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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16

An interesting discovery of old Roman and Anglo-Saxon relics has been made in a field at Mitchan, a southwestern suburb of London. states the Scientific American. Seven skeletons in group, accompanied by several spear heads, were at first un- earthed. A little later this discovery was followed by the finding of three more skeletons, all in excellent state of preservation. Tn, every case the skeleton was lying on it's back with it's feet toward the east, and in separ- ate graves made in the gravel. Rem- nants of old-fashioned armor, some spurs, and tWo-edged broadsword were found near the remains. Sev- eral three-inch lengths of brass or bronze rod, with eyelets at the head, and portions of an old handsomely carved glazed vase were found on the chest of one of the skeletons. An other skeleton had a spearhead to the left of the skull, with a buckle and knife or dagger at the waist. The skeletons and relics of the imple- ments have been carefully examined by archeologists and their investiga- tions inclined to the theory that the bodies were buried about the year A. p. 400 As matter of fact there exist records of battle having been fought near Mitcham about this peri cd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
DISPOSING OF WEALTH
Charles M. Schwab's Plan to
 Distribute His Fortune.
ADVOCATES MANUAL TRAINING

Former Steel Trust President Would E EstabIish Schools For Deformcd as
 Well as Sound Children-Dec1ares
 It Is Harder to spend Money In the
 Right Way Than Many Imagine.
 Charles NJ. Schwab, ex-president of the United States steel trust, while spending a short vacation at his sum- mer home in Loretto, Pas told recent ly how he is going to dispose of his wealth, says the New York Herald.
 He thinks there is mo essential credit in dying wealthy" and said he was not qualified to talk about philan- thropy, but was willing to tell how he expects to part with his fortune.
 You see,'' he went on, it Is hard CT thing to spend money than most folks imagine-that is, to spend it in the right way Industrial schools are my hobby-not only industrial schools for boys and girls of sound body, but where the cripples and deformed chil- dren may learn some useful occupa- ton.
 l udNO ODSCGfCu uuEAllS AIy COnlACG~ ton with the steel industry that the tendency nowadays is for young men to have an ambition to get out of man. ual labor-work with the handsand become engineers, electricians and pro- fessional men. The crying need of to- day is that young men be taught some useful work to do with their hands.
 q believe the time will come when industrial training will be taught in every public school. The state will take it up. I am a strong believer in the public schools. I am a Roman l Catholic, but don't believe in parochial schools
 Down in Homestead, in the indus trial school established, pupils from the parochial schools are not admitted. Boys and girls who go to school are taught nothing but books, books, books. They don't get the opportunity to learn how to do things with their hands 1 that which will be of practical value to them in earning competence. 1 "Our most useful men are not the ones with the most intellectual train l ing, but those who know how to do SOul0CullS OT SOul0 Aluu Ol WOIh Wltl their hands.
 Our best educated men are those | who started, after going through school, to educate themselves. When we combine education with a knowl- | edge and desire to do manual labor, l we have the elements of success. l Mrs Schwab and have spent hun dreds of thousands at Richmond l Beach, New York. Never heard of that, did you? We did that very quietly. Our object was to teach crippled and deformed boys and girls useful occu- l pations. But the storm of public crit l icism got so severe that we have de cided not to do anything more just l now We'll start again some day. 1 Now, it's along these lines that we l are going to spend our money, for I manual training schools-that is, when we get some to spend. What little we have done in the philanthropic line has been so bitterly attacked that we are
 not going to do anything more just now I may be little sensitive, but public criticism hurts, it really hurts. "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
Miss Maud PierSOn.

This young lady resides at Nauga- tuck, Conn. She says: Hast Thanks giving I was taken with a severe at tack of rheumatism, which affected all the large joints of my system. could hardly move any part of my body, and walking was almost an im- possibility Il had suffered six months when friend advised me to consult the Radio Chemic Physicians. Talk ing her advice, I went to see them, and began their. course of magnetic treatments, and started to improve from the first, application. All the swelling has left me, I , have had no pain since the first week under their care and ann entirely cured"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
wha4 rf Cnntntna1.

Analysis of tho water of an artesia- well bored in southern state showed that it contained large proportion of ammonia. Uncle Feb, colored resi- dent of the town, spoke of the matter In this wise to drummer whose grip he. was ''toting" from the station: ''We's got CT artillery well here, an las' week dey done scandalized de wa tab an foun' 1t plum full CT hydro mhabia- /"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1e, 1904.
Third Assistant Postmaster Gene

Third Assistant Postmaster Gener- al Maddern is busy working out a scheme to enable the mailing of cir culars in bulk by fixing a stamp to each envelope. This will not only be a boon to business men, but will per- init political hustlers ill the presiden- tial campaign to devote more time to more important work than licking postage stamps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
Nnm,pw Rus.,an children.

The Russian peasants are beginning to name their children after the oft mentioned towns in the seat of war. The name Arthur was very rare up to the present year. Now 1t is all the rage. One child was baptized VladiYostok, another Retvizan, and so on.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
FREE TRIAL TREATMENTS
Trial Treat
 Q Who Apply Institution Do

have cured me. The relief came at once, and finally all the pain disap- peared. It has not troubled me at all since I stopped the treatments. For all this I am thankful to the Radio Chelnfc Physicians. Suffering women should call on them. (Signed)
 MRS GEORGEANA ROULEAU.
 Permanent Offices.
 The Radio Chemic Physicians have
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
Change In Hudson Bay,s Name,

It is. understood that the Canadian parliament will offer no objection to W. 1T. MacLean's bill to change the name of Hudson bay to the Canadian sea.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16

suffering, and am gaining every day. My friends see great change for the better in my health. I am glad to recommend the X-Ray Doctors to those who suffered as I did. I know they are reliable (Signed)
 MRS JOHN LYMAN"
 Cured at Last.
 Mrs Georgeana Rouleau, an attrac- tive and well known young woman,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16

permanently located i'll Waterbury and their leases and contracts are for a term of years. They have the largest and most elaborately equipped physi- clans office in this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16

Former Steel Trust President Would EstabIish Schools For Deformcd as Well as Sound Children-Declarel 1t Is Harder to Spend Money In the Right Way Than Many Imagine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Sc III 1ur nattirli9, baB bic Offsiere
zines Seeres an liebften Mdnnern &C.
borden molen, bic ibres9leiden inh.
Sn monar9ii9en 2dnbern trd9t oas
Enthusiastically obne ueiteres ben
Offsiersrpf, aber au4 In bielen &e=
publitsn itebt es i'm 3uiammen6ang
nit benz Offiaierstorps. Qrdfoen!
&ooisbelt bat f9 i'm ipanii9-amerita=
nifden 3rieee aus9e3ei9net unb biele
prdfoenten Der fleinsren amerifaniihen
Gspublifsn babsn ibre Ste0ung ibrem
Se9en 81 beroanten. Serr 2oubei
aber III elm Wann bes Grieoens uno
3u allen ueberfuB limb our 3eit au4
nod Der 2riegsminifer uno Der Wa=
rineminifer aus benz @ibilftanbe her=
porse9aneen. Cine perI6nlide 3unei=
suns gu bieien ibren b6dften 8Orge=
feBten fam moi BON ben fran56fi4en
Offi3isreu faum erparten.
go if in Granfreid auf abiebbare
,3eit bic ginbeitlidteit uno bamit audi
bic 2raft bes Off3iertorps sebrOden.
Dies aber beoeutet cine f9were S9d=
oisuns Der fran3Oii6en @sbrtraft uno
3risssbsreitiduft. Man febt ia ebsn
wieber i'm rufff9=iapaniiden &riege,
baB Der grfole bon Der Sf6tigteit Der
Offi3iere abbdngt. S4On i'm Sabre
1870 haben Die l1neinisfeit Der fran-
sbffden Offi3iere uno ibr. giferfi4=
teleien 9e9eneinanoer bic Nieoerla9e
5rantrei9s gum sroBen Sbeile pers
i9uloet, in sinsm finftigen 4risge
miro fi9 cine nod 9r6Bere SisbarmOnie
oes franaOfiden Offi8iertorps heraus'
felen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Tolijeigni9t.

gbrif. 3umwelt, elm Wirtb in Der
Maple Str, wuroe gefern i'm poli3ei=
seri9t unter Nntlaee am Sonntage
@etrdnfe Dertauft au baben, nit $40
nebft &ofen bele9t.
6ranf Settabaugb, Der bor Wo4en=
frit ben 8erluf zines Ringes meloeie,
ben er in Charles Barnes Wirthidaft.
227 Weff Marplano Strabe. eelegents
LID zines Bankruptcies perlor, wuroe
sefern i'm pOliseiaeri4te NIT IS nebff
Soften beifraf., obglei4 er gar ni4t
anweieno mar. 9attabau9b wuroe
our 3sit unter Mntla9e bes Spielens
berbaftet unb murbe bann auf 8irg.
i9aft bin entlaRen.
Settebausb lieb fia sefern nun niat
ieben uno auf @riuden ieinss 8iirsen
bin purbe er nit ben SIS nebf Soften
belegt. 6sttebaugb's 8lrge garan.
tirts, baB Die Strafe innerhalb Der
nddiien brei Monate 9esablt tpirb uto
rettete 10 feline 8iirsi9aftsgeloer. Der
Rins befinbet fi9 in 6dnoen Der po-
lisei. Barnes, Der Wtrtb. tpuroe tnter
Intlagen bas Ni9OliOn @eisb iibertre-
ten su BADEN unb oes Spielens nit $40
nebf Rofen rnter Der erften uno nit SIS
untsr Der 3tpeiten Nntlaee b%sftraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
@runbeisentbnms llebsrtrasunsen,

CLARA Sefup an Sufanna Oslesbp.
Got 8 unb Elm She'll bon 2 in 9eg9o's
Subj, part place Moo., 38 bel l7C
Gus, bsrbshert, Sioieite Der %. Str,
mefiid bon SGinois Str. $4,000.
Greo. Cline an @eorge 8rannon.
elm Sbeil Der Sect. 10 in Sibp. Is,
STANCE A, 90 Mfer in Warren Sibp
itOli9 bon Srpington. $4,000.
earab 6. Storms an @aifabe 6.
poblmar, She'll Cots % unb %,
S~Ousbertp's Subj. MuBenlot 80,
saOieite groipsct Ctr, bfli9 Dor
WcRernan Str. $3.50.
Senrp @oburn an Senrs @oburr
Storage & Warebouie @omp., She'll
square 80, Shoieite Georgia Str.
ne itlid bon Capitol Nbe. 800, 900.
Serb. @inter on Nmsi 6. Wbeeler,
2ots A uno As, 3easan part, norb'
pefli9e gde Ni6lano Nbe. unb "a.
Sir. $4,000.
Marb 6. 3. 9ows an gowaro ).
Fitzgerald. Got 70, SalbOtt's Mab..
Ofieite>pon Ysnniplpania Str, iio.
LID bon 81. ctr. SO, 200.
9ouifa u. Wrisbt on Sisfslbe. 60
IA, Wri9bt's Worris Str. Dob. Sio'
ieite bon Worris Str. wefli9 Dor
Senate Mbe. $500.
Natban s. Waffen on Warp 6,
S6iel. Got 113, Douglas Yarf Mbb
Offeite bon alabama Str. n6rolid
bon 25. Ctr. 90, 500.
gomin @. pbipps u. u. an Suliu!
o. psarion. Got %, porters Subo
bon pbipps' Sprinsbale Moo., noro'
6fli9e Gde Der Oriental unb Marfe
StraBen. 81, 500.
grneft Hembouie on gmma s. Dids
Got 3, 0uter's Noo., Ortf9aft boz
Qarrence. 81, 500.
Warion Sruf Co.. &eceiber, an s
s. Waaid, Got 25. Weribian 6i9htl
Mbb., fho6fli9e Ode bon Der Subo.
81. rs.
Marion Sruf 60. an benielben. bic
felbe Got. $1,346.
Snbianapolis Sruf COMPANY al
George 5. Me@ulo9, Got l01, Woob
ruff place, tueffli1e Settle bonn Wiobl
0ribe. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Ser Booa- Yro3eR.

SIM 8unbesgeridt betrat Der ST.
BANTER Sobn 8. @ooo, angeflagt ben
Ruin Der @rfien National Bant bon
Wattbeps bur9 Mibbrau6 Der @eloer
berfelben berbeiseftbrt gu baben, ielbit
ben 3e~usenfano.
Ct leu9nete emp6atii4, Summen
unteri9lagen su BADEN uno er Oeriu9te
ben 3ufammenbru9 Der 8inf 10 plau=
fibsl als m6slt9 barsufslen, inoem e,
b%erborbob, oaB bsrfhieosne Ga6rits
unternebmunsen. mel9e nit Der Bani
in seiddftliden 8e3iebungen fanben,
baourd 3uriid9insen, bob bic 3ufubr
bon Natur9us aufb6rte. Sab fe ihre
LINEN bon Der 8ant eeeebenen Sar.
leben nidt suriid3ablen uno
ibre NOten oaber nidt emblem fonnten,
mar ni9t boraus3uieben.
Wabrfheinli9 mirb Der Gaa bsute
ben @efdworenen CUR 8~eratbung tiber-
geben tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Manner9or Samen=S ereim.

Der Mdnner6or Samen=0 erein Der.
anifaltete eeftern Wadmitta9 feline mo.
natlide @udres partie Gieielbe er.
freute fi9 elmer regen Setbeilisuns iei-
tens Der Mitelieoer unb uabm sinen
gemiitbli9en Yerlauf.
Mus benz frieoli9en Surnier 9inger
i9lieBliG foleenbs 9amen als Siege
rinnen berpor:
1. preis-Grau Srses, 70.
2. preis-6rau WiI Mbams, Is.
8. preis-Grau Sulius 2ener, IT,,
IS.
4. Preis-Grau Gina @oepper, "a.
5. preis-Grau 8. s.. 3rab, "a.
6. Pre;s-Grau Inna9 inoeman, IS.
z. Preis-Grau SaB, 70.
s. preis -Grau @ieisn. ~.
9. Preis 6rau S~berlanoer, II.
Die 8orbereitungen fur Die partie
nparsa bon Srau 0snrp &unge uni
ibren Niffentinnsn Jrauen Jrani
Sttenba9, CHARLES Of, Sobn &aud,
@uitaO Sole. @sOr9 DELUXE. Granl
2inosman, Grl. 8. 2inoeman uno 0rl,
CLARA 8aaman in better Weiie setroffen
tuoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

europa. Srau @babmid aber blieb In
Dem prd9tisen @baomidi9en Sauie,
go. 1924 guclio Mpe.
Sbr fofen aus unbetannten DUEL
len riei9e Summsn 3u, Gle fie in fab
unuerssihlidsr 8erf4wenoungsiu9t 3u
Den 6enftern hinauswrrf. ISie madte
BEL Banten i'm n0roliden ObiO Nn=
[leiben uno bdufte S9uloen auf, bic
smii9en $500, 600 uno $1,000, 600
gefddbt peroen. SIN gr0bten Surus
lebte fe in Der guelio Ape.. &efoen,
big Nobember 1904, als 8. 3. New=
toms Glage auf Wieoererlanguns bon
$50. 800 ibre prattiten aufoedte. Bic
Oberlin. Bant, our9 beRen prdioen=
ten fe $40, 900 erlanst batt,, mubte
bic Sbiiren i6lieben.
Die SIS, 600, 600 Siderbsitsn auf
@runb bsren bic Grau pumpte, fino
teinen @roi9en tuertb. Sie &einge=
falenen finb feline einfdltiseH Sut9=
men ionoern seriebene Oantees. = uns
glaublid aber tpabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
YFi4tberseKemer Gbemanm
berbaftet.

George 9infe, elm iun9er berbeiratbe-
ter Mann, wurbe geffern burd bic
&aolerpolisiften Duncan uno Nstin
unter Der Mntlage, feline Srau berlai.
fen au babsn, nerbaftet. Beioe tamen
erf tiirsli9 aus 2Ouisbile, 9p., mad
bier, unb sleid nod i5rer Gntunfi
bier, fagt Die iunse Jrau, aep6bnte
fi9 ibr Mann bas Observation-Disclosures
On. 10 oab He ibn oft tagslan9 nidt 3u
@efht befam uno sulsbt blieb er banr
eans fort unb lies fie obne g~riiten3mit.
tel fbsn. @efern erfubr He, bab ibr
@atte TN 8sqrife febe, bic Gtaot 3u
berlafen uno fe nabm bann einen
8erbaftsbefebl sesen ibn beraus.
Bic poli3ei faet. baB 9inie 8orbe.
reitunasn traf, bic Staot 3u berlaRsn.
als er bsrhaftet murine. Sa er bic
$3.50 Bir9idaft. unter ipelder CT &C.
balten mirb. niGt erf&winsen fonnte,
berblieb er hinter ben f9peoii9en @ar.
binen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

4us Ii d BON S 9 ten
It a m m Of e n. sSm n0rbliaen Minnee
fota, @isconfin unb Mi9igan nimmi
felt 3nei Subren Die @erienbung fleis
ner Si6tenftdmm6en bebeutenbe Siz
menfionen an. Die &dufer finb Die
groBen rNurferies" ober @efpd4sanla=
gen in alien Sbeilen bes 2onoes, bon
benen manhe 9unberte bon @dern nit
Scaam bepflorSen, Die, penn Die
8dumdsn mebrere Sub bod geipu9fen
iinb, einen suten Marft als 3ierbdume
bafiir finben. Die in ben Mdlbern ge@
fammelten pflun5en fOnsn ni4t mebr
pie a6t Biz asbn 3oa bod fem, INN
cine sro5e @nsabl lei9ter gu trans=
pprtiren; fie ipsrben an ben Wurasln
IN naFes Moos eineepadt unb in GAM
gen gtienbabntpagen<2abungen psrS
ldidt. Gs gibt piele Mdnner, bic einen
suten 8erbienit nit Dem Ginfammeln
Der 8aumpflan5en MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Anslan1

OriIIinge m Gien@
b a 3 n 10 q g gebar cine Irz
beiterfrau, bic bereits Mutter BON 10
&inbern mar, in einem 3ues apif9en
&u6nop unp Sentenbagen, pommerr.
8 3 bes MALL
Ils pietrD @iuffre bon
Galtaputuro, Stalien, i'm Wublfumpfe
unterlag, rdbn ii4 iein 8ruOer Die
Hieberla9e berart gu 9er5en, bab er fi3
cine &ugel ms 9er3 jagte.
unbeiIpoGIe S9tffsfoIs
Tito n. sSn elmer Na9t itieben Bel
6erbilon bic beiben IN @lsier bebeimas
tbeten Oampfer ,@trpnbe" unb
nS9iaffino" auiummen; bic r@irDnbe"
eing unter, ippbei 1877 perionen, meiit
Mraber, ertranfen.
MifadbeIn ais Waff-er n.
sSn 2oberbam, N~ieberbapern, fam es
altf freiem 5elbe afpiiden einigen Srtse
bepobnern 5u elmer grDBeren Rauferei,
nobel nit Miftsubeln in ben &rieg sez
soeen tpurbe. Mu9 bic Weiber tpurben
mobil sena9t. Die @enbarmerie muBte
eini9reiten, Der 4r5t bic libel 3ugeri4<
teten perbinben.
Mnaebratnte 3ei9e. Sn
einem Gifenbdbntpdeen, Der cine 2ei6e
bon Gpbtfubnen, Oitpreuben, nu9
8afel, S9peia, iiberfiibren iOate. sez
rietb auf ni9t aufsetldrte Meiie Der
9olafars, Der BEN 3infiars umsab, IN
9ranb, tppbura Der 3inffars gum
She'll f9mols unb bic 2eide fart am
brannte. Mu9 Der 8pben bes giien>
babntpaeens brannte bur1. Der 8ranb
tpurbe erft in 2~eopolosbObe, 8aben, be-
merit.
SpIIer 8 u l.. Gin touer
5unb in Dram, Nlserien, bib brei Sffiz
3iere Der mobilen 9ertbeibigung, bar>
rnter ben &ommanbanten zines Sprz
p~ebobpptes. Oesglei9en ipurben fieben
Matrpfen unb bic 6rau zines &oloni<
ften bon benz 9biere bsrtpunbet. Ollie
@ebifenen tpurben in bas Snititut pa>
fteur nah Mlgier gebro4t. Snfolse bic
fes GreigniHes tpurben fGmmtlihe
6unbe Der mobilen Wertbeibisung BON
Dram ertrGnft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Gime Snfuen;a= Gpioeuate tn
WusFdt.

Die ftdotii9e @elunoheits- 8sh6ros
Bat angettinbist. oaB wabrfaeinli6
eire Snfuen3a @pioemie, unb 3uar
bon Often tommeno, Die Staot beim-
fuden miro.
Somit bic Beb6roe bsna9rihtt9t TIT,
fino bier i9on hber bunoert perfonen
bon bieier Sn1uen3a. tpel9e nit la
grippe" iebr nabe perwanot 1T, er-
frantt. Die bon oieier 6ranfbeit be-
fa1enen patienten empfinoen aunddff
Sdmer3sn i'm 9alie. 3usleid pfegt
td Elm trodener Sufsn uno aud cine
8eriOpfung in Der Naie ein3ufeaen.
Cine augemeineS 4wd9e bsmdAtist fi9
oes 3ranfen uub plostid feist feline
8emperatur auf .tpa 100 @rab.
Sn sanfissm Gaas iritt, penn Der
3ranfe R6 seidOnt unb Dor MIem fi4
ni1t Der Na1tluft aIs9eieBt bat, l4on
naG einiseu Saaen cine Seheruna elm.
90 isbod @sfabr bOrbanoen III,
oaB. mie bel Der 8rippe, aus Der
SnHuensa 2uneenent3inoung entfes
ben lam, 10 III unter alien umtdnoen
ben bon Der tiidii9en 9ranfbeit befals
Iensr1 gerlonen an3uratben, iOfurt
einen tiidti9en Nrat 3u &atbe au ;iebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Ste @elddftSleute, tpelde in ber
SeutI4en 3eitung anseiaen, mifen,
oab Die oeuti9e Runbf6aft muir our6
reelle, prsiswtroige @aare befriebi9i
perben fam, besbalb finoet man in
unisren Spaiten feline i6winoelbaften
Injeigen, %ionoern nur iOl4e bon pirt-
lid IDlioen 8ef9dften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Sas Curriculum ben Jrau Gbai

Sas curriculum ben Jrau Shah
mid. @eboren i'm Sabre 1857 in
gaf Woob, Ontario, als elmer Der a9t
2inosr bon Daniel unb Marp ann
8ielsp.
8urbe i'm Sabre 1879 in @ooofod,
Ont, unter benz Namen @li3abetb
giglep bsrbaftst, aber bon Der Gntla9e
Der 6dlfdung auf ben 8runo bin, baB
fe irriinni9 iei, freiiprO@en.
Saudte in @leoeIano i'm Sabre 1882
suerf als Grau 2noia 8islep auf uno
borgte @slo unter benz Namen Alice
d.. gefteoo, inosm fs Die M6bsl ibrsr
S9weftern uerpfdnoete. Seiratbete Or.
%. 6. Sprin9ifsen, bon go. 8 Gar
ben Str, I'm 81. SttOber 1882, nad-
Dem fte 4leiqer einem 9eloperleiber
oerpfdnbet bate. elf Sage ipdter mics
Or. SDrin9iteeu ibr bic Sbtr. na9-
benz er he ge3wungen battle. ibre trum-
men Sransactionen gu bei6ten. sic
beriudte i'm nddffen Sabre bone SPRING.
feen $4,000 als preis fur permanente
Srsnnun9 3u% erlan9en.
Wuroe tur3 barauf in sinem grief
an Greuuoe in erie, pa., Die fe als
.Maeaie" a%etannt batten, tObt asiaet.
Saudte 3usi WOuate ipdter unter benz
3amen Wabame Ga &oie in $50 Gu.
periOr Str, @lebelano, als Wabrfage.
rim auf. 3oa bier WOnate fpdter nod
&c proipsct abe. unb tlagte am 8. De
tobsr 1883 sesen Or. S~prinsftesn auf
@6eioune. gr reidte @sgentlage u1s
ter Der Gnsabe BON gbsbru9 Elm uuo
ibm muroe bas Setret aussfpro9en.
SIN Sabre 1886 pobnte fe in Dem
9ofbaus bon Grau 5Oober, go. 1872
guclio gbe., utter benz Nantel Qpoia
D. Scott. SIM nd9fen Sabr ipuroe
He in Solebo notoriid. Sur9 Sdls
f9ung erlanste fe 81. 8075, inosm He
ben grpreBassnten Soispb 2amb als
ibr @ert5eus benubie. am Is. Sa=
nuar 1890 purte fe suiammen nit
9amb berbaftet. Ser Mann tuurbe
auf ben @runo bin freiseipro4en, oaB
er in Solse oes tppnotii9en ginHuHes
Der 6rau wilenlOs sewsien iei. sic
uuroe su 81 Sabren 3erter i'm 3u9t=
baus in columbus perurtbeiit.
Bonn Sabre 1890 bis 1893 ma9te
fe i9 i'm 3uatbaus niiblia. inbsm
fe fhr fi9 uno bic anosren @efanse-
men Sembsn ndbte. @Oubernsur Wm
Me3inlsp CAB ibr 1893 belongings.
ueiie bic Grsibsit.' Sm Sabre 1894
pobnts ie als Jrau 6. 6. 9cooer nit
i5rsr SHUTTER, elmer S4neter Uni
einem Sobn bon stwa 5 Sabrsn in
So. 166 Jrantlin Mue., @lebelano
Sur9 ibre Ysridmenoungsiu9t ma4t'
Fe bel bon f9 reoen.
Nm IS. Mueuf 1897, ettua INN BIZ
3eit, als he Der Oberaufidt Der &C.
fdngnibbe66rben lehig erfldrt murbe,
beiratbete He Hr. Sc Rop g. @babmid
In Winbfor, Ont. Or @babwid Der
3os fpdter nit feiner 9o&ter mad
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

b o n Staats= @efuno.
belts : geb6rbe berausgegebenen Wos
nats= Bulletin suiOlge belief fd bic
Sooesrats i'm Nobember auf IL bon
1000 8enpbnern bes Staates. 5onf.
litis unb Nerbenfisber eraIirtsn an
heftiaffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Sbemres Trenosafener.

Charles unb 9arrp gunse, 3trei
tlsine 6nabsn, bic cine In5abl gretter
bon einem 3aune riFen unb nit benz
feIben Elm Jeuer anstnoeten, tpeldes
fid bann einem 5euidober mittbeilte
uno benielben eindfaerte. puroen ges
fern bon @inter Stubs I'm $40 nebt
Soften beftraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
&lase sesem oie staot.

Mba Sbetder, bic Dor @O9enfrif an
Der Wef @aibington Strabe auf ben
Dedel zines Mb3ugstanales trat uno
bur1 2ippen besfelben fi4 berlebte,
rsi9te gesen bic Staot Snbianapolis
fir bic erIittenen 0erleBungen cine
Saabeneriattlaee fur $4,000 eth.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

@eorge 3. Wc@uIo9 an &ufus ..
@ou9. bahelbe giaentbum. So, 500.
Mm. 80. Widbam on Wm. u. Wid=
bam, She'll bon 2ots "a unb Is, S0=
rims Cub, MuBenIOts It's uno 176,
6fli9e Settle Der alabama Str., Bueite
iiolid bon 81. Soc Str. $4,000.
5homas s. SOUTHERN an Snoiana=
bolts Southern @ailmap, Got l, Mc=
@ia's Sub. bon Sqr. 90, fhoweftli6e
gde bon Senate Mbe. uno 9Ouifana
Str. 50, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

% Der 2abrer 0tmtemoe
0ote fotpte oer NeaemSbnr9er
Warsen 2aIemoer f6r 1905
ftmo our& umiere Office 80
bestebem.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-07-05
A Call for Justice

ton. The minuteness of detail that he
must attend to is tremendous. He
must be a man of good education,
quick, alert and indefatigable. He
must stand a frightful strain, which
inevitably undermines his constitu-
ton. His responsibilities are enor-
nous. His labor highly essential. He
is in constant danger of his life"
The description is not in the least
overdrawn. Only those who know
something of the arduous nature the
incessant strain and the great respon-
sibility of this service can appreciate
how hard and exacting it is, though
every one can understand the danger
incident to it. The men in the railway
mail service should be better compen.
stated than they are and it would not
be amiss to make some provision for
those who are disabled in the per
Torrance of duty.-Editorial from
Omaha Daily Bee.