davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

CArDrNTR ana COACHMAN.-A very
reliable man ans wife. NJ family Nan, =
berss ar rooms wife will help IN house u
re1-lired. fine dairy and poultry woman .
viii he generally useful ami keep place IN
hest order ave years in last place en-
blower can be seen in city JERRY. az car
pen-er's 1j4 0th-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

COACHMAN, gardener. useful man, on
gentleman place. Swede, aged -. hon
est sober and Industrious, can milk care
roads. drives. etc: good references. JOHN
son. at Carpenter 5. 154 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASTEn


1s o4t grounds. me. carpeflizs -. ~
tec.2i references Al II 6 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

COACHMAN English: single: I'd to date;
can furnish first class reference from last
employer: reason for leaving family gone
10 Europe. Address J. ; is ST Gernain-
st. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

TWO COMPETENT MEN wish n v,-k -.
gather as cOachman and zardsnsr, sach
$50: b0st references. 9 n and n Z. pa
Renshaw-ave.. ERst Oranrs "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
dunno WILL
DEFEND finn
Some Civil Judgments
With Other Court
Matters.

Owing to substitution of counsel for
defendant the trial of Joseph Finn for
assault with intent to commit murder
was postponed by Judge Robinson till
this morning. ]. ]. Dunno will defend
and A. G. Correa.
Kondo, for assault with a dangerous
weapon, changed his plea of not guilty
to one Of guilty. Judge Robinson sem
fenced him to pay fine of $50 and
costs, in default whereof to be impris-
oned at hard labor until the penalty
is paid at the rate of so cents a day.
w. S. Fleming for prosecution; ]. p.
Ball for defendant
Capital Building Co. VS.. Henry Wa
terhouse & Co., before Judge Gear and
jury, starts the thirteenth day of trial
this morning.
Judge De Bolt gave judgment for de-
PENDANT in the case of A. w. T. Bot
tomley, trustee, VS.. j. P. Rodrigues.
An exception was noted by plaintiff.
In the suit of E. o. Hall & Son., Ltd,
VS.. w. C. Achi, judgment for plaintiff
for s275.91 with interest was rendered
by Judge De Bolt. j. A. Matthewman
appeared for plaintiff. Defendant
made no appearance.
Judge De Bolt disallowed the bill of
exceptions of defendant and ordered
execution to issue in the suit of w.
o. Smith ct al, trustees of Gear, Lam
sing e Co., against John D. Holt, Jr.
The offered exceptions We're to a di-
rected verdict for plaintiffs for $14O0
with interest from May Il, 1900.
NJ. A. Gonsalves, administrator Of
the estate of A. c. Pestana, deceased
has filed his first and final account.
He received s5lO3.70 and expended
$47162S. leaving due the heirs s3S7.42.
In the two cases of foreclosure of
mechanics lien brought against Vic
tor Hoffman and Honolulu Brewing &
Mailing Co. by Niehaus Brothers Co.
and Western Iron Works Co. respect
lively, 1t is stipulated that the evidence
of C. w. Dickey may be taken at the
office of Hatch & Ballou before b. L.
Marx, to be used at the trials in case
of the absence of that witness.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
LANDSLIDE OF PUNCHB0WL FILLS UP A LOWER ROAD

During the heavy storms of last landslide
the Maik side of Puncbowl which stripped
era tons of earth The debris slid down filed up the
lower road which leads from Pensacola States
Experiment Station
Inc eart gave way on the upper regular Punchbow drive
retaining wall was undermined and forced
floods The earth behind broke loose and rolled down the
hill clearing path several rods in width
The Experiment Station force the debris from the road
yesterday afternoon and is again open for traffic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

The freezing of 600 Russian soldiers at
Lake Baikal, on the Siberian railway,
shows, among other things, that the
Eastern cold belt is having such a
winter as the Western is suffering
from. 1t is bad weather for cam
paigninE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

Brewer Co.. cent Eva Pann
cent; Wamano, |
l-2 cent; Haiku I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
Pearl Harbor Buoy.

