davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Sn Der @erbreder=
gefinbet fib bereits bas Bib bes Iebens
ntiiben 5pHftaplers.

ge3helid bes in Cincinnati ourd
Selbffmorb um's 2eben eefOmmenen
Seutiden, bon oem angenommen
nirb, baB er au9 in oieier Staot
Siebfdble in ben 5otels ausfhbrte,
wiro gemeloet. bob man naa ldnserem
Guden elm Bib bes Mannes In Der
gerbre9er @aaerie aufarb. Sein
redter Rame f&eint Wtur @reiner gu
isin unb man nimmt on, oaB er aus
2ei6enbad In Sadien fammt. Sm
@ibion 5otsl in Cincinnati mdren ibm
bsinabe $4,000, treI9e Der Suwslier-
rsiisnbs Sulius Grdnfel nit fid fibrte,
In bic 9dnbe sefallen, ieoo4 bate
6rdnfel bic @aiiette, in melder fit Die
Suwelen befanoen, oem 5otel @lert
iibergeben uno 10 erlangte @reiner nur
stli&e 3rapattsnnabeln bon tleinem
Wertbe.
SIN @lappool 9otel bier fiibrte er
einen fleinen Siebffabl aus, er ftabl
einem @incinnatier Namens 8ettman
2 Weilenbader. Sn gesua auf Grl.
2ibbp Sang, an pelde elm In ieinem
8sfbs aufsefunbener 6anbtOffer abrei=
frt NOR, ia9te er Dor ieinem $Obe aus,
bob bic iunse Dame feline graut lei
uno bab fie BON ieiner Derbrs9erfar=
risre tsine Nbnuns babe. padete nit
Der Mbrshe Mar @reiner berieben.
Ianbte er nad Sem Orleans boraus
uno man fdlieBt aus oiefem, oaB er
oOrt nddiens .aeIddftlid" auf8utre-
ten 9ebadte. Nn bem Sobn % Solb=
man Sutpelsnbiebftabl mar @reinsr
nidt betbeili8t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Nmf 93,944
Selduft ii4 Rooiepelt's plura'
litdt i'm Staate.
SaS Heiultat Der bon Der Stats
@ablbeb6rbe porgenpmmensn
3ablung.

Die brei3ebn Dsputp 8unoes-W War=
fAdlle. tpelhe ernannt rporben tparen,
um Die bel Der tiirali9 ifattsefunoenen
grdfosntenmabl fir bas NatiOnal=
Sidet in ben sinselnen @onsreb= Si=
ffricten dbeeaebenen Stimmen ein5u-
fammeln, iibermittelten geitern 8or=
mittag, pie ss bas @eieb poridreibt,
benz Stats Sefretdr Storms ibre Be-
ri9te.
Eie Staats=Wabl= =Yeh6rbe trat io-
tann in Der Office bes 8ouberneurs
5ufommen, um Die Stimmen gu sdblen.
Spdt am 9lbeno mar fie nit ibrer
Nrbsit fertia nno bas &sfultat mar,
bab Serr &ooiepelt i'm @taate cine
pluralitdt ban 1884 erbalten bot.
Str bic @lsetoren murben Stimmen
abqegeben, ME folQt:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Sie Si6eeie SnSianapolis.

pfarrer 8abift. 9analsr Der Si6eeie
Snoianapolis bat benz sur 3eit in
Rom meilenben 8if4of @hataro einsn
tatiffiIden geri6t iiberianbt.
Demielbeu sufolse fino bon ben 152
priefer in oieier Si6csie 100 in ben
Ser. 5taaten, 81 in Seuti9lanb, 9 in
Srlanb, z in Granfreid, A in Der
Sdwei3 uno l in gelaien geboren.
sc bon ben in ben Ser. Staaten ge=
borenen 8eiifIiden erbfidten in bieTs
9i6ceie bas 2i6t Der @slt. Mue bic
nuf 8 srbieten ibre gr3iebuns in
Snoiana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Yoli3eili4es,

Wm. 8rpant, Sc, elm 5arbiger,
1850 2afapette Strabe, tpuroe burd
pOliaift Mc&artp gefern berbaftet uno
unter Die 9lntlaae Der 8runfenbeit. bee
gummelns uno Der gebinoerung zines
8eamten In Nusiibune ieiner pfIihi
aefeat. 8rpant iOa nit Der ne ulid
boreenommenen Ma1enperbaftung BON
Garbigen in einem SpieQofale nihi
gan3 in ginberifdnonib aepeien iein
unb bat fid banu nit oem poli3iften
10 melt eingelaHen. bob bieier fi9 ge=
n6tbist iab, ibn ein3ulo1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Hnssblider Speirao=9ieb bon
oem 8efoblenem a6sefaBt.

