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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
TRUTH ABOUT TIDE FLATS

Of four or five ragpickenb but even
those were more eleanly and orderly
than might be expected.
Thun We went over the knoll TO
the condemned district. where was
located the truly unHpcahable shack
Of Andrew Johuaan. the half-crazY
old man who VIA arrested by order
OF the board OF health. The green
unhealthy tide water Tapped about
under the ~ other cabins Justly
condemned by the board 0f health
because conditions demanded u. But
even In these dwelt not a single man
but could give a good account Of
himself all working at what waa
to be- had. Right in the midst Of
the circle stands the Washington
Wire works. whose manager stated
that there was neither loafer nor
thief among them The only woman
Ia the circle. save the half-breed
common law wife of a sailor. was
Mrs W. Drummana. who nowH on
buttons for the whole bachelor
neighhoFhoOd. aud who Is held In
high esteem. Her cabin is acrupu=
l0ualy neat. her little boy neatly
clad. aud her hopes are now high
with the prospect Of a better home.
since her husband a few days ago
secured Whht promises Ia be a per
manent position.
This condemned section stands BY
itself aud has no connection with
the "Nlt IN" district. hut even here
Ia the very poorest section Of shack
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net defeated the Dauntlosa from
nay Ridge 70 Queenstown. a dis
tanee OF 2.afa miles The stakes
we're $1,000 The Coronet covered
the distance Ia IA days. 20 hours
and b minutes
The first ocean race vas bet Ween
the American schoouefa Henrietta.
FieetNing and Neata. Ia is6s. the
course being from Sandy Hook TO
the Needles Pierre tariliard own
ed tho VestA. George and franklin
GAGGED the FleetwinE. aud James
Gordon Bcnneft the Henrietta. The
stakes were $4,000 a corner. max
Ing $4,000 ia all The ilcnriettn
won the race. though both OF the
other contestants came In but eight
hours behind
The next race was between the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
he F0RG0T DYNAMITE

BRfDgEMAN. MINI. May IL
James Hunter. a farTner living near
here. put some dynamite with which
he intended TO blow out some
stumps IN the kitchen stove oven
20 thaw. lie then forgot about IL
and vent 10 town. shortly after
ward an explosion wrecked the
house. killed his wife and two chill
drcn. One Of the children, boy.
was blown through a window. When
Hunter returned home and found
what had resulted from his forget
fulness he became violently insane
and In now under restraint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
VICIOUS RAM KILLS BOZ

LocKPoBT ". 7. May ia
Charles Lindsay. 8 years old. son Of
Frank l.. Lindsay. ~ nurt. died az
the General hospital Ia uuffsia from
Injuries inflicted b. q vicious ram
The child spent the day before with
bis grandfather. Charles Lindsay. a.
Conner station. near this city. and
went lnto the fields with hiu grand
parent AZ : p m. 10 watch the feed
Ing - a flock % sheep.
The child amused himself b tam
talking the lambs. chasing them
with sticks An old ram. angerod
b. the chlla's actions. advanced and
buttad the child.
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when AZ work. and he now thinks he
has a steady job"
At the third door shcrs the pad
lock hung open on It's chain my
guide paused and lowered his voice
10 n stage whisper.
Hist Here's where well find
them" said he. again quoting the
Sunday Times Tho degraded
Wrsschea. the low criminals and
moral doseneFates who lie In b day
and AZ night 60 forth TO pursue
their mysterious caiiingsi Look"
4 man with both wrists bathcd
In handaFea was STOPPING over and
making crippled efforts 70 get
aamsshinx out OF box AZ the rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
LOOKS BAD FOR
MIR. H0cH

CHICAGO. May lG.--In the Hoch
murder trial today Professor Haines.
n chemical expert, took the stand
for the prosecution. He expressed
the opinion taht n was highly Inn
probable. II not impossible. that
arsenic would find its way 10 tho
stomach .of Mira. Welcker HOch
through tho casket and the soil Of
the cemetery.
Mercer. another expert. confirm
81 this opinion A. the conclusion
OF his testimony United States At
torney Nealy began his argument
for the state
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Cambria. owned by james Aabnry.
OF London. and the Daautiesa. own
81 By James Gordon neunett This
race was sailed In 1870 for a cup
worth 81 ga The British yacht
won by 1 hour and g minutes. The
Cambria sailed northern eourps
willis the nannticsH took a middle
course The Cambria sailed 2.aiT
miles in Is days. hours. IT min
utaa. and the Dauntisssa sailed sts
mites IN q days. ! hours
The beet time Of 4 yacht aeroau
the Atlantic was not made In 4
race. The schooner Endymiou 10
1900 crossed from Sandy Hook 20
the Lizard in Is days. 20 hours She
averaged 10 knots an hour for the
passage. and established n record
for the course sailed.
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MARIE WON

Alex Marie. OF Green Lake. was
the fortunate man In the contest
for five acres OF improved land In
the Garden OF Eden offered by G.
ID. Hillman to the most popular man
or woman in Seattle or King coun-
". There we're 27.s4O votes cast for
Mr.. Marle.
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remark. taken AZ a joke By those
In the circle. only served 90 heixhten
the toiiity Mr LAnde became the
butt Of good uaturrd chatting for q
minute. until Il was seen that he
vas deathiT pale. br. J Minor
MaKhrc was called from his resi-
deuer. opposite the hotel. but when
he arrived NJ Lindr vas dad. Dr.
Mashes said death vas caused b.
apspirEy. SIR. Linde WaH 81 fearp
old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
PLAYING CARDS

ORANGE. May fe. Well
friends. 7 don't feel Just right to-
night. and I think 7 have played my
last card" exclaimed Frederick w.
Linde 10 a number Of his friends
who we're playing pinoehle with him
in the Coleman house. West Orange.
Tie had been In high pfits, aud HIS
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VLIldiI..!lI7l
coLMAN BUILDING
nr FIrst Ave- Middle - eioek-
sssweea Columbia and Marion.


We have good goods at attractive
frirss fur grown people at All times.
We are rot always as considerable 10
As ksfs and girls This week wn
fsnemeeg thenL fsyery girl would
a. = pair OF adjustable roller
ikaseA They sell regularly for sos.
rs week 3Se will DO. Most every
W =. o - going 20 .. a bail
shyT. 75e vii buy yea a ti.e8
hssd bal this week. 35e wiil pas
~ - bat Other bats proper
icn4telY reduced.
EiA Rambler BouievariIen with
AatHer ss-sss.sss sssssss aBo.DD
i4lea Leroy Bicycle with Coaster
..tsssss.. $1,000. .sss $4,000
$50 q q J. Heavy Tread tire ....
sttsssssss ssssssas~ 1880 At.sH
na s. r. Coupled Hose s2.4a
iti9 5e z. Coupled Hose S3.ao
is1a down and a little sugar each
Nesk buys a bicycle here.
splnnine's Satisfactory Store
1910 Second Ave.
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town. there IL no evidence 10 sup
port the charges Of criminality. de-
generaey and iaWieaanega
Furthermore. ia the whole length
Of "shaekville." peoplo are looking
10 better things. Families who
have lived In 'Shankyilie" now own
their own homes In Fremont and
Green Lake. and those who are nov
living there mean some day to do
the same.
These are only emergency roofs. -
said Olaf Walker Ia parting. such
a. any human being might be glad
10 have over hts head az times. We
are like n lot OF miners here in our
little cabins. and every one OF Us
In prospecting. When we strike
pay dirt we'll move out. but until
then We are all right. and It's no
guess that meanwhile we will be
giving tho police as little trouble
a. any settlement In the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
BIC PATaoLnAE PICKS
UP LOST CHILD

q Mammal Mammal" =
q These cries attracted the at q
q teution 81 Patrointaa Chapman .
= on Washington street. Monday .
q afternoon. Running franticaliy n
. along the crowded thorough q
q fares was little f-ycar old =
. boy. glaut-eved Mongolians y
q Efeedlly eyed the little walf a
. from the doors Of their dsna. q
. Monster trucks were stopped =
. IN the nick Of time 20 avert =
a crushing the life out % the 4
= ypunRstsr. The big patrolman 4
= gathered the child into his 4
4 arms and questioned him. 4
. In the meantime mamma 4
4 waa very busy and the wires 4
4 leading 70 chief Dsianey'H 4
4 fortress were kept hot. The =
. mother missed the child nt 4
4 Second avenue and Madison =
4 street and the wanderer had =
= threaded the busy avenue for =
= over ak blocks y
q At police headquarters there n
\ was a family reunion. No y
4 names were mentioned and y
4 none could be learned. The \
4 woman opened her purse % the \
4 patrolman. who refused With \
4 the remark: q
4 Madam. have children Of =
a my own" 4
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~hs might have bean n wounded
law breaker digging among his
plumber.
But he wasn't
Hello. Green" shouted my guide.
and the man turned. an innocent
little puppy In his crippled hand
Three days before. after being two
weeks out Of a Job. he had done
a z3-hour shin at unloading a cargo
OF cement Tho cement from the
barrels had eaten into his wrists
half way TO the bone Two men
we're asleep In ono Of the cabins.
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NV ser,rp. New. ASA,

NV scrtpps News Ass'nb
NAvESINK HIGHLAND. n. J..
May 1.-THE kaiscr's cup contest.
the first open transatlantic yacht
race ever sailed. has been declared
off until noon tomorrow on &C
yachts started In The 3.000- nile
The race win end at the
rocky hedges OF tho Lizard. of the
coast Of England.
The last race sailed across the
OCEAN was ia lsST, when the Coro-
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= = have been IN the grocery =
= and butcher business here for 4
: more than three years. and l 4
Z am personally acquainted With 4
: nearly every resident Of the :
. complained district Poor old =
: Andrew Johnson bought Sup 4
= PLIES here la his prosperous :
4 periods. lie undoubtedly lived q
= mincfhbiy. but he was at least :
= honest There IL no other 4
= cause Of poverty OF ruth IN the 4
. " hole settlement anNRbs 4
> nearly as bad The people here 4
= do not deny that they are poor, .
: bat they DO deny that they are .
. criminal or breeders 81 GRIMM =
= ais Manager Lindsay 8roa.. =
: grocery store and butcher shop. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

NEW YORK. May 1s, The
Standard on company OF New Jcr-
sey has declared a dividend for the
quarter OF 50 per share, payable
June rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
CURED my RUPTURE
VIII sh ON reu How TO Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless bid RIDDEN for from double rupture
No truss could hold Doctors operated
all cured myself by simple discovery VII
send BY you wrte for H. cured me and has
since cured Thousands you Write today. Capt VA.
oolllngs. HaI "a, wzst rtown. n. Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
JAW BROKE
WHILE ASLEEP

4 DELAWARE. Ohio. May 1s. I
= Mrs. Fred Kissman. Of Pair 4
\ avenue. awoke after a night Of I
n sound sleep and discovered 4
= that she was suffering from a !
4 badly fractured jaw. DR.. Day 4
4 was hastily summoned and I
= found her in great pain and
4 the muscles OF her face badly
. distorted.
The case presented symp- 4
\ toms OF facial paralysis. but
4 later Developments showed an
4 unusual state Of affairs. The 4
4 womau's jaw was completely
= unlocked at the socket. and
4 when the fracture was reduced 4
4 and she was able to converse 4
4 she stated that she never felt 7
q better In her life than when
4 she retired the night before. 4
\ and does not remember of 4
4 awakening during the night 4
= She declares she does not !
. know how the accident oe-
4 CURED
FF+E% *F+@<
ALTOONA. Kan. May 1s.-The
Cockrell zinc smelter was destroyed
hv fra fodavs loss 400 600
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q
= MFR. Sweeney once stated =
= that a boycott was a good ad- =
= vertIzement for his business. ]
= We believe IL IL. but NOT the .
q Kind that increases business .
4 We are now in a position 10 =
q know thar this boycott Is ma I
q teriaiiy decreasing the sale Of q
4 beer. and II Sweeney cares for .
4 any more of this advertising .
= Il will be his for the asking l
q Executive Board Brewery =
. workmen's Union. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

OLYMPIA. May fs.--Frank g.
Morse, assistant postmaster at Ia
coma. was selected secretary Of the
state tax commission Monday.
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hANAAhHHAAtHA AAAfAh hNh H#AfHN
saaa =
was cooklnRst stove In the sec
0ed neat little Finland woman sat
in her own domain. mendlng b@
hunbaao hosiery. two clean.
healthy. well kept llttlo children
playing Ia tho sand lot In front. aud
$1,000 49,
A "The only thieves and hold 4
4 up men am afraid Of are =
4 those that might come here a
from town, Our stable has =
been located right here In the 4
4 heart OF the mallRned district 4
= for two years. aud although We .
4 have always kept $4,000 or 4
5000 worth of horses and 4
4 from $500 20 $500 worth Of har- 4
= ness about the place without n 4
4 night watch. We have never a
4 been muiested by thieves. / be- =
lievo that this community viii 4
4 compare favofably with any =
4 portion Of the city aa 70 han- 4
= eaty aud morality The 81 =
4 washes from the Indian village 4
= and the half dozen RAG piekcrH 4
= along the railroad track are .
= the only people that ever pick q
= over the garbage dumps. eK- =
eept for fuel 10 burn IN their 4
= stoves james Conway. con- =
way Bros. feed and livery 4
4 stables. 4
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D K
WASHER
$40

o x. Washer. $1,000. $500
ssNn. ~ > week Best Washer In
y vorid Everybody likes t.
FzllJ warranted.
sseelal sale shoTeis. each. Csc
spsclal sale Spades. each Csc
Sosioa Garden Hose. good. 50 feet
.t.tst-..ssss ssssssssssssA J.oO
hindox 5creens. f0c, reduced to.
N~ s*s*sss@sss ssssssssss zoe
l@sn Mowers. ball bearing s2.85
sesssa Doors. all sizes. fancy SI.35
sefeea Doors. common .S5o
Noss-eat One Man Saws. all
AngthA per foot ........... soc
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HOT TIME
AHEAD

LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING
PROMISES EXCITEMENT
--onE SALOON CLOSES DOORS
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a long line Of pinaforeu and other
clothing Tapping In the wind.
Immoral. degenerate women.
breeding their dirty. crime STEPPED
young amid lndeseribable filth
the old man quoted from the sun
DAY Times. Then he told me how
Nela Peterson and his wife had
come over from Finland. lost their
savings through 4 fraudulent EN-
ployment agency. and located on
thu aand fiat NJ the eieaneat and
moat wholesome place within their
means. paying ti7 TOT their home
The husband makes also per day
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MAKE GOOD
EAU

- thieves made eood d, haa.
snsAs sftrruoon az the residence
NesaA' fscob Bernhart Sos Iwenz
..xenlh. So. ~
VI scn and 2.s0 o'clock ans
isssa Win sstnrn found that thieves
"a s -. Two watches. SIC In gold.
a.d !. silver. a valuable diamond
3 = "a a sold wcddins ring
llas ~ Adams is detailed on
az sase.
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q We have from tk.eo0 10 IS 4
q 600 worth af tassin and stock - 4
. iHE about loose Ia our shop al q
Z the time yet We have never Z
q found IL necessary 90 keep a 4
. guard at nirht. although We .
= are located right IN the heart 81 a
. what the Times terms the 4
= worst criminal section % the 4
q city. We have never missed a q
4 single thing. nor have We ever q
. observed any loafera about the 4
. ueighbofhood. All the shack a
> dNellefa are poor. bat they are =
. working men doing their best 4
= To get along against heavy 4
: odds - ~ Barlow, Manager =
. Washington Wire Works a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

= Crowded together as close I
= ~ Is they can be built are
. hundreds OF shacks construct
. "a frequently Of refuse mate
= al."-'rhe Times.
= MY husband and I have I
. bought this little home Of ours.
4 VIZ paid tiT for a. II isn't
q much. but II Il our own. and
q there IL clean sand. good fresh
= salt air and a great big lot Of
. room for our babies 10 play In"
4 Mrs. Nsla Peterson.
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4 They pay no rent. they arc =
4 nauatters. having no rights \
\ The Times. 4
y Each man pays for his cab =
\ IN an average o. 81 per month. =
\ some Of them have bought 4
A their own cabins. and although \
4 the shelter ~ n humble one. u \
\ means a home and independ- 4
\ ence. Olaf Walker four q
4 year resident Of the sandnat =
y y
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,r,ry soap. large tec size ..... Sc
WA Hazel. best. fall pint. Ice
e.e Ram. best fun pint. 49,. SEE
iIes~-a Lotion. for suhhnrn aud
feekies. 1Sc sixe ...ss.s... 43e
n,nso nerma Soap. CSC cakes iaize
rastman's Bcnnola and Almond Le-
tloH. Tsc size ..-..-....s...,a 1e
rmuress Skin Food. a massage
erNm and tissue builder, TIC
giff 4...ssssss tsstassss ssss steF
tvcas Tooth Powder. sc sire i5e
Teo,A Brushes. guaranteed &c
kfn8 .aAsssssss ssssssssstssA oV
NJ NArrks German Liver Rekus
ziors. S5c size .........ss...sis
n PAYS TO DEAL At LANG's.
n PAYS TO DEAL AT I.ANGts.
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~
: ..a PATTERSON LIED, :
: Nr'' SAYS JUDGE =
= ..s,v YORK. May i6.--At =
: ~ monthly dinner Monday :
-. ...,inr Of The Phi Delta Phi :
: - an organisation II law :
: -. Justice Vernon NJ. Davis :
- guest Of honor gave his :
ss,stan A to the guilt 81 Nan :
/. p,tferson. He stated that he =
: sAseeht she LED from hcE'n- :
.,ee 40 end lie also stated =
. ,aat be thought most OF the :
. seop,s believed her guilty. :
.ssAAssstt a = = =
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AAMPING
" Requisites

wrsnAY-s SPECIALIST LANG S
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ALTOONA. Kan. May 1.-THE
CockreIl zinc smelter was destroyed
BY fire today: loss 100000.
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II PATS TO DEAL AT LASG's
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19

ckinana eueS - 0sIh ~ nerIetheR m treeRh esusz
0str q far . BIZ Q Rro3sut.
American Home Buying Co.,
2pubArA Oeb&uhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19
60 Gents Gas.
Der marott'ibe Doriblae Don
einem fnan5ieuen Stano-
punfte.
Wit einem flsinsn Z belle hires l1eber.
fnhes f6nnen biefise Sinan3s
Snfitute Der Staot3u bill
lisem @as berbeIfsn.

IS liesen IN BEN 8anfen unb 5ruitsgeiens
i9aftsn bon indianapolis iiber 10 Riaicnen
Dollars miiiiis. Die gisentblmer bieies
GeIbeS iOlten @iIens - ia besieris = fem,
einen fleinen Setras BON ibrem uebsrflufe
berart an5aIesen, UNI ibrer Seimatbitabt, iid
ielbit unb ben tpeniser gut eeiteIten Mlt:
meni4en biliseres Gas su beri9afen. Som
Stanbpunfte bes reinen grofits lit sieie Ma.
LACE cine berartise, blb ~seiunbes @eldGfts.
urtbeil tie rur empfebIen fam. Die Sabri.
fation unb bic 9iefsruns bon Gas gu SO
Gents fir 1000 &ubitfub pirb einen euteu
@etpinn abiperfen unb bic 9tttien ruerten Ii:
beraIe Oipioenbsn brinsen.
Sir nebmen an, Ssrr 5beibaber pom ben
sebn NiIipnen, bab Sic Gas benuten, uni
bab Sic 80 @entS fir iebes Sauienb aubit.
fub @as, bas Sic sebrauden, besablen.
@nsenpmmen, sbre Gasre9nuns betrdat
idbrli9 $50. @enn George s. Warctt unf
feline Serbiinoeten erfoIsreid iino, mirt
Sbre @asrednuns Inn s16.e6 pabrenb zines
Sabres rebucirt; nun, $16 66 iinb adt uni
Elm SritteI Srccent auf $500.
Die Union Srnit 60. nimmt iett Cub,
isriptionen auf gftien ~entsesen. @enn biz
Giti3enS' Gas SO. i'm 9lnfaufe bes @isen,
tbums Der %Goniumers' Gas Sruft 60. er.
foIsrei9 1T, wiro Der Setras, tpeI9en biz
Union Sruit SO. fir 9tttien ertpfins, an bie
neue Seieli8aft iibertrasen. SIM Sale bisit
9~nffrensunSen iebp4 SersebIid ruaren, pirt
cas- GeIo an ale Subicribenten ;uriiderftat.
tet, nnb George S. Rarott trdst ale Dor.
aufselaufene llntoiten ieIbit.
(5prtfesuns morsen.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19
8aie=8aQ.

Die seiirissn Spiele reiuItirten rit
folgt:
.Nfottatior.
Ranias @itp. Is. Su!i.
Qanfas gitb. ..02040O00O- G
Snbianapolis a 0003102*-1O
gntterien-M. Morean unb Butler;
6. MOrsan, Saegsr uno @eaber.
MiImaufes, Is. Suit.
WiIwautse 20 02001000- 8
louisville 80 l. 5
8atterien - Sidsp unb 8sbine:
Stet4er unb Sham.
Winnsapolis, Is. Suli.
Minnsapolis. A 00001200- Z
8oIeoo .......O 1OO0O331 l. s
8atterisn - GtobaI unb Wariban
@amnib, Martin uno 3earfOie.
ct. Paul, Is. Suli.
ct. pauI. o. G
Columbus. % Sill
gattsrisn- unb Suliban
IeiI, Bergen uno &pan.
81 atiorlal.2i a..
Bottom, Is. Suli.
Bottom .......2 O30OOO0O- 5
ct. 2ouis 30 o. l
8atterien - 5raIsr unb Wora1
S6ielmau unb 2eabp.
Brootlpn, Is. Suli.
grooflpn ...O00O20000- 2
Chicago. .....2 00201421 -12
8atterien - Sonas unb Sitter +;
grOwn uno Sling.
phiIabeIpbia, Is. Suli.
pbila l. 5
@ine. 90 o. 4
8atterisn - Su99lsbp unb 9opin;
gwing unb S9lei.
Netu Uorf, Is. Suli.
Netu Oort. 40 o. l
pittsburs. 80. 001010000- 2
8atterien-We@innit Watbsmion,
8Ouerman unb Bresnaban; 2pn9,
@afe unb @ibfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19
0rab.
o. { bprsn:

o. tbpren:
S6omas unb Margarst Splano,
Wdo9en.-Osear uno Static coleman,
Wdo6en. - Otto uno Mable gmmin=
ger, 2nabe. = Mrtbur uno 0ina Sre=
ter, 2nabe.-&pb. unb Grace Maplss,
W6o&en. - Suicidal uno Nnsoreal
@uerriere, 2nabe. - Wm. uno Neitie
Green, Wdb9sn.-Sobn unb u. Gotu-
bero, Snabs.-&i9aro unb 6rau @ule=
man, Wdo9en.
getraut.
8uftab Whaer-gmma &odman.
@lmer 8OObri9-Sarab @oropn.
2ut6er Sreban-2ora Matiin.
Sartp Sarrel-gli3abeib goles.
Sufine pOtter-gfsaa Sar9rObe.
German Winslom-psarl CUNT.
Sulius 2nube-gmma Mos6lsnbrud
@6as. 5plett-2atbarins gberts.
Sarrp @iQits Subj.
Sobn &ob-gfbsr Zimmerman.
geRprbtn:
Ssnnis Glora, SO, StaotbOipital. =
Bennett &obinIon, 81, 720 SHo Sela-
mare Str. = Ngnes Barrier, 40, Is
gafern Nbe. - SEQ. Sifnsr, 90, $50
on %. Str. = Sobn 2onsrio9e, 10,
631 8late Ctr. - Sobn 8isler, 78,
936 Bates Str. - Carrie Cation, %,
Staot. - CHARLOTTE Siass, So, 1928
Spann ape. - Rilsp Sap, 81, 1887
eafupstte Ctr. - @OIf 9Ornfein, 81,
913 shb Sainois Gtr.-Sobn 2oisp,
81, 2518 college aOs. - Smuggling
gridsrt, z Monats, Stabt. - prof.
9oitl. 2sppsrt, So, 1901 Southern
aps.-8bomas 3slar, 81, Stabt. =
@bas. Dunn, 35, 35O5 groofoils
pite. - Jrau Sean gairb, IS, 1140
St Martst Cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19
Bon etnem StraReababnmageu
gstrofen.

Gin Mann. Der ieinsn Nams1 ole
Sim 8roi9 angiebt, purbs bsute frib
2 ubr bur9 ben Central Nbe. Stra-
benbabnwagen go. 5ll an Ter NOro
Slinois Str. berlebt.
Na9 'alusiassn nes Performances.
s. @oombs, ging Der Wann 3uii9en
ben @elsiisn.
Die Nmbulara bra4ts ben 0srun=
9lidten nod benz 0oipitel, mo man
feHftsllte, baB berielbs idwsre Nuet=
i6unasn babOntrua. Ob ct innerli9
berlebt muroe, tonnte mod ni9t fsft-
ffeQt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-19
&si@er &inssriessn.

Gum f~eb3sbnten Wale tebrte geaern
Der Stur9 Bel Der Jrau Suicidal
9uerriere Elm. Sn ibrem Is. 2ebens'
labre tpuroe bic 5rau, bic isbt 81
Sabre 1T, i'm ionnisen 5taIien nit IT,
rem @atten bsrbsiratbst unb gsftern,
am IL. b. 3d., bei&entte fe i'm nit
Dem IL. 2inbe, si1srn 9naben. N9t
9inoer fino ni4t mebr am 9eben. Der
glidli4e Water, Der isst Al Sabre alt
if, betrsibt in 220 Wuro gaf Strabs
einsn 8arbierlaben.