The Assistant Lighthouse Inspector
for Hawaii gives notice that the Fair
way Buoy, can, black and white per-
pendicular stripes, marking the en-
trance to Pearl Harbor, has drifted
from its position, and that it will be
replaced in its proper position as soon
as possible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY
FOR MONTH OF JAM, 1904

Temperature mean for the month.
us; normal. 1913; average daily max
imum, 1852; average daily minimum,
6I4; mean daily range, 49, greatest
daily range, 10 degrees; least daily
range, 4 degrees: highest temperature.
70; lowest, So degrees.
Barometer average, 10000; normal.
2s.972; highest. 3o.17 18th. 18th and
Ath); lowest. 1881 t27th); greatest "a
hour change, that is from any given
hour Of one day to the same hour on
the next, 10; lows" passed this point
25th to 2sth inclusive; thighs" LIST to
goth and 1880.
Relative humidity average, 1870; nor
NAL, 1871; mean dew-point, 6l.7; nor
NAL, 62.6; mean absolute moisture, sos
grains per cubic foot normal, 6.27.
Rainfall, 5.45 inches: normal, $40;
greatest rainfall in one day, 0.92 (from
9 a. m. 23'd to 9 a. M. 24th); rain rec
ord days, 2s; normal, Is; total at Lua-
kaha, 17.71 inches; normal. 9.15; at
Kapiolani Park, 3.19 inches: normal,
2.01.
The artesian we'll water level rose
from 33.4O to 1898 feet above mean sea
level. January 3fst. 1903 1t stood at
35.O6. The average daily mean sea
level for the month was 9.77. the as
sumed annual mean being 10 feet
above datum. For January. 1908, it
was 9.71.
Trade wind days, 25 a NNE); nor
NAL, IA; average force Of wind, 1T.
Beaufort scale and during daylight;
average cloudiness, tenths of sky, AZ;
normal, ~.
Approximate percentage of district
rainfall as compared with normal;
He wall; Hilo district. 227 per cent;
Hamakua, 1871; Kohala, 1871; Waimea,
427; Kona, 100; Kau, 14s; Puma, 296;
Island Of Maui, 1923 per cent: Oahu
Honolulu district 2O1: Nuuanu, POP;
Koolau, IA; EVA, so per cent; Island
Of Kauai-Variable, from IS at Wal
ava to ITO at Hanalei.
The heaviest monthly rainfall was
at Olaa $3.50 TT. elevation), 4S.75
inches. The heaviest 24-hour rain
falls were at Waimea, 6.55 inches
(27th); Olaa Mill. GAO (5th); Pahoa,
6.l0 (27th). All on the Island Of Ha-
wall.
TEMPERATURE TABLE.
Elev. Mean Mean Cor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

Russia, in forbidding Great Britain to
get close to Persia and Thibet, does not
speak with such authority as she used
TO. Persia and Thibet are as much
within the natural sphere of England's
influence as Russia's, and the states
men of Downing street are not so likely
to consider the feelings of the Cossack
as they We're when he had a reputation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

ECONOMY is the surest road to
wealth but there is nothing gained by
neglecting cough or cold. Buy bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and cure II before pneumonia de-
velops. 1t will be economy In the end.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

u. .. T.. sta. 3bO T.9 65.9 71.2 II 5S
Kohala-Dew point, $50; relative hui
nudity. 1914.
Eva Plantation-Dew point $40; rel
alive humidity, II; barometer mean,
1901.
The record for the month was an
exceptional one. Temperature, pres
sure, rainfall and trade wind days all
considerably above the January nor
mails; the barometer especially so,
making the seventh consecutive month
of pressure above the normal.
Activity of the crater Halemaumau
in Kilauea ceased toward the end of
the month.
Honolulu-Lunar halo list; lightning
to the southeast on the evening of the
End; bright afterglow 9th; dew morn
ings.
Reported from other stations: Hilo,
thunder and lightning 3rd and 4th;
slight earthquake 23rd at $40 p. m.
Pepeekeo, thunder and lightning End.
9Th and 26th; heavy snow on noun
tains, 9Th to 18th and 22nd to 31st;
heavy earthquake, 23rd at 9:3S p. M;
high surf LIST to 9th; winds from north
to east all the month; dew mornings;
average cloudiness. rs; mean force Of
wind, 1.9. kohala, earth quake 23rd
at 9:4s p. M. trade winds throughout
Waimea, earthquake, 23rd; winds vari-
able, from Gains to strong northeast
gales Q9th and 2Oth); heavy rain Gath
to 2Sth inclusive, 14.57 inches falling;
heavy SHOWS on Mauna Loa and Maui
ma Kea; bright afterglow 7th.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
CASTLE & COOKE CO.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
cke Eva Plantation Company.
THE waialua Agricultural Co., LTD.
The Kohala Cugar Company.
m wahnea Sugar Mill Company.
ne Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis. Mo.
Yhe Standard OIL Company.
,1he George F. Blake Eteam Pumpe.
Weston Centrifugals.
TIE New England Mutual Life Insur-
,nce Company, of Boston.
YAe Aetna Fire Insurance Company.
n Hartford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. Of
TsMpdcn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
BERREY'S COMMERCIAL RtPOR'

:i::fs; Ss; :s SSSs s'
publishers t. .o is
hs las, @
s ss P Ts ' II ?ssss @
. as'Ii"f ss
S w ssu % be and a s sT 5 % b u @ 5s
s sn 'sa Ss s
ss sSa io s s s limit n S' % fss'
Ss5:: If. interest
per een na ta anticipated that money will
sest5 bnG "' d s S we'll s
non s h d s ma, deemn ns Oh that they they
se P sa & at Ry f a ns s2 are ssrs f
5 be %3G a h
several s @ Se dome d the f to- relieve thee
5 the first Place of heavier ns the rsSen oos
and available could be used maintaining force of good
] Uncle 5s"5 ] %ssias 5
@ mssns sn %s4s work m ns Wss s soy @
M dG n ] ap S results s not
n then az esso g 5o Of that mo
@ ar ar DIV ad The a I've BY the % excellent po poll ,1
1s ne s" III ss s IN
ss so t%"' his Territory and the
:s 5 : @ .':; s5S9s: sss mi! S
@ 5 % tens ] ] sa is n The kss
The , % %,' $s5,sa days
s s n s :s Oahu ,s n
asr made @ s 9 K a s s,tsa n w c so
dents
a's fsss Va :5 %i. ;s s9i;
vase serious throughout the group
% fS:s e ::1 ~ II ;.s: :;s: %
aS' $'ISe 5' %1@s' ss Si.s
%Sa Ss% aP Doing HSe
r r! s has purchased E the Int H, G Holt M
report s2so66s
mortgages S2 90
Releases 90
Bills of 90
leases leases =
R Gi tIhey ~ tt
SUBSTITUTION power power OF OF a a'ornsy
Assignment
Warranty
Gommsioner
additional charge bsfs " " .... ..::::
Afdavit OF foreclosure
shin
Certificate entry
cages Mgge n no rate given S. soo mosses at cent o6s
s Rsf SEM" mortgages FeSs %Gsp sT %
, Sales the ,s
ssso:s" S. e. Is &C. Sc ~ acc ,s $50 81 e
iiaWn ton and Sug Co. at IS S45oo
Hawn Com and Sug Co. S per cent ooo at
Paauhau S Poo,
MAXWELL I O at b at Saaoo
Onomea Sug Co, $1,000
Oceanic s s. a ooa 5000
Sales the Honolulu StockE xcha
Eva 50 at
bonds $1,000
Oahu Sug Co, a $1,000
Waalua, $685. at $4,000
Hon R T. & l. Co, Com, q a
Olaa. Is a 5000
McBryde a
Haw. Sug, al 5000
Mutual Tel. Co., 90 a
Hawn Agr,
DIVIDENDS
C. Brewer %, Plantn
cent; Waimanao l. l. S Co
perce Fol y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
SssE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
ATHERAPION. a Isi' p .Ssfss', "a,

ssrf. sss,i in the Continental ospitas by RECORD
3nsss1a. Jobert, velpeau, and others, conibinss all
sz.1 GsAadsrsta to be sought in medicine Of the
H1.G and SURPRISES everything hitherto employed
fvy&ERAPION No. ! maintains its world.
ss.ssssd and we'd .nisritsd reputation for derango
Ez.sb u the kidneys. pains in the back. and
AnskAsa ailments, ahording prompt relief where
hsonr ssli.tried remedies have been powerlsss.
fxbzERAPiON NJ 2 for impurty Of the blood.
Dusy 1smples, spots. blotches, pains and swelling
s115kSss govt rheumatism. alldisaases for which
tNikne sssa too much fashion TO employ mercury.
sssgsilA &C.. to the destruction OF sufferers teeth
.s.f.sas systsm through the blood, aud thoroughly
sxk1hnases all poisonous uAttor from the body.
,VpHERAPioN No 8 for exhaustion, deep.
d., and ali distressing consequences Of
l6b&ivstioo. worry. overwork, &c. II possesses
Ua1sisios power In restoring strength and vlgcr ir
49, suffering from the snervatins influences Q:
80 ssssdsnce IN hot. unhealthy climates
DtERAPiON L .0ld BY tbs principal
49, - England. s. yd. and Is. Cd. In order.
- sasas which Of the three numbers 10 70.
W2uuA. and observe that the word "THsRApios
GvD.ars on the British Government stamp Un
S1nes isttcrs on o red q rind) anixsd 10 every
urs.ssss package by order Of His Maiestys Hon.
As.sas,sasrs. and without which u = ious<r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19
AIIRun Down

When your vitality is low, you are
miserable all the time. Your nerves
are weak and your appetite is poor.
You have no ambition, and you are
languid and depressed all the time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-02-19

RAINFALL FOR JANUARY, 1904.
Fl. Inches
Stations Elev. Rain
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

C. Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Staot, Muho's r2OngfelDm".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Seit b m lebten Sabre bat Der
S6ulbeiu9 In Marion @ountp I'M
1000 &inoer augenommen. 9e: Sotal-
beiu9 Der S6ulen i'm @ountn ein=
f6lieBIi9 indianapolis 1T 50,876.
ct bertbeiIt fi6 ME folst: Wapne,
900; Marren, LOIS; Center, auBer=
balb Snbtanapclis, 934: gerrp, 9O4;
pite, 602; 2aurence. 753; Granfltn,
655; 9ecatur, 439; indianapolis,
43, 517.
6 + g o uberneur s a , E
| o + BON Gentufp bat Die Saftlpftg.
felt feiner erften Nnnabme Der @inla=
oung, Tin 3ofomp BEL Der @rdber=
f9miifungsfeier bic 9auptreoe gu ball
ten, bur9 nunmebri9e Nblebnuns bers
felben in etnas mieber gut gema6t.
Die er6Bere Saftlofigfett aber bate
.iebenfals Capt. 8arri9us began9en,
ber ign eingelaben bate. Bic beftig=
ten Protefe gesen Saslor als &eoner
famen bon als conierbatir befannten
@nbdngern fetner Partet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Samen : 0eretn oes Soeialen
Suruheretn8.
8ereniistes Stiftunssfeit.