Nls Omer Ballard, 19 Sabre alt,
$50 Sao @eit Str. wobnbait. per
Jnbrrao eeifern bic StraBe entlan9
fubr, uuroe er bon einem Wanne, Der
anseblin Der friibers geiiBer bes @as
bes mar unb bem bafelbe sefiOblen
purbs, ausefalen uno nod tursem
3ampfe gum abiteisen aesuun9en.
Die &ablerpoliaiifen Morsan unb Sa=
musIs btrbaftetsn Ballard uno erbOben
Die antlaee beg 9leinoiebifabls segen
benielbsri. Ballard betbeuert feline lln=
f9ulo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
MaHenbermalter fur eine Mmto:
mobilz0eieai9aft eruanut.

Sm 4reisseri9t rei4te Alfreb o.
5ib elm @efud elm, einen WaHenosr-
matter FIR bic capitol NutomObil Co.,
tpelde Dor 2 Sabren etablirt muros, 81
ernennsn. Der 2ldser bebauptei, oaB
bic 8sielfdaft iiber $4,000 SGuloen
tat unb baB es nur i'm Snterefe Der
aletiondre pdre, uenn Elm &sceiper er.
ndnnt mtrbe. Ser &i9ter ernannte
Samss 6. Barrett gum Maiienper,
matter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Maf8ab lung bon Serf9ermmss=
seloern bsrflast.

9roboem He reselmdBie ibre Mufal.
gen 3ablts. iast Marp s. unger in
ibrer &laae eesen bic Columbian &e-
lief=6unb=M Rociation, tpeigert fit bic
COMPANY benno9. bic bur& ben 9o-
bssfan elmer Werwanbten fdaie eepor-
oenen $400 0erfi9erungsseloer gu
sablen. sic fuat bic 3abluns jebt
auf oem geri9tli9en Wege 3u ers
atuin9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
gontrsberie 3miiden 8oli3eirid'
ter muo 0eimnobettsbeamtem,
@el9e bas Superior @eridt beiddftisen
uirb.

Dor einissr 3eit erlieB bic @siunb.
belts -8eb6rbe burd ibren Sstretdr an
ibre Snipectoren bic Orore, barauf gu
a9ten, oaB Die Naep's nidt als Sage
run9spldbe fir Mbfdqs u. u. aud fhr
Nf4e benubt merben.
Gin SnipectOr battle binter bem
6auie 218 Sio pine Strabs Nf1sn-
baufen entbsdt unb er bate on bic ge.
wo6ner oss Sauies bic Nuforoerunq
aeridtet, bic Ni9e 3u entfernen.
Sieie f9eerten fi9 nidt um BIZ
Orore, inosm feine bon ben i'm Saufs
tpohnsnoen Gamilisn iiberbaupt eins
Nbnuns bon bieiey Ni9esIniammlunQ
haben uone.
Dem Snipsctur ging es tpis benz See
in ,Wilbelm Eel" er raft uni
pollt' iein Opfer baben.
go srmirtte er oenn einen Werbafts.
befebl 9e9en bic SefiBerin bes Saufes,
Grdulein Daiip Smpman bon geo. 80e
Rorb Sainois Str.
@eifern fatn Der Gaa i'm poliseiae'
ri9t sur 0erbanblung, unb &i4te,
Wba0on fano es geraoe3u abseidmad
unb ipioerfinnig. 0auseiaentbhmer fii,
bic 9nnblun9en ibrer Mietber berant'
mortli9 su MAIDEN; er mics oaber bi,
3la9e ab.
Ser poliaeianpalt appellirte fofor
ge9en bic @ntideibung an oas 6upe.
rior.Geridt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29

