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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-07
GRANITEVILLE'S
GLEANINGS.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT---GOOD
THINGS TO TELL---ALL WELL
DONE AND ALL WELL:DONE.

!; Graniteville, S. c., July, l.
Although the 4th was observed to the
iuiiest In the Vallyey, passed of
quietly without any casualties to mar
the pleasure of the day.
OF all the picnics of the season the
one that stands prominent as the
most enjoyable to those who were so
fortunate as to be present, was the
one given by the DancingIClI I'D at Piney
Dell. About sixty were present. The
uancing commenced at 10 a. m. and
continued until 10. 30 o m. The girls
were so beautiful in their sunny white
dresses and shoes and the young men
were so merry, until the older folks
caught the fever. Married folks and
all engaged in the pleasures of "Ter-
pSichores What a delightfultimee eve,y
oooy mad. L. was a lSket picnic and
700 much cannot be said in praise Of
the delicious food those baskets con-
Caihed' ana such quantities! "Copia"
certainly presided over the pant ries OF
HranitNllle. but when such women as
Mrs. Emma Glover, Mrs. J.B. McMil-
ian, the Misses Rowland, Mrs. Moore.
MIS-. Ih;s. Beurort, Mrs. seigler and
Others OF like fame prepare the contents
Vi CpoSe baskets, how can the food be
otherwise than that that would tickle
Iiie palate OF an epicure. So anxious
were they, that tha inner man should
oe satisfied aud it should be a day of
ieasting as well as merry making.
some OF the young men carried eata-
oies, besides furnishing the best or
lemonade and cream, and paying all
the car fares; one young man carried
ten Tried chickens and another bar
Decueo pig, SO we ate, and drank and
danced and drank and ate. We had
dinner and supper and il the pbysica,
man could have held out there
was enough left to feast on all the
next day. But such delightful days
nave 10 come to an end sometime in
ohis world but in the next world
where delightful days have no end
am sure there will be such men on tho
committee as Beaumon Beufort, Clar-
ence and Fred Zimmerman, Jason
Ergle and c b. Willis.
In the morning took in the speak-
ing at Aiken. Several splendid talks
were made but the crowning speech
oI tie day was the one made by Judge
t1enry Hammond, of Augusta. He
certainty oasted the hip pocket pistol
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-07
The SALUDA SERIAL.
BARBECUES, LIVE QUESTIONS,
AND NEWS OF ALL KINDS.
(from our regular Correspondent

wi 'esuia SoTTeSpOnuent.)
very much needed rains visited
Saluda and vicinity to-day. Heav,
winds accompanied the rain. blowing
corn almost fiat. Buggies were blown
for some distance, one buggies shalve.
being broken. Several shade trees
We're blown down. Mr.. Webb a pho.
tographer, from N. c., is here for 3
while, his tent was blown fiat with
some damage. The awning in front ol
the Saluda Bank was partially blown
down.
The barbecue here on the Fourth
was success, something like 1000 to
2ooo being present. everything was
quiet. no drinking, nor quarrelinp
at all. This is some of the effects of
closed dispensary.
Turner and Forrest were certainly
prepared to feed the crowd; the din.
ner was prepared nicely; f. d. Smith
spoke to the large crowd in the morn.
Ing, he had an attentive audience
ana he gave them good speech. The
Court House was filled to overflow in
the afternoon, with men and women:
IA call meeting having been made in
the morning, to consider the passing
II resolutions calling for an election
as 10 dlspensary or no dispensary.
IL was encouraging 20 have such =
large audience, b. w. Crouch stated
the purpose OF the meeting, on ballot
Tor chairman and secretary, Mr.
crouch was elected Chairman and
w. l.. Daniel, Esq, Secretary. The
crowd was then treated to much die
cuSsion FOR and agaidst. Speeches
we're made by b. 3 Evans and ES
blease Esqs, for the Dispensary; G.
l. Jones, j. NJ. Forrest and Rev. Bass
or Wards made speeches against If
Evans and Blease were in favor of
having meetings all over the county
ana debating the question:; both cbal-
lenged Mr.. Crouch to debate. Before
was done Evans moved to
adjourn the meeting; this motion was
Killed by an overwhelming majority.
h'ease spoke for quite a while, much
longer than his time, the chairman
announcing several times, that time
was up, but he continued to speak.
Nlr. blease wants the question sub
mltted In primary and then i'm a
general election; he just wants the
question submitted, so that no negro |
vote Will be allowed. MIR Crouch
lnally arose and called for i vote on
ne resolution offered; the resolutions
were carried by very large majority:
he meeting adjourned, Mr.. blease
iiS icit speaking. /: appealed that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
LAKESIDE NEWS

Mrs Fleet Kirk has returned home
after spending several weeks With friends
in the mountains,
Mrs. Eibank and her son, lrYlil, nave
returned home after spending tho past
two weeks withfher sister. Mrs. Walter
Lawrence, on tho FIllard Road,
Mrs j, p, Carter and her children
visited Glen Allen sunday,
The Emmanuel Sunday-school picnic
was given at Lakeside Park. Wednesday.
The people had Il Very enjoyable time,
Mr Gruner. cf ST, louis Is visiting
Miss Marie Andrews, Of Richmond, Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Andrews
OF near Laurel.
Mrs Thomas Iadd and her children,
viii spend several weeks with relatives.
Miss Lillian Binford, OF Hickory Hills;
has returned home, after q pleasant Ylslt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. US Marian has returned to his
home from aebusiness trip TO New York.
Miss Rebe Wright; 'whoyhas been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott, of Miller
Avenue, has returned to her home IN
Chesterfield.
Mrs.aW. X. Bachc and children. Bessie
Lila and Bingham, who have been visit
ing in Louisville, have returned 70 their
home on Lamb Avenue. Z,
Miss eErna Pursell, of Dendron, who
has been spending some time at Goshen,
is now the guest Of Miss Maude huyk'
of Montelro Avenue. B
Miss Martha White, who has been visit
Ing in Goochland has returned to her
home.
Miss Mamie Jones, who has been visit
Ing her mother In SGoochland, has re-
turned home.
Miss Lucy Duval Of Varlna. who has
been visiting Miss Pearl Scott, Is now
visiting Miss Rebe Wright. Of Chester
field.
Mr.. ]. e. Cook. who has been visiting
on Lamb Avenue, has left for his homo
in Norfolk.
Leslie Cole, who has been visiting Mrs.
w. G. Cosby, has left for his home In
Newport News.
Dr. C. C. Hersman, Of the Seminary,
will preach at the Overlook Church on
Sunday.
Mr.. John Chambers, Of Gordonsville.
is visiting Mr.. William Jenkins. OF Mead
ow Bridge road.
MIR. and Mrs James iCaperton, of Alex
andra, who have been visiting Mrs.
Charles Simpson, OF Meadow Bridge
road, have returned home.
Miss Annie Smith and sister, Mrs.
Stubs, and child. Elizabeth. of Hanover,
are the guests of Mrs. G.. a. Hazlcgrovc
Miss Madge Read and Miss Atlee, have
left for Wilton-on-t he-Jnmes.
Mrs w. II. Coalter and son. who have
been visiting In Blue Ridge Springs, have
returned home
Mr., James Hampton of Georgia, is the
guest OF Mr.. Frank Walters.
Mr.. Lewis Parrish, who has been visit
ing In Fluvanna, has returned.
Mr.. Frank Weidenfeld and daughter.
Louise, have returned ito their home on
Virginia Avenue, after a pleasant trip
to Hudson. New York.
Mrs Thomas r. Switzerland and chill
.dren left Thursday for Washington.
where they will reside In future.
Miss Rosa Hazlegrove, who has been
visiting relatives in Hanover has re-
turned home,
Miss Mary Ryland ana niece, who have
been visiting In King William, have re-
turned home.
Mrs Hattie Sangser and children, Of
Burke, Va, are visiting her mother,
Mrs j. II. O'Bannon, of Barton Avenue
Mrs Charles Walton, OF Albcmnre,
who has been visiting Mrs. William Per-
kinson, has returned
Newton Gordon, of Lynchburg, is the
guest of friends on Barton Avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], r, Maginnis and SON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

