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round. but groom 900 old. There was
her own Beetle. sleek coated, fiery
eyed, long l;mbcd, turning knowing
gaze upon her. Upon the nails close
to hand were neatly placed his ac-
coutrcments.
She took down tho saddle and bride
and the other rarap!ernaia. No one
knew better than Jane how to saddle
a horse, nor would il he the first time
she had ridden sideways on II mans
saddle. 1t was easy To summon back
tom-boy tricks.
The wind shook the stable, ratified
the windows, knocked impaticntly at
the closed half of the door, huttcrcd
the straw in the forward stalls, flick
cred the lanterns light. Out into the
wind and sputtcring rain went Jane
and the horse. She had led him
through the stable yard, out through
the carelessly open gate. 1t was good
weather to be in the house. not
weather to tempt idle loungcrs out
doors.
1t was n most unseemly thing for n
young woman. unattended. to dash
up at half-after twelve o'clock at
night TO sentry guarding the out
post of camp. and demand to be
taken TO his comma nding general
or, if not to Gen. La lafayette himself,
then to Col. Jocelvn. of the Contincn.
tai forces. When at last she was face
TO face with Col. Jocclvn. he listened
gravclv to what she had TO say and
FASTENED to headquarters. Tho sleep
ing camp was hurried into wal<eful-
ness. Her tale was believed.
Col. Jocelvn urged her to allow him
to send an escort back with her, but
Jane declined. Vet the riding bacl;
was harder than she coming. She
and Beetle had no enthusiasm 10 sus-
tain them. The horses head was
not turned homeward; her mission
was accomplished. and the reaction
had set in. What would Edward, what
would Bcssemcr. say if they knew
what she had done? They would look
upon her a IA traitor.
Yet. did she regret what she had
done: From her aunt's standpoint,
from the standpoint of any of her
kinspcoplc but Edward, had she not
the right to rcio, Q if she had indeed
saved the American army? She re-
called Col. .Ioce lyn's words. that there
was no calculating the service she had
rendered her country in saving the
army from such an attack. Her coun-
try? Yes. it was her country.
or in 1hr distance n DanthCr had
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CHAPTER XVI.
YORKTOWN

It was gray dawn when she rode
into the inn stab'c-yard, but there WAS
no stir about the premises. and she
found the stabic-door open, as she
had left if. While She was putting
mp her horse and Slipping back TO her
room the british were returning from
their fruitleSs attack. That afternoon,
when BcSscmcr r0dc ont from among
the trenches and rrdoUhtS of York
town to welcome her and her aunt To
the fortified town. he little suspected
that il was this girl who had com
passed his defeat.
The Ellcrvs found Edward quite as
III rs Hcssemcr's letter had led them
10 suppose. and for the next few
weeks their hands were full with
nursing him. When they arrived the
town wore an air of careless case.
Young officers in gay uniforms swag-
gcrcd through its street, their talk
loud boasts Of what would be done
I when rcinforccments from Sir Henry
Clinton arrived or when the British
hect came: but gradually all this
changed. one day hope ran high: the
/ British fleet had been sighted it
was coming; the next. there was the
/ bottomlcss pit of despair. The feet
! was De Grasses.
Next came information Of WASH
ington's arrival; then news that the
french and American forces were
marching forward from Williams
burg. On the twenty-eighth the town
was thrown into II panic. The front
column of the approaching. armies
had been sighted Ordcrlies dashed
hithcr and 1hither; the lines of sol
diery were put in motion, the man
ming of the works was strengthened,
| Tho bcsicgcrs came; the British aban-
doned their outer works and huddled
within the intrenchmcnts; the siege
had begun.
During all the worry and excite
| mcnt of these troublOuS times Bcsse-
mer did not neglect Jane nor fail
TO look after her comfort as we'll as
he could. 1t was no secret among
those high enough up to know that
had CORVALLIS followed the advice oi
his colonel of Dragons, he would
have made n bold dash out Of York
town ere the allied forces had Il
chance TO pom him up. Even now Bcs
scmer begged his commander to make
the attcmpt, and so or prevailed as
To win from him permission to make
the first essay.
Returning from the conference Will
his chief, he stopped to see Jane ant
took her into his confidence suil
GENTLY to tell her something Of the
enterprise he had on foot.
IF we succeed, sweetheart,' ht
said, "if we get ont of this hol,
where we are held like mice in {
trap, then we shall be able to soor
turn the tables upon these allies ant
bring the war to speedy close: theI
! shall, shall I not, claim the fulfill
ment Of your promise and carry you
back to England with me as my wife
"Col. Bessemer," said Jane, wh'
tried more than once to interrupt
him, II thank You for the confidence
you have reposed in me this after
noon, but ! feel that | have beer
most remiss in receiving it withou
first acquainting you with something
which, when you learn OF II, ma,
cause you no longer to desire me fol
your wife"
Bessemer leaned forward "Yol
mean" he said,
Then, with voice which faltered no
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Uncle Terry
CHARLES CLARK MUM


| nctS, iu o.. al IL Dll y flDtn TWO TlhS
an n lcckct with two pictcrs in IT, an
paper WIS pinned to the baby
clothes With f,irrin writin' on 1t. II
said the baby's name was Etclka Tc
tcrson an, To God commend my
child an signed. "A Dcspairing Moth
or From bits o the wreck We learned
the vessel was from Stockholm on
named Peterson
The paper was scch n heart techin'
appeal. an as we'd just buried our
only child. a six-year-old gal. we was
glad to adopt this 'un an bring her up.
In due course o. time | made n report
o the wreck to the lighthouse board
an that we had saved one life. n gal
baby. an give all the facts. Nothin'
ever came on t. though. an we was
glad thar didn't We KEEP the little
cal, an she want long in CROWN into
our feclin's. an the older she growed
tho more we thought o. her
OF course the history OF Uncle Ter
rvs p.otpgec was known TO every resi-
dent of the island. and as she grew in
to girlhood and attended school Mt the
Cape. as the little village quarter
mile back of the point WAS called. until
she matured into young lady every
one came to feel that in n way she be-
longed to the kindly lighthouse keeper
and his wife Melissa.
To them she was all that devoted
daughter could be. and when school
days were over she became Uncle Ter
rvs almost constant companion ON
pleasant days she went with him To
attend his traps and on his daily drive
TO the head of the island. She was
welcome in every house and we'll be-
loved Ivy al those simple, kindly peo-
pie. who felt an unusual kindly inter
est in her existence. OF tender heart
and tmil nature. her appealing eyes
won the love OF young and old. on
Sunday evenings she was always one
Of the small congregation that gathered
to hold simple services in the little
church at the Cape, Il square one story
building that never knew paint or shut
terS
OF beau she hardly knew the mean
inc. and il must DO said the few young
men who remained on the island after
reaching the age of courtship were
neither in garb nor manners such as
would attract Il girl like Telly.
one special talent she was gifted
with, and that was the ability to draw
and paint we'll Even as achild at school
she would draw pictures on a slate that
were surprising. and when Older and
she obtained materials she worked un
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was asleep. Often not person would
be visible the entire length of its main
street, cooled by three rows Of naples,
one dividing it and one shading each
Of the two sidewalks formed of narrow
strips of weather stained marble IN
der some Of these trees that almost
touch branches for half mile one or
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Ix& -.
Ill I
(&p&,

(SN.J don't spect TO be bout go
in out. | was born on way back farm
in Connecticut where the rocks was 80
thick we used ter round the she tp up
once week an sharpen thar noses on
the grin stun 80 t they could get 'en
tween the stuns, ! walked Il mile to
school winters an studied my toes on
the farm summcrs till | was fourteen,
an then the old man greed To give me
my time till was twenty one II nd
pay him half earned. ! had colt an
OIL busted wagon, an | took TO dickcr-
in | bought eggs nm honey an pelts
Of all sorts. an peddlcd notions an
farmin' tools. When ! cum of age |
went to the city an turned trader an
made little money. got married an
cum down into Maine an bought n
gold mine. I've got ii yit-that is, I've
got the hole whar s'posed the mine
was. Most o my money went into it
an stayed thar, Then | got chance
to tend light an ketch Holsters an hcv
stuck to 1t ever since. | take some
comfort livln'. an try an pass ii along,
The Widdcr Leach calls me scotfer,
but she allus comes to me when she's
needin. an don't nllus have to cum e.
Their. My life's been Ike most every
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CHAPTER III.