SObn WalOnep, ei1 berh9tistes Sn=
bibibuum bon Der Stioieite muroe i'm
@riminalseridt iduloig befunosn, Dem
gilbert &uoaiel, Wafdiniften Der S6se.
muble Der galfe=&raus 9umber Co.,
go. z gmerion place, um $3.50 in
8aar sefoblen 5u habsn.
@ines 6asss i'm October eri9ien er i'm
Waidinsnraume Der @eielli9aft unh
tbeilte oem Waf9iniften nit. bob er
SampftsHel. Snipsctor Der 8unbesre-
gierung Tel unb cine Snipsction bor-
nebmen tpOlIe. @eia9t, getban.
Seine Saupt. .Snipiciruns bsl9rdntte
fid iebo9 auf Die Weffs. tpsl9e in einem
Sdranfe hing, uno aug Der er iobann
oas @elo entnabm.
gr murbe seifern au 6 Wonaten
Mrbeitsbaus berbDnnert.
Siebif DER 2aufiunge
befraft.
Carl Snsbam, alias 9splineer, tuel-
i'm @lappool=9otel, woielbit er als
2aufburf9e ansefeat NOR, Diebfdble
ausfahrte, tpurbe seitern i'm Criminal.
9eri9t, troboem er oas Blaue bonn
Simmel pealeu9nete, idulois befunben
uno gu 185 Sagen Irbeitsbaus Der.
urtbeilf.
@r tpdre, feiner Sugeno tpesen. nit
elmer gerin9en Strafe oabongetommen,
msnn er fid ni4t auf bas 2ii9en Der.
legt, unb bic S9ulo auf eineu @oQesen
9ei9oben bdtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
General Sames VI. Garmabau
nidt i9mlSis.

General Sames u. @arnaban BON
Den uniformirten pptbias &ittern,
melber BEL benz bonn Is. bis 20. Muguit
in 2OuisDille abssbaltenen @ondabs in
Der Beurtbeiluns hes Wett- @rercirens
ni4t unparteiii@ seweien iein iOllte,
III bon Der bonn @roB=2analsr Sbipelp
ernannten lnteriu&unas @ommiifon
bon aDer S6uIo frsigeipro4en tuorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Gin meues Gomntb ioQ 9ebilset
iperoen.

Der nddfen Staats.2e9islatur miro
eine Bill borgelegt merben. aus 9beis
len Der Counties 6amilton, Clinton
uno Boone elm neues @ountp nit Sbes
riban, our 3eit Die stpeitgr0bte Stabt
In 0amilton Gountp, als @ountp.Sib
gu biloen. gs ifi ieoo4 taum an3u.
|nebmen, bab cine berartiee Bill eine
Maioritdt in Der @eiebsebuna finben
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29

Die &epublifanii9en @leetoren oes
States tperben am 9 Sanuar i'm
Saale Der Stats &eprdientanten su=
fammentreten, um Johann ibre offi3ieae
Stimme fiir &ooiebelt ab5useben.
Sas &efutat ibrer Mbitimmung pirb
bisrauf benz prdfoenten unb oem
Ober@Bunoes9eri9t iiberianot tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29

Weinen Greunben unb @6nnern 3ur
9efdaigen Na&ri&t. oab i4 eine neue
Wirthf9aft unter obiaem Namen in
449 Wirainia Mbe. er6fsnet babe. SD
tperbe MID ftets bemiben nit ben
beifen @etrdnten unb @igarren, foipie
NIT einem feinen 9un& auf3umarten.
I'm 9iitisen 3uipru8 bitteno 5si6net
M9tungsboq
@uffap Ooebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
SIR Sas 9oitmeif
gapt. S. 6. BieIer pom Oeuti9 'RepubIifas
nii9en Club inboiiirt.

Ser Seuiih . &epublifanii9s Club
bielt ssifern Abeno cine sablrei4 be-
iudte Weriammlung ab.
Sie bon benz betreffenoen @Omite uns
tsrbreitetsn NebengeieBe wuroen tpie
berleien angsnommen.
Warfige geidliife. in welden Serr
Sacob 6. Bieler fur bas poifmeiferamt
inboiRrt tpurbe. uuroen gefaBt.
Damn puroen nod &outinesei6dfte
erleoiat.
Die 8eamtenmabl bate fol9enoes
@reebniB
prdi.-S. 6. gieler.
L. 0ice=Yrdf.-Stto Ste66qn.
2. -9lnton Yaper.
8. g. 8uioO Bel.
Gecr.-Sbeo. s. 0onnegut.
S4asmfr.-W. u. 8rsper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
StraRenba babnanfaa.

Shomas golar, elm alter Wann,
1922 Off Nebrasfa Strabe wobnbaft,
fisl geifern Nbenb bon einem SrbinotOn
Strabenbabntpaaen uno sog fid
f4mer5lihe Berlebun9en 3u. Die Dis
MISUNDERSTANDING tiberftbrte ibn
In feline Wobnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
8ieoer eia &au6anfaa amf offe:
.ter StraRe.

Grau 6. Msnoenba0 bon 224 Off
st. Clair Strabe wurbe aeifern N6eno
on Der SeIaware unb Sort Mapne Str.
bon einem Higger iiberfallen uno um
ibr portemonnaie, tuel9es 81 enthielt,
beraubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Snbianasolis Snb. Dienaas, % Noyember 1904
Yboebe=8ereim
Wcrsen iuirb Der idbrIi&e @eibnadtsmarft
er0ffnet tperben.

Ser nompboebe= =0erein idbrli9 gum
geifen bes SiatoniRen-6 6oipitals per-
anifaltete Weibua&tsmarft mirb NOR
gen. Utitturd, in Der Somlinfon=0au
er6ffnet unb Bis gum Greitas Mbeno
abgebalten tperoen.
Wie iibli9, perben bic Damen an
iebem Sage, Daittass unb Nbenos,
idmad6afte Mablssiten gum preiis bon
25 @ents ferbiren.
Die peri1iebenen @omites ieben fid
tuie fOlgt 3uiammen:
Nuffi1 t s-@ m tie.
6rauen: 8. @rauel, 8. @oepte, 8.
8. peters.
Iuffi9t hber bic Sif d c.
Grauen: g. goefe, 6. eament.
6enbarbeit-8 ube.
Jrauen: Mu9. Nlhag, g. s. Neffsl,
q. sduG, M. Oloenborf, s. 8aro.
ner, W. Iloa9, @b. gernl6br, 9,
3ern, Sobn Nloas, q. 8rauie. @bas,
8roid, q. 8onnssut.
S1iirsen 8ube.
6rauen: @b. prange, 8. pauli, 6.
3iesler, s. SauIIer, 8. 3mider, g,
BodfabIsr. 6. Wasner, 90. 3srn, M.
Wasner. M. pbiele. 6. @Ost, &.
Mmtbor.
| g 9nitttpa aaren Buoe.
Grauen: @b. Da9ner. 6. @roenert.
@b. @eblina. W. Sdmier. Sobr
&afaco, 6. &utb, W. .. Weper. 8,
@atbert. 6. Whiiins, %. 2obmann,
.. Wefdner, 8. 8ernot.
Yuppen 8ube.
Grauen: W. 2rie9sr. 8. s. Mauer
s. Beper. %. Mbams. Soa 8ost, "
W. s9efer. %. S4late. M. 0irf&.
mann.
M6bel 8ubs.
Grausn: Sobn S4mibt, 6. sdmibt
s. RsiiieI. M. 6obn. s. 2ramer. M
Ssfe, .. 2lante, s. Gsbbria, &
@eaer, .. @9ppp, g. 9arimann, $
Oemalo.
Bad fmert Bube.
Grauen: 6. @dlegel, 6. &abe. 6
glbredt, %. Maf9meper, W. Ser
man, W. @usfaupt, 6. sdaeffer, 8
3attau, @. @eif, 6rl. W. 6ette, 90
2i9tenauer.
| @anbp unb 2imon nabe
Buoe.
6rauen 8. Burt, U. &enner, @
Orange. 3. polffer, 9. Naeier, 6
8Gus, g. &ennegart, g. S9orp, 6
+, S!eDin, .. Goam, 6. Strange.
See Gre 8ube.
| Grauen W. @ulmann. 8. &hfe, u
S9ubmader. 6. ShmeiteI, N.Stefen
U. Spansenberg, 6. Sdlsstp. G
S4lenafer, &. Dierborf, W. &otb, 6
Stolte, Srl. 6. He0er.
2affee unb Nufern gube
! 6rauen 6. @9lafe, 6. Wieie, 9
Worfer, M. Banner, 8. g. Seer
mann, 9. Nieman, 8. 9enf9en, 20
8eermann. 6. etshlin. M. Wenman
l. slid.
Grauen 6. 8oeie. g. Rnobel, 6
&otbert, 6. e9uma&sr, $. gonte
s. &usde, g. gaumfiibrer, 6. @ies
Ter, 8. @atbauer, M. Map, &. CAB
riOn, Jrls. 8. 9anbfein, &. Dutton
/ 2. Sii9.
ssrauen: 6. Boeie, 6. @ut9, Wl
pnttid, 6. Grab, 6. Grimm, s. @rieb
6. 6eun, g, &iemeper. 6. 2lospper
6. Sob, 6, 3elpin, 6. Plein, So
8rdnolein.
3. Sill d.
Grauen: 8. Boeie, &. @rafom, g
@olters, 6. 8ano, g. Builder. g
Matbews,- 8. &eper, 8. Sienfamm
6. &otb, g. Sllis, M. 8a9smeper, q
2orner,
Gifdteid.
Grau $. 6enriGs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

L
rpel6e Clifford Darling. ben WeDroer
ieiner Jrau, auf feinen geiiiiesn 3us
ifano unteriudten, baben ertldrt, baB
CT Srrlinn rlur fimulirt.
sbure, %. 0ou. SRI.
Inna @i0Ousbbp, % Sabre, ma9te
aeffern ibrem Daiein mittelft elmer So=
rs Strpanin elm freimillises @nbe;
9iebesfummer bate fie sur Yersueif-
lung getrieben.
Columbus. 27. Sob. Sie
@ei4wOrenen, Dor pel9en @eorge
9apes unter Der Mntlage bes Moroes
proaeiiirt murbe, bra4te nad einfftin-
bigger geratbuns einsn Babriprud auf
,,ni9t i6uloig Elm. 6apes uuros TO-
fort in Greibeit geieBt.
obIesbilIe, %. S1op. Sie
! @efdnorenen bor tpeI1en Der proseB
seaen ben Der @rmoroun9 6reo &iIer's
bon @lmooo anaetlaeten Mnorew s.
gater bsrbanoslt wurbe. baben ben
Ingetlaaten na1 >20-iitnoiser Bs-
ratbUna freigeiprohen.
gloomin9ton, n, %. gloD. Der
sroBe 2eibftaq bon Charles pipens
wuroe geifern Ibeno bonn 6eusr total
,erif6rt; 25 Wasenpferoe tamsn in ben
Glammen um. Sem Sdaben bon
$4,000, pel1en pipens erleioet, ftebt
nur cine 8erii3eruns bon $500 ge-
seniiber.
| 9artforb gitp, %. Sob.
Daniel 6. De Witt, elmer Der rei1fen
vOsl"-Garmer In 8ladforb gountp,
it felt benz Santiagungstas fpurlcs
beridwunben. gr batte 3ur 3sit etua
$50 in ieinem 8eiib unb feline 6amilie
unb 6reunoe glaubsn, baB er bas
Opfer zines 0erbre&ens muroe,
| Seffer niIIe, %. Sob.
Ha9 ..einidhriger berfuGsweiier Gin.
lfibrung iff Der SOnntassI9luBpertras
I3mifden ben @rocers unb ben glerfs
abselaufen uub otrfte taum srneusrt
meroen. Cine Der gr6Btert 6irmen sab
Igefern bsfannt, bab fie Sonntaas bon
adt big 3w6lf ub. uifen balten weroe.
Mnoere ioaen our9 bic Sintertbhr
perfaufen!
princetpn, %. Sob. 6ier
mubte Der 2si9en,u9 bes por einigen
8aeen bsrRorbenen Garmers Sarriion
Wbiting unterbroden weroen, neil arf
elmer in Der Ndbe seleeenen 6arm bes
0erru Wia 8oltmann elm 8ranb aus=
9ebrs9sn mar, Der bic tbatfrdftige
0iIfe aler 2eiotrasenben n6tbig madte.
WOltmann batte, UNI fb on oem Se-
grdbniB betbeilisen 3u t6nnen, feline
8inoer oabeim gelafen uno batten
bieieIben in Der Gti1e elm 6euer ent-
3tinbet. tpel9es bas Sad Der 3ade In
8rano iebts. Danf benz energii4en
gingreifen Der Mnmeienosn tpuroe oas
5euer RAID seI6ibt, obne eab elm nsn-
nensmsrtber S1aben 3u ber3eidnen
mar, morauf nod mebr als oreiDierteis
fiiinbieer 9er30seruns Der 3aa Der
2eibtragsnoen mad benz GtrHeuf forte
qeiebt wurbe.
Wft. 8ernon, %. Sob. Soe
Wbitselouo, elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lfungirte felt seraumer 3eit i'm gair
QoteI in @armi als Nadt-@lert uno
lisB ss fid bieier Sage einfallen, fein
guse uoblssfdliis auf 2 ueber3ieber
ruben 3u 1aHsn, bic @dffen bon gin-
eennes 9eb6rten. Sieies Woblsefalles
feigerte f9 Bel benz @ebanten, tuie
maieftdtiIh bic vWeibe WOlte" in benz
lleber3ieber lei9ier unb f6uerer Nua-
litdt mobl ausi9auen m69te. Der
Wuni9 iff meiH Batter beg @eoanfens
unb 10 bauerie es nidt lanse. ba NOR
bic .Weibe WoIts" am Sori3ont bes
6otel=6immels in @armi berao9en nnb
lbatte ii9 aur @eisQi6aft bic beioen
lleber3ieber mitgenpmmen. lin fi4
aeeen b6ie Wleniden miriam idiiben
3u t6nnsn, bemaffnete fi9 bic ,Weibe
on xtt IN IL x-.x - -. 0c:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-29
Criminals =@eri@t.

GnsebIi9er &esier,inss SnipectOr beitraft.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-09-07
DRAIN THE ROADS.

A reporter for this paper
made a trip to Milton Saturday
and found the roads of the
fourth ward in very bad con-
dition, almost altogether, in his
opinion, owing to lack of drain
age. In a great many places he
passed through ponds of water
from three feet to fifty feet or
more in width and frequently up
to the axles of the buggy.
Where the roads were drained
they were in fair condition,
which in itself shows that what
is needed is drainage.
The fourth ward is low, it is
true, but it is possible to drain
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-09-07
SHOULD BE

The Advertiser takes great
pleasure in endorsing the re-
commentators made by the
Gazette in it's last issue regard
ing an increase in Supt. L. J..
Alleman's salary, and believes
that the School Board should
give it at its next meeting. Supt.
Alleman'S services in the cause
of: education have been of great
value to this parish, much
greater than the amount he has
received has paid for, and an
increase in his salary would be
a proper and graceful act of
appreciation of the earnest and
conscientious manner in which
he has discharged the duties of
his Office.
Besides if we look at the
material side, it is policy to pay
him in proportion to his value.
S:upt. Alleman is recognized as
one Of the ablest superintendent
in the State and now that the
law no longer limits the amount
to be paid superintendent, it is
only a question of time, when
we will lose his services, unless
we are willing to pay him more.
The action of the Avoyelles
School Board in employing Prof.
V. L. Roy, of the Industrial
Institute, as superintendent at
a salary of $1,000, is indicative of
the liberality of other School
Boards when it becomes a ques-
ton of securing capable men for
the position. The idea seems to
be gaining ground rapidly that
a good man for superintendent
of schools is worth a good price,
and the time has about arrived
that School Boards will seek to
secure men who have demon
strated their efficiency.
Lafayette was the first to take
initiative in the matter of a
trained superintendent of
schools, and as we were FORUM
ate enough to secure the right
man for. the right place, by all
means let US make it an object
for him to remain with u.s..
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becomes due.

becomes due.
When the bond issue was first
proposed it met with universal
favor, the Legislature passing
the resolution with practical
unanimity. Since, however,
some opposition has developed,
principally among those who are
dissatisfied with some of the
acts of Gov. Blanchard, and
since this bond issue was spe-
cially recommended by him and
which he is anxious to have
adopted, some of the opponents
are opposing the measure as a
rebuke to Gov. Blanchard.
1t does not matter to the man
who has children, whose measure
it may be, it is an excellent
measure, and is in the interest
of the children and they are the
ones who should be considered.
Without ONE CENT of ADDITIONAL
TAXATION, We can give the chill
dren better and more comfort
able school houses, we simply
give our consent to that DISPOSE
ton of some of the States
revenues, and surely any man
who has any love for the children
will gladly vote for the amend
ment.
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the roads, and we would suggest
to the Police Jury that the very
first thing they do, is to drain
the roads. Let it take all the
funds of a ward one year, if need
be, but DRAIN the roads. Lafa:.
yeti is fortunate in a soil that
will pack, and if thorough drain
age could be had and then main
tanned, we are sure that the
road problem would be of easy
solution.
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Latest Criminal Defense.

A new defense was sprung lately i IN
an English criminal trial. 1t was
pleaded on behalf Of the defendant
that he had one received an electri-
cal shock Of 1000 volts, and that it
had impaired his mind.
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Tin Deposits in Burma.

In the province of lower Burma.
India. GEAR the Siamese frontier. tin
deposits have recently been discovered
and valuable cQal fields looted. The
tin ore is said to be of as high a quail
ty as that mined in the Straits settle
ments.
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Russian Wit.

A Moscow Journal prints a letter
from a Russian soldier at Port Ar
thur in which the following sentence
ccUrs We have given all or guns
names. One of them we call Togo.
because it makes so much noise, but
hasn't hit anything yet"
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
TENTS.

Elsewhere in this issue we
publish the constitutional amend
ments, which are to be voted upon
at the congressional election in
November. Every citizen should
read them over carefully and
thoughtfully to acquaint himself
as fully as possible with their
scope and purpose to the end
that he may on election day cast
his vote for the best interests of
the State.
And in considering these
amendments possibly each of
US will find that one or more of
them deal with subjects with
which we are not familiar or on
which we are not fully posted.
andthat we will have to be guided
to a large extent by the advice
or influence of others. Where
such is the case it is we'll for us
to give due weight to the fact
that two.thirds of the members
of the Legislature were required
to pass the resolutions submit
ting each amendment. And par
ticularly in this instance should
this fact be of special weight,
for the Legislature which passed
them was one of the best. ablest
and most creditable which has
ever sat in the State House, and
has been so declared all over the
State. With a Legislature COM
posed of representative men
from all parts of the State of
such high character and ability,
it seems to us that the action of
twO-thirds of the entire body
deserves great consideration,
even to the point of full indOrse-
ment.
AS far as we can Judge, so far
there is no opposition to any of
the amendments except the one
providing for a court of appeals
and the one providing for a mil
lion dollar bond issue for the
purpose of building public school
houses, buying land for school
houses or for furnishing them.
In regard to the court of ap-
peals, there are few besides
lawyers, we take it, who are
sufficiently learned in matters
pertaining to- judicial affairs,
legal practice, and the volume of
business, before the courts, to
form a correct Judgment as to
the need Of this new court. In
determining our support or nom
support of this particular
amendment most of Us will of
necessity have to be guided in
our decision by the best evil
dence obtainable. And the best
evidence in our opinion is that a
representative body of lawyers
from all sections of the State
prepared the amendment. These
men know the requirements of
our judicial system, and we have
sufficient faith in their integrity
and patriotism to believe that
they have honestly recon-
mended what they believe for
the best.
AS for the bond issue, every
citizen is competent to pass on
that without advice. He knows
his children and his
neighbOr's children need a good.
comfortable, modern school.
or not. This bond issue
proposes to aid him in having
.ne whether he lives in the
country or town, and that WITH.
OUT ONE CENT OF ADDITIONAL,
In him His 10