r. T p z Z - u . j { II Z + e . !. :
quite a painful accident several days ago
by ',nasliing his fingers. is getting well
al his home on Wood street.
Miss VirgIc Quiscnbcrry has returned
TO her homo on sixth street, after spend
Ing several weeks with friends at NJ
lees. VA ",
Miss Josie Keplei. Of Boiling Green
Road, left Tuesday afternoon FOR Ba aI
more, where she Will be the guest OF iler
sister for several weeks. -, !.
Miss clarice Jones, OF Chelsea 5fi,li, u
visiting her Cousins. the MISSES i ''s,s,
or Barton Heights.
Ar C,ifton Collins is quito sick Of
fever n It his fathers home on the Avenue.
f "A Mrs. IJitcl, who has been suffering wan
rheumatism for the past W *. IS so SOM g
what better at her home on l5oiliiis
Green Road.
h Mr.. RI o. Cobb, OF Wilson, n. G., spent
Wednesday and Thursday Of ms "eHS
visiting his friend, Mr.. ]. u G.ilfin, OIL
Boiling Green Road
Miss Nellie Smith Is visiting her uncie'
Mr.. Geo. Smith, Of williamsburg Be-
3 fore her return home she Will also NlSit
friends In Norfolk
Miss Ola Bellies, OF Newport News. IS
visiting tho Misses Hills. Of LttlepaEe
Street. Maddox Hill.
" MISS Florence Sweeney has returned to
+ her home on the Pike after m enjoyable
visit to relatives in New Kent county
Mr.. T.. w. Christian has returned home
after pleasant stay with relntivcs near
Roxbury, Va.
Mrs. n. A. Crawlcy has returned to her
home in Newport News, after visiting
Mrs. J. Flood. or Chelsea HE,
Miss Susie Cox left this week FOR Will
son. N. c.. where she will be the guest
Of her brother for several weeks.
Miss Lilly Mitchell has returned TO
her home on the Pike, a fter an enjoyable
"trip 10 the mountains Of Virginia.
Mr.. Joseph Iorcycutt Is visiting
friends and relatives in Durham, II. c.
William Jenkins, who has been quite
sick at his home on Chelsea HILL. is some
what better. "a II.
Miss Flossle Tyler, of Staunton is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Hanover.
Mr.. Mercer Christian left ycstei day ior
New Kent county, where ne VIII Vls't
relatives for several days
Mr.. r. Griffin. OF Boiling Green ROAD ROAD
had as his guest last week Ms meo,tsII ler
and sister, OF Hanover county.
An enjoyable evening was spent at the
home last week Of Mr.. w. !" Lowry,
when a surprise party was tender ms
daughters Misses Grace and FRANCES.
Among those present were: Misses Grace
and Frances Lowry. Lizzie Q Neil Jesse -,
Kirby. Myra Barnes, Cora Cosby, Nel.lc
rhnr,,ton., Messrs. Pierce Mahanes. -
ucnh Deal. Willie Beale. Joseph l1itel'
Albert Lowry, Harry Mahanes, Walter
O'Neill. Eddie Slaughter, Wine "ih 'l''l
and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
MEG HANICsvILLE MENTION

Mr.. Lonnie Kinker and family, of Wood
Street, who have been spending tho past
NO mont his In WinniepoCk, have returned
home in time for Mr.. Kinker to 80 TO
work Mt the Glass Works. as that plant
opened the first of September,
Mr., sam Humphrey Is still confined to
his home on Boiling Green road. His
hand was hurt at the Locomotive WorHs
several days ago
Mrs. Frank Fiji and children have re-
turned home after spending the summer
with her brother, Mr.. Goode, Of Hanover
county.
extended visit to relatives IN Clifton
Forge, w.,
street, is still confined to his home with
Little Miss Carrie Tuck is rapidly i'm
proving of a broken limb at the mono OF
her parents, on the Pike,
MI Eddie slaughter, of Wood Street
is convalescent at the home OF MS nFotA7
er, Mr.. Ernest slaughter,
Mrs, Robert Hatorff and children nave
returned home after an extended vislt
"a relatives In the counties Of Caroline
and Hanover, ,,a,a
20 jmnroying slowly under tho carefnl
attention of Or. Garcine.
MI. Wooden. of Chelsea Hill, is getting
on1as we'll as could be expected, at the
Virginia Hospital.
pnad 10 visiting at tho Hot Springs, VA,
vbere he was ordered by his physician
an account Of III health,
MI. Judkins, of Petersburg mas re-
.,,rned nome after pleasant stay With
friends on Wood Street,
NJ, r. slaughter has returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Mir. j. ii. Hankns, who has been visit
Ing in Paramount, has gone 70 Clifton
y MIss Annie He will later 60 to Ken
lucky, where he will make his future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

snendnc some tmo at Sunny. Side.
EDWARD Tucker. who has been auate
sick with rheumatism. does not inP 'r,,r
and Mrs it - fr snrnG,sa Sf Tie tr
Wy lille Miss Incz Kellum. OF Cedar H ~
is Visiting her grandparents at e'1y
= Mrs. Minnie Rice has returned to ll y Inn
affair a pleasant visit to relatives In Rlch-
3oinnd Brouddus dined at tho llomo OF
Mrs. Thomas on Frlday E ny r,h,,rch Is
spending some time With her sister. llo''r
~" Miss Esther Owens expects to IL Leave Y,
Sc, soon Ito, to resume her se''oo' 0''
fa Mrs '' Ethel Jones, Of Cold Harbor. who
has been quite III Is better ter, ,,,s,to "a h,s
w W.,HnfnGrLes ar n sin IN Nv '''N
The condition Of Charlie Adams. who
is quite Ill with typhoid fever, az ing
home OF his sister remains unchahi;.s atb-
semane Christian Church on Sunday
morning, The pastor Rev =; e, S 1vnna,
viii BIO assisted by the Rev, G, o W N,'
ward, OF Manchester, .a..,,,, and
daughter Ruth. spent Sunday WIZ : t,a a,te
latter's parents on South Laurel street.
Ni Nirs' Cara Of Richmond, is the guest OF
relatives Mrs. Rowe, near Aliens MIL. J.,
Miss Emma Owens. OF Richnond, y
spending some time WIN her staNu-
mother, near Bulnh Church,
Crmnn Thomas spent Sunday with MS
brother at this place.
Marcus Burton, mas returned to ms nome ,s,t
nenr Old Church. afterEa pleasant Visit
to Ills daughter. near !'ulah, I.
Miss Maud Blnnkcnshlp has returned 70
Richmond after n stay with frlehds ~
Mrs. Ellen Bunctte, who has been vls-
ting friends and relatives here, has re-
turned I'd her home on West Clay street
MI Mr.. and Mrs Arbaugh, Of tho West
End, expect to Visit relatives at THIS
place shortly. j.,
fling her aunt at the Cllffs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Mrs. l.. Clark, Sof Petersburg, is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sheppard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
rt1E RICHMOND sUNDAY 1905

e J x z 81 RS : d A. -. ~
Willie, who are visiting In New YORK,
will return home in IL few days
Mrs. y. Mailcnsteln and son, who have
been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nlailet-
stein, have left for their home In In.
diana.
Miss Ada doodioe, OF Lewiston, Is the
guest Of Mrs. John II. White "a
The barton Heights public school VIII
open September II 1905. 5tt
Mr. Thomas Hawley has returned to his
home from d pleasant trip to Basic CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs 3. ". Grubbs, who nave ",
been visiting II, powhntnn, have returned.
Mr.. j. b. Woodward and children
Bessie and Overtonj WHO have been visit
ing In Middlcsex, have returned to their.
home on Lamb Avenuc.
Miss Mary Bass. who has been visiting
Mrs. j. Broaddus, has returned to her
home In Acca.
Mr.. s. r. Jones has left for Louisa on
business
Colonel Nlooers has returned to his
home In Charles City, after visit TO
This son. MIR. O. NJ. Moocrs, Of Luck
Avenue.
Miss Lucy Duval, who has been visit.
ing Mrs. Robert Scott has returned 10
her home in Goochland.
/ Mr. Ralph Gordon, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. Henry Jones, has left for his
home in Washing on. ;|f.
Mrs. Henrietta Barbour, matroil of the
Masonic Home. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Charles y. Nesbitt,
4 Is now visiting her daughter. Mrs Edwin
Qunrles. Of Ashland
Mrs II. Y. Decker, who has been visit.
ing Mrs. w. 7. Wright, OF Brookland
Park, has returned to her homo In VIII
lihnsport. S %l
In m, n Iaiiph or
Miss Mary. OF Norfolk, are the guests
X of Mrs. Charles a. Ncsbitt
Miss Margaret Roach Is visiting Mrs.
DANES r. Clarke, Of Mount Lee.
Miss Julia Smithers Is visiting Miss
Pearl Hughes, Of Hanover.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Setmri4 Seper.

Sm alter bon rs Sabren iit am
Wittmo4 fur3 nod Witterna9t elmer
ilnierer dltefen beutiben @drtner,
6err 6einrid 8sper, In ieiner Wob.
nung on Der Sbresnot9 Roab nabