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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
Cndahx Lost Much Meat.

Wichita. Kas., June 6.-The John
Cudahy Packing company is loser by
the overflow of Chisholm creek to the
extent of $4,000. That is given on
the authority of William Brown, SUI
Derintendent of the Cudahy Packing
company here. He stated that the
cellars of the plant contained 1,000.-
600 pounds of meat, all Of which is
covered with about three feet of
muddy water
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
Fnnnd q Dead Bodv-

Ottawa, Kan, June 6.-The body of
an Italian, about 80 years old, was
found near the Santa F'e tracks at the
North Ottawa junction Saturday.
There was a long cash across the
throat. Papers on the clothing indi-
cate that the man had been in Kansas
City recently. Photographs will be
sent there for Identification.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
AT JOPLIN.

The Miners gave the Fort Scott team
a shutout Sunday The visitors gave a
nnisera bic exhibition of ball. Durbin,
the new pitcher, did well, but his sup
port was poor. Lowell famed eight
men,
Score by innings: Ri. e
Joplin ---------1 z : ~ II 1
Fort Scott ......-... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0 8
Batteries-Lowel and Vanderbilt;
Durbin, Agon and F'redericks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06

Dodge City, Kas., June Com
plant was filed here Saturday with
the county attorney against the joint
lists and saloons. and the sheriff
arrested all the keepers. Expressmen
were busy hauling barrels and cases
of beer to the courthouse.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
AT TOLEDO.

NiIwaukee's sIuggers pounded REFS
ling hard and won as they pleased.
Stricklett kept the hits scattered. At
tendance, $500.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Milwaukee ...-..3 0 o 2-10 IA 2
Batteries - Reisling and Brown;
StrickIett and Speer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Worlds Fair Line.

Seven daily trains between Kansas
City and St. Louis which leave Kan
sas City 6:55, 500, 1910 a. m. and
1:1O, 9:15, 1900 D. m. and 1905 mid
night.
Ask for your ticket via this line
from Kansas City. If you miss one
train, you will not have long to wait
for another.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06

Washington, June 6.-The following
rural free delivery routes will COM
mence July 1: Kansas-Anthony.
Harper county; length of routes, SIS
miles; population served, 1916.
Pretty Prairie, Reno county; length
of routes, 571z miles; population
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
Cheap Rates for Vacation Trims

From Kansas City via Chicago C.rest
Western railway. $1,000 to St. PAM or
Minneapolis, $500 to Duluth. Superio1
Ashland or Bayfield,. Equally low,
rates to summer resorts in Minnesota
and Michigan Tickets on sale aT-er4-
day to September 3Oth. Good to re.
turn until October 31st. For further
information apply to any Great West
ern agent or J. P. Elmer, G. p. A.
Chicago, jill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
Princeton Lost to Yale.

New Haven. June 6.-The Yale ana
Princeton teams met on Yale field for
the first game in the twenty-second
annual championship baseball series
between the two universities. The at
tendance was very large. The score.
Princeton .....1 0 0 0 0 0 O-1
Yale -.....-1 o 0 "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
10 Jail for selIing Iliauor.

Minneapolis, Kas., June George
Strive, of Bennington, was tried be-
fore Judge Rees on two counts for
selling Intoxicating liquor. He was
fined 5000 and sent to Jail for sixty
DAYS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06

The summary: Earned runs-Pitts-
burg Z. Two-base hits-Abbott 2, Kane,
Cope, Baerwald Terrence. Three-base
hits-Kane McLear, Baldwin. Struck
out-Howie 5. Stolen bases-Sisler,
Abbott, McLear, Cope, Kane, Sea-
baugh, Baerwald 3. Durand, florence
Double plays-McLear to Seabaugh-
Bases on balls-Of HOWE I. off Tor
renee f. Left on bases-Pittsburg 4,
Topeka 10. Umpire-Strarup. Time
40 Attendance-1,5 500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AT COLORADO SPRINGS

The MilIionaires were easy for the
Omahas Sunday. McNeely was batted
all over the field. Mil and Thomas each
got a. home run.
Score by innings: RH E.
Colorado Springs OO410O1Oo-6 i
Omaha -. 80 4O1O21 4-12 13 2
Batteries-McNeely and Baerwald;
McCarty and Gonding.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06

garet's hospital, and was unconscious
for more than a week. He then began
to recover, but his mind was found
to be affected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
WABASH TO ST. LOUIS.
Worlds Fair Route-'FoIIovv the
Flag"

Only line to Worlds fair main an
trance. Five daily trains from Kansas
City. Shortest line ASK your agent
for tickets over the Wabash
L S. MCCLELLAN
Western Passenger Agent
Kansas City, Mo.
H. G. SHIELDS.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Kansas City. Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE.
AT PITTSRITRC

In the Sunday game of the series the
Saints were shut out easily by the locals.
The locals played ball like a machine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
FORT SCOTT.
Gle BATTTNG

That there has been Armstrong
dickering'' going on in the past sew
fourth consecutive time, by this clip
ping from the Sedalia Capital of Sun
day:
peka to catch and manage the team,
and Army is willing, as there is more
money in the job than he is receiving
from Topeka, but he cannot obtain his
release unless Sedalia will consent to
the transfer of Big John Schrant to
Topeka to succeed Army behind the
bat.
'sPresident Shively wants Sedalia
to sell Schrant to Topeka, but the
Kansans are not willing to pay the
price demanded, so there you are.
Last night Secretary Codding
wired. President Shively that Sedalia
did not care to part company with
Schrant. who last year led the league
in batting, and is doing even better
this year, but in order to help out the
Fort Scott team Big John would be
allowed to go to Topeka in exchange
for either Welday or Bayless of Jop-
lin or Red Wilson of lola. To this
message Mr.. Codding did not receive
a reply"
also mean Earl Green for Arm
strong's release to Fort Scott carries
a double value, namely, Green and a
money consideration towards buying
the big Sedalia Outhelder- Ihen also
a deal is on foot to get Bankhead and
Shu1neyer. the second baseman and
right fielder of the lola team Should
all these new faces be secured, IL
would mean a general strengthening
of the Saints, good to see. President
Shively is interested in the ''dicker-
ing due to a desire to strengthen up
the Fort Scott Giants
The SedaIia Sentinel prints a story
which if it can be proven will mean
Umpire Owens dismissal from the
staff. Under haring headlines Of "Ow-
ems a Traitor" the following spicy tale
Sedalia and Umpire Owens are on
the outs, and if the reports from
Springfield are true, (and they come
from an authentic sOurce), Owens ca
reer as an umpire Will soon be over in
the Valley League
owens umpired the Sedalia-Spring-
field series here last week, which re-
suited in Springfield winning two and
Sedalia one game. Owens work up to
these series was nearly perfect, and he
vas given due credit. In these series
slight discrepancies were noticed and
in the second and third games his de-
cisions were especially raw. Little was
said of the matter, because of Owens
mast record, and, while many who wit
messed the games charged unfairness.
the matter was overlooked, the fans
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06

st. Louis and Return $3.50.
Rock Island System, Monday. June 6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06
MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE STAND

St. Louis and Return $11.4O-Santa
Good for Is days; s12.7O for 50
days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-06


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis s, Kansas City 2.
Columbus 6, Minneapolis s.
St. Paul 6, Louisville 3.
Milwaukee II, Toledo g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis 3, Boston 2.
Pittsburg IL, Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 4.
New York 2, Cincinnati 2 I'll in
nings).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 2.
Boston 2, Cleveland 2.
Washington ?, Chicago 0.
New York 5, Detroit 1.
MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE.
Sedalia IA, Springfield 8.
Topeka 3, Pittsburg 2.
IOla-Leavenworth wet grounds
Joplin-FOrt Scott; rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs Z, Omaha 4.
Denver s, Des Moines 3.
Sioux CITY 2 St. .Josanb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Seb0rae fir off. @erfe.

9ie Seb6rbe bat benz Stabtratb ei-
men Contract iibermittelt, pel6en liz
NIT Der 2ate grie & @eftern 8abn-
@sieaidaft abgei9loRen bat. Surt
benfslben miro Der @ompasnie bic CT
laubniB srtbeilt, iiber bic %. Ctr. Elm
Ssitenseleiie 3u lessn. 9as bumOri.
fiide an Der Sadie 1T, baBl bieies 8e=
leiis bersits Dor Sabr uno Gag selesi
uorben 1T. obne baB Der Staotratb
feline grlaubnib ertbeilt bate. SIN
uebrissn erleoigte bic 8eb6roe nAr
&outinee @eiddfte.
Die SdluB=NReBmsnt=2 its muroe
beffdtist fur
&ies=plafterung Der IL. Ctr. bon
8spiOe @pe. Bis 2sptone Npe.
@ement-S sitsntpsse in 9ancud Str,
bon ben gia Sour Geleiien Biz Sba
StraBe.
3issphaiferun9, @ement=S eitenpess
uno 3innlteine in Der parf Nbe., bon
Mooiepelt gbe. Bis %. Str.
@etu9e purben eingerei6t FIR:
9otal=W b3ugscanal in Der MIep iiib:
lid bon proipect Str, bon Sarlan ctr.
Biz @burbman Gbe.
WaHsrr6bren in Der Sib Srbing.
ton Nbe., BON Waibinston Str. Bic
Sultan Mbs.
@aHerr6bren in Der 26. Strabs, bon
Nortbweifern Nbe biz @tbsl ctr.
gnosiltis beidlOKen wuroen:
@emsnt=S eitenmese in Der Wilburn-
@traBe, bon Snbiana 9lbe. Biz Is.
6trabe.
2issphaIteruns uno Gement=S eiien=
pe9e in Der Nelion Str, bon 2erins.
tone biz Spann=Ibe.
@ement-S eitenmese in Der Wpoo.
lapn Nbs., bon Sosbroof Str. Biz
8ir9inia Ipe.
@r6fnung uno @rweiterung De,
2ural Str., bon Mi4igan- big 10.
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Snoiama @st:erberi9t fur
Septem6et.

Die Snbiana Nbtbeiluns beg Ser.
Staaten : 0e~tierbureaus berDfentli9t
iOeben fOlsenoen @onatberidt fur ben
Staat i'm September b. S.:
Sie mittlere Semperatur i'm State
fiir ben porigen Wonat betrug nod
benz 8erihte aus So Stationen GIL
@rab, mas or @rab b6ber 1T, aIs bic
Mittel : Semperatur i'm September
1908 unb 0.3 Grab iiber benz Normal,
fanb fur ben Monat; Die b61fte mos
natli9e Wittel Semperatur betrug
72.6 Grab in Some, bic niebrigfe 62.2
Grab in Nuburn; bic h6dfe Sempe-
ratur berridte in Some, SO Grab am
l. uno T., bic nieorigfte in BlufftOn,
3.2 @rab, am %. September.
Ser our9i9nittlide &esenfall fur
September betrug i'm State 81
3oa, mas LEO 3oI mebr 1T als fir
September 1903, unb 0.63 3oq iiber
benz Mormal. RegenfaI fir ben Monat;
Der gr0bte getrag mar 6.12 3of in
Waibinston, Der 9eringfte 2.01 3oa in
Moore's Dill; bic Durdfanitts3abl
bon Saeen nit DOL Grab unb bariiber
Nieoerf9las mar s. Nubersep6bn-
li9er &egenfaa uurbe fsiner beri9tet.
Die borberrI9enoeIW inoriGtung mar
Gtibmeft; bic @eiammtbemeguus be-
trug In Snbianapolis 6.231, in Grams
bile 4,238 Meilen. Sie burdi9nitt=
lide Mn3abl flarer t8aee betrue IA.
Der tbeilpeiie betp6lften 9, unb Der
betu6ltten Sage z. Sn SnbianapOlis
tpurben 20 procent beg m6gliaen Bee
trages bon Sonnenf9ein beri4tet.
@etpitter famen i'm September Dor
am l. auf 6 Stationen, am 2. auf
IL, am 8. auf 8, am 6. auf l. am z.
auf 8, am 13. auf 9, am IA. auf z,
am Is. auf 26, am 10. auf l, am 20.
auf z, am "a. auf 9, am Is. auf z,
am 26. auf Is, am q. auf 2 unb am
80. September auf II Stationen.
Nsbel terridtsn am l.. Z, g., g.,
TO-, H., 49,, A.. 15.. 16-. 49,, co..
25., g., 81. unb %. September.
2ei1ter Jrof fisl am 49,. 16.. 16.,
I'll, %. unb 20. September; 0asel
fiel am IL. unb 18. September.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

@or einem6 riebensri4ter
in Orange, Netp Serien, erf9ienen uns
lGngft Serr unb Srau Stto 9ugo
Sperber, bic mitTammen BON patasos
MEN 6is Nep Yort gu SUB getommen
tparen, urn ii9 trauen gu lafen. Oas
paar CAB an, ldngt Mann unb 6rau
gu fein, bod babe es auf ieiner Reiie
feline Sraurngsbofumente perloren.
lin ipieber folde papiere i'm 8eiiB gu
baben, bat bas Yaar bef9lofen, ii4
auf's Weue trauen gu lafen. 9err
Sperber gab an, in Oeuti9lanb seboz
rem unb bon 8eruf 2iterat gu fein.
Mabame CAB ibren MGb9ennamen
ais Mbele 5reutigsr gberle unb als
ibr 9%eburtslarb Die S9Dei5 an.
Mdbame. Sperber, bic in Orange in
ibrem &bafi 8lopmer : &oftiim alsez
mein @ufieben erreste, erfdien BET
Der Srauungsceremonte in Odmenfo@
film. 8eibe gbeleute finb GORE
fponbenten fir europGif9e 3eitungen
unb balten Dffentli9e 8prtrGge iiber
2anb unb 2eute in @iibamerifa.
Srau8ribset 8anein Nep
gort, bic ben pielfa9en MinionGr
&uHen Sage peeen bes i'm Septem>
Der erfolsten Sobes ibres Satin Sc
remiab &ane, Der als @erpalter zines
benz Gage g%ebOrenben 9aufes bur4
einen Stura BON Der &elertrepe gu
feinem Sobe fam, aif $4,000 S9a<
benerfaB bertlagt bate, lieb fid BON
Gage NIT Der Summe ppn $3.50 abz
finben unb bat bic 4lase auriidgeao=
gen. Oie MnpGlte Der Trau beap=
tragten ppr 9eriht, nahbem bic Jrau
ibre 3uitimmuns gu Der Mbfinbung
eesebsn bate, bab bic alase suriidsee
sogen tperbe, unb na9bem bic Mnz
fpdlte bes0erflagten ibre 3ultimmung
gegeben butten, erlieB Der Nidter cine
5ahingebenbe 8erfiiguns. Sn Der
&lage mar bebauptet porben, bab
Gage fir ben Sob bes5ausperpalters
bermtpOrtli9 lei, neil bic Sreppe ser>
brohen sepefen fei. Dies purbe BON
benz 8erflasten runbpsg sbeItritten;
liberties bebauptste err, Der @erunz
gliidte lei befneipt sefpeien. limb 70
mnbte ii9 bic arrle Srau nit Der fleis
men Summe abfpeifen laFen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
@ef@tdte OelqueQeH Bobrer
bon Der Stanoaro Oil 60.
mad, &mmanten seianat.

Sie STANDARD Oil 60. bat nit n9t
Der befen Oelauenen.8 Obrer i'm State
etnen Contract absei6lofen, I'm fe
nod @umdnien 3u ididen. uno bort
nod Del 3u bobren.
Drei bon ben 2euten finb bon 8rab.
forb gountp, U. Sobnfon. Wiliam
9boa unb Darn Sabis. @effern finb
fe nod Neu Dorf absereif uno tper=
ben nit benz nd9fsn S9if nod gu=
ropa abbampfen, mo fe f@ 8 Sabre
aufbalten.
vi. Sobnfon, frtiber biefiser Yoli3if,
1T cine tuoblbetannte perf6nIidteit aud
auberbalb Der etabt, i'm eansen Sos
unb Oel.Difritt. Dor 25 Sabren
Tam er bon S9weben nod Mmerita
unb tpirb iebt gum erfenmal bic alte
6eimatb tuieoerieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

mdBis leidt fein mtife, ben Spuren
oes 5lt6tsnbsn 30 folser, 10 trift oas
fir ben 2rieg in Siioafrita teiues-
falls su.
Ni9t cine Spur baben Die 0erfol=
genben bier por fa lieee:l, iOnbern
cine Men9e re9eloier, oft nod alen
9immslsrt9tunsen a%useinanoer lau=
fenoer Gdbrten, aus benen bic ridtige,
bic Sauptipur bsraus3ufinben, tire ur=
iasbar miibepolle 4ufgabe .if. @enes
raj bon Srotbas @slDnnen fino aber
bisber = trob Der oben gei6iloerten
Sdmierigfeiien bes @eldnoes unb Der
sesnerii6en beri1lasenen 3riegfhb=
runs!-fets am Geinos g~eblieben. Dos
1T elm unbetreitbdrer uno grocer @r=
folg, bsiIsn grsebniB fir ben Ierlauf
oes Gelo8uges mon aus ieiner @inpir=
flung auf Den gegner erfennt: Wenn
mir bebsnten, baB bic am IL. uro IL.
b. Wts. an Waterberg seidla9enen
nno seriprensten 9erero fd our9 cine
eilise Slu9t nod Often uno bann na9
Siiooiten Der ibnen bur6 bic Sruppen
brobenoen gini9lieBuna entsieben gu
f6nnen glaubten, baB ibnen oies aber
trOb Der isbt wo9enlansen Wintel3ige
Der Glu9t uno troy bes fir ben 8er=
iOlser 10 i9wierisen @eldnbss ni6t &c.
lang, 10 t6nnen mir nit Si9erbeit an=
nebmen, oaB Der moraliide ginbrud
oieier 0tiberfol9e auf bic Serero elm
iebr GROCER 1T. Siersu fommt nod,
baB ibre @erlufe an Wenidsn uno
8ieb udhrenb bisier Wo9en Der 6Iu9i
beoeutenbe gemefen fino; wabri9ein=
LID tibrigens nod melt beoeutenbsr, aIs
man es our 3sit auf beutidsr Settle
iberieben tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

Gu9re. Yartie unb 8eamtenmabI.

Die geffern Nadmittag bonn Mdn=
nsrGor Samen 0erein b~erantaltete
@udre=p artie erfreute fid elmer iebr
resen 8etbeili9une, benin es purbe on
ni6r usniser als 80 Siidsn eeipielt.
Na9 3meifinoieem 4ampfe truger
fol9enoe Samen Die Palmen oss Sis9es
oabon:
l.. preis-6rau Sarrp g. Sung
claus, Cd Yuntte.
2. Preis-6rau &ssbes. 63 Yuntte.
8. preis-Grau &bOoebamsl, 60
punfte.
4. preis-6rau 9inosmann, 60
punfte.
5. Brsis-6rau 9. $. German, 60
puntte.
6. 9reis-5rau @rigsbp, 58punfte.
z. Preis-Grau s. &aub, 5Spuntte.
s. preis-Grau Sopep, So puntie.
9. preis-Grau Sbafer, So puntts.
Beim semtitbliden 2otto sins Grau
8ieler als Sis9erin bernor.
Die N q brten 9 I e n
N iebererpdb
Nadoem bas Garten= Surnier gltf.
lid gu @nbe gefiibrt mar, wurbe our
Wabl Der 8eamten ftr bas nd9fte
8ereinsiabr sef9ritten.
Sie Wabl nabm nidt lanse 3eit in
Nnipru9, benin idmmtlide 8eamte
murben, ba fe fid 10 auberorbentIid
bepdbrt baben, per Exclamation tpies
Der srpdblt.
9ieIelben fino
prdfioentin-6rau Mbolf S1errer.
L. ice=Prdfoentin = Grau s. q.
Srensel.
2. 0ice=Prdibentin = 6rau Sulius
2e0er.
Sdabmeiterin : 6rau %. &bOoe=
bamel.
prototol. : Setretdrin = Grau 8.
Noam.
Mifitent : Setretdrin - SRI. Mnna
S4aefer.
Ginan3 : Setretd,in-6rau CHARLES
Ibam.
Die @omites meroen bon Der Prdf=
benti1 erff fpdter ernannt tperben.
Die Bari9te Der 8eamten lauteten
iebr siinti9 uno in puncto Ginan3en
ffebt Der 8erein trOB Der vsOloensn"
8ei9ente gldnsenb oa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Torbereitnnsen fir ote arstltde
Suipeetion Der S@ulen.

Sn ben &dumen Der vSnbiana Me-
bicaI Soeietp" i'm Wi1ouebbp @ebdube
batten fi9 gefernIbeno bieNer5te, mel9
cine Snfpsetion Der 369linge Der 6f
fentliden Gdulen bornshmen tperoen.
unb Die Mi.9lieoer Der @eiunobeits=
8eb6roe etngefunoen.
@"eiunobeits= Beamte 81. S.8. 8eene
unterbreitete Der 8eriammlung, iber
tpelde Sr. 6. 6. &epsr prdioirte,
einen alsemeinen plat fir bic Sn-
ipsftion.
Dieielbe pirb an beifimmten Sagen
stpii9en $3.50 uno $50 0orm fattfin.
ben. Die 36slin9e ueroen in ge.
siebune auf ale ~anifsdenben 9rantbsi=
ten, einfdlieBIi4 2unseni9minbiu9t
unterfu9t tperben.
Bel Der l1nteriudung bon 9ebItopf-
t~ranfbeiten ueroen b0l3erne Munbbal=
ter @eruenoung finben; elm iebes bie-
fer Snffrumenie tuirb nod feiner 8es
nuburg iofOrt 3erf6rt tueroen.
Sic Snipection wirb innerbalb 3fpei
Woden ibren Mnfang nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

Ifdbie gu erri9tsn, III in 9euii9lanb
baour6 Defenders gut porbereitet, oab
fid bier, bauptid9lid i'm leBten Sabr-
sebnt, cine sarse eisene WiReni4aft
oes Stdotebaues entpifelt bat, bic i.
9. auf Der Se6niiden 0o9i6ule su
gbarlottenburg burd sinen eisenen
profeHor gelebrt miro unb felt etpa
Sabresirift cine 3eitidrift 9rOben Sti-
leg fi9 geidafen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
8erwesener 8anbanfaa.

Sn Der Slinois, nabe Der Mi9iean
Str. uurben geftern Mbenb Grau Or.
Green unb cine fie begleitenoeD Dame bon
3mei Mdnnern ansebalten, Die i6nen
bisSelob6rie entrieBen une mitoerfelben
in elmer bena9barten NQep Derfawan.
ben. Bon ben Sbdtern feblt foweii
ieoe Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

~ @au9t bie BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Sas Yrujeft Der Grri9tnng bon

Sas YrOisft Der Grri@tuns bon
mooernen @artenffdoten tpirb aller
@ahri9einli9teit nod innerbalb bes
Seuti4en &ei4es suert auf beififden
gooen fi6 berpirfli9sn. 3mei Yldne
befinoen fia gesenwdrtis in gOrberei-
tung Ober io9ar idon in ben erten
Staoien Der Surdfabrung. Das cine
beBiebt fi9 auf bas nabe 5ranffurt GEE
ls9ene Stdbt6en Sprenolingen, auf
befen @ebiet Die beifi1e &esieruns
nit @enebmisung beg @rOBbersoss ei=
men 30 Settnr umfafenben WalocOm-
pler gu iebr mdBi9em preiie Der @e=
ieai9aft abgetreten bat, bic bas Inter
nebmen ourdfibren mill. Muf biefem
Sermin ioQ nun unter tpeitsftgebenber
gertidf9tisuns afer bpsienif9sn,
tiinfleriiden unb tedniiden Mnfor-
oerungen, iopie Der notbmenoigen Df=
fentli6en @ebdube uno ginridtun9en
cine 9erdumige @artenftaot bon se=
idmafboler unb prattii9er Bautpeiie
erridtet ueroen, fir Die profefor
ptber bon Der tsdniiden So4idule gu
Sarmffabt ben 2ageplan bereits ent=
worfen bat. Der 3weite plan beaiebt
fi9 auf ben Srt Nieber : 9amftabt-
Sraiia, ber breibisrtel Stunben bon
Sarmfaot entfernt 1T uno nit Sarm.
HABIT bur4 cine StraBenbabn berbun=
ben peroen foa.
Sa Darmfabt felbf cine re9t gee
rdumise, nit @drten uno paranlagen
teidlid a~usgefotets, AUDI f~einestpees
iiberb6lterte Staot III, 10 biirfte Nie.
ber=& amfaot-S raiia mebr ben @barat=
ter elmer ldnbli9en 2olonis tragen.
Sase9en lit bic Sprsnolinger @arten-
itabt our gntlafung ben 5rantfurt am
Drain befimmt uno perfolgt ben 3mef,
elmer erbebli1en .3abl an bic 8roB=
HABIT gebunbensr Wenidsn ben 0or.
tbeil zines gsiunben 2ebsns in FREEZER
Natur 3u getudbren. gs trdat baber
bieier plan einet dbnli9en gbaratter,
ME Der lener 2%onboner @efeaf9aft, bic
auf bic Nnreauns bon Soparb BIN
unfern 2onoons in id6ner Gage elm
8runbfiif bon 1000 Seftar fir ben
prsis bon 8 Wilionsrt Mart erfanben
bat, auf benz fe cine Stabt BON 3d.
600 G%inmobnern griinben mill; nod
ben leBten Na9ridten haben fi1 bereits
5000 perionen our Nnfeoelune in oie-
fer @artenifabt bereit erfTdrt. Der
fru9tbare unb fur bas moberne 8eb6l=
ferungsproblem iiberaus beoeutfame
@eoanfe Der @artenffabt if 3uerit uubl
bor ettpa 80 Sabren bon benz Sresbe=
ner Staotgartenoirettor 9egenbarb
aus9eiproden unb bertreten, bann aber,
mie befannt, In @n9lanb enttpidelt uno
nit grOBem Na9orud aufsenommen
moroer.
Die Mufferfd6pfung 5lsibt nod im=
mer bas SnbufriebOrf Bournbi0e, 5
2ilometer bon Birmingham, bas Der
befannte 6abrifant DIR. @abburp be-
sriinbt unb Wr. 6arbep aIs, Nr9itefi
tiberaus reiaboa sefaltet bat. Dis
@artentabt-B etpeguns fabt aber isbi
aud In Deutf9lano wieoer neue Wur.
3eln; He Bat fi9 Dor Ginger 3eit In Ell.
ner gefeaf9aft orsaniRrt, bic cine RIP.
ri9e propaganda ma9t. Der BOben
fur @soanten, iol8e moberne Wufer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Neuer Gebermeiber
Bel % m. StoeffIer,
202 Norb Npble Str.

Rem Oort. Der felt mebreren
Wo9en i'm 2anoe ueileube grabifdof
bon Canterbury fubr auf benz Dam.
pier .gebric" beimmdrts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-30
Another Pioneer Gone.

On last Sunday afternoon at
2. 20 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence occurred the funeral dis
course of Mrs. Mary M. McLagan,
preached by Rev. Edward F.
Green of the Congregational
church. The last sad rites were
observed at the l. 0. 0. F. ceme-
terry where the remains were1a1d
in the final resting place. Mrs.
McLagan was i'll but few days,
having taken sick suddenly on
Tuesday, the 10th inst, and
grown gradually worse until the
end, which came on Friday morn
ing at II O'Clock on her 18th
birthday. She had been in poor
health for many years and had
borne her infirmities with patient
courage and Christian fortitude,
but her advanced age made re-
coverv rather doubtful. Mrs.
McLagan was born near Bath
Steuben county, New York, Aug
2o, 1927. While quite young
she emigrated with her parents
locating near Sycamore, DeKalb
county, III. where she resided
for many years and where she
married VIM. McLagan, Nov. 2o,
1849. Mrs. McLagan is the
last of a family of ten children.
April IS, 1852 Mr.. and Mrs
McLagan left Sycamore for Ore
gon in a wagon drawn by oxen,
arriving in Portland Oct. IS JUS
six months later. In March, 185;
they came to Corvallis where
they have resided most o. tht
time since.
f Eight children were born t.
. Mr.. and MRS. McLagan, six o
) whom are living and with a hus
band remain to mourn her loss
The daughters are Mrs. Ida L
Spencer and Mrs. A. M. Tucke
of Corvallis, and May E. Motle.
! of Cove, Oregon. One son, Roll
A. McLagan resides here, anoth
er son, o. c. McLagan, is in Al
aska, while third, Douglas Nc
Lagan, resides in California.