STRANGER visiting Sandgate,
in the Green mountains. on a
summer afternoon would in
eyitably conclude the town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-07

rs goin' to bc n nasty
night" said Uncle Terry,
coming in from the shed
and dumping an nrmf,ll OK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-07
CHAPTER II.

" ANT consulted bout com.
in into this world" said
Uncle Terry once, "an' !
don't 'spect TO be bout go
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Ste,e Sneorporattomen

2ennarb Oil anb Sos 60. bon Ren-
arb, 0enrp @ountp, capital $50, 600;
Sncorporatoren, Sames @tobbarb, 9.
8. Splitter, 6. 6. Mss9am, %. g.
Mofett, W. &idetts, s. 8. Wopo,
6opt Woob unb 6. 6. Woob.
Columbia Oil unb Sos gompanp,
Wuncis, Capitalized $500, 900; Siree.
loren: Jerbinanb %. ped,. 6erbinano
psd it,, %. Smest, &. gonbon unb
U. Wbipple.
gartlanb Gounbrp Co.. 9erre6aute,
@apitaI $4,000; Sireetorsn; Charles
@artlanb. peter Garlanb, Sobu s..
eäeifel unb Sobn Sasmel.
Bippus Dill Co.. 8luffton, capital
$3.50, 0C0; 9irsctorsn: 2afapette Mc.
Wiliams, Sames Bippus, %. Runtel,
s. 6. waeWiniams unb Sbomas @.
WiQiams.
@offIin Wepn Co., 6ammonb, ca
pital 100000; Hirectoren: %. 8.
@oifIin, peter Uaepn unb u, %.
Turner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

tiiae Gtellen fat sr fsts enti9ieben
suriidseuisien. gr ffarb i'm @ertrauen
auf iein Waterlanb unb i'm ausseipro=
densn @laubsn an ieinsn 8Ott.
Die 5amilie fOtuie fetne aer3te UNI.
ftanoen bas gett. als ct ieinen @eiif
um 1876 ubr ausbaudte. 9as @noe
mar i9msrslos. Sefort na9 isinem
Sobe ianbte bas @todsnipisl Der Plp.
mouth 9ir9e ben Choral ,Ndber
mein @ott gu Dir" gum fillen Na9t.
bimmel empor unb turs oarauf tiinoete
bas 2duten fdnmtIider 9irdenslodsn
Der Staot iopie au6 sas Nnf9lasen
Der 6suerslOden ben Sewobnern, bat
Der allsemein bsliebte unb ssadtete
Senator feline 2sbensbabn beidlohen
babe.
Seit Wonen hatten bic Betpobne,
Der Staot ben Nerlauf Der 6ranfbeit
ibres betasten Senatoren nit dngf'
li9en Nuaen beoba6tet; tdsIi4 liefer
bunosrts bon Nnfrasen in 3eitunss.
Officen unb Nustunftsbursaus elm, ir
wel9en Austunft tber iein 8efinoen
gu erlausen seiudt uurbe. Ser
Wunid bes Senatoren, baB iein gnot
lei9t iein m6se, wurbe ibm erfhQt;
rubig unb ianft if ct babinseiaieosn
nur bic Isr3te. uel9e dngfli9 ieber
9ltber3us belaui&ten, tuaren in
Stanee, iein gnoe tpabr3unebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Gin 0nn6 NIT etnem 0ummi=
Tnke.

Iuf mas man hisr3ulanbe nidt anss
berfdnt, aei9t Der 6al zines Sunbes,
eines fosenannten Gorterriers, Der 10
mile Sabej Woollep in gpansbille ges
b6rig. Dem 9unbe purbe fiirali9
bon einem Strabenbabnwagen Elm SUB
absefabren, unb ba Die camille iebr on
benz Sbiere bdngt. 10 lieb man es
bur9 einen Sbierar3t bebanoeln; nun
min man ibE, ba es sebeilt 1T. einen
@ummifub MAIDEN laRen, bamit Der
0ierfiibler aud ale 8iere 9ebrauden
fann. Wie man9er unelhdlids Menf1
udre frOb, ipenn ibm berartige Iuf=
merifamteit gu She'll miirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
0earb Maas's &lase sesea ais
Sta0t.

