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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
TOTAL INCREASED.
state Board Of equalization Raises
Valuations

State Board Of Equalization Raises
Valuations
The returns are coming to the state
auditor for She use Of the state board
of equalization, and those which have
ocme in show that while in some cases
the work of the state board in increas-
inc valuations has been taken to heart,
and the valuations increased to q point
somewhat nearer actual values, In 9TH
ers the county boards have cut values
d little lower, under probable theory
that In raising BY percentages the
state board will not get them as high
as, they did last year.
Generally, though, the valuations are
increased In total from last years re-
turns. and the first ten counties to
make returns showed that they had
found an increase of $650,000 over
what was dug u p ayear ago, but at
the same time they we're more than q
million dollars under what the same
counties were left BY the state board
last year after II had completed its
work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
FARMERS ARE BUSY.
Oats Are Being Cut In Clay County.
South Dakota.

Oats Are Being Cut In Clay County,
South Dakota.
These are busy days for Clay county
farmers and from this time on the ac-
tivity on the farm will be great The
harvest season is at hand. A great
many farmers began cutting oats last
week and all are in the fields this
week Oats will probably average in
the vicinity Of fifty bushels per acre.
Next week attention will be directed
toward the wheat fields, which. have
ripened fast the past few days. Corn
is jumping along at a rapid rate and
is no longer considered backward.
The past ten days of hot weather has
done the business. Nothing but an
unusually early frost, il weather con-
ditions remain firm, can rob the farm
ers Of one OF the biggest and best corn
crops ever cribbed. There has been
some talk that late potatoes would not
mature as they should, but big grow
ers see no reason for this statement.
Potatoes should be the cheapest this
fall that they have been in four years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04

CROOKS AS HARVEST HANDS.

Knights of the Jimmy Invade South
Dakota In Guise Of Laborers.
The Sfuox Falls authorities have
sent out a note of warning to bankers
and others in the vicinity of Sioux
Falls to take all possible precautions
against robbery.
It has been learned that number
Of expert cracksmen have invaded this
territory and unless precautions are
taken country banks and stores are
likely to be raided Merchants and
bankers in all parts OF the state will
be on their guard against raids by the
cracksmen, who, following their Gus.
tom in the past, are entering the state
Just at a time when thousands Of har.
vest hands are drifting In to secure
work on the farms Of the state.
Strangers are SO common from this
time until late in the fall that cracks
men by mixing with the harvest hands
are not easily detected and have bet
ter opportunity to carry on their dep
relations.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
"PLuG" FOR IRRIGATION.
Board Meets Next Month and Promo
ters Are WORKING Hard.

Board Meets Next Month and Promo
ters Are Working Hard.
Theaboard OF irrigation will meet in
Belle Fourche on Aug. 20, number of
officials connected with the reclama-l
ton service to be present. Those in
terested locally in the furthering Of
this irrigation matter are using all the
efforts possible to get the owners of
land along the proposed bitches to
sign over their property to the Belle,
Fourche Valley Water Users assOci-
alton Unless the orders Of the recla-
nation service are concurred in it is
possible that the irrigating project
will be laid over until next year. How
ever, thus far there has been but lit
tie objection on the part of the land
owners to sign over their land. At
Rapid City special meeting is to be
called fthe land owners along lower
Box Elder, which is a part of the irri-
eating scheme. 1t is expected that by
Aug. so all the requirements will be
complete and that the work will be
taken up Immediately.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
OF Government land
First Luck in Rosebud Drawing Falls TO a Nebraska
yeteran--First One Hundred Lucky Ones.

The eagerly awaited day for the
drawing of the lands Of the Rosebud
reservation dawned bright and sultry.
An hour before the time appointed
for the drawing TO begin there was
crowd Of 500 or 1000 persons sur
rounding the building at Chamberlain
In which the registered names we're
to be drawn. The crowd was much
smaller than expected,
Promptly at 8 o'clock United States
Land Commissioner Richards inaugn
rated proceedings by announcing the
rules that were to govern the drawing
The commissioner and Judge Cleaner
Weakley Of Omaha and P. F. sherman
of Sioux Falls were the committee
empowered to conduct operations.
The huge wheel which held the
names of hopeful aspirants for quarter
sections was in a box ten feet long
by thirty-one inches through. A rod
running the entire length Of the box
was rugged with crankhandles by
which the box could be turned AT
| $50 a. m. the entire registration had
been thoroughly mixed and placed IN
the box. Eight boys were selected to.
serve on alternate days.
Lucky" sommers drew the lot
which named him as the first to draw
from the box. Shortly after 10 o'clock,
lat signal from the commissioner,
Young sommers inserted his hand into
the box and drew out the first en-
velope. which he handed to the com
missioner The commissioner tore
open the envelope and announced:
william Mccormick of Lancaster
county, Neb.'
1 One thousand names were drawn
during the day, at the conclusicH Of
(which the drawing was adjourned UNI
It'll 8 o'clock in the morning.
| William Mccormick of Lancaster
county, Neb., who drew the first
choice, is twenty-seyen years old and
81 veteran of the Spanish American
war, having served in the Second Me-
4 oraska volunteers.
/ The first LOO lucky ones in the draws
ing were as follows:
| william Mccormick, Lancaster coun-
lty, Neb.
Talus Rugge, Tea, S. D.
i H. Wesley Grown, Dakota City,
INeb
Miltness Dotson, Sprague, Neb.
j Louis Joubert, Forest, III.
Thomas Parkinson, Knoxville, Iowa.
Lee Brewer, Grafton, Neb.
Frank ]. Beebe, Platte, S. d.
Henry ]. Richert, Parker, s. ID.
George e. Fleither, St Louis, Mo.
Edward j. Walker, Willow Lake, s.
10.
Jesse G. Morgan. Gravity, Iowa.
Lucius G. Noakes. Lake City. Iowa.
| Huber B. Smith, Omaha, Neb
Grant Hicks, Sioux Falls, S. d.
George w Dye, Macedonia, Iowa.
Andrew j. Holmberg, Rockford, Ill.
Martin Clemenson, Valley Springs,
8. ID.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
STATE COMMITTEES.
selections Made BY the Democratic

Selections Made BY the Democratic
Convention.
AT the Democratic state convention
held at Aberdeen, the following were
appointed members Or the state cen
trail committee, there being one com
mitteeman from each county:
Aurora William Groves, Plankin'
ton.
Beadle w. a. Lynch Huron.
Bonhomme- William Reese, Scot
land
Brookings b. Il. Groton, Brookings.
Brown. Splitter, Aberdeen.
Brule w. q. Richards, Kimball.
Butte A. H. Shockley, Belle
Fourche.
Campbell-R. r. Cranston, Pollock.
Charles Mix Frank s. Strobe. Wag-
ner.
Clarks. A. Keenan,, Clark.
Clay William +. Carnahan. vermil-i
lion.
codington August Dunner. Water
town.
Custer william r. Palmer, Jr,, Gus
ter.
Day--M. Asmud, Bristol
DEUEL.. q. Cochrane, Gary.
Douglas, Levi ID. Wait, Armour.
Edmunds- Frank J Tracy, Ipswich.
Fall River-E. S. Ames, Hot Springs.
Faulk--J. =. Conway, Orient.
Grant-H. s. Yolkmar, Milbank.
Gregory e. Nj. Starcher, Fairfax.
Hamlin John s. Kicks. Hazel.
Hand Not namely.
Hanson b. II. Wickam, Alexandria.
Hughes a.. ID. Pringles Pierre.
Hutchinson Dennis Foley, Memo.
Hyde F. T. Latta. Highmore.
Jerauld George Backus, Messing
ton Springs.
Kingsbury William F. Brennan,
Lake Preston.
Lake.. Ianglin, Madison.
Lawrence lanes Cusick, Lead.
Lincoln-Thomas Burke, Hudson.
Lyman RI. RI Whitefield. Oacoma.
Marshall George 4. Mason, Britton.
McCook T. r. Ryan, Bridgewater.
McPherson- Jim T. Haar, Eureka.
Meade-John d. Hall, Sturgis.
Miner-A. e. Chamberlain, Howard.
Minnehaha--W. T. Adamson, Sioux
Falls.
Moody--H. M. Buck, Egan.
Pennington John P. McElroy, Rap
i'd city.
Potter Daniel O'Connor, Gettys-
burg.
Roberts N w. Gornand Wilmot,
Sanborn r. e. Dowdell, Artesian.
Spink-T. w. Childs, Mellette.
Stanley--D David Moore, Fort Pierre.
8Turner f. N Slower, Centerville.
Union Thomas S. Fitch, Elk Point
Walworth- James Coffee, Selby.
Yankton- Charles Frenzy, Yankton
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
BATHING AHlnr" HARD ON HIM.
Man Leaps Into Bath Tub Upon Glass
Jar and Is Cut.


AmieI Baumgardner Of Cotton had
just finished reading the Health
Hints column Of Sunday paper, IN
which frequent bathing was set forth
ID one oil the essentials To long life,
when he decided to prolong his life by
following the advice given. He ac-
cordingly leaped into bath tub, but
unfortunately for him q glass jar in
some unaccountable manner had found
q refuge ii the bottom Of the tub.
Baumberger struck the jar with such
force that it broke beneath bis weight,
horribly cutting bis feet. Before Q
doctor could reach the scene he was
very weak from loss OF blood and ia .
short time would doubtless have died
Twenty-eIght stitches were necessary
to cIost the wounds made by the brok
en- glass. It viii be several weeks be
fore the injured man will be able Is
resume his regular occupation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04

Joseph 4. Whitman. Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
George ". wainwright, Lawton,
Okla.
August Blanke, Britton; s. p.
Alexander Chapman, Harrison coun
tit. Iowa.
Bryan Al. Kidaer, Lynn. MINI,
Anna M. Alden, Dentonyille, Kan.
Milton r. Bash. Sioux City, Iowa.
Anna Botsford Tilden, Neb.
Frank Dyke, Tyndail, $. D.
Albert II. Kaeke, Hilger. Neb.
Ole M. Oleson, Cumberland. Iowa.
James B. Calvin, Leayenworth. Kan,
Martin 4. Buck. Unionville, Mo.
James Farley. Creston. Iowa,
Julia Crutler, Paterson Iowa.
Andrew j.. Mefford, Woodbine, Iowa,
Anna Wurtz, Yankton, S, p.
William Al Braden Trainor. Iowa.
Irwin w. Pape, Berlin, Neb.
Sanford Roils, St James. Neb.
Joseph III. Ford, Lookout Wyo.
Arthur M. Hough, Wetmore, Kan.
Theodore @. Johnson. Kansas City,
Mo.
Charles Werner .Bowles, Iowa.
John Jackson, Vermillion, S. p,
John Fl. Peterson, Spencer, Neb.
j. B. Perrine, Wisner, Neb.
Allen e. Blowitt, Flandreau, s. p.
Lester IA. Challan, Omaha, Neb.
James G. jenkins, Council Bluffs,
Iowa
Edward Al. Miller. Ansley, Neb
George w. Swailer, Rome. Iowa.
BENJAMIN f. johnson, ST. Joseph,
Mo.
Nels ]. Pinnell, shakeley. Neb.
Orris J.. Chafe, Tabor, s. p.
Edmund Hughes, Springfield, s. ID.
George Longheri Boone, Iowa.
Harry Dow Gibson, Gait, Mo.
Charles w. Brady. Omaha, Neb.
Clarence Guldenheill, Lawrence, s..
ID.
Francis II Roberts, st. James, Neb.
Edward Wonderseek, Atkinson, Neb.
John S. Wooster, Mariondale, S. ID,
John r.. Powell, Emporia, Kan.
James A. Pierson, Ponca, Neb.
julius j, Pilsinger, Sioux City, Iowa.
Fred r. .Bayless. Ida Grove, Iowa.
Waldo r. Seidoll, Hilger, Neb.
Oscar p. Miller, Pearl City. Ill.
Lewis L. Horning, Winfield, Kan.
William Il Pease, Lynch, Neb.
Casius E. Grote, Sioux City. Iowa.
A. v. Shadbolt Waverley, Iowa.
L. A. Burnham, Kansas City, Mo.
f. F.. Hines, Woodburn, Iowa.
o. j. Harris. Aurelia, Iowa.
j. F. Cary, Cleghorn, Iowa.
A. 81 Lindsay, st. Joseph, Mo.
j. Courtney. Atchison, Kan.
William Brewer, Yankton, S. d:
j. p. Smith, Akron, Iowa.
H. Baughna, Elkhorn, Wis.
j. H. Bradka, Ordne, Neb.
William Rash, Linden, Iowa.
George Cornwell, Bonesteel S. d.
III. w. Lea, Perry Iowa.
]. M. Erwin, Bonesteel, S. ID.
]. Donata, Tyndall, S. ..
j. G. Dillon, Lebanon, Kan.
c, l.. Herbert, Tina, Mo.
William Dimes, Clay Center, Neb.
Fred Safer, Mason City, Ill.
j. e. Lsutz, Blair, Neb.
]. E. Higginson, Heliopolis, I'll.
r.. B. Wade, Centralia, Mo-
il "A. Morton, Superior, Neb.
Charles Taylor, Butte, Neb.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-04
c. cOLD BR|CKFRON TWOW[[KS' RUN
Horseshoe Company Makes Another Rich Cleanup
One District Has Been Dubbed 1.-The Farm

berry gulch by the Puritan company.
The plant was recently bought from
the North Star company near Custer.
The Homestake company is drop
ping 1000 stamps In its six mills. The
Anxious mill was recently enlarged
with 40 stamps, making it 800 stamps
altogether. This is the largest stamp
mill in the world The company is
hosting and treating more than 1900
tons of GRE every twenty-four hours.
Some important experiments are being
carried on at the experimental plant
on the shines, which carry value In
the ore. Several persons from the
East are here working on the problem.
1t is expected that some Of the proc
esses will be completed sufficiently to
treat the shines the same as the tall
ings are being treated, which will add
greatly to the daily saving on the ore.
The company offers a royalty on the
shines thus treated, which makes 1t an
incentive for inventors TO work on the
process. d. G.. Boley of Deadwood
says he has a process perfected.
The first carload Of ore has been
shipped from the Black Hills to the
experimental plant at the worlds fair.
1t was taken from the Golden Reward
mine at Terry. The next shipment
will be taken from the Spearfish Gold
Mining company's plant at Ragged
Top 1t ID expected that ! 500 tons Of
ore will be shipped.
=. 4ees&ss%se4ssees4 ssssssseAe@s<se
IDA. the sixyear- old daughter Of
Henry Duyal, living eight miles north
Of Pukwana, fell out Of the buggy
while the family we're going home
from town and broke her neck. A
| physician was called Immediately, but
the little one was past all earthly
help. she stood up IN the buggy as
they were going over arough piece Of
road and the motion Of the buggy
threw her out
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Yroelamatiom betreffs Ses vSm.
oiana=S Cages. "

CUR Seier bss .Snbiana=Sases" auf
Der @eltausfellung tpel6e laut pro-
clamation oes @ouberneurs 9urbin
am /. September ffnttfinbet, tpirb cine
sablrei9e getbeiligung Der 8eb6lte-
rung ertpartet. Nm Wtorgen finbei
cine arobe militdrii9e parabe bonn
administrations 8ebdube Bis gum
Snbiana 9aus fatt. @oubsrneur Sur=
bin nit ieinem Stab pirb bon ie einem
Battalion 8unbestruppen uno bon ben
pbilippinen begleitet meroen. Nn'
ipra9en tpsrben bon @oup. Surbin,
NusHelIunss prdioent Grancis unb
9eut. @ouberneur Gilbert gebalt.n
werben. Nbenos finoet GROCER @m=
pfang beg @ouberneurs unb ieiner @e=
mablin ffatt. Man ertpartet, baB Die
@iienba6nsn fur oieien Sag Gabrpreis.
ermdbigungen 9eudbren tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
8eoausrli9ss Serisbsm.

sSn Der Wobnung ibrer @ltern, gde
Senate Npe. unb Norb Strabe, liegt
felt einigen Sasen Jrl. &ubp Sempsl
am 8ppbus i6uer ertrantt barnieoer.
9as iunss Wdo9en batte cine untbsr=
pinbli9e Gurdt nor Der Srantbeit
beri6isoentli6 ausgsipro6en uno aus
bieiem 8runbe tpurbe bic gtatur ibrer
Qrantbeit bon ben beiorgten @ltern por
ibr dneftli9 bsrbsimlidt. Wie ia in
allen Sppbusfdlen, 10 aud bier, puros
elm @eiunbheits-8 -8eamter sur Snipec=
tiOn gum Sauie seianot uno obne wsi=
ter na9suosntsn, iebte berielbe fie bon
Der Irt ibrer 6rcntbeit in &enntnib.
Qurs na6 ibrem geiuhe peri4lim=
inert, fi4 ibr 3ufianb uno bas Wdo=
den lieet ieitbsm beiinnunsslos i'm
Gisbsrpahne. beitdnbig ibrer Jurbt,
baB lie Der 9rantbeit erlie9en tueroe.
Gusoruf berleibeno. Sie Gltern fnt
trDfflps unb beftir9ten, baB bic 3ranf
belt einen i4limmsn 9lusguns nimmt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Concert tint 9enti@en 6amie.

Sas geftriee Nbenb- -@oncert i'm
Deuti9en Saus fpnnte megen beg elm.
9etretenen Hesens nibt i'm 8arten,
fonbern mubte in Der unteien 9alls ab,
gehalten peroen. Srrb bes ungtinffigen
Wetters NOR elm 3iemlib 3ablreides Pu-
blitum anmeienb unb ipurbe bemielben
elm berbOrragenoer 2unitgenuB burd
bic 0ortrdse bes Seutiden 6aus.
Quartetts, bsfebenb aus ben 6erren
9omsr ban @is, 9nbrem Smith, Wm.
Wiorriion ilnb Olipsr Sienise sebOten.
Stiirmiider Beifal lobnte bic bros
ben Sdnger unb muBten fi4 bieislben,
ba berfslbe sar nidt enben pollte,
su biberien Dreingaben berbeilahen.
Der ibrise Sheil bes @Oneertes
tpurbe bon bss Snbianapolis Militdr.
2apsae in betannter 9ebiesener @eifs
treifi8 bur9gefiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Gin Tabrunfaa uod slidlt&
berlaufem.

Sbomas 9leilan, Der Superintendent
Der Snoianapolis Sanitarp Co., ent-
sing gsfern nit tnappsr Notb ernifen
0erlebunsen. 3uerit brad Die Seidfel
unb fiel bem pferbe arf bic 6erien,
bas Sbier puroe i6eu uno brannte
bura, Meilan lenfte bas pfero auf einen
3aun au unb es gelana ibm, hahelbe
gum Stsben su brinsen unb ben S9a,
ben 3eitpeilis 3u repariren. Gum
3tpeiten Male brad bic Seidiel uno
pteber brannte bas pferb burd unb
wieper gelang es Neilan, bahelbe unt:r
@ontroQe au brin9en. @ls Die &epa=
ratur nOdmals brad uno oas pferb,
i'm bollen 2auf babinrafenb, nm cine
gde bog, flOg Neilan aui bic Strobe
uno nur nit tnapper Hrtb entsins er
bem Sdidial. burd einen Straben=
babnwasen berleBt su tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
0alIerIauhnik{feire.-

gauerlaubnibf1 define
s. Subins, WObnbaus, 2121 Waoi'
ion, 81 400. = potper Builbine Co..
5beater, All .. @aibinstOn, SO, 600.
= Warsaret S9ulte, 5rame=Wobn.
baus, College Mbe. tlabe o., $1,000.
Barney 2aob. Cottage, 215 Walter,
81, ,000.-@barles &line, Grame=Woh.
baus, 2108 gornel, $2,250.
Senrp Grobmeper, Badfteinbaus, 30
g. Meribian Str.. $i3. .700.-@. u.
Walott unb Mb. 9eretb, &eperaturen,
1872 8. Waibinston Ctr. $1,000. =
8. u. O'9ea, 2 b6ls. 6duier, 26.
Str, $l200.-Soiepb Self, b6l3
Saus. 254 Solmes Mbe., $1700.-W.
6. Tsit, Cottage. 25. Str, nabe Ben.
ton abe., 1926. - Nsnes &Oooder,
b6la. Wobnhaus, &oaae unb @robe,
@tr., $l300.-S. g. 2arses. 8 b6l5.
Wobnbduier, 9outbeaitern Ipe., snaa'
@ruie Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Gtme golonte Waeeoonier ge:
fmnoen.

Wie geftern beri9tet ipurbe, tpar Elm
@rie9e benz Bunoes @Dmmifdr unter
Der 9lntlage bor9efiibrt porben, einen
ni9t fiir ibn beifimmten re9iifrirten
Brief anneetirt 3u haben. Sas 8ors
berb6r muBte berf9oben tperben, ba Der
8erbaftete nur beg ntaeeopnif9en Dia=
lects tunbig uno fein Solmetf4er por.
banben mar. @.ifern ft6berten bic
Deputies beg 8unoes=W =Wari9alls bier
cine aus 20 perionen beitebenoe Colo
ME MaeeoOnier auf, tuel9e ibr Quar-.
tier an Der Weft pearl unb @beiapeate
Strabe aufgef4lagen baben. Sieielben
fino bel &ingan's bef9dftigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
9ie meme Weorris Str. .=Brafe

@ountp= Sneenieur 3lausmann pirf
Biz gum nddHsn Wittwod Den @ountp'
gommiHdren bic pldne fir Die neu'
Worris Ctr. Bride iiber ben W3it,
8iper iiber9eben.
Sieie Bride tpirb na9 ibrer 0olen.
buns Die ldnsife iein. rel9e ie in Ma
rion @ountb aebaut tpurbe.
sic wiro fiinf g69en haben, bi'
Spannung bon 3.peien tuiro is 80 GuB.
bonn mittlsren 8osen 110 SUB uni
bon ben beiben anoeren Y5gen ie 9(
SUB iein.
Sis Spscificationen FIR bic @ontrae.
torsn lautsn, 10 melt es bas Watsrial
anbetrifft, fur cine Bride aus Stein,
reipsctibe Stabl=@Onerete unb Stabl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Mfe6rta6t TenerzNlarmf
Riefen um 11Iitterna4t 9robe
2lufreaune an Ger Jnoiana
2lpenne herpor.
) Nferoe perbrammt.

3urs bor Mitternadt tpurbe bic
Teuermehr na1 Der Bdderei bon Senrp
&i9ert, 810 Snoiana aue., gerufen,
poielbf in Dem nabe Der Sadiube be-
leqenen Stale Elm Jeuer aus9e
bro9en mar.
Sn bemielben waren Quantitdten
bon Ssu sslagsrt unb als bic Soia-
mannidaft auf Der granbitdtte er-
i9ien, ba mar Der Stall bereits in Elm
Meer BON 6lammsn einsebhlt.
@ie Jsuerearben i4ohsn lie aus
benz Dat berpOr uno anfdnsli4 idien
es, als Oh bic bena9barten @ebduoe
ebsnfals benz perbeerenoen Clement
gum Opfer fallen tuiirben.
Sa Die @efabr elmer Teuersbrunf
nabe lag. 10 batte Geuerpebr=@beI
@oots, mel6er perIDnlih auf bel
Sranoitdtte antpeieno mar, iofcrt sinsr
smeiten 9llarm gebsn lahen, aui
psl9en bin weitere SpriBen=@Ompag;
MEN berbeieeeilt paren.
Sen Mnitrengungen Der Jsuerpeb,
selans es, oas 6euer auf ieinsn 9srf
su beIdrdnten, iobaB bic Nadbarbdr.
sr bon ben sierigen 3iinaelnoen Jlam'
men beri9ont blisben. Der Stall, ir
peldem bas 6suer aussebro9en mar.
purbe nit ieinem aeiammten Snbal
elm &aub Der 6lammen, ebenio aud
bic banebenliegenoe Badfube.
2eibsr tamen audi fiinf Pferbe II
osmislben um, oa es unmDgli9 mar
bieielben in's Sreie 81 bringen. 8ein
8eriu9e oieieIben 81 retten, aOg lid
Serr &idert, Der i'm buntlen fiel.
| i9mersli9s 8erlsbungen 3ll.
Der @eiammtT9aben, pelden 8i'
6ert erlei0et, miro auf $4,000 ae'
fddbt; berielbe III gum gr6Bten 9beil'
bur6 8erli6eruns aebeft.
Sn Der Na9baridaft Der grano'
ftdite berri6te unter ben getpObnerr
eine riefige Iufregung, ba oieielber
| burCh ben Nlarm aus ihrem erfter
Stlummer getpsdt poroen waren.
Sieielbe wuroe baour9 nod erb0bt
oaB, in Golse elmer 8ertettung De
slettrii9sn Srdbte, Der 6euersNlarn
fir cine tur3e 3eit ununterbro9en er
Hang, 10 baB es fi4 anb6rte, als oh eli
@eneral=alarm seeeben tporoen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Selbfmoro onrdJ Gri9teRen.

@eitarn Nabmiitas fura nad l16r
ma4te Der SIS Sabre alte Wai9iniit
Sarrp .. Goral, 17O8 ganbes Str.
ieinem 2eben bur4 gri9ieBen Elm
@nbe. Goral, Elm @etpobnbeitstrin=
ter bate, ben Nn9aben Der 6amilien.
mitalieber nad, feline Wobnuna Mor.
gems um etwa 9 lIbr berlaHen uno
tehrte erit turs por 5 l1br 3uriid. Gr
fing in b,trunfenem 3uitanbs 3miiiis=
tsiten on unb ioq seorObt babsn, Grau
uno So6ter au eridieBen. 3ulebt be-
gab er iia in ben Staa uno 9lei9
oarauf ert6nte elm S9uB.
JoraG murbe blutenb aufeefunben
uno beri9ieo tpeni9e Minutem ipdter.
gr bate einen unbe3dbmbaren Mppetit
fur Spirituoien unb beridiebentli9 iol
3mii4en ibm unb ieiner Gamilie eine
Srennuns itattsefunben baben, jeooG
na6bem er 8eiierung 9elobte. einisten
iie ll9 ftets. GOraQ lou f9 ieiner
S4wd9e pobl bepubt getpeien iein, Der
er bergebens ginbalt su tbun beriudte.
@r ma9te pOr einiser 3eit eine 8ur in
glainfisIo burd, Inn ieiner Su9t mad
SpirituOien ginbalt su gebieten, iebod
per9ebens. 0eridiebene Male foa e,
Selbitmorogebanten gedubert baben,
Die er na4 benz seitrisen 6amilien-
ifreite CUR glusfhbrune bra9te. Si'
Sei9e tuurbe Coroner Sutetpiler aIl
@orbereituns surSeitattuns iiberseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Coroner mirS 1tmteriadnms am=
feQen.

Sames Seymour, Der 3eitun9sbdno=
fer, Der in elmer S9ldgerei nit oeul
gonbucteur umo benz Sepddpdrter
zines s. 8. & 3. 3uges 10 i9wer ber=
IsBt muroe, iit na9 Anfi9t oes ibn be-
6anbelnben 4rates nidt, tpie bur9 Die
gabnaneeiteltsn bebauptet miro, our4
@lasIplitter, iOnbern our9 einen Mei-
ieritid bertpunbst. Ser Coroner bon
Sancof @ountn piro 6eute ober NOR.
gen bic nnteriudung bes Gales bOr=
nebmen uno Die Musiasen bes pertpun.
beten Mannes erteegennebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Ginlaaums Der @aferperfs Sc:
ieai@aft smr &eii@tismms Der
temem Mnlasem.


Die @afierwerts=8 8sieaIdaft bat ge=
fern Die Witglieber Der 8eb6rbe fii,
6fentli9e Werfe, ben Stabt-S Sngenieur
Soup, unb Den Sta6t.@ontroQeur
Dunn einselaoen, heute bic neus
pumpen=Nnla9e in Der &iberfoe=Sta=
tion su beii4ti9en.
Sieielbe tpurbe geiern In 8etrieb
eeTeBt unb leiitete Muberorbentli9es.
sic ioll cine @apa3itdt BON S0,000,-
900 @allonen baben, unb mirb baupts
fd9lid fur 9odorud BEL sroBen 5eu-
ern in Nnuenbun9 tommen.