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DELIGHTFUL WHIST.
sunshine Club Meets With Mrs. Bunnell and snends Enjoyable Evening.

and spends EnJOyaDie f1VeHanss The Sunshine Whist club met last evening with Mrs. George B. Bunnell at Duncan hall and the affair proved < to be one of the most enjoyable so- eial events of the season.
 There were over TYP precent, AS tables of which being played.
 The ladies who won prizes were Mrs. Charles Monson, Mrs. E. E. Stey> ems, Mrs. F. c. Burroughs, Miss Bald win, Mrs. Craner, Mrs, w, ID. Donnelly, Mrs. F. Brazos, Mrs. Cox, Mary E.. Allen, Mrs. Bunnell, Mrs. F. H. Brown, and Mrs H. W. Kelley. The last four players were tied. Those playing. gem tlen1en's hands among whom were three women, were Miss Hofer, Mrs. Coburn, J. E. Todd, WIS. Smith. George w. Hayes, W. Fl. Donne1ly, MT Brinsmade, c. H. Munson, J. P. Hopson and Mrs. q Fox. 4.s # @''s < :, Among. the prizes were a five pound box of Huyler's candy, address book, neatly bound, brocaded case containing cut glass bottle of, LazeIle's perfum- cry, dainty silk glove case. handsome decorated tobacco jar, a book entitled Reflections of the Morning Alter Dutch picture beautifully framed, hand painted cherry, plate, silver bon bon tongs, potted palm, gentleman's seal card case, hand painted and burnt wood photo frame, silver. razor, fancy uictJIre and I1nttef1 flowers @, ~
 At the conclusion of the card play ing there was a bass and wilistling solo by Frank Hamilton, jr. a soprano solo By Miss Margaret Hogan and flute solo by Frederick Guilford.
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bility of remedying the present condi- tions.
 Mayor Studley replied that it was not case of shirking, but that succeeding boards might not think the way the present board does concerning this mat ter, so it was well to proceed slowly.
 Mir. Lewis. replied that he thought that the board ought to go on record one way or the other concerning the matter.
 It was next suggested that if the present conditions were allowed to re- main, and the tax collector sent out the bills two months earlier, it might be that many people would pay them in advance. thereby helping the city. In reply to this Mayor Studley said that he thought that it would not be a wise thing to handicap the present city ma chinery any more than was possible. The mayor also said in the course of his remarks that he thought that the salaries of the city hall officials were as low as in any city of similar size in the country.
 MT. Frederick said: T think that we should be very careful how we legislate for future boardS.
 Mayor Studley also spoke about the fact that next years appropriations would have to be much larger than those of this year. owing to the fact that, among other increases, there would be the salaries of thirty-four more men in the fire department and [ also increases in the schools. He also said that if MT. Rowe's suggestion were 1 adopted it would give more time for the i consideration of the matter before 1t 1 goes to the legislature for action. The mayor then said that. in his opinion, he I thought that it would be a wise idea to draw up two or three proposed plans and submit them to the people at the April election. In concluding he said:
 Amy plan is agreeable to me which is for the best interests of, all the people.
 He then asked to be excused and left the room, after suggesting that Mir. Lewis be elected temporary chairman in his stead This suggestion was
 adopted.
 The discussion was then renewed with yigor, and finally MT. Frederick said
 that he thought thatit was about time that the members did something defi- nite.
 About 10 o'clock it was decided that, as the mayor and MT. Kelley were ab- sent nothing definite would be done, so 1 it was decided to let the matter go over again and settle it next week. The board then adjourned.
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JANTARY Sth, 1905. xssso s9r New Iork-s4:sS. s4.5O, x5:5o siS:Ss .I9i i.S5 S55s:l9. S;ss: .9;s5. 1O:s0 am ea;eO, slla:z5, 4:35. s4:56, ,s5:ia, 5:ss .s.Ss' Egg Egg to BriGgeport1, s7:lO, sg:O2. sl;s.5s x5.sS gS. ss SEE pm sundays-s4:ss. .l:5o, Ss:l5. si:50. sS:02. s:s0. ss:oS n m ''iz' For Washington via Harlem River iz.ozp.m., l2:O0 nigbt daily.
 ror Boston, Worcester and Proyi- Ie.ns Ie5ce, Va, Hartford and WiIlimantic- iu;v4 a. m, 4:04 p. m.
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 t For Boston, via Springfield - q :o7. si .o9 a.. q, m: l;46, s6;5e pm. Sundays
 For Hartford, SpringfieId. etc.s1.o7 S.av, Ss. G4S, xS:55 lexcept Monday and ssdlurdayl, x9:35, s10;04, ,s1O:55 am..12-f1 xb:5s tto ts;ORi 9arttard, st04 Es;e5 .sS .5ta 555 Sa:o5 (to Hartford1. s:1O. 1o.o5 oo5eI. n'm ai1a sqan1Gaaye,,o1:07. eo:07. xs:05 am. i2:i0. .5 :5s. :iSi iSi. 5SIs, SsS Sssaaf to sss ss7srssA :ssS .s:Ss. sio, .4:ao .5:Ss. @ ia;oS s!i5 s.1s adl ttc sayyaDrookl, J, .JI6:41, s7:01 pm Sundays S25, .7.6; s2:65 am. s12.05. s2:5S. s5:Os. : .Vt D. m.
 For MiddIetown. wilIimantic, etc. a:35 am, I:00, *5:0j (to Worcester), oioz pm. Sundays-7:20 pm.
 For SheIburae Falls, etc.--7:50 am. 5g.s. sz:ss ato New Hartford). 4:04. 500 (tn
 For Waterbury via Cheshire--s:s0 a. al:, 5iss i;5s, eis zoo pm. sundays-9:oo am.
 For Derby and Ansonia--7:oo. 500. s:S6z, $40 am, 12:10. 2:35, e4.o5z, $40. 1;4O, il:S0 pm. Sundays--s:s0. 11:t0. am, S:So. 6:30. S:s0, pm.
 For Waterbury-7:00, S:0e,. $40 am, l2:10, 2:35. 5:20, 7:40, 11:30 pm. Sum days-8:30. LAO am. 6:30, S:30 pm.
 For Winsted--7:00, $40 am. 12:1a 2:s6. 5:20, TAO pm. Sundays-s:s0 8. m., 6:S0 p.m.
 For PittsfeId. and intermediate points ~ $50, lvia Bridgeport), S:36 a. m, 4:05 pm. Sundays-7:5o via B'p'tj am.
 For Danbury, via Derby Junction s:S5 am, :05 pm.
 Via Bridgeport, $50 am, 5:25s pm.
 Via South NorwaIk-4.5o. S:Ss a,m.. 12:02. 2:40. 5:12, 6:02 pm. Sundays- 7:50 am, 6:15 p.nl.
 For LitchfieIu--9:35 a.n1., 4:05 pm. Sundays--7:50 tvia B'p'D am.
 sExpress Trains. Il Parlor car limited.
 zTo Derby Junction.
 xIsocal Express.
 o. M. SHEPARD, C. T. HEMPSTEAD,
 Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass. AEl
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pected at a time when very few other vessels have succeeded in getting through Long Island sound at alL Yes terday, notwithstanding the great diff faculties from ice, the steamer Gordon Rowe arrived with a cargo about o'clock in the afternoon, and the steam CT Ruel Rowe arrived at about O. clock, while yesterday morning at about o'clock the steamer Henry C. Rowe arrived from Rhode Island with an additional part of a cargo of thirty five hundred bushels.
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JAMES A. BLAKE'S SUCCESS
AMUSEMENT MANAGER FOR THE
 CONSOLIDATED ROAD.


 fractions at the Parks Controlled by
 the Road Between New York and
 Boston.
 It was announced yesterday by Cal vert Townley, assistant to President c. s. Mellen and in charge of all the troll ley systems of the Consolidated Street Railway company. that James A. Blake, who for the last ten years has been the manager at Sayin Rock, has been appointetd manager of all the amusements of the many parks con trolied by the Consolidated Railroad company between New York and Bos- ton. It will be MT. Blake's special duty to provide and look after all the theat- rical attractions, balloon ascensions, baby shows, juvenile days, and all oth- CT features in the way of amusement to entertain the many thousands of people who attend the amusement re- sorts during the summer months.
 The engagement of MT. Blake is a recognition of the splendid ability which he has shown in the manage ment of Savin Rock for so many years and his many friends in New Haven know that he will be just as successful in his larger field of operation as he was at Sayin Rock. Among the parks that will be under his special care will be Sayin Rock, New Haven; Han over Park, Meriden; Rye Beach, New York: Crystal Park, Middletown, Ct; Fairview Park, Southbridge, Mass; Pinehurst Park, near Worcester, Mass; Berkshire Park Pittsfeld, Mass; Wild. wood Park, Putnam, Conn, S%
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Black-"You take great interest in that young nephew of yours. don't you?" stone-"only about per cent. That's the rate am charging him for the money he has borrowed. ."-Detroit Free Press.
 It's mans shortcomings that keep him short. Philadelphia Record.
 The Lord-"our stock is Al. Moth ing better in Burke's.''@ Yes, father said he had remargined So often that he had better buy you outright.-Life.
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commencing in 1907, the date of pay- ment should be advanced fifteen days each year, thus in four years making up the two months and doing it in more gradual manner than doing it all in one years. Controller Rowe stated that the city found it necessary every year to borrow about ssooOoO in antici- patton of taxes, and that by the fifteen days plan it would mean the cutting down of this amount about s150.00O each year, until in four years the need to borrow would be removed.
 !, MT. Lewis stated that the board of
 finance ought not to shirk the resnonsi-
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1000 New Shirtwaist and Skirt Supporters in nickle and black, sold everywhere at SC. Sale Price 2cts Each
san Teyn Collar Buttons.

San Toy' Collar Buttons,
 Sale price-2 cards for 50 Nickis. plated Sheers, z, 8 and s.ineh, 'esular 25c soissorssaIe price--15c pair Shirt Waist Sleeve Protectors, Black, White and Black and White Check, Sale price--7c pair Cabinet Hair Pins, 1oU assorted size Pins, Sale prioe--2c box. Holly Cabinet Hair Pins, 100 assorted size Pins, Sale price box English Hair Pins In pape package,
 Sale prioe-tc paper 1000 Pin Cubes, Jet, White and As sorted, regular So cube,
 Sale price--6e each Extra Super English Twill Tapes, TO-, yard rolls, all widths up to sz-inch,
 t. Sale prlee--6c piece
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, 4 3 3E ! Tracing Wheels, Sale price--So each Hard Wood Stocking Darners,
 Sale price--2c each Aluminum Thlmbles, extra heavy,
 Sale price--fc eaoh---sc dox. Heavy German Silver Thimbles, all sizes, Sale price-2o each Fast Black, Brown and Tan Darnina Cotton, Sale price, 6 cards for--3c Regular f0e Pearl Pins Sale price-5o Button Hooks, 3, 4, and 5-inch, Sale price--3o each Woven Initials, red on white, regular 50 kind, Sale price, 8 doz. for--so Tape Buttons Sale prioe---5o dog. Warmers Corset SteeIs,
 i5 Sale prioe--5o piece
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New Haven Steamboat Lins
sTEAMER RICHARn prc.x.

l.aA STEAMER RICHARD PECK. FROM NEW sHAvEN--Steamer leavea 2:15 a. m.. daily except Mondays. Paa- sengers may board steamer at any time after 10;00 D. nj. a FROM NEW YORK-Steamer leaveS 4:00 p. III. daily except Sunday
 Time between New York and New Haven about hours
 Steamer arrives at and. departs from Belle Dock, New Haven: and Pier 90, E. R., foot of Peck Slip. New York.
 For tickets and stateroolns apply at the office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S 703-5 Chapel Street, and at Pur- lser,s office, on Steamer. IThe NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co.
 w. E. MORGAN. Agent,
 Belle Dock. New Haven.
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Betting, Black and White, X. -. Sale priee-93c piece A-Inch Lisle Glace Betting, Black. White and Gray, Sale price-1oo piece All Silk Taffeta Binding, Black and White, regular price loo,
 Sale price--6c piece eoo-Yard Derby Blasting cotton,
 Sale priee--s Spools for Sc 4 large lot of two and four hois fine White Pearl Buttons, extra heavy, two dozen on a card,
 Sale price--7o card American Featherbone, Gros Grain, Black, White and Gray, s Sale priesf0e yd., St.f5 piece Arnerieain Featherbonc, plain Gotten Covered, Black and White, -
 Sale price--6o yd, 69o piece
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All silk Taffeta Binding, Black and White and colors, ~ Sale priee--sc piece, s3c doz. Kine's 2oo.Yard Soft Finish Sewing Cotton, Black and White, all numbers, Sale price-3 spoois for So Amsrican Featherbone, Twill Cover cd, Black and White,
 Sale price--6e yd, 65c piece Lenox Twill Tapes, 3.yard Rolls, all widths, 6 to 12, Sale prce-fc roll Extra Super English Twill Tapes, A. yard rolls, all widths up to A-inch,
 Sale price-3c piece A large lot of two. and four hole White Pearl Buttons, dozen on card,
 Sale price-4c card
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Patent Spring Hooks and Eyes, Black and white, all sizes, ~.sz
 Sale priee-1e card, 5e gross 400 English Pins,
 Sale price-S papers for 5c Mourning Pins, 40 in box, Sale price-fe box Connecticut Safety Pins, sizes 2, 2Ia and 3, Sale priee--3 papers for 5e
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Treasure Safety Pins, full niokIsl plated, sizes i, 2.3,
 Sale Priee--so card, 3sc doz.i Gold Eye English Needles, all sizes,
 Sale priee-1c paper zs-inoh Silk Serge Betting, Black and white, Sale price-4so piece fNeineh Silk Serge Betting, Black and White, Sale price--59e piece
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500 Pin Back Shirtwaist Sets. over fifty new designs and worth up to 25c a set.
 While they last Pets Set

An Ounce Dressni akers' silk In Black only, all numbers, value 39e,
 '.f&S"' ' %@S~ Sale prioe--23c spool
 -inohDeubIs Stitched Tape Meas. urss, Sale prics-2o each Horn Bone Hair Pins in sheIl, straight and crimped, s.: Sale priee--se dex.
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Starin's N. Y & N. H. L ne.

i31 DAILY EXCERPT SATURDAY.. EEK; PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERvICM
 Leaves New Haven 10;15 p. nl., Starin Pier, foot of Brown Street. Leaves New York goo D. m. Cortlandt Street Piers, No. IS N. R. Fare f5c., excursion tickets $f.25 Rooms s1.00. Free bus corner Church and Chapel Streets. 8:eu ito 1000 D. m.
 Passenger service discontinued until further notice. c. H. FISHER, Agent, s16-tf New Haven Conn.
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Continued from First Page.) '' thought that such y a radical change would make it very hard. at the start, for the poorer taxpayers. A medium was suggested to change the date to May instead of April 1, and this did not meet with general approval. ,5 x The suggestion was then made that,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-24

New York and Boston Direct to the .MEDI | E iRANEAN slA, AzoRns. GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, NAPLES, GENOA, ALEXANDRIA.
 FROM NEW YORK. Republic, Feb. 25, Apr. IS. Romantic, July G. Cretic, Mar. IS, Apr. 20, June l5, July 27
 FROM BOSTON. Romanic, Mar.l1, Apr.22, June 3, AuE. ID Canopic, Apr. 1, May 13, June 24, Aug. ]
 Ist Class, $65.00. upward.
 For plans, etc. apply to Company's Office, 84 State St., India Building, Bos- ton, or to Sweezey & Kelsey, 102 Church St.; Bishop & Co, T03 and 705 Chapel St; J. H. Parish < Co, S6 Orange St. New Haven. Conn. m26mWA
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RED STAR LINE

New erp--LondOn--Paris Calling at Dover for London and Paris
 Sailing every Saturday Ut 10:S0 A. NJ.
 5Vaderiand, Feb. 25Ieeland, Mar. | Kroonland, Mar I Finland, Mar. IS Piers l4 and 15 North River Office Broad war. Bowling Green Building, N. Y, Peck N Bishop. TOP Chapel st., NJ. Zunder < Sonss 253 Stare St, J. H. Parish X Co..S6 Orange st, Sweezey & Kelsey. 102 Church st.. New Haven. eod-tf
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f 6o-Yard Sewing Silks, Black, White and Staple coIors, made by fleming. way, regular sc silk,
 Sale price-3e spool 6o.inoh Tape Measures, metal ends,
 Sale priee-1o each | Embroidery Hoops, s, 6 and Winch,
 Sale price---3c each
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AMERICAN LINE.

pIv,n0ylfh : CherbOurg Scuthampt0n. From New York Saturdays at g SC !. m, st. Louis Feb. 25 St. Paul, Mar. II
 Philadelphia, Mar. New York, Mar. IS
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FIN ANCE BOARD VEX ID
 BY TAX QUESTION

Continued from First Page.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
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Gineeianbt.
Mbf@inB Der Saiiom 1905 oes
0ermania Yarf=TereIms.

Jir Die attipen Mitglieber beg @ers
mania parf=gereins fanb am Sonntng
Nadmiitag i'm ileinen S9loB bes
partss cine S4luBfsier itatt. Wenn
iemals Der vSnbian Summer" fi9 in
ieiner bOllen bes rOtben, gelben uno
tbsilwsiie nod srinsn gldtteri9mudes
seaeist, 10 mar es am Sonntag Der
6al. Gs ihisnsn bic 8aumrisisn ben
bort gsriammelten nod einen lebten
Nbidisbsgrub m2sbt mobl FIR oieies
Sabr, tOmmt NGe i'm nd9ften uieber.
uns in uniersm Grhblings9etranoe 3u
bswunosrn" susurrfeu. So. es mar
cine re9t i66ne MbidluBieier; battsn
fi6 bod faff ale @umite. .Witglieosr
nit Jamilien ein9efunoen.
2eioer mar 9err Jrands Gm 9om'
men berbinbert, ba bic 5amilie auf
9errn Nlbert 2isber's Burg pSahel=
oorf am Wbite &iber" cine anoere Nbs
i6isbsfsier 3u g6ren bes 9errn petsr
2ieber be9ing, unb 10 begrfBte 6err
2ellsr bic Wsriammlung, bes prdiben.
ten NbDeienbeit bebauernb. Sr. Wm.
2ismsper banfte i'm Namen Der Mnue.
isnben, oas Quartet ROebfe, 3iegler,
Mad uno g. S4miot erfreute Nqe
bur9 Bortrdge, 2isber uiw. Gin bell.
fater SmbiB puroe bon 5errn Nmbiibl
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bsfrisbiet bon Der Nbfdieosfeier.
@ruB bss 0orfanbss uno fr66li9ss
Wieoerie6en i'm nd8fen Sabrel
Saeob 90. 2oeper, Seer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Ssrnfams eimselest
gon ben bur9 8i6ter Carriers @nti&sibans
absetpieienen Observation-Disclosures.

Die Observation-Disclosures. oeren
g3amsn Iaut gn!i9eioung oes &idters
9inion Garter nidt auf bic etimm3et-
tel eeieBt perosn birfen, baben gefern
gegen bieie @ntiaeioung gerufung eins
gelegt. Die pstenten seben on, bab bic
iebieen S9ulraibsmit9lieber natiirli4
ssnau sspuBt bdtten, in pel9er Gorm
&C. bic petitionen ein3urei&en ieien,
baB man aber he - Die Petenten -
oariibsr bolFdnoing i'm Suntel gelai=
fen, troBoem fie i4 an 3uitdnoiger
Stsle erfunbist.
gs lisee BON Seiten Der petenten
ni9t bic Sutt. cine gut bOtierte pOlis
tiids Stslun9 gu erlangen. por. benn
es banble f5 um unbeioloste Iemter,
um gbrendmter unb lei es nur ihr
WunI&, benz 8enieinmeien ibre 3eit
uno Sisnite gum alsemsinen geiten our
8erffsuns gu ftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
@ebOrae Ofentli@er @erte.

9ie 8eb6roe FIR bffentli6e Werfe
genebmigte In ibrer geitrigen siBuns
foleenbs 9outrafte:
SIR sinsn 8adffein=6 6abrtpeg in Der
Snoiana Mbe., bonn Jaa Greet big our
Wontcalm Str. = Mmeriean gon.
fruetion Co.. 1914 fur ben SUB.
Ghr NbfuBr6bren In Der Warplanb-
Strabe, bon Der Dabibion Str. Bis
CUR erifsn @aiie 6fli9. = Sobn Sem
Tins, $1.l5 fur ben 6uB.
gnosaltig befdtist murben bie Ahebs
mentIiffen:
STR @rmeiierung Der Neu Seriep.
etrabe, bon "a. etrabe big gu einem
puntte los SUB ihbli&.
Gir 2ies.Gabrwes In Der gigo Str,
bon 2inben Str. 935.42 SUB 6fli&
bon 2inben Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Sas pierte Spfer Der
&OaiiiOu.
Jacob 6eyob erlieet ieinen
Derlebun9en.

Sacob 6spob. Der am Sonntag IN
Der Rolliion 3mii4en Snterurban
0aggon uno ieinem Wagen 10 i4usr
perlebt puroe, III 9effern Ibeno tHra
nad 10 nbr oeforben. Dies bringt
bic 3abl Der SObten iener ungltids-
na1t auf 4.
Gaon eleid bon Nnfang an be9te
man uenia 5oHnung auf 6epobs 8e=
neiung. gr mar am 2opfe i9mer jsr=
I&nitten unb battle auBerbem our6 @rs
Iahtterunsen 10 eelitten, bab nur elm
Wunoer ben so Sabre alten Mann
bdtte retten t6nnen.
6rau 2poia Worriiou, Die i9mer
berlebt i'm 6oipitale barnieoerlie9t, elm
Obfer oesIelben ungladsfales, ueib
no9 ni&t, oaB ibre Ueutter unb ibre
$o9ter Nsaie als Opfer Der 3atas
fropbs ssitorben fino. sic pEni4t
p,ri9ieoentlid bisisl6sn 81 ieben. ba
man aber befirGtet, baB Der S4la9s
i6r bas Sdidial berfelbsn mit3utbei.
len. ftr Die Jrau gefdbrli9 iit, tpsi9t
man ibrsn Grasen aus.
Ole tbrisen gsrleBten i4einen Der
8eReruns entgegen 81 geben.
6nrbsp Sames, Is, miro am Wlitts
mod gormittas bon Der Wobnung
ieiner @ltern, SIC Sto Capitol Nbe.
aus bseroiat.
Mm NaGmitta9s tperben oann Nelie
9uHsl uno ibre @rOBmutter, JrGu
9poia MOrriiOn su 9rabe getragsn.
Die Sssroieune finbst BON Der Jami=
lienuobnuns Der Grau Worriion, 428
Sho @apitDI 4osnue aus itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Soot tn ietuem 3immsr anfses
fanoen.

Sobn stranbtbaoer aus @bicago,
Elm ettpa As Sabre alter Wann, Der In
gertretung elmer @bicago 5irma bier
in Der parrp 5abrif nit Snifaairuna
bon Ipparaten bef&dftigt mar, uuros
in Worms Sotel, Wef Snbianapolis.
ssifsrn Mbeno our9 ieinen 3immerge=
noRen tobt aufgefunoen.
Coroner Sutemiler uiro bic Seis
1eni9au abbalten, obslei4 man an-
nimmt, oaB Der Wann sines natiir-
ti9en $ooes farb.
Die Srau bes eritorbenen purbs
bonn SOos hires Wannes bena9ri9tigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24

&ibgebiIIIe. "a. Oct Ste
ben 8duber Iprengten beute frtib ben
8eloi1rant Der 9ibgsbilIe Stats Bant
uno enttamen nit ettpa $4,000.
Der 9adttpddter Sarlin 2anoss
uuroe er9riffsu, als er fi4 auf Der
StraBs 3siste, Ct murbs an Sdnbsn
unb JaBen ssbunben uao In cine fins
ffsre gds geidleppt. mo elmer Der Rdu.
Der nit einsm &ebolper BEL ibm Wade
belt. 5 Mann wuroex als Wa9sn Be-
nust, mdbreno atpei Rh nod innen
ma9ten unb ben SrsIor iprsngtsn.
q. g. grenion, Der 2afFrsr puros
bur9 bic grplofion aus benz G9lnfe
ssf9rsdt. gr elite sur Stelle unb er.
6ffnste 5slisr auf einen Der @a&e fs-
benoen &duber, Der bas 6euer ernie,
bsris, ben @aiirer 3usimal trsHenb.
Die Dunosn beheI6sn fno nur Iei1t.
Sn3pii6en batten bie &duber ibr
Dsrf Doasnbet unb ale foben. Die
grploRon bate aud nod anbere Bhr.
ger gemsdt uuo Elm Geueralarm tuurbe
abgsssbsn. ebe isoo9 bie 8ar9srbrigaos
anlangte, waren aQe Hduber bereits
entfi fioben. Oas @ebdube tpuroe our9
oie grploFOn tbeilweiie oemolirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-24
Toli3eilt@es.

Sie gefern Bier i'm Warplanb
Sotel berbaftets @mma Marib aus
3otomo bat f6 als 2ulu Wsit aus
@bicaso. eine nOtOrif1e 2aoenbiebin,
entpuppt. 2ulu uno ibre 8sfdbrten
uuroen ben SroB9eidmorenen iiber=
pisisn. 3wei Der In bem 3immer
porgefunoenen Quite murben als aus
benz Ner Sort Store fammenb er=
tannt. Der anoere Gut, fouie aud
cine Nniabl anoerer &leioungsiihde
uurbeu nod ni9t ibsntifisirt. 2ulu
bat nit @rfolg In Wilmautee uno in
Cincinnati operirt.
Setectib Som gonneII
reiife aeiiern Na6mittag nit benz bier
uerbafteten 5arbigen, Sobn @arfoH.
nad 2ouispiue ab. @arfon TT beidul=
oist, fi& an einem Nnsriff auf sinsn
alten Jarbigen betbeiligt 3u babsn.
Ser alte Mann erlas cen erlittenen
8erlebungen uno brei Angreifer tuurs
ben in Mntlagesuffano berfebt. giner
berielben erhielt q Sabre 3u9tba,is.
Der anoere lebensldn9li&e 6aft. @ar-
ion icll pon ben Beiben aIs Der shn.
oenbod In Der NHaire binsefeut iein.
gr reiffs nit trhbsn 8efhblen fort.
Der Mngriff wnrbe i'm Gpril bs' 50.
aus9efibrt. Carton tpuroe i'm 9auie
ieiner Mngebeteten berbaftet. als sr fi9
seraoe na4 oem Stale bsseben bate.
um bort bic pferbe in Mugenidein 3u
nebmen.
WtIli am 9abIep, Elm 25
Sabre ilter 5armer aus Wartinsbille,
uuroe gefern our9 bic poli3iffsn @on=
oea. Glenn uno 9Obertp OerbaFtst. uno
bic Nnflase bes Strabenraubes unb oes
tbdtli9sn Mnsriffss muroe ssssn i'm
srbobsn. 6aolsp 1T bef9ulbist, einen
! Wann, ben man our 8ebanblung nod
Oem 5oIpitaI ienben wollte. ansesriffsn
az baben. Ob er aber irgenb tpelde
Sadsn bon bem 8srlebten angenpm.
men, lieb iib ni9t ermikcln. Die
0erbaftune tpuroe auf Snformation
bin porgenomm en-.
@egen Mn9riffs tuurhe Der
34idbrige farbise Mrbeiter $bomas
Wiliams, Der feline Wobnung als
1858 Oanbes Strabe ansab, In Der
pOliseiitation abseliefert.
unter Der Intlage, feline 6rau
angesriffen 3u baben. murbe Der 33s
idbri9e Mrbeiter Geo. W. Sfbmier,
bon $50 @hb Delamare. Str. in Saft
9enommen.
Der 32idbrise 2o9 Wm. 3.
Smith BON Chicago, Sa., unb Der
38idhri9e 2o9 Col. q. 2eonarb bon
Buffalo, q. o., tuurben tpesen Timber.
trsibens bon Der poli3ei ein9eliefert.
Der 28.idbrise Neser 8bos.
Dtags, gesen ben Nnna 2unfler sinen
gsrbaftsbefebl beraussenommsn, ipeil
berielbe ibr aneebli& $3.50 In Baar.
gelo, ein Sadet uno 2 Quite gefoblen,
murbe gefern Mbenb In Der poliseiRa.
ton eingeliefsrt.