9enrp Waag, Der ieinerBeit bic 0er-
beiferunsen Der Seitenmege on Der 25.
unb %. Strabe lieferte unb biefhr cine
Gorberuns BON $961 sesen ben bante.
rott ertldrten Cont actor @eorss &eBler
bielt, rei9te bor mebreren Wo9sn cine
&la9e elm. in tusl9er e. Die ginfebung
zines WaRenberipaIters, fiir bic MHeb.
ments. aus mel9en feline Jorberuns au
be9lei9en 1T, berlansts. Ser 6aa
mirb:beute in &i9ter 2eatbers @eri9t
our 0erbanblun9 gelanaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

Worcefer. Nah., 80. Sept.
Senator @eurse Grisbie 9Oar purbe
beute frnb nad 6=w69entlidem f9pe-
rem 2rantsnla9er bonn 3obe oabins
seraft. 9eorse Jrisbie 9Oar tpurbe
am 90. 9lusuft 1926 in GoncOro,
Wah., asboren. Nls iunger Wann
bon 26 Sabrsn murbe er in's &eprd.
fentantenbaus setpdblt, Sabre ipdter
purbe er Staats=Senator. gr mar
Waitslisb bss gonsrefss fur orei Ser-
mine, idlus absr meitere NominatiO'
nen ab. BON 1874-1880 mar er elmer
oerSireftOrsn Der 9omarb uniDerftdt.
Sn 1876 mar sr Elm Witsliso oerWabl-
gommiifon. Sn 1877 nabm er iei-
nen SIP i'm Ssnate elm unb tuurbe isit=
benz obne unterbre9ung uiebererwdblt.
gr mar elm fur9tloier @sgnsr Der pbi.
lippinenpOlitit Der jeBigen Nominiifra=
tiOn. Sm prioatleben mar er Elm
leutieliser Wann nit ofenem unb fir
bic 2eioen 4nbsrsr mitlsioigem 5er=
gen. gr mar elm tparmer aufri4tiser
6reuno oss berifOrbenen prdiioenten
Wcainlep. befen friibseitiges, tra9i-
i9es gnbe auf ben Senator einen
unauslOi9li9en ginorud ma9te. Sein
5amilienIebsn mar Elm innigss, feline
sr6bte grbolung nod angeitrengter
4rbeit maren feline 8h9er. S1m per.
i1ieoentli9 angetrasene bObe oiploma-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Senti@es 0erbffef.
Iin Sonntas, ben 2. DftOber I'M Turner'
9arf.
u n g E t re en-!

u getreten!
gum leBten Male in bieiem Sabre
ersebt ieitens Der Surnerpart-@eieQ=
fhaft bes Socialen Surnbereins an
alle 6reunoe bsutI9sn 1r6bli9ieins
uno e9ter, beutf9er Sitten Der Nuf-
ruf, fid gu lbblidem xbun gu fam.
meln uub am Sonntas, 2. Sttober,
in froben S9aaren binaussumalIen
in ben prd9tigen Surnsrparf (nabe
Gairpiew), mo man nad beuti4em
8raua Elm Serbitieit feiert, bas nit
aa' ienen id6nen giseni6aftsn aus9e-
itattet iein miro. Die su einem genus.
reiden Woltsfeits unbebinst erforber-
LID finb.
Sn Ohle unb GtiIe mirb bemsemdb
ben Seitestheilnebmern BON Mllem se-
boten, mas oas 6er3 begebrt.
GrOber 2ebensa,nub fiibrt oas Scep-
ter, tatifeifs 8esleituns our burtiaen
8an3mufit liefern flinsenbe pofale boil
eolen @erifen- unb Sraubenfaftss,
uno. um bas Nhslibe nit benz Mnge.
nebmen su berbinoen, wirb Jreunb
Sienflamm unter Miffens BON 9errn
9einria &utb bic 5ortidritte auf oem
@ebiete Der WurHOlosie bemOnfriren.
Webr biirfen mir aber ni9t berra.
then. Senn po bleiben bann az bic
idSnen lleberrai9unsen, mel9e fiir
Sung uno Qlt fiiriorglib uno ber.
ltdnonibpOa seplant finb2
nebrisens btirfen mir 9etrof benz
| fsftgsbsnbsn 0sreine unier 0ertrauen
i&enten uno iiberseust iein, oab uns Elm
Gag unsetrhbter Greuoe unb Wonne
mint.
nnb tpenn am fommenben Sonntag
Der 3u neuer 2ebensluif auipornenbe,
aIte Surnerruf erfolgt, leiitet ibm
| iebe bsuti1e Jamilie geboriamit Golse
.Ansetreter.! &ai9 in poIlem..Rinsen,
Mufseitent in Reiben, Mrm in Mrm
Seute beibt es: &dmpfen, @insen, Sinsen
Muf gum Streit benn, iuad're Turner'
i9aaret
Gebt bic 8abn iit fret
Silt benn raid berbei,
llnier Seinb 1T bemt' Der fimitere Sarm J"
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Semrb 6. Yasne,
General goitmeifter. Iiest f9uer ertrantt
Sarnieoer.