Ser 9amen : 8eretn bes @ocialen
Surnbereins feierte eeftern Nbenb fein
%. Stiftungsfef. Sahelbe nabm
einen iebr pergniisten 8erlauf.
Din elmer in 9ei9madbOler Weife
fefli9 becorirten nit SeiicateKe ZEN aler
Dirt beieBten Safel nabmen Die Sbeil=
nebmerinner an Der Gefli6feit glab
unb IieBen ft6 3und9f bic ibnen bor=
9eieBten guten Sa9en au9 gut
i6meden.
6rau Nnna Siebolb, Die ftets
freunoli9e uno liebensmirbiee prdfi=
bentin bes 8ereins, belt bic 6etrebe,
in pel9er fe Der Greuoe Nusbruf ber=
lieb. baB fets unter ben Mitslieoern
beg 8eretns elm fold harmonii6es uno
einmitbiges gerbdltniB aeberrf6t babe.
Mit benz Muni9a, baB Der 9amen=
8erein bes Socialen Surnbereins bli-
ben unb 9eoetben m6ge bis in Die
fernften 3etten, i6lOB bic Grau prdR=
oentin ibre nit 9roBem geifaa auf9e=
nommer1e &ebe.
Grau Warie S9ulmeper ibernabm
Johann bas Nmt Der Soatmeiftertn
uno fe entlebigte fi1 behelben nit bic
lem GeI6if unb Sumor. 2aunige
&eben wedielten nit frbbliden @efdn=
gen ab uno Die Stunben berffofen
Naen uie i'm Glu9e.
IS mar cine In ieber 8esiebung
bibf6 arran9irte uno fr6bli9 perlau=
fene Gefli9teit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
@etterb ertMt.

STR "a stnnDen, enbenO 7 ubr mOrseus. IS. wsai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
@tege--Mltar 0rab.
6 E b

% eDDrer1:
st. s. unb 5rau 5berrarb, 1416
gnqli1b Npe., Mdb1en. - See urb
Norab @oolen> 1899 %. 80. Ctr,
Gnabe 8 unb 2ouiie 8abioion,
2417 Genpoob Nbe., &nabe.-@. 6.
uno emma MulboQanb. 2437 @ta=
tiOn Str, Gnabe .-Soiepb uno 5lo=
rerce Saqgart, 113 6. Mi6igan Str,
Gnabe.
q etraut:
gearl 6. Warcuen-DaifD Brotpr.
8anburen Buliam-glifabetb gpaul=
bling.
Gi9arb s. Sole-Mnnabel San.
Charles Sbotmea-Nnna pagan.
Sobn S6miB -@li3abetb Weber.
German Stratman-Granois Werltng.
Waibineton 2eee = Marb Chambers.
Nurora NnbreB-@ertruoe Wurpbp.
9 eforben:
Subert Bradbury, IA. = Otto
Cooper, Is, @lnora 0ospital.-2epis
Wifer, As, Central Sospital fur
Srrfnnt9e.-gaul 9ieb, II. 8rtgbt=
acknowledgement &remer, AZ. 1916
St %. Str.-4ultim @iIiams, 81
sos Bell @tr.-Spbn Gain, IS.
@ltaabetb &osers, 48, 7O1 g. Silt
mis- Str.-Grancis Conner, Sc, GIG
2ouiiana Str. = Martba &obinion,
%, % q. Mobiion @tr.-Socob Sat-
Tor, As, 1913 @uffin @tr.-Sattie
Sones, 80, $40 g. MiHouri Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

2pcakWetterberiht.
S@6n beute Nbenb unb am Mtttpo9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
&aie=Baa.

NmericanN oeiation H..
9te geffrt9en Spiele reiultirtpn ME
fol9t:
Wilnaufee, Is. Mai.
Milmaufee ....1 OOOOO21*- 4
Snbianapolis .OOOOO1OOO- l
Minneapolis, Is. Mai.
Minneapolis. 10 O6OO1OO*-
Columbus p OOOOOOOO- 2
81. gaul, Is. Mai.
ct. gnul. 80 1-12
2otisbiGe. 80 O-15
NattonoI=2 q.
ct. 2outs, Is. Mai.
ct. Souls Spiel beri9oben,
philaoelph He9en.
Yittsbure, Is Wai.
pittsburs 80 O0O150O*- 6
Stem Oorf 80 o. 5
Cincinnati, Is. Mai.
Cincinnati :. @ 1OOOOOOO-
Bottom .......0 o. 2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Gin bic vSnbpls. Weoical Societd"
repr1fentirenoes @omite BON Ner3ten,
beitebeno aus ben 9octpren g. 9.
WpDlen, Sbeobor gOtter, 6 $. Dun=
ming, S. St @afman uno Souls Burt
barbt ma9te gefiern benz Wapor feline
Nufmartung, unb le9ten oemfelben
einen 8eri9t Dor, in mel9em fie
ben 3uffanb, in Dem fe oas ftdb=
tide 6oipital ~gefunben baben, bar=
leeen. Sbrer Meinuna na6 tpurbe tein
Gebler began9en, als Die S%nternen uno
Die Wdrterinnen in Dem neuer 5ltael
untergebra9t purben. 9as Mrranee4
ment beg 6ofpitals unter Der 2eituns
bes ieBieen 9uperintenbenten Or.
Martin bat Die BiIisung Der Ner3te
aefunoen.
sic empfahlem bor Mnem, baB bia
fdmmtli9en Blumber=Nrbeiten Babe=
mannen etc. r1eu bersetelt unb an
bielen StelIen cine griinoli9e &eno=
birune boreenommen perbe Sc ion=
ten &dume an9elegt perben, in tpel9en
elm geniigenber Goblenborratb unter-
oebra6t neroen fann uno Dor Nnem
aud Die 9eisun9sanlage 9rinbIi6 per-
beffert meroe. Ser Mapor ipra6 boz
fir gu iOrgen, baB Die Nn~gele9enbeit
benz Staotratb u~nterbreitet tperoe.
9ie Si9erbeits . 8eh6rbe bat TIRE
bOr einigen Sa9en Dem OrOen Der
8ruioen gesebene grlaubniB, in ben
Straben, mel9e bas Staatsbaus nbro=
lid, 6ftli9 unb tpeftlia umgeben. cine
StraBenfatr a~bsubalten, mteoer 3uriiG=
genommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Ehertnorneterffant

Sbermometerftanb.
9b9ffe Eenperatur ......... so Grab
0tebriafte Eemperntur. 48
SO. 8. 8Ibtbe,
GeetiDnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

9as @aIbfef bes 9 d n
Il mt It Il bunes= 8eretns
inbet ni9t am Is. SUM-, pie be-
rt6tet tpurbe, ionbern am @onn=
ben 5. Stunt, i'm Ser
mania=B Bart fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
SnStama 9eideubefatter= Ger=
etaisung.

Sie Snoiana 2eidenbeftatter Ser
eintgun9 bdlt bier beute, ah1 Mittmo9
ltnb Sonnerftag i'm Denifon Sotel ibre
Sabres= Contention ab. Prof. %. g.
0obeni6ub, etne Nutoritdt auf benz
8ebiete oes @inbalfamirens, miro finf
8ortrdge balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

8abtn 8 t 0 n, II. Stat.
STR Snbiana: gep5lft beute Mbenb
uno am gstttpp9 !; pabri@einli6 S9auern
feute Mben6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Wits Gta0t= ituS Gountg=S er=
mGltnng.
Das @iiensuertbeite bonn setrisen Gage in
%9ebranster Sorm.

Sie 8e56roe fir Dffentli6e Werfe
belt geftern cine furae SiBung OBJ.
9ieielbe inffruirte ben etraBens
@ommihdr Serpif ben 3uitano Der
@ramforbsbiae Goab nabe oes Wbite
&iber gu unteriu9en unb bariiber gu
beri6ten. Sn GOlge Der 9odfutb 1T
elm GROCER She'll Der 5traBe fOrtges
naIAen unb es mirb tauienbe bon Wa=
%genlabungen @rbe beoiirfen, UNI ben
bon Der Sodfutb angeri6teten 99aben
ausaubehern.
Nuf gmpfeblung bes SnipeetOrs
CHARLES u. @arraro bonn StraBen=
fprenflungs=9 Department murben fol-
genoan @otractOren Nb5i9e pe9en nt9t
@prenteluns semifer straBen gemadt:
Bennington Bros, IL Sage fur 3
@traBen unb 6 Sage fir 2 5traBen;
Senrp Noelting, II Sage ftr @traBe.
&eiolutiDnen muroen an9enommen
fir
@ement=@ eitentpe9e In We2ain Str.
bon Wiler Str. big Spmarb Str.
Stir Nspbalt=pHaiterung in Sigh
LAMB Nbe. BON WaibingtOn Str. bis
Marlpne Npe.
Neue @efu6e purben ein9erei6t:
STIR @ement=S eitentpege in Sugar
@robe Noe. BON Snbtana Nbe. bis %.
Str:
N~bsusscanal in Wustingum Str.
bon ct. CLAIR Str. bis Yratt Str:
@r6fnung Der Nlep, 0ftli9 BON Nl=
borb Str. unb 1. 9len meflt9 BON
Wartinbale Nbe;
Gtespf., @ement=S ~eitenpege, Bad
fein= &inn feline in 26. Str. bon Nortb=
uefern Nbe. bis gum Canal.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-09
MURDERERS ON TRIAL
WdldOn and townsend Give
testimony

From the trend OF the testimony ir
yes erlay's ION of the Winnem1 1cci
murder case ii seems that the MAJ,
Roberts had ve.y Ettie to do with the
murder Of Jack Welsh. lae defense IS
putting special efforts to Gear r oeIss
of havir g paruclpa Cd in the actual msr
der of Welsh ard in cross exam ma ion o.
WITNESSES yesterday made a very strong
case for their Client
Albert Walden, who was Welsh's com
panion and was robbed by the men was
the FIRST witness yesterday and contin
red his evidence of Sa u day. In an wer
o question Of Dis ret Attorney War
en-, Wa'don stated that he wished to cor
rect statement II sa urday's .estmony
He had sta ed tha lie had never be org
ed to un'on bat later remembered CT
hGvrg belonged to ore for five weeks
In direct examination he tcsalcd TO the
eclor of seyencrs ccat. sayrg il wa
black ard IN eress examna ion he ad-
mit.cd the coat was h.uo. lie also testi-
fed ana illustrated the positions of he
accused rsen as they were when the
line was cenmittCd. His test mony in
this part was quite rorg and dileet and
the attorneys fer the Irosec-t,on Brought
out clearly the positions of the robbers
when they were committing lhs utal
crime, bet he evidence failed 10 show t G
position of Roberts at the lime. rhe
counsel for The defense requested The
court 10 allow them TO take Wa.dcn into
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-09

the country on a dark night and have
him see thee men as he had seen Sev
erer, Williams and German on the fatal
night and see If he could recognize then
as he has the three accused men. Thi
notion was overruled.
The counsel for the defense brought out
in the cross examination that man by
the name of Mu'lock had written let
ter to the counsel for the defense, saying
that Waldon would get out of the sta g
for $780, Walden denied ever having die
tated this letter and said that he knew
nothing about it. Waloon offered some
condemnirg evidence, but his testimony
has not had the convincing rig to II
that it had in the former Trial.
Townsend who was riding on train s2c
and was robbed by the murIerous mer
was the rext witne-s ca led. the at
torneys for the defense objected to his
testimony and the jury was sent from the
court room wn lie the matter was argued.
District A torneys Pike and Warren were
victorious however, and he was allowed
to teetify. He positively identified Cor
man and Sevener, but when Roberts was
placed before him, he sad he did not
remember having seen him. He also
identified some coins which were taker
from him at the time ard which were
founI in the POSSESSION of the murderers
He was very direct in his testimony and
did not waver under the strong cross ex-
animation conducted by the attorneys for
he defense.
Sheriff Lamb, who arrested the murder
ers and searched them was the last W.T.
ress ca led yesterday. He testified to
hav'rg arrested them and of finding The
marked coins on Sevener. The case was
hen adjourned until Wednesday mornir G
$50.