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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

where the money came from he was
asked:
who got this money! To this he
answered:
William Buchanan. the complainant got
s175.0o0 Of it. 0ooCO for the bonds he held
and S75oo0 for expenses; that is for coun-
sci and receiyership expenses. l should
say. perhaps, that Mr.. Buchanan got sl25.-
o0" Senator Higgins added.
For that was all the cash he received.
1T was this way. 1t had been agreed
to settle with Buchanan for sr75Coo in
cash, but Addicks put up some kind of a
plea, and finally persuaded Buchanan ana
Braman. the receiver. to accept si25.o0O in
cash and his note for $4,000 for the re-
mainder.
THE settlement was made on these
terms. In the following year. 1897. Buch-
anan sued Addhcks for the amount Of the
note-s50. .OD-and Addicks finally settled
with him for s37.500. so the amount that
was finally paid Buchanan in cash under
the terms OF the settlement was s162 800"
What became OF the other sl25 O0l that
Chapman brought with him to Whining
TOM Senator Higgins was asked IF he
had s25ooo0 on that day and Buchanan
only got S125,co0 of it in cash. there was
still Sl25,0o0 to be accounted for
why. Addicks got that the Senator
answered.
Next to Senator Higgins, the Whining
ton attorney who talked most freely to-
day was Philip q. Churchman. who rep
resented the firm of Higgins & Chu-chman
in the actual dissolution Of receivershfp
Mr.. Churclman was reading the morn
Ing stories on the Lawson sensation when
he was seel.
These statements are nearly all
wrong" he volunteered. Chapman is
wrong when he talks about Disturbances
At the Wilmington Hotel There was no
disturbance there, and l never heard of
more than $500 figuring In the case"
You know Of that amount of CASH.
Certainly / do" he answered II
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Rumored in Kansas City That
Governor Elect Will Ask Sen
ate TO Investigate Charges.
W0-THIRDs VOTE NECESSARY
Believed That Hard Fight Would
BE Inaugurafed by Friends of
Senator to Retain Him as
q Member of Body.


REF RLI| STECTAr.
Kansas City. Mo. Doc 21-Inro-matlon
comes from friends close 10 Mr.. Folk
whose names cannot be given. that the
Governor elect is preparing TO send n
message to tho State Senate containing
charges against Senator Frank II. Farris
TIL" purpose Of such message would he
I" set IN motion proceeding which
might result IN the expulsion OF the Sen
ator. Tho State Constitution gives the
Set2te the power by a two-;h!rds vote 10
eNl"l member.
Each branch of tile Legislature Is judge
OF the qualifications Of its own members
recognize til, credentials Of new mem
Der
But. once n member has taken his seat.
IL there he no contest pending on the ques-
ton OF whether Or not he was legally
elected. he cannot be- removed except by
the concurrence ~ two-thirds of the MEM
hers Oi the body. Farris WAS reelected
two years ago and is serving the last half
of his term as Senator.
According Ia this information: the new
Governor Is preparing 10 lay before the the
Farris. and will assert that Il giil lty Far
ris is subject To removal and ought TO be
expelled IRON the Senate. That will prob
ably call for 4 committee of the Senate 10
investigate the charges against Farris, and
on its report the Senate will probably act.
II the. matter is brought W. and it
seems likely it will be the action ot the
Senate VIII depend. in part. on the align
neats. Farris has friends in the Senate
keep him from r-.lng expelled. II -xpul-
SION is attempted. They may have a ball
acce Of power and may be strong enough
10 take hand in naming the committee
to investigate the charges
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22


Suburban. q racing play; !! is T. b. sta-a.i in
oar IL .i's az 20. tx ''''S~S "'t |" 'aAe
~. ~, W.. ..-,..,
- "a
- ''
. -! ~ az '''' ny.
10y i san '' '''-''.'''
".'''S ana ''ih'4F. fEnc;nat=d with touch ~
dramatic, events. Thn piece e. A new on and
a st Louis audience N uur!rcl epuredy T'ne
Comedians e previous appearances IN tr!s city
wer@ a. ".vauityii!e comedian. y number u
neT ,,. s9aes and ssveral spcr:aIt'ss vii te IN
ia'yrs as tn white TiEr-ss in The White
W.sf..
..,.
.f.,.,.,.. 's'N' "s'N arc
~ -, - ''N i''.i.'.'.'- I''-.'''''
81" L'-' ''SeiA!f' sane. '.':.E."E E-0-har-.
D''lu0rc. Robert Nome George W rssr;. -
e,r"s and Field. jennings ard H:rrisrr7, raI n.
l. performances - ''Tr'ysr From, Home. -
-,a T,,-r,.-i,r II. IL ,,
..,-r.tl,i ~ i'7E 3''n''i' IN '''n'Hy AMI
:,atic rrpiuctiGn. ..Tha sIsjri,s - 80.
y in Fhtch riTer pf rc4i vatsr 3 tTrs
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:rca ,.4 a.-s-.-,- -.-<- - WI "a.
''"N pIr''E''aslIe a. 'ns - fhN-'
ta pref Paar s-huhe.. srr-es p,.-.o 60,
z...., 81, - -, -..., ' -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
RECOMMENDS WARNER TO
KANSAS CITY LEGISLATORS.
hiHutcnnnt Gorcrnor-E'cct Mckinley
Says ncy should support Homo
Hinu for the Senate.
REFTR R1.IC SPECIAL.

RLFt El.I' SPECIAL.
Kansas CITY No. Dec cl-'I do rot
see how any member Of the legislature
from Kansas City can consistently be for
anyone EXCEPT Major William Warner for
United States Senator said John McKin-
ley. Lieutenant Governor elect. this after
noon.
ASIDE from the fact that LEGAL patr.ot-
ism would seam to incline them naturally
20 their home candidate, matters Of vas.
.:rIp"rtau.a ru Kansas CITY in a material
vey appear - me 70 make IL essential
that taa Kansas City representatives SUP
I7rt .iaj1T warner with all the force the!.
united efforts can muster
I moan ur that that Kansas City is 60
Ing ia ask cf the next Congress an appro-
uri8tou for river Improvement here and
!. goss without saving that a man in the
United States from Kansas City. and thor
'"criT cur"orsaUt with conditions here
would best represent tho city's interests
Nlr. Mckinley has been on a week trip
Il" tHe In Han Territory. and he left here
this evening for jefferson City t. select
quarters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
C. H. SPENCER DISSOLVES
CHICAGO PARTNERSHIP.
Finds Agreement Hs to Certain Pol
icic" Had Hot ReeE Kept by
Eusiacss associate.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Ill. Dec. 21.-The fs-m of srcn-
Ger q renniston. brokers and commission
men. was dissolved to-day by Corwin II
Spencer. tn" ST Louis capitalist. who
cam" here for that purpose The affairs
of the firm will be settled Immediately and
il will pass ont of existence
The action vas taken by Mr.. Spencer
because OF his disapproval of tn" manner
III which his r.rtucr. Uri r. Denniston.
k"rt his part of the contract
Two years ago Mr.. Spencer. who had
heen greatly pleased by the work Of Mr.
benn;ston Will" the latter was employed
ny another firm; took him into partner
ship and established him here as the resi-
dent manager OF Spencer <. Denniston
II" REQUIRED that penuistcn should CON
GLCt the business strictly on brokera &c
and commission lines. Mr.. Spencer found
out some ttma ago. II IS said. that Dem
niston mad not carried out the agreement
as I" certain policies He came at once to
this city ard prepared to dissolve the firm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Et-ht 1T TnnrEnn,er.

Nephl aioyle. notary public. residing at
No. 1913 Hartford street. and August Dolls.
bartender. residing at No 32:2 Morgan
Ford road. went into Tannhauser saloon
at No. i'll North Sixth street at 0 o'clock
last night and bought come drinks They
Irwin, manager OF the saloon. over the
payment for a round Of drinks and a fight
was started In which none Of the partiC!-
pants were severely injured but afl three
men were arrested and locked UP at Cen
trail Police Station On charge Of dis
iurb.ng the peace
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
TEN CARRIAGES FOR FUNERAL.
Number Of Vehicles Specified in
Frederick Schaefer's Will.

Frederick Schaefer whose will was
fled for p~o;ate YESTERDAY. directed that
rot less than ten carriages be provided
for his funeral He also directed that a
suitable tombstone he placed al hts grave
Schaefer OF Alsace-Iorraine and Henry
Schaefer OF Strasshurg. Germany: s. each
to JOHN Rctt enbuecher. Mary Henckler
and Frances Basch all OF ST. Louis and
tho rest nf his estate TO his wife Mar
Earet. who is named execurrix without
bond
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
WAKES rLANs FOR ACTIVE WORK.
>ilt!i Ward f.nst End Democratic
Club Elects Officers.

T!a Sixth Ward E,lst End Democratic
club has elected officers for 1876 and be
Euu pr.pardtrns FOR the sqring campaign
with an enrolment OF more than 30 Fol-
loving the election - smoker was given
1t which plans were laid for active work
The officers chosen were. President. 10
sclh siesirrs: vice president. Theodore
File. stcreta-,-. A. u. Bpp-nber.er; treas
ure-. Leo N">treS; seregant-at-arrns. VII
liam Madden. The directors are: Bernard
Vi. Fries. Leon MeStreS and A 81 Epp-n-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
AsL Delay In Bu:ler Matter,

R,a,r5 CHI. repres cntinS the Twenty
seventh Ward fl the city Central Com
rnittee. was Instructed by that oreaniza-
tion to present a resolution az ;he meeting
Of the committee. tu-ni2h; asking that
body to defer action in the Butler matter
for thirty days
Tile meeting was presided over By Vim
cent McSAaHc and about 30 members were
pTC:-nt last night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
BoYD's NAME NOT MENTIONED.


Contrary TO expectations Doctor Boyd's
resignation from the Second Baptist
Church a fen weeks ago caused no COM
mert at the annual meeting of the con-
gregation last night
In fact, his name was not mentioned
except in the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting OF the church
Only routine business. the reading of
reports and the standing oi the various
regular business was not finished and an
adjourned meeting Will be held next
Wednesday night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
barn Fire Cause. 10000 Loss.

F-ITE-T f8I-T7 II IT IfI.
Carbonate. Ill. Dee. 2i.-Firc this morn
ing destroyed the barn Of Thomas J East
~ til5nd Tower and its entire contents.
---~'''~~ lc-S of over $40 Ec,1rtbe-
head Of horses were burned to death. and
e. iat nuuE implements. hay and grain
wc-e Jes;rCved. The origin of the fire Is
unknown. Tho loss is partially covered ry
insurance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
Missing Girl Refurnx.

Jennie Jordan. u years old. living with
her parents =. No. 1927 Chestnut street,
who was reported to the police as miss-
ing, vas merely out PLAYING on the side
walk longer than ordinary. When she d d
not return home at tho usual time her
parents i.for md the polIce
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
COL. ROBERTSON RECOVERING.
Former st. Louisan Recently In
jured in Runaway in Mexico.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monterey. Mexico. Dec. 21.-Colonel A
J. Robertson, formerly Of St Louis. ard
prominent man in Mexico. is convalescirg
from injuries received recently in a run
away accident here.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
nuy. King. Hishvo, G,or-a

The ArheuserBusch Brewing Assacfa-
ton has purchased fror, Otto g. Dfe,z
ground fronting 100 feet on Kings high
way at the southeast SRSaas of Shaw ave
nuc for St.SaA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

The regular meeting OF the Twenty
escond Nard Republican League will be
held tonight at its headquarters. No. 2721
Pine stree. President Frank Orff Will pre-
side.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

TU % RE VU.D IN one DAY
Take Laxative Ercmo Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cure
E. ". Groves signature is on each box. SC,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
If YOU'RE ONE

OF the unfortunate persons who suffer
from indigestion. Dyspepsia, Heart
burn. Flatulcncy. Biliousncss, Cos
tivenrSs. Aidney Troubles or Sleep
lessness. why don't you try the Bit
ters? Its past record of cures surely
proves its value. Then il is also IN
equaled in cases of Chills. Colds or
Malaria. Get bottle to-day from
your druggist, also ask for free
copy of our 1905 Almanac. II con-
tains much that will interes; you.
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22
LAWSON WRITES ROGERS
THAT HE WILL SHOOT
THUGS ON SIGHT.

Continued From Page One.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

On Thursday next the advance sale of
seats begins for Richard MansAeld's en-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

coming 70 the Columbia mex; week arc
Thomas J Ryan and Mary Rlchar'd. rc.rr7-c
and Lee. Ioseph!n" Sahei gr:ir,c. brothers.
.r2voio. F'liH. Barry and Rurrv. tho lI.es.z
i',.in'TH. isnh.r' Nome. George W leslie, IN
k!unfirnrne '
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-22

patrons. The Otieo1 will put OF an American
nay next week. Tho GisCs selected * The
Suburban. racing play. / is BE- sta -pi In
an eiaburat. manner. SIX horses are to take
par II the -acc sCsrr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

3oleoo. g.. aereiR. Sic bislt ii& bss,
aolb fir pSIlis aufaessbsn unb sriff In
Der Wer3weiFuns aum @ifte.
ambribge Ctr. Mittelif
@arbcIidure bra&te fi9 bic bsiatrte
Grau Jobn Bprum um's 0eben.
@&wermutb iiber ibre eigsns i0rpsrli9s
e&md@e unb 3ranibsit. Topie lln-
tr6fli&teit iiber ben nsuli@en Sob
ibres Sobnes trisben Die Wittue 3um
Selbfmorb.
g m o b. Ta& l.jdbrissr gbe.
mdbrenb Der CANT unb etreit an Der
9aaesorbnuna aeipeisn uaren. uno
na&oem fie bereits porbem 2 GelbIf.
Weriu&e beaaneen bate. tObtete ii9 bic
l8'idtrige Grau Sobn Wontsomsrp
mitteIR Worp6ium.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
I Grau Glisabstb edmist, !
lob elmer ausemsin beIiebten unb perebrten
beuti9en Dame.

Sm gllter bon "A Sabren III beute
Worgen um t2 lIbr In ibrer Wotnung
go. l006 g2orb glsw Seriep Strabe
Grau glisabstt S&miot, Wittpe oes
1872 periforbenen 0erru Wm. Greos'
rid SHmiOt, eine In Der sansen @tats
gea9tete uno bslisbts beutihe Dame,
na9 ldnaerem 2eioen elmer llnterleibs.
tranibsit erlegsn.
Grau Samiot mar 1880 in 2iiiin'
gen am Wain geboren unb l847 na6
Qmsriia gstommen. l849 pesmdblte
fe iia In glem Yort nit Wm. Greo.
Sdmiot, nit benz fe 1851 bia grie
Canal na9 Waoiion. Sno.. tam. 1869
lisbslte oas gbspaar na4 Snoianapolis
iiber. po ibr 1872 ser 0utte our4 ben
9oo sntriiien wurbe.
Grau S9mibt asidnete iid bur& ibr
s1t ueibli&es 0ers. ibren Wotltbdtig'
ieitslnn unb ibre yld9fenliebe aus,
ipie iie II. u. 3u folesnoen Wereinen as'
bDrte: Dboebe.Werein, Grausn.Wa aiien'
psrein (gr prdfbentin), oeuti4er
Grausn Snlfs.Wsrsin etc. 6erner mar
he Elm Mitelisb Der gli3abetb 9oae,
&. & 8. Of. g., bsren S&abmsiferin
fis IL Sabre lang mar.
gla9 benz 9ooe ihres Wannes nib
mete Grau S9mibt f& bern Stubium
Der MsbisIn. ipsciell Der @eburtsbilf'
etc.. 1889 graouirte lie bonn Central
College Of pbpFeians & Surgeons uni
isitoem mar fe als uorSasli&e 0ebam'
me tbdtig seueIen.
Muber 3ablrsi@eu Greunben In allsr
2reiien Der Hsu6lteruna trauern s
2inbsr an ihrsm Saras. nduli9 bi'
6srrsn gr.Gounip. s6abmeiFer @m
8. S&miot, Nusuiius g., GbarleI
g., George g.. GOwarO o. unb Osea'
%. S1m;bt, iotuis bic 90&ter Gral
6. s. Ott, Wseoersburs, Grau 6. Wa
tbsus, Birmingham, Alu., unb Gral
Sr. g. Ssuier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
s,Oifsntli9 1T SIss bas Gnbs

2lnwalt Galeb g. Dennp, ben bic
glterH paul Merril's ais We&tsbei'
finnb gu 9atbe sssosen baben, ertldri
nunmsbr, oab Der JinglinS am Won'
tag 3ur G9ule suriidtebrsn unb baB
oamit Der aanjs @irruarr beigeleat
iein uiro, ben Die 2ebrerin Wib Dor.
man anasssitslt sshabt bat.
Qntpalt Gsnnp bate am 1onnerifaa
absno cine 3uiammenfunft NIT S4ul.
Gupt. asnoal unb CAB bemielbsn
b0hIdit, aber pofitio 3u berIisben, baB
paul Merril bonn Wontas ab wieoer
ON llntsrrIdte In Der Gbortrioge
9o9I9ule tbsilnebmsn uerbe, jeoo d
otne borberise 6ffentli& {
Mbbitts BET Wib Donnan.
eOueIt 81 ermitteIn mar wiro bic
GaulbsbOros fi6 nit bisIsr 9eilsgung
Der psinli9sn Aneelegenbeit 5ufriesen
esbsn unb - Wlib Gsnnan tuobl aud.
Die srobs RaiOritdt Der @bo-tribss
0p6I9nlsr unb ibrs gltsrn fsbsn au|
panl Wsrril's Seite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Yoli3silides Masrlsi.

Die Ii5e purbe bsute Wor'
miitas bena&riatigt, bab Der 9.idbrise
2erop Sobnion - otns Sade uno obne
Out ober Whbs = aus benz Waiien-
bauie far farbise 2inor entiprungen
III.
MIbingapitt's WirthI9aft
an Der Waiiaduietts Mbe. erbielt In
Der Donnsrfaa yla&t ben g:iu6 bon
ginbrs3ern, bic ieoo& nur etli9e Riiten
Gigarren mitratmen.
DiepoIi5ei bat foueit nod
isine SPUR bon benz nit $500 bermib.
ten Garmsr ublalom gQsr eefunOen.
iiber beHen Gan an anbersr 6telIe BE-
ri6tet 1T. Wlan bat nur feffgefent,
bab gQsr iein Quarter Tn WatAcl
oOuie am 9infas usrIafen bat unn
ieittsr ni&t suriidseiebrt III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Glsetrititats Gmtlabmn8 aut
eimsr Strakenbabm=g

6eute Wlorsen seriet5 Der electr.
Gtrom.gcntronsur auf Gar go. 422
Der proIpset Ctr. .9inis, als bieie iuef.
li9 iibsr bic Narpluno Ctr. futr.
nabe Der penniplpania Gtr., auBer
Oronung unb oas WefibnI uuroe I'm
9lu in sleetr. Glammen gebnnt uno
ing Gsur. 9isiss wurbe bon ben
WsanniHaftsn oes bena&barten Spri-
BenhauIss glo. 19 obne Mnbe aslbI3t.
Au9 psrbanbsn bic Geuerfe&ter bic
granbmunbsn. tueIae Der waotornisr
Gtsmart Ring bon g2o. 517 Wef
@aibiuston Str. BEL benz unliebs
iamsn Nbsnteusr an 5siosn 6dnbsn
oabonsetraasn hatte. ct uurbe. na9'
benz bic Gar in bic Rsparntur.S S&up.
pen ssbra6t uoroen mar, beimgeianot.
Die ueniasn gar-paHasiere iamen
NIT benz S9rsdsa oabon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
SINNER ao9 Soifnmns
Auf gsrbituns bes risitssn @siaiobIsn'
grdbsrs Striies.

Tas Sub 2obnieala @omite Der
0linen.gsFBsr unb .4rbeiier bertagte
fi9 beuR gormittag na& nur larger
Gibung. um ben Gomite. Witaliebern
Der Wiren.Mr6eiter @slegenheit 81 elmer
Gonferens nit ibrsn geamten 3u 'ge-
ben.
gs uurbe anseoeutet, oab tn bieisr
gonferen3 Die Qlntmort Der Arbeiter
auf Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Operatsurs enoghltis fOrmulirt. merSen
Tullte. @leid3eitig uurbe nit @enua'
tbuung beridtet, bab beioe parteisn
einanbsr iorsit oas m6sli2te gnt-
ssgsntommsn bstuieien baben. fooab
bel peitersm ssaenIeitisen gla&sebsn,
b. 8. GompromiB baIirenb auf elmer
5 Gents 2obn Rsbuction per 9onne,
Der brobsnoe Strife perbiitet weroen
Tam.
gu bieIem Bsbufs uiirben aber aud
bic Wertreter Der Wsi9ioblengruben'
gsfber erf unter fid cine Sibung ab'
balt.n uno ibrs Soroerung bement'
iprs9sno fOrmulirn mnRen.
Die ssmeinldaftli&e Gonferens oes
glagemsinsn 2obnicala 9omites uiri
erit abgsbalten msroen iDnnen, wenr
oas Sub.gomi!e bereit 1T, 3u beri&ten
uno man srirartst, oab bies morger
Wormittas Der Gall iein uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
yoli,si=y yeniisnssT sTsns.

nus benz Jabrss.gri&te oes eergt.
9obn gorriean, bss Geeretdrs Der
poli,si.psniions s.Bstbrbe, fir 1908
gsbt berOor, oab wdbrenb bss Jabres
an polisiftsn. Wittusn unb bIenRun'
fdbigs pOlisiIisu etc. I'm Van3en s2,'
1883 nusbe3ablt wurben.
6sit gehsbsn Oss pclilei'p penfons'
Combs bstruosn bie giunabmen =
go, ,697.36. Die Aussaten - $l9,'
974 "a, iooab sin Baarbsfanb bon
s7l2.72 an oanb blsibt.
I'm Won!ag 4benb finbet bic mabI
bon 4 neusn 9ruHsss fur ben Pen.
fOEssGono itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

9sIl gitp, 4. Tldr3. @sifsrn
III 6srr Wi@ael Iettingsr, elmer Der
anssiebenfsn unb einFubrei&fsn Bhr'
ger ehb Snoiana's unb elmer Der pio.
Mere bon Ecu Gitp, I'm bobsn alter
seiforben. Sn wnrtsembtrs seboren
mar 0srr gstiineer I'm :Sabre 1859
nit isiner Satin unb 2tnoern mad
Ecu Gitp eelommsn, no Ct ieitbem
ifets anidifg mar. Msbrsrs Sable bs.
trieb Ct eins Gdesmn1ls, bann Iangs
Sabre binbur& bic Ecu Gitp Won.
ipinnsrsi. Nu& mar Ct Der prdRbsnt
Der EEL Gitp gani. 1899 feisrtsn ss
unb feline Satin itr solbenes oo&s
3sits'JubiIdum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Ysrioual= =Noti3;n.

6err 8. g dome bon Srhins.
ten, elm iaon iiber 80 Sabre alter
beuti9er 1urser, 1T, ipie feline bielen
Greunoe nit 9soauern berne1men
uerbsn, felt einiasn 9asen bur9 einen
armbru1 ans 0aus sefeiielt.
6err g]afor 8 beobor G3orp.
Der allisitig beliebte SeeliOrger BET
9sutiasn gbanselif&en ct. SObannes'
Gemeinoe, feiert beute ieinen A. &C.
burtstag. Die Glieber Der @emeinos
brinsen ibm hermit ibre berBli&fen
@lndunni@s bar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Wom GiienroHe setSbtet.

waIparaiio, SnO., 4. Wdrs.
sfuf Der 0abrt nod 2ouis, no He an
sinsnl .RsbibaI Wsstins" tbsiInebmen
,poIlten, wurben bie @ebruoer 0enrp
unb George Wrooi bon batier, %
rsip. rs Sabre alt, Istk Vu&t bon
eiusm Grprebjuae oer erie 1atn 1ter-
fatrsl unb auf BET etsne oetDotet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Senrtses Seraerben In cflas
boma.

UewVtBeS OeCOeCueW w AttQs
9oma.
2amton, Otlaboma. A. Mdrs.
4 lhr Woreens. BON Mittsrnaat an
maren iueniaifens 5000 Weniden in
unierer Gtaot auf ben Heinen, um benz
feuriaen werberben ginbalt 3u gebie.
ten, bas bic Stabt felt aeRern bebroti
bate. Die In baltmonbf6rmiger Gorm
beranrolenbs Geuerlinie bsiab poae
jusi wssilsn Musbsbnuns. Mn Sau.
ienb perionen iiberfutbeten cos lange
@ras an ben srpouirten Stabteren3en
fOrmli& nit auf ale nur m0gli9e
WeiIe berbeigsi&leppten, unb gefabre.
nen WaRer, mas bic GIammen aller.
binss f&liebli& gum Nbf&menten
bra3te. aber bod ni&t 3u berbinbern
uermo&te, baB Geuerbrdnbe iiber
Geuerbrdnoe In bic Gtnbt bineiniIogen.
I'm mebr aIs 100 pldtsn, Wobntdu.
fern, Stall9ebduben u. (. 10. 3hnbste
bas Geuer benn au&. aber mo INNER
Is wirlli3 aufjuIobsrn brohts, ba
waren aud Wdnner bereit, ss ener.
aii4 3u beidmpfsn. 9rob ansbem
muroe In Der etaot fur etwa $4,000
G&aben anaeri&tsi, mieuobl bic
mutbigs 8eu0llsruug fi9 NIT Rs1t
nod oasu aratuIirt, bab ibr aslunasn
1T, faIimmsrss ilnbsil su berbatsn.
Was auf Der ofsnsn grairis, rsfp.
In ben einlamen Garmbduiern unb auf
ben @ah9os an Weni9enIebsn tuirf.
lid umgeiommsn. iann erf bic gu.
iunft Iebren, aber es trsfen Iebr un.
beimlihe Beri&te Elm unb man fpriGt
bsreitB bon 0unbert Opfern. 2leiber,
Webijin unb Msrjte werben bon allen
Stdbten Der In oie berbeerten 2anbbi.
fricte esf9idt unb Gabansrieabtbsi.
lungen bon Sort Sin iouie frsimillige
1erittene bon BIER aus iunen nod
bsrmibten GamiIien. @anjs GamiIisn
psrbra9teu i&on bic lebte gla9t In ibs
rem Na&ttleibsrn, 3itternb Dor Mufrs-
gung unb Rdlte, auf bem i&mar3aes
brannten Hoben, Seimffdtten, wieb
unO proipsritdt binter i& In Mi3e
Iahenb.
Drei Weilen tpsfli9 bon 9atrton
erIitten bie Wittpe 6enberIon uno
3uei 9b@ter f@wsre granbmunbsn:
bas cine Der wadb9en muB iferbeu.
e&mere Hranbmunbea irus In elsi&er
Na@buri@aft au& Elm sewiher u. 8.
gromforb babon. Des Weitersn tpurs
ben f@wer bur6 Gsusr perlsbt: Der
9obtensrdbsr tes Griebbofs bon 2aus
ton, 3. @. .@tridlanb, neba Satin
unb jwei 2Inberu (Die Wutter uno ein
2inb bhrften fferben): Der Garmer ).
Dennp unb Der brei WeiIen BON 2aius
ton ,uobntufts q. g. 9rcspsr. Der
2ettere berlor az fein Dab unt @ut,
aud cine 0serbs wis6, entiam absr NIT
Grnu unb 3inberu auf gspfhsten
@runb unb berbra@te bort In Der 9dlie
cine qualbolls Na4t.
Sn Gort eiu, bsfen @araiion bers
ausbeorbert uurbe unb wiriiame 0alfe
beim 1stdmpfsn Der Glammen Ieifett,
traf bie Wa&ri&t Elm, bab aud ein
san3es Mpa@enoorf ben Glammen gum
Opfer fieI.
! Das Geuer brad nabe ben Wi@itas
Bergen In Der w2iIitdr @eierbation
aus, bate aber, 3umaI bu plOtIi9 sin
eemaltieer Gturm auftam, bsrstts
einen iOI&en llmIane ssnommsn, ais
es In bas beRebeite 2anb 6ineinfubr,
bab an iein 2bf&en metr ju benlen
lwor. Or. 6ermann (ni&t 6armOn)
fanb ieinen 3ob In elmer e4suns. aus
weI&er, e. beroebIi& feline pferbe ju