Wafbingto n, 80. Sept. @s
uuroe 6eute i'm arlington Sotel be-
fannt gegeben, baB Der 3uitanb bes
General pOifmsifers Ssnrp 6. papne
elm sefdbrliter ift. I'm 9 ubr srlieB
isin arst 9r. Masruber fols.nbes
Bulletin Der @eneraI'poftmeiiter
bate cine idlafIOie Nadt. sr iit isbr
i9wu9. Ssin 3utunb ift ssfdbrli9.
aussnblidli9 iff sr rubiser unb frei
bon S9mer3en.
Or. Masruber berbra9te bic sanae
NaGt am 3rantenbette unb beute Mor-
gen fanb 3uii@sn @ensral-stabsarsi
Or. Iirsp unb Warinsar3t Or. @rap-
ion uno Or. Wasruber cine gemein.
i4aftli1e Goniultation ffatt. 9ie
Qrantbeit beg General pofmeifers
uiro als Elm Qer3leioen befannt gege'
ben. mslhes fib aug ieiner lebten
Grantbeit sntmidelte.
Or. Wagruoer fagte, bab bas 6er3.
leioen elm i4weres Jet, meI@es porgeftern
gta4t unb seiiern mdbrenb bes sansen
5ages iotpis au9 wdbrenb Der lebter
Taht aneebauert babe. gr briidts
gsiorsnib iber ben 3ufano feline:
patienten aus. 6eufe ee9en Wittae
bsherte fid Der 3uftanb bes 2ranter
etiuas unb Or. Waaruber fa9te, bies
sdbe uieber neue 9ofnung.
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Ser Staot mira bemte Sas Mreal
fiir ben Oftieite. Bart d6er=
tra8en.

9ie parf.8eb6rbe tpiro beute NaA-
mtttag rm 2 l1br nit Der Gtaats-@ -@om'
miifon, mel4e nit benz 0erfauf beg
@igenthums Der 9aubfummen.slnifa
betraut iif, In Der Office bes @ouner.
neurs 3ufammentrefen. ssn Der SIP.
una tpirb Der etabt formell Der 6 anb.
eomplsg, auf mel9em ii9 3ur 3eit bic
@ebduoe Der Nnifalt befinben uno mel.
der l4.7l Mder umfaBt. an bic etabi
tibertra9en werben. 9ieielbe wiro
innerbalb 2 Sabren in ben Besib bes
2anbeompIeres geIangen.
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9aiiasiere eimes strakenbabn=
@agsons i4mer bsrlett.

8eim Veriude bon einem in Bepe=
euns fi9 bsfinbenosn Strabenbabn.
wagen ab3ufeigen, wurben geftern
Nbenb Grl. 3atie pattie aus WaoiiOn,
Snb. uno Grau 2ouis Nnssr, 53l Oit
Stib StraBe, i9mer DerleBt.
8eibe Samen tparen auf benz Blate
Strabenbabnwagen go. Gil aus Der
stabt beimsetebrt uno als fi9 Der
Wa9sn Der gfs Der 0irginia Npenue
unb Sao Strabe ndberte, berlieB Grl.
pattie ihren Sib unb molIte bon benz
fi4 nod in geweauns befinoenoen
StraBenbabnwa9en abiteisen. sic
ifhrate unb idlus 10 iarer nit BEN,
9intertopf auf bas pHaiier. baB fis
fib cine f9mere gridhtteruns su3os.
Grau Ginger, tuelde Die iunse Dame
batte abfeisen ieben, foIste oerielben
unb ffiirate sleidfalls; fie erlitt einen
Mrmbru9.
Or. 9awlep itberfii6rte mittelf Mms
bulan3 bic beioen DerleBten Grauen
na9 benz 6auie go. 33l Sf Soutb'
StraBe, too bieielbsn bon Or. Court.
nep In Bebanoluus eenommen muir.
ben. SRI. Battles Befinben sisbt 3u
Beiorsnifsn Nnlab.
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@trtb Sobn @iaer fein Treano
bom Mrbeitsbams.

Sobn W. Miller, elm Wirtb bon Der
WaRa9uietts Ipe., uuroe gefern bor
Die Nlternatibe sefeGt. eatueoer eine
alte $5OsStrafe gu bsgleidsn Ooer Ing
Nrbeitsbaus iibersufebeln uno bieielbe
bort CUR &ate bon 81 per Gag abau-
fiben. Dab er bic Strafe in gaar be-
glib. lit felbifberitdnbli9. Sas ener-
glide 1Orgeben bes 6tabtclerts In Be.
aug nuf oas gintreiben Der Straf9el-
Der 3eitigt CUTE &eiultate In faif allen
Gdaen, mo bic poli3iifen ben @erur-
tbeilten 3ablbefeble aufeaen, wirb 10.
fort fEr abtrasuns Der S9ulo Gorge
9etra9en.
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Snbianapplis Snb, 8rsas, @eptember
Ser uSaoianapolis Sas"
$6 wirb bic Runbfabrt toissn.

Sas Staotratbs=@omite tpsl9es bic
arrangements fir Die @rcurfon nod
ct. 2Ouis our Geier bes .Snbianapo-
liz Saass" gu treffen, bate ssitern nit
ben pafia9ier-Naenten Der in 8e:radt
tommenoen gabn=@eislI lIdaften betreffs
bes Gabrpreiies cine @onferenS. Ser-
ielbe puroe idlisBlia auf $S bic @unh-
fabrt feitgeieBt. Den Nnmeloungen
sufOl9e merben fid an Der @reuriion
bes Commercial Clubs nod ct. 2ouis
etma 400 perionen betbeiIisen. Trausn
uno 2inoer finb auf oieiem 3use ni9t
erlaubt.
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Ser aene Getfli@e Der Saber.
MISUNDERSTANDING STRIDE.

&eb. Heil Mcpberion bon 9amil=
ton. Ont, an tpelden Der &uf ersan-
gen if, bas paiforat Der tabernacle
presbpterianer=&ir9e 3u iibernebmen.
bielt geitern Mbenb In Der Rir4e cine
prsbist. gr iit aur 3eit 8aif beg
Serrn Wm. Du9oale. Dem 8eiu4e,
am nd9fen Sonntag bier au prebi9en,
fOnnte er ni9t na9tOmmen, ba er on
gsnanntem Sage nod ben @ottesoienit
In Samilton 3u leiten bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Sas neae 9anptqaarttsr
Der 6. $. & .. 8abn tpirb in Cincinnati
erridtet.

@ineinnati o., 80. Sept.
@elegentli1 bes, ben 8eamten Der
neuen 6. 8. d. 8. gabn sefern
Mbenb bonn Club Der 8eihdftsleute
gegebenen ganquettes, ma1te eugene
Zimmerman, Yrdfioent Der 6. 8. &
.. 8ahn, bic Mittbeilune. Dab 0as
Sauptquartier Der 8abn in Cincinnati
erribtet tperben mirb. Die Speratio=
men Der pere Warquette gabn ieoO4
uerben ieooh BON Detroit aus geleitet
perben. Sie Mittbeilung murbe in
Der Nntmort auf einen Soaft gemaat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Wammer@or 0amem=8eretm.
Seute @aittas.

Ser MGnner1or amen.Yerein ber=
anfaltet heute Na9mittag bon Sc
ubr ieinen idbrli9en @aftag.
Sie beridiebenen @omites baben ale
VOrbereitun9en oerartig 9etroffen, oab
bic Mitelisoer unb ibre Sdfe = elm
jeoes Witslieo bat bas Re9t. jmei@dffe
einaufiibren-febr aneenebme Stunoeu
berleben tperben. Nieielben tperben
bon ben 8eamten bes Wereins empfan-
gen tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Qatt NIT eimeitt blanen Mm9e
0abntt.

@reeb 9eboonep, Der 6arbige, mel.
der iinter benz Werba9te. einen Gin
bru9 i'm 9auIe 6raueis gurlsp 1443
8(aine Mnenue neriibi su baben. ner-
baftet tpar, truroe gefern i'm Criminal.
geri&t wegen WanseI an Beweiien
freigeipro9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

6rau NIice 6lanigan,
19 Giio Wef Str., bic erit fiir3li9
i'm Staotboipital elmer Operation
lnter3ogen tpurbe uuh bic ieitber in
befdnoiger Gurdt lebte, oab ibre 8e=
nsiuns piellei9t teine bOlIiss isin
m6ge, tpurbe bsute Morsen unter ben
ginflahen elmer Sofis MOrpbium lei=
berb aufgefunoen. Sen fdlsunigit
berbsissrufensn 9iipsniariums-Mersten
Srs. 9einrids uno WOlf gelans es
na4 barter Nrbeit, bic Jrau am 2eben
au erbalten.
Sie Staats-B len 6 + o.
m inatoren, mel4e bier ibre Hatio-
nal-@onbention abbieltsn, fnb in
Gorpore nod ct. 2Ouis gum 8sIu9
Der @elt . Nusfeauns gereit. Sie
nd9fe Contention trirb in portlanb,
Me., ab9ehalien.
unter g pmpto o m n, bic
auf 0ereiftung idlieBen laHen. murbe
beute frib 6rau 8ertie Boomers 903
Norb gaff Str., leioeno aufsefunbsn.
9r. 2pls, Der iofort bsrbeiaerufen
wuroe. oronete bic 8ef6roerung Der
Grau in's 9ospital an, mo fe um
ll6r ibren 2eioen erlaq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Contractor Galomeq tn Srnbel.

Sprace =. golbnen, Elm Contractor,
Der feline @obnuns als 2erinston 6lats
angiebt, uurbe gefern unter Der Nn=
tla9e. tpertblofe Wediel aussegeben au
baben, berbaftet. u,
st muroe beute i'm poli3eiseri9te
entlafIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Mns Der Coroner s=Of1ee.

Sie llnteriu9ung Der 2ei9e Der
Grau Sobn 2elIep, 130 Norb SEEM
Seriep 6tr., bur9 6hlfs-@oronsr 9r.
Sunlabp 3eigte, bob bic Grau an ben
6olgen elmer Worpbium 8ersiftung
farb. Sic Trau mar 81 Sabre alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

8ertba Goliom 33 Sabre
alt, II Norb Hoble Strabe, farb
beute Woraen unter umftdnoen, bic
auf eine WOrpbium-gersiftuns i4lie.
ben laifen. geim gintreffen dratli@er
Ollie Log bic Grau bsreits in ben leb-
ten 3hsen. Der Coroner nabm bic
2eine 3psds IOrnabme Der 4ei9en'
f9au in feline Obbut. Die Grau foll
in LETTER 3eit Sburen bon S9mer.
mutb seaeiat baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Dameaberetm oeS 11mabbamstsen
Surnberetn8.

Die 9eifern Nbenb bom Samen.
0ersin bss l1nabbdngieen 9urnpsreins
beranftaltete @u&re=partie fur Samen
unb 6erren erfrelte fi4 elmer fsbr reeen
Betbeili9ung unb nabm einen qemttb-
li&en Werlauf. Die paImen beg sic.
ges trugen babon: