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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-19

A party from San Jose will soon
go to a Pacific ocean island 1000
miles west of Mexico to mine phos-
pilates for a London corporation.
The Goldfield standard gauge rail-
road is being laid at the rate of a
mile and half a day and will be
completed by September 5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-19
Indians Dying at FaIlon.

A numper of Indians are dying at
Fallon. Churchill county, from the
.icaness prevalent at that place, and
there is a general exodus of the m
dams for the mountains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-19
Fielding Will Recover.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1S:-Frank
Fielding's condition took turn for
the better this morning and his ply
slcians believe that he has a good
chance to recover Mr. Fielding Is at
the Clara Barton hospital.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-19
Delightful Card Party.

Miss Tichelle Cohn gave avery de-
lightful card party to a few Of her
lady friends yesterday afternoon. The
game was Five Hundred and after the
prizes were distributed refreshments
were served. The guests all votel
the party a perfect success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-19
THE PLAY.
Camille Presented by the Georgia
Harper Company.

|
Last evening the Georgia Harpe.
Company presented Camille" to :..l
appreciated audience. The company
handled the play in the same finish
ed manner that they did a year ago
and many who witnessed it on the
former occasion were present last
night and thoroughly enjoyed the fine
acting of the troupe and Of Miss Har-
per in particular.
This evening the Lyric Queen" a
play never before presented in this
city will be given. 1t very at.
tractive bill and a big audience
should turn out to see the farews.l
play.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
DUTIES OF PRINCIPALS.

To classify the pupils of his schools and to assign his
assistants to the different grades.
To outline the work of the for his assistants in
Cordance with the course of study.
g. To make rules and regulations for his assistants and pu
pills the conduct of the school to be
formty with the rules and regulations of the Department
To admit and release pupils according to the school law
and regulations of the Department.
s. To assume general and frequent supervision
the teaching and discipline Of the entire school.
Each principal shall be responsible for the proper OF
all school property his charge and he shall make such rules
regulations accordance with the school law
for his teachers to assist him in the
To that all registers and records of the school are
properly kept that all reports required by the Depart
correctly made and promptly transmitted to proper
thories
To make reasonable rules for the conduct OF pupils the
school grounds and on their way and from school,
No ncipal shall admit to public private school
any child 10 does produce certificate of vaccination
show signs of successful vaccination
Any principal who violates the foregoing section shall
be dealt with according to law.
No principal shall admit into any public school pri-
school any child afflicted with any infectious contagious
disease retain in the above named schools any child found
be afflicted with any infectious contagious disease
AT the end of each make and transmit to the
Department inventory of all property his charge belonging
the Department.
49, To hold himself responsible the Department for the
proper conduct of his school in all respects
DUTIES OF ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
To prepare, with the assistance of the principal, and
place file at the beginning of the term daily program
outline of the terms work. and the close of each list
Of all work done.
To teach the subjects of the of study outlined
by the principal
g. To keep record indicated by the school
gster and make reports of the directed by the De-
parmer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
PUPILS.

All children between the ages of six and fifteen, both in
elusive shall attend regularly either public private school,
provided however that compulsory attendance be required
under the following conditions:
Gay Where the distance to the school is than
four miles
O When the child is, according to physicians certificate,
physically mentally unable attend school
) When the child is under tueage of a competent person
(d When the child under age of thirteen shall have
passed the required examination of both the primary gram
gradessuch examinations be fixed by the Department
No child shall be considered complying with the law
as to attendance school who shall attend any school
tablished and conducted according to law
s. Any child who shall persstently absent himself from
school without lawful shall be dealt with according
law See Sec. 80 Revised Laws
Each child shall b. required attend school his own
district unless shall appear desirable the Department
allow him to attend in other district in which case the
Department or School Agent may grant permission.
s. NO child within school age shall be granted release from
the school he attending for the purpose of going another
school without first presenting the written approval his par
e or guardians which approval shall forth good and su
Cient reasons for such release.
Any teacher who shall violate the preceding section shall
be dealt with according to law.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30

To for the school property and to assist in the super
vision of the pupils during nermisson indicated by the De-
partment through the principal of the school
s. To be present school every day least fifteen minutes
before nine o'clock
o. 10 hold school from to all school days
ce the last day Of the school year. which day the schools
may be closed
T. And at the end of each to make and transmit the
Principal inventory of all property in his charge belonging
to the Department
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.

By section 23o and 23I Revised Laws the Department of
Public instruction authorized establish and maintain In
dura and ReormatOry Schools any part of the Territory
when such schools shall be deemed necessary funds are
available for the same.
All such schools shall be conducted under the direction
and supervision of the Department of Public Instruction
g. The Department of Public instruction shall appoint
matron for the Reform School for Girls and Superintendent
for the Reform School for Boys.
The Matron of the Reform School for Girls and Sup
erntendent OF the Reform Schools for Boys shall make such
rules and regulations necessary the
agement of their respective sChoossuch regulations
to be subject the approval of the Department Public
StruCiOn.
s. The Natron and the Superintendent of the two above
named reform schools shall keep journal in which shall
regularly entered the reception discharge release escape or
death OF each inmate together with all the particulars relating
to such as shall be apprenticed adopted put
See Sec. 1885, Revised Laws.
o. The Matron and the Superintendent of the above named
schools shall daily to the Department Public Instruc
uonorm of such report be determined by Department
Cl Public Instruction
T. The Department of Public instruction shall appoint
standing committee of two members of the Department to
gate and report upon the Reform School for Grs-such in
designations and reports to be made not less than
each month
The Department of Public instruction shall appoint
committee of two members of the Department investigate and
report the Reform School for Boys-such reports to be
made and sent in not less than each month
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

teacher for good and sufficient reason such Illness
death in the family etc. be granted leave of absence for
more than three months In such the of the teacher
to whom such leave granted remain the pay roll he
or she drawing the salary and paying substitute to be appoint
ed by the Department the substitute receiving twohrds of the
regular pay Should the absence the regular teacher be pro-
longed beyond the three months his her shall go off
the pay roll
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
SATISFACTORY SERVICE.

All teachers and principals OF Elementary Schools claiming
increase of salary the basis OF the salary schedule
duce evidence that the pupils under their instruction the
school proficient in the subjects OF the Of
study required by the grade or school.
The following may be accepted as satisfactory service:
a) Assistant Teachers.
Proficiency of the pupils OF the grade the subjects OF
the OF study for that grade be determined by
animation given under the direction of the Department of Pub
lie Instruction.
The favorable report of the Inspector may be accepted in
cases where it not possible to give examination.
(b) Principals
Proficiency of pupils OF the school in subjects Of the
study be determined examination of the high
grade of the school and the grade taught by the principal
the examination be given under the direction Of the Depart
ment of Public Instruction.
The favorable report of the Inspector of the district may
be accepted where is possible give
nation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

year.
Certificates shall be OF two classes Grammar Grade and
Primary Grade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
PROMOTION OF TEACHERS.
SCHEDULE OF TEACHERS SALARIES.

This schedule be considered in the nature OF
contract between the Department and the Teachers may
altered and suspended at any time be deemed necessary.
Schools will be classified and salaries fixed at the begin
ming OF each school year. Satisfactory only will en-
title teacher to a rise of salary.
Teachers obtaining Normal Certificates will be allowed for
one years experience Half the time taught in the United
States Canada will be allowed
teacher promoted to higher position will begin at the
lowest salary OF that position and if for his
have been satisfactory all previous experience allowed
Competent teachers in undesirable locations, where
living is unusually expensive be paid above schedule
Schools shall be classified Elementary Schools and High
and Normal Training Schools
The salaries of teachers in the Elementary Schools
regulated according to the following schedule cer6
cate held and length of satisfactory service.
Elementary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
TRUANT OFFICERS.

Tant officers may be appointed by the school agent in
district subject the approval OF the Department. and their
compensation determined in the same manner.
Tuant officers shall visit the several school assigned them
often the School Agent may direct shall obtain lists of abb
and look the pupils up endeavorng their at
tendance school, and shall report the school agents at such
times may be required.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30
VACATION SALARIES.


poyees OF the Territory is provided that the Auditor shall
draw for any bill for saa
res and rolls in this Act i'll OF the due proportion OF
the amount appropriated for such item for the time elapsed
Hence the salaries of all teachers Government service
paid in twelve monthly nsalmens although the work of the
school year is accomplished in months.
For the purpose of the following rules the school year
shall be considered consisting of months Of teaching and
two months OF vacation, viz: July and August.
g. All teachers who in the service of the Department
the close OF the summer shall be entitled enths
OF their respective salaries for July and August they have
taught months.
But connection with the Department has been
severed before the close of the Summer shall be
titled any salary for July and August unless they taught
at leasttw terms of the year
Teachers who have taught two and whose
connection with the Department before close OF
the Summer shall be entitled many tenths of their
respective salaries for July and August they have taught
months
Provided however that appear on the pay
roll the opening school wear unless said teacher shall
actually begin service that time Nor shall
ceiv compensation that school year until he
ally begin service
DISMISSAL AND TRANSFER OF TEACHERS
teacher may dismissed cause after fair and
partial hearing OF the before the Department authorized
agent of the Department The following be considered
sufficient causes for dismissal:
(a) Immoral conduct
OBJ INSTRUMENTATION
(c) Ineffcency
(D Conviction under the Penal Code
(e) Incurabe disease.
No teacher shall dismissed for inefcency in school
work until he has been formally notified in writing and has been
given sufficient time to make answer.
g. teacher may be transferred from school another
when shall that the efficiency the Department will be
promoted thereby.
Salaries may be withheld until reports certificates
and term plans in the hands of the Department
s. teacher may be reduced in salary for failure carry
out the OF the of study violation the
rules and regulations of the Department All reductions
be similar for similar offences
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-30

Holders of Normal School Diplomas will begin a salary of
S5 month and receive the maximum salary twelve years
Substitute teachers shall be paid the $500 per day
for less than five days of continuous service wohrds of
the salary of the position for period three
Of school year.
The salaries of principals in the Elementary Schools shall be
regulated according the following schedule based enroll
men of the school, length of satisfactory and grade of
certificate held.
Hereafter all persons appointed principals of Elementary
Schools with enrolment of 200 have gram
grade certificate its equivalent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
81 &mmanem mteaer berbaftst.

Sie @sfunbbeits6sb6rbe, bic be.
i6lofen bat, bic Stabturoinan3 auf's
Strengffe bur6sufiibren, ponah In
einem 3immsr fb aus @siunbhsitss
rhdf9tsn nur eine befimmte Mn3abl
2eute idlafsn biirfen, bat ssifern tuies
Der bic 9erbaftung bon 81 Rumdnen,
Jog. p6unpafs" beranlabt, bic I'm go.
li3eigefdngnib eingeIperri tuurben.
Obuobl bic G4lieBsr bonn lebten
Wlale ber nod etwas n@rfabrun9" be-
fofimen batten. bereitete ibnen bic
aunbs, bab 19. bisier @eislIen 3u ere
marten feten, fein eerinses gntieben.
edl!eber MataHsp lief eine stunbe
Dor gintreffen Der su ertpartenoen 19
Rumdnisr nsrb6s i'm Rorrioor auf unb
ab, als aber fatt 19 ear 81 esbra9t
tuurben, ianf ibm bas 6sr3 In bic
S9ube uno nur nit unterfaBung ans
berer uurbe es ibm m6sli9 bic &e-
gifriruns Der fur sinen Nmsrifaner
2mer gu bebaltsnben unb fonberbar
ilinsenben Namsn boraunsbmen.
Die 2eute aus benz Balfan berbrei-
tsten tuie ibre gOrsdnger einen unaus.
ifebli9sn Scrub i'm @sfdnqnib unb
beios S9lisbsr unb bic Beamtsn atbs
maten erlet6tert auf, als Die f1misrig
Nrbeit bes &e9iifrirens erleoist mar.
9a in ben nddfen Sasen tueitere 60.
bunsen Der unsebeiensn @difs srtpartst
usrben. min s9Iieber Wadefa F9 i'm
poraus &du9erpulper beiorgen. Gin
IObenswertber gntf9luB, MadeRp !!
Die Berbaftsten uobnten in benz Nu=
siasfau, 608 Weit Wsrriu Str.
Die Namen Der berbafteten @umd-
nier ftnb: Geo. @aribsli. 40 Sabre
alt; 3om ainoss. II; Sohn NieOleola.
38; Sobn @odo, %; SEQ. @reig. IL;
Soc 9smps; SObn @Obp. II; SObn
proper, %; yaid @alina, 36; Soc
Wanna, 38; Mit Brat. 40; Dan
Sau9; Sobn Rereper; SObn Warco;
Sobn eupOie; Sotn pepan; Nnop
&if; Sam Sbanber; Nid 2inoer;
Sobn Sopem; Soc 0erbilla; Sobn
BERNARD, &c. &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Sanitor toat amfsefu noen.

Der 35.idbriss Negsr Martin 8augb.
Sausmeiiier Der @lifforo 6lats
go. 703 Bart =Nbenue, murbe geiern
i'm gette isinss 3immers, wel6es on
oas 2Oblenbaus iibbt. tOot aufsefun-
ben. go melt bisher ermittelt tperoen
fpnnte. 1T Der Wann niat frant 9etues
fen, bod wiro iein Bob natiirliden llrs
faGen 3ugefariebsn. gr ipurbe 3ulebt
por9efern Nbenb gesen IL llbr bon
Grau D. 6. Smith, oie in ben Glats
tpObnt, gsieben.
Nuf bic Nbtpeien6eit bon Nauab
murbe man 3uerf aufmertiGm, als es
anfin9, In hem Gebdube tait au per-
ben. gs tuurbs bann angenommsn,
bab etDas nidt In Oronuns iei; aber
erf mebrere Stunosn ipdtsr fano Elm
Wann, Der ROblsn ablisfern mOllts,
ben 2ei6nam. Die pOliaei nuroe be.
na9ri&tigt uno Der 30 te in bic Mors
que aei9afft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
gsrbsferunsen tn Sienft
@irb Der neue YolbeisSuperintenbent
anftreben.

Der 3utinftiee PoliaeisSuperintens
bent WeB9er, Del8er bas poliseiweien
redt einaebeno ftuoirt bat. 1T Der In=
fi9t. bab Der bief9e pOli3eioienft re4t
bisls gerbsfsrunaen n6tbig bat. DAB
bieie gerbeRerungen bon GROCER geoeus
tuns fino, leu&tst tpobl einem ieoen giir=
ger uniersr Staot Elm, uenn er fid bic
lsbtsn psrfofenen Wo6en bor Iugen
fEbrt. unlere 6tabt iff boa bon Die-
BEN unb '8asabunoen. Die in geraossu
Oerpesener @eiis oireft unter ben
Nugsn ,ber goliSsi ibr unfauberss
6anotperf betreiben, obne baB es Der
poli3si sslingt, einen ein3igsn guten
Gang su MAIDEN. Serr WeeB9er iu4t
ben SIP bss llsbsls in Der geringen
9naabl bon poliaiiten, uno nit Redt.
Snbiandpplis iollts unsefdbr oie bop'
petite 4nsabl pOlisiiisn baben. um bas
aussebsbnte Serrain In Der ri9tigen
Wsiie betra4en su f6nnen.
Serr Mebger tuiro naa isinem Mmtss
antritt mabrf9sinli9 Die SiaOt su be-
wesen iu9sn, tuenisaens $50 2eute
anaufslen. Cine psitsrs ie6r tpidtise
Sa9s, bic 5srr Msbgsr sbenfalIs er.
6rtert, iff bic ginridtung bon 3weis-
ifationsn in ben psri9isbsniten gsbistsn
Der Staot. nm ben poli3iff glei9 on
Ort unb STEELE au babsa. no Der Sin.
bru9 pertbt, NO Der Worb bsgangen,
obsr anoere geiebwiorige Saden pai=
firen, oenn nur auf bieie Weiie fann
bas gntpii6sn bon 0erbrs9ern ber=
biitst meroen. Wir babsn 3tpar Die
borshelibe Sslspbonb.rbinbune in Der
Staot, bod gsbt Oiel 3eit su @uniten
beg Ber6reGers psrloren, ebe Der poli.
;iff bon Der 6aupifation ben geifim=
mun9sort erreiat bot. 0err Webger
bemiibte fia anosre poliBeiipfeme 3i
ffuoiren, um bas unieriss nod isinen
ssiammelten grfahrunsen 3u psrbei.
fern. unb mir bOifen. oab feline pldne
in bic Wirfli6tsit iibertrassn wsrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
2aoenoiebim ermlidt.

Setettibs berbaftsten sefern Nbeno
Ratie Wullerp, bic In beri9iebenen
Waarenbdufern DiebHdble bsriibt bat.
Mit elmer grOben 6anotai9e perieben,
begab fi4 2dtlden tn peridieoene @es
f9dfte. faufte einige 2leinigteiten,
wubte Die aufmertiamteit oes gertdu-
fers obsr Der 8ertduferinnen bnr8 ge.
i9idte Manipulationen ab3ulenten unb
Rabl bann in ben Musenblidsn, mo- fie
fid ni4t beobadtet glaubte, 9anbs
tii9er. 3ai9sns unb anbere 8hder,
por3eaan. gnnbp unb ionitige Mrtitel.
Die Siebifdble fHbrte He in ben 2dosn
BON 8. q. WaRon. bsm New Oorf
Store. Bel 8. g. Mpres 81 Co., bel
gbarles Mapsr unb pielen anberen
aus. @esen gargi9aft uuroe iie ipd'
ter entlaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Sobm 6. Sbosmafers Sefameut.

Dos SeIfnment bes perforbenen
Sobn 6. 6boemnfsr. tpurbe seifern
er6ffnet unb mar oaraus su erieben,
baB bas Imsife @slb emma u. pear=
ion. bic 8odter oes Sabingsi9ieoensr
uno 2 gnfel erbielten. Sie anberen
grben fino So6n .. StraugtO1 Der
SO, 500 in baor unb @runobefb i'm
Wertbe bon $4,000 srbislt, iouie @ab
unb Sailie shoemafer; 6ie ie 5000 be.
tamsn, 9Obnsp uno 2ats Sbosmatsr.
bic @rblafer nit Der 9lei9en Summe
bsbadte Ge $1,000. 9irsirginia g
Swin, 81. 500 In @runobeRb; Sallie
Wation, Ouensboro, 3d.. 5000; gu.
bitb 6aroin, Reeo gountp, 3sntudp,
5000; Narp 9. 6aa, 5000; W. 6.
9ospital uno Deaeoueb Dome Of Sn.
biana, Snbianapolis $500; fur elm
Wonument fhr oie @rdber bon Solo.
mon 6. uno Rebecca Shoemater, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

SEQ. %. 8 betbs bsbaupist. bab
bte Snoianapolis @onfruction Comp.
bic aus 8adifein bergefelIten 2andle
ni@t orbentli9. berseitelt babe, bic an
25. @trabe. 3miidsn Noribmsitsrn
Mpenue unb Der e,fen Nnep 6ffliG bon
Burton StraBe angebra1t uurben.
Sas 8efe on Der Nnselegen6eit if,
baB s. 6. @ulIiban bon Der Snbiana-
polis Contribution @ompanp Sbelbp
bunbsrt Dollars Offerirt babe. menn er
fi4 ni9t iibsr oie gei9ebene Irbeit be
Hagen uno bic Ga9e nit StilIi9wei-
gen tbergeben uollts.
prdfbent Domning bon Der Beb6roe
Der OIfsntli9sn Mrbeitsn frugts i'm, Oh
er Der MnR9t iei, bab SulIiban i'm
nit bieien bunbsrt Dollars bsfs9sn
wole. Sbslbp eruiberts, baB sie bun.
bert Dollars cine gntfadbisuns FIR
einsn esmiRen e&aben iein ioIen, Der
ieinem gisentbum 3usefh9t tuorben iei.
0ieie Mntwort befriebigie Col. Dom.
ming tuenis unb er ertldrte, baB er fi&
iibsr bis Mnselesenbeit informiren
tueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
0anner=& =&apitel.

Sn 6rsb 0oets 4potbets. 994 of
@aibington StraBe, bsrfdaftsn fid
Sisbe ginsans uno fablen aus benz
2nben billies Sumelsn.
&ittsr BON 8re9siisn 3srI9mstterten
elm Gsnitsr bon Sobn S4ier's 9absn,
$40 Off Waibinston StraBe. Mitse=
nommen bnbsn fs ni9ts.
Sueb Starfep, tibsr beHen Ser.
sebunsen On fsiner $o9tsr mir seffsrn
ausfh6rli6 bsri6tstsn, tpurbs unite,
s25O0 Sar9I9aft geffellt. Die @roB=
aei4mcrsnsn usroen fi6 beute mil
ieinem 6albei9dftigeu.
Sisbs OsrI4afftsn fi9 in bic Waid-
anftalt BON M. 6. WiQiams gingana
uao nabmen als Mnbenten $50 nit.
Die fid in Der Ralle befanben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

6untington, 20. Deg. Bel
grfhIuns isinsr gfi9t, erbislt ssfsrn
gOlisift Reilp, Der dltefe 6i9erbeits-
bsamts Der Stabt, einsn 6duB bur6
Die 2unseus suno wrroe In boffnungs=
ioiem 3ufanoe in's ffdbtiI9e 6oIpital
bsf6roert.
8homas Sbompfon, tpel9em er BEL
sinsm SiebfabI tberraI9te unb ibm
bart su 2eibe sins. erbielt 3pei sdHHe
bon BEN polisifen. Ssrielbs purbe,
na9osm sr i'm 6ofpitaI bsrbunosn mor=
osn mar, in's @efdngnibt gebraGt.
8bompfon mar in cine Wirtbi&aft
siugtbroaen uun mar eifrig beiddftigt,
fi9 nit @iaarren unb G9naps 3u be-
rei9srn, als Der Sdusmann eri9isn.
Bsim gri9etnsr oes poli3iRen Der.
IisB Der gurf1s isinen Stanbpunft
unb usriu6ts fi9 In sinem obsren 2im.
mer in Si9erbeit 3u bringen. Reilp
oerfolgte ibn uno Der Rampf begann.
Sobalo Der S9ubmann feline glenb-
latsrne in Sbdtisteit ieste, sos 9bomp.
ion ieinen ReDolber anb feuerte. 5hnf
S9tifie tuuroen getue6fslt, wobei Der
9ieb f9lisBli9 tiberudltist iuurbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

ri b, 81. 9e5. Oabur2.
bob cine 8elobnung bon $500 auf bic
grgreifung bes ober. ber W6rber bon
Sofepb 2ucep aussefebt uorben III,
boIft man ben 8bdtern auf bic Spur
3u fommen uno bieieIben bemnd&ff
bingfef au ma4en. Gin pintetton
Seteftib if In Der Stabt an9efommen
min ben Gall aufarbeitsn. @ier 2eute
finb berbaftet morben. neil man glaubt,
bab fie NIT Der Morbaifaire In Ser.
binbune fteben. Sas MeRr. tpeI9es
i'm 9auis bon 2ueep 9efunoen tpurbe.
If! bon mebreren Na8barn seieben NOR.
ben. Mnbsre Berbaftunesn In biefer
MFairs feben tn Musf9t. Der Sheriff
uno Der staatsanmalt, bie fi9 Be.
mhhen, 2i&t In bic mpferi6Ie Nnge-
lesenbeit 81 bringen. bielten fi& In
Wilton unb Cambridge @ttp auf. no
iis elmer 6dbrte auf Der Spur marsn
uno veitere etbebungen in Der ea&e
anfeQten.