierifod bsiiebi aus
einem Sttid:oes altsn 9irI6enbaumes
lmb iit ebenfalls prd6tis nit biitori-
f9en Sol3ffiiden einesleet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-07

6ranf 2anbis uno Saupler Wpers.
in Girma 2anbis & Wpeis bon Ma=
rion meloste seftern i'm 8unbssseri9t
ibren Banterott on: bic pailipa belau=
fen fi9 auf 50, 746. 16; iiber bic S0be
Der N3tiba tpurbe nidts aneeseben.
Sie 6duloen bes 6rant 2anbis be-
laufen iid auf s251.75 unb bic Mttipa
auf 800.
S9ur!er Wpers bat 0erbinoli9tei=
ten bon SO, ,964.16 unb bsfibt, ieiner
Mnsabe nod. nidts.