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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
socIAL1srIc NEw-zEAI.ANp.

To go fully into all the socialistic
legislation Of New-Zealand and its re-
suits would be exceeding the limits of
an ARTICLE. Personally, / consider that
much of 1t has been successful.
1t is worthy Of record that the gov
eminent does not confine tits business
to the simple duties Of governing as
understood here, but undertakes many
responsibilities in other countries by
private enterprise.
1t works, state collieries, the original
idea being to enable consumers to pur-
chase coal at a more reasonable rate
than formerly. On this point I have
not heard of the result but / do not
think the price to the consumer has
fallen appreciably. It works the rail-
way system with the exception of
about one hundred miles of private
line)' twenty-four hundred miles be-
ing open. AS a, whole. this pays about
8 1-2 per cent on the capital expended,
and would have paid more had it not
been that for some years past the poll
icy of the government has been to re-
duce the rates, both for passengers and
LOT freight SO lUtlS DIS the net return
does not fall below 3 Ia per cent, thus
giving back to the people, who are the
users as much as possible This policy
has resulted in an enormous increase
in traffic and with net returns each
year better than the last. .>.
The government is also the largest
landlord. Originally 1t had immense
tracts of land. These have been, and
are being, annually largely increased
by the compulsory purchases Of big es-
tates with a view to breaking them up
for closer settlement. These farms the
government does not sell but lets on
leases in perpetuity, the question of
leasehold or freehold being at the pres
ent moment one Of the most burning
in the political arena. The time has
now come when more population is
wanted, if this policy of closer. settle
ment is to be successfully continued.
The government further, under the
Advances to Settlers act, lends mon
ey to settlers at very low rate of in
terest Also, it carries on life insurance
doing nearly half the New-Zealand
business in this line.-EarI of Ranfurly,
in The Cosmopolitan '~.s ->.>s "
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
Cured OF Piles.
AFTER SUFFERING MORE THAN
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

"Until about two years ago I had had
piles for about thirty years, at times
bleeding and very painful got a fif-
ty cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure at
the drug store, and used it and was en-
tirely cured. Got another box in case T
needed 1t, and as the piles did not re-
turn in six months I gave the remedy
to a friend Of mine who wanted the
doctor to operate to cure him. My
friend said he would use the s'pyra-
mids' but he knew they would do him
no good, but they cured him of piles of
twenty-five years standing. r am free
from piles to-day, ana have been since
using Pyramid Pile Cure. was Cap
tain in the Civil War. James Adams.
Soldiers Home. Cal.
The majority of people labor under
the impression that an operation is
necessary in severe cases of piles or
hemorrhoids, and are very skeptical re-
garding the remedial virtues of any
medicinal compound. Testimony like
the above should certainly have a ten
dency to dispell this impression, al
though it is odd that such a fallacy
should prevail, and still more odd that
so many people should think an oper-
alton effects a permanent cure, where
as the contrary is more often the case.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co., Az Main Street,
Marshall, Mich, and receive free by re-
turn mail the trial package. in a plain
wrapper. :, Thousands have been cured
in this easy, painless and inexpensive
way. in the privacy of the home. No
knife and Its torture. No doctor and
his bills.
All druggists, so cents. Write to-day
for free package.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
CURED FOR SOC.

"After doctoring for three years,
and spending much money, a soc.
box of Cuticura Ointment ended all
my suferings. It's been two years
since l used any, and don't know
what sore hands are now, and never
lost a days work while using Cuti-
curs Ointment"
THOMAS A. CLANCY,
$40 N. Montgomery ST., Trenton, NJ.
Sold throughout the world, Cuticura Resolvent 5oc
Tin f6rm Il Chocolate Coeted Pills. Csc per Vial OF so)
ointment zoe: Soap Csc. Potter Drug Chem Corp,
ar Send fos "Ihs Great Skin Book.s
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
FOR BUSHNELL MEMORIAL.

Petition to Erect it in Park Corner of
Chapel Street and Derby Avenue.
The petition for the right to erect the
Cornelius S. Bushnell memorial on the
triangular park at the junction of
Chapel street and Derby avenue is to
be taken up for a hearing before spe-
cial committee, of which Alderman H.
III. Townsend is chairman, tonight. 1t
is hoped to dedicate the monument in
the fall about the time of the big foot
ball games. and the hope has been ex-
pressed that President Roosevelt's
presence may be had for the occasion.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
Emtsrtainnremts.
N sHuaEar aRos.. MANAGERS a
HYPERION
NJ THEATRE 7y

Ialented Romantic and Classic Actor
MIR. DANIEL RYAN, =
T.,L Presenting; Esenisr.
Lady OF Lyons. To-Day. Monte s.-sss-s
Macbeth. To-MOrrov. Ns.l,fs'
Saturday.
Inc In, tataI Wedding. The Musketeer..
Pflces-,.Nights, 25c. 35c, and soc: MAIL
nees' all seats reserved at 25c,
Monday-Direct from ten months,
success in London and New Yoris
ELEANOR ROBSON, Liebler e .(,a
managers, as MERELY MARY ANN is
a comedy by I. Zangwill, supporteS' h. 1,s
EhANk MILLS, and a company OF ,,r-
nsuai strength. Prices-25c, 50c. 5se
Sl' SI.oo. Seats on sale tomorrow.
.Tuesday-Henry w. SAVAGE affar.
WOODLAND. musical fantasy Of ffs
forest. The latest work of Frank Ply
icy ana Gustav Luders. Prices-25c
day. $50 go - :
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
DIR. HUME'S APPOINTMENT.

Mdue f1edu OF MeulcaI Department OF
Yale College in China.
DR.. Edward H. Hume, Yale '97, and
graduate of the medical school of
Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore,
has been appointed head of the medical
department of the new Yale college in
Chungsha. China. The medical depart
ment Of that institution is to be a very
important branch of it's work. DIR.
Hume, who is a member of prominent
missionary family is now assistant sur
geon attached to the United States con-
sulate at Bombay, India. He has been
a specialist in the study Of the diseases
of tropical climates.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23

IL the Baby ts Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy.
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
aiarrhoea, Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23

Demanded by Loose Draperies and
Quantity of Material Used--Princess
Gowns-More Millinery Openings
The New Sailor Hats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09
FEEBLE old PEOPLE
For All Such People in Pensacola We
Guarantee vinoI viii Create
Health, Strength and Vitality
or Return Money.

Hundreds of old people right here n
Pensacola need just such strength
maker and body builder as our delici-
Gus cod liver oil preparation, Vinol;
and We simply cannot understand way
they viii continue TO drag, out half
dead and half-ahve existence, when
we guarantee Vinol will iRfuse new
life. invigorate every organ in the
body, stop the natural decline and
make them well, vigorous and strong.
If you want to know how an aged,
feeble, discouraged man or woman may
be made active, cheerful and vigorous.
read this letter.
Mrs. Catherine Therer. of Albany,
N. Y, writes: six months ago ! felt
that / was broken down by age. and
/ was doomed to the weak and feeble
condition of old people. The slightest
exertion tired me. and had nc
strength. My daughter brought me
bottle OF Who'll soon felt an i'm
provement, continued its use, and am
now well, cheerful and stronger than
have been for years; in fact, | feel
10 years younger"
Vinol is not a strong s1mulani
which reacts on the system, but It Is
a genuine tonic and body builder whiel
creates strength by building up every
organ in the body to do its work as
nature intended. and makes rich, red
blood. In this way Ii stops the natur
al decline and replaces weakness with
vigor- We wish every old person IN
Pensacola would try Yinol on our
guarantee to return money If It fails
Take dose OF vinol after each meal
and every night before retiring and
note its beneficial effect W 81
White & Co. druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE PAST WEEK


Leontine and VI. A. Quina to N. A.
Duouisson. West y of lot i65, Old CITY
tract. sl.00 and other value considefa-
tons.
A. G. De Ia R1a, Rosa NJ. ShaekIe-
ford. c. H. Gingles, G. O.. Mabel. Jno.
and G. o. Brosnaham, Jr and R Il.
turner to Sarah A. and Frances F.
Glnsles, EA Argent lot 81, Old City
tract, $l-00 love and affection
virginia Reaehe TO ]. NJ. Dooiey. %
IT. front by lbs It. in depth, 155 II S.
OF chase street, block II, MaXent
tract, S1.00 and other value considers
ton.
Virginia Reache and II NJ Reache
TO Anne Dcoley. 80 IT. front by 125 Il.
IN depth, 125 fl. South of NE Corner
block II. Maxent tract, s1.00 and other
value considerations.
Same 10 same. lot Is and East 2 It.
lot IA in block IL. Maxent Tract, s1.09
and other value considerations.
II. H. Renfro &c j. B. Renfro, lots 3
and and North y of lot 2. Section II
TIP. N. Range 80 West, $50.
Alexander Stoddart to Emma L.
Pfeiffer, 20 it, lot and all lots 10
in block SO, Belmont tract, $3.50 and
other value considerations.
Ceaser Stanley to Johnnie Perdue
and Vina Fell. lot 1872 Eft by 132 z
in SWA of SE14 of Sec. 80, TIP. 6 N.
Range 80 West, $50.
s Margaret Swaine to NJ. A. Dubuisson.
e. lot los, Old City tract. s100 and
other valuable considerations.
Na5lc II
10 It. lot q, all % and West 10 It.
lot %, in block As. Donelson tract,
1915.
{ Pearle NJ. and o. H. Smith to John
E. Stillman, lots TO IA in block SIS,
Belmont tract, S1.O0 and other valuable
considerations.
R. B. Simpson to ]. NJ. Null
don, one-half interest inx lis feet
in front on Palafox street and 66 it
ia in on Garden street OF Arpent lots
"a and 55, Old City Tract-s1.00 and
other valuable considerations
Mary o. Tate tc f., l. Hoffman-Lot
in block los, New City-S20e00.
NJ. A. M. and J. NJ. Tarb,e to T. L.
Barrineau and ]. d. Trammel, Jr., NE
Il of Sc a of Sec. %, TIP S, Range
31/West.-S110.00.
VIM. A. Tippin to A E. Chilson &
T. ]. Dyke-I.ots IA to 20 in blk 1913
New City Tract-s900.e0.
U. S. A. to B. A Davis-SW II OF
Sec 10, TIP S, Range 81 West-Home
stead.
]. w. Underwood TO Robert McKin
non-East Y of NE y and OF Sc u
! Sec %, TIP North, range 33 West
4 $200.00.
| d. Hale Wilson to E E, Crabtree-
Lots 16 to Is in block 70. West Kin.
Tract, Belmont Numbering $4,000.
q Emily c. Wright to j. r. Kellar
. Trustee-All Arpent lot IS, excep
l16 feet front by III feet in depth
SO feet east to NV corner of Arpen
! lot 20, Old City Tract-s1000.0 am
other valuable considerations.
! Thos. c. Watson to Harry Washing
J lton-Lot 13 in block 12s, East KIM
Tract-s5000
} Lewis Washington TO w. L. Morgan
/ l-soafeet on .F% street by fz5 feet 1ol
! Kennedy street, block SO, West Kin,
: Tract $4,000. a -
Henry NJ. Yonge and Blanche r. an
. ]. d. Lamar to J. A. AVIAN
and o. L. Bass-Fractional lot
til, %. 20 and "a in bloc
D. 173. Belmont Tract-s1.00 and othe
valuable considerations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09
OLD FASHIONED CONCERT
Is BEING ARRANGED

An old fashioned concert viii be ren.
dered Friday night, April 2S, for the
benefit fthe Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church, under
the management of Mrs. F. s. Mellen
and Mrs. ]. R. Kellar A good must
cal program is being prepared and it,
together with the other features OF
the affair, will be announced later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09

Little Colds" Thousands of lives
sacrificed every year. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds,
cures big colds too, down to the verge
of consumption
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09

Ladies Brilliantine Skirts, in
Brown. Blue and Black. our
regular $3.50 and 1915 quality at
s2.ss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-09

Ladies Fancy Checked Brillian-
tine Skirts in Blue. Black and
Brown. regular $3.50 quality, at
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

6pdseit. Der GrpBberSog IIeB benz
Subelpaar bur9 ben 9eiitli9en feline
@liidpiinf6e ausfpre9sn unb Elm
9slbesi9ent iiberreihen.
81 It o d. SIM sc. 2sbensiabre lift
Der pripatbosent fir frunaOfifde
Gpra9e unb 2iteratur an Der bieiieen
uniperiitdt, fransOff9er @isetpniuI
Or. Sulius Rob<rt, s~eitprben.
SuIstorf. Dor Ginger 3eit
brannte infolse 9liBf9lases bic Sos
bann Sablf9e Grbpu9tftene nieber.
marin. Oas Mdurer &an5otus
fGe @bspaar bierfelbft feierte bas 6st
Der solbensn Sp6seit. Der @rObbers
5ps lieb benz Subslpaare 81 feinem
gbrentaee neben einem bulbponen
@liidpunf9i4reiben fem 8iloniB i'm
&abmen iiberienben.
0roen6ur9.
Slbenbura. Giner u~nertpartes
ten unb jdben Sob erlitt Der i'm Bills
benbften Mannesalter ite6enbe friibere
@irth &. S9mibt, unb bic Spbesurs
fade 1T tpabrf4einli9 elm falter Sruut
gepeien.
6eppens. 9ier bat ii9 elm 19s
idbrieer Mann, Der 8%ureaubiener &ie>
Der, eri4ohen.
Sabe. Seinen 80. @eburtstag
begins fiirSli9 elm I'm bas SIbenburs
ger 2anb bo9perbienter Mann: Der
lansjdbrise Rei9s= unb 2anbtugs> To-
nie Spnpbaiabgeorbnete @erbarb Nblz
born bierfelbf. Iblborn itebt nod in
boiler seiftiser Grif9e. fein tOrperli4ss
8sfinben ldbt bagegen gu fpiinf6en
iibria. Gr lit an ben Stubl eefehelt
infplse zines 8einleibens.
Neuenbe. Dor Sturgeon itarb ei>
ner %unferer dlteiten unb ansemeiH be-
liebten @emeinbebiireer, S4miebemeiz
tier SO. Wilfen, i'm Otter BON rs Sab
rem. Wilten bat bas Nmt zines pro,
tofonfiibrsrs in IN Ierer @emeinbe iibsr
% Sabre treu unb getpihenhaft pers
paltst urb iia audi fonft I'm bas Bills
ben unb gebeiben Der @emsinbt in
berporrasenber Weiie perbsent Gee
ma6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

aus3si9nen Die a9rarif9e rSeuti4s
Saaesseitung" bas paforenblatt
uReidsbpte" uno bic aniifemitif6e
StaatsbHrser .3situns". sic glaub'
ten ernfbaft an bic M6sli&teit zines
ensli9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uno %bsfirtuortstsn besbalb bic Abinsr-
runs bee Office ssssn iOl9e r@efu9s".
Samit mar Der 3reis gei&lohen.
Stol3 tpisIsn isbt bic snslii4en iin9o.
ifiI9en gldttsr auf bisie oeuti4e preb-
duberung ME auf cine Setdtigune BEG
0erba 9tes Gin, ben fe fslber aus9es
freut battsn.
BUM Slid baben aber 2h9en turae
Beine. Sas Betanntperoen Der 8ors
aeI&i&ie bisfer snelii1en Man6ber in
Der Office ma9ts bic Innabme elmer
Semonitration fofort binfdnis. Der
usbsrrump,lungsioeen sesentber Tam
bisfe 3reu3fabrt gerabs3u als elm sr-
freuli9es 3ei9sn baftir gelten, bob bic
leitenbsn 2rsife in England on Der gr-
baItuns bss Jrieeens ni@t 3nsifsln.
9enn pd6renb Der Nnmefenbeit Der
englii9en e9iHe tn Der Office brau4'
ten ia BLOB elm paar NIT Steinen uno
@emsnt bslabsne S9ife abfdtli9 i'm
Gunb, sroBsn unb fIeiuen Belt, ber-
Ienft su meroert, Tim Der ensliiden 2a=
nalfotts bic Rtdfebr in ben 2anal ab=
3ui9neiben. Die na4trd9li9 berbei=
se3ogsne analOsie Der Mbi4liebung bes
e9marasn Mssrss bat bsnn aud bic
unFnnigtsit bss gsbanfens elmer ab.
fdliebung Der Office obne information
males Nbfommen ins 2i9t geffeut. go
III benin bieie SeniatiOnsna4ri4t fanel
in f9 suiammenseiunten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

Ser Stelpertreter bes Wapurs
Sind bon 8olebo, O., 9err WiQarb,
bat In Elm Wsspsnnsf ssffo9en. Mapor
Sind III auf 3uei Wo9en in bic
SOmmerfriiae sesanssn, uno taum
bate er ben 3us befisgen, BET
Jpn bon Solsbo fortfhbrte, als
Wilarb benz polissi9sf ben ffrenaen
gefebl CAB, ben 8irsern Der stabt
b60iss 5reibeit in ibrem 2e~benspanosl
gu IaHen muir Die 8erbrs9er iolten
oerfolat tperben. font aber let bic
Stabt melt Ohen, ME su 3eiten bss
oerforbenen Wapors $om Sones.
Mapor Sind lei nidt bonn 0olfs
erwdbIt uorosu, ionoern lei nur
in bic G4ube bes tobten
Wapor Son.s sefiegeil, beshalb tabe
berislbs audi fsin @s9t cine anoers
politit, tpie bic bss boltsibhmli9sn
Wapor Sonss gu bsfOlsen.
Die Ssmpsrena : 6anatifer i6rsisn
nun In 3oleou 3eter uno Woroio. bic
libsrale 8irssri&aft absr miro Wiaaro
bel Ger nd9fen @abl gum Mapor
tpfblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
prpbutes MitteL

-prpbates MitteL o.:
rMertpiirbig; erit beiratbeft Ou, neil
es Dir in Der &neipe ni9t mebr ses
fGut unb isbt bift Su pieber ieben
Mbenb bier!" g.: vOa babe ih bod
msiren 3psd erreidt -. iest sefdat's
mir pieber in Der &neipe!"
I'm @pIbfa9en pieber
fauber unb bIant gu ma
d. n, nebme mar 95prp5entisen Spi<
ritus unb tpaf9e bic su reinieenbem
9esenftdnbs nit bemfel6en mittels et<
ner ipeifen 8iirite. 9ierauf tperben
so @ramm &reibe, % 9ramm Sbpn,
Is gramm 8leitpeib, 5 9ranim Mae.
neiia unb 3 @ramm pplirrptb, GILES
gut untermif9t unb bamit bic @olbs
laden mittels zines ppGenen 3appens
sspubt unb nit einem ebenfolden sins
aerieben. "a,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

Wilhelm Mamier uub Wilbelmine,
eeb. S6ott.
2sRernpfars.
Subenbpfen. Die biefiee
Seusrtpebr besins unter 9ntbeilnabms
elmer 3eibe bena9barter Webren bic
sseier Tires 2~5idhriQen 8eitehens.
@erbah. 8et @anerebpeiler
purbe elm 2uftmprb IN benz 5ebnidbz
riasn Mdb9en S6uler bon bier berz
iibt. Der 3opf bes Mdbdens mar nit
etnem Stein 5ertriimmert porben. Ils
SbGter purbe Der Maur.r pfannfu6
aus Niebermoi9el, tpelder tpegen zines
elei6en @erbre9ens erit fiir5li9 aus
benz 3udtbauie entlafen porben mar,
perbaftet.
9ebbeim 9ier bat fi9 6rau
Suiiana @oeel, Mittne beg Na6t=
pd9ters Pbilipp 9DseI, in ibrer Wobs
nlins erbGnst.
&aifersIautern. Der 33
Sabre alte, Bel Der 5irma 8eutel unh
Sobn bier beoten1tete 9dusburi6e So
bann 8aumsdrtner lit i'm Walbe BEL
Der Rotben 9obl bepuBtlOs aufsefuns
ben porben. @r ma9te per Hab sinen
@usflus na9 Walfif4ba4 unb 1T aaf
benz Riidipese seitir5t.
2ambsheim m. 8eim 8aben lit
5u 6ranffurt i'm Main Der % Sabre
alte per6eiratbete 9eorg @ost BON bier
ertrunfen.
Oppau. Dem unfinnigen9 ebrau9
bes 9etroleums 1T i9on pieber elm
bIiibenbes WeniGenleben gum Spfsr
gefaaen. Die benz S9loHer @bplf
S9euefmanr erft por Ginger .3eit onz
a%etraute Barbara, seb. @ifinser, tpplte
raid Geuer BADEN unb bdlf nit petroz
leum mad. Die Slamme f6lug ber=
aus unb i'm Nu ifanben bic &leiber Der
5rau in beuen 6lammen. Sn ibrer
&opfloIisteit rannte bic unsliidli6e
nod iiber bic @trabe unb fanb erit i'm
s~tpeiten Na6barSuife ben gefudten
8siftanb. Mit fdredliden 8ranb<
tpunben tpurbe bic 8ebauernsipertbe in
bas ftdbtif4e aranfenbaus i6erfibrt,
mo lie Der Sob bon ibren grdbli9en
S4mersen erlOite.
2Ge6fenbttrg.
S9nerin. @pr Sturgeon beging
Der Somprebiger &irdenratA Weber
fem 25jdbrises Subildum als Seels
forser in Der bisfisen Oomgemeinbe.
Ser @robher5ps lisb benz Subilar
burd bas &abinett feline Gliidtpiink
f4e ausipre4en unb ibm slei4aeitis
feline Photographic NIT eisalbdnbiser
l1nterf9rift iiberrei4en. Ssrner tonnte
Der Hsnbant Der bieiigen Seerpo ittahe,
Musuit Gbrid. ben Sag feines 5Oidh<
rigsn Oienijubildums feiern. Der
@robberaos perIieh benz Subilar bas
&ittertreu5 bes Greifsnorbens nit Der
&rpne.
Neubranbenburg. OH
Orehsler Sdmibtfden Gbeleute hier<
felbit besiueen bas Set ihrer gplbensn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

@enn has 6eimnbbeits- Separte>
msnt ertnbli9e Arbsit berri9tsn min
folte es feline Beamtsn antpeiien, bic
bilissn Speiisbduisr griinblid auf ibre
&einli9feit 3u inipiciren, aud bie bon
ben @rie9sn an ben StraBeneden fell
eebotsnsn @hrf9en ioltsn nal unter
bic 2upe 9enommsr tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
9 auerIau'b nikf&eine-

u..b n e.
q. U. 2attlowsti, Cottage, Orange,
na6e 2inben Str. = Win gaton,
@ottags, No. 1l18 6opt Hoe. 5000.
= @lem Oldham, Cottage, No. 8l7
eugene Str. $675. = Soms Brepina
COMPANY, Badfein.g ebdabe, NaKa
4ufetts Mbe. unb ct. Clair Str.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
8afe=8aQ.

mtrtcan.A 0 n.
Solebo, Is. Mug.
&oIebo ......0 0400O30*-
Snbianapolis ..04O001OOOE
8atterien - piatt unb R. @larf;
Reiob, Worgan unb Wsabsr.
philadelphia, Is. aus.
philadelphia. 2 0001O30*- 6
ct. 2ouis. 30 02001100- A
gatterien = @oatlsp unb G9mup;
Guttbof unb Spencer.
Columbus, Is. Mug.
Columbus 80 0002OO2*- 6
2ouisbiQs. 80 o. 0
8atterien = Berger unb Rpan;
Hunfle unb Sbam.
NattpnaI'2taa
Brootlpn, Is. Mug.
Brootlpn .....2 0-1O
pittsburg .....0 o. 5
Batterten = Wit9sa unb Bergen
Silbebranb, Glabertp unb @ibfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
um9eso9eu.

m u. @ reper, @erf4s=
rungs', @runosg igentbumss. Mnleiben.
uno Mietbe=N gent, 3tmmsr go. 81 I'm
6ibgeralo.@ ebdube, 6 OF Marfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

WiIhelm Mamier uub @ilbelmine,
eeb. S6ptt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

bas Ueri6pinben bon Sofumenteu
berontportli6 gu MAIDEN lit, beren
8erni6tung Cir William Butler in
feinem 9sri9t iiber bic Sinanstpirtb<
i6aft in Sipofrita lebbaft betlagt
bate. Die perfdpunbenn papiere
entbielten Mittbeilunsen iiber .bez
bausrli6s Qntdufe", unb Sir Jleete
tpppb WilIon, Der bamaliee Director
Der @rmsefinan5en, tpurbe iiber ibren
8erbleib befrast. gr erflGrte anfangs
auf bas poiitipite, bab fsines WiFsns
feline Papiere perloren eegan9en pber
aeritDrt pprben ieien. Na9bem er bic
ie Iusfase sema4t, fprans er pl0Bli9
auf unb fagte, es falle linn iebt elm,
bab 8elege perni9tet ipurben. Man
babe lie in 3apfabt gu ipdtsrer @er>
penbuns beiieite selest. Su feiner Nb<
tpefenbeit babe fi9 cine &atte in bic
Ootumente eineeniitet unb bie1e gum
She'll aernaet. Sie &atte babe 10 bers
bd9tis ausseiehen, bab man tie drsts
li4 unterfu6en lieb, unb babel babe
fi9 beraussefteGt, bab fie an 8ubo.
nenpeit selitten babe, unb i~nfolsebef,
fen babe man ben @atb Der Mer5te be-
fplst unb fdmmtli4e @ttenitude, nit
benen bic @atte in @eriibruns sefom,
men fein fonnte, bernidtst. = Oieie
Rattensefdidte REF bei ben 3ub0rern
srobe 9ettsrfeit berpor, unb felbft bic
ernften Mitslieber Der gommiFion
fonnten elm 2ddeln ni4t u~nterbri.
den.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-05
SMASH WINDOWS.
Paul Kelly Gang Raids New York's
Lower East Side.

New York, Aug. 5.-The notorious
Paul Kelly gang to which much law
lessness and crime have been at
tributed began a temporary reign of
terror in the lower east side by a raid
and window smashing on stores within
half a .bolck of police headquarters in
Mulberry street and ended by beating
a man so badly that he may not re-
cover With plate glass windows
crashing first on one side and then on
the other in the vicinity of Houston
street and the Bowery the angry po-
licemen tried in vain to catch the
elusive rioters.
A coffee house was next raided. the
gangs only object being to smash up
the dishes which was done after the
walters had been thrown into the
street The police were hot on the
trail of the toughs by this time and
were just in time to rescue Christie
Colojanes, a Greek. after.his face had
been lacerated and two ribs broken.
The gang was robbing him of his PEN
MES and nickels. Only one member
of the party was caught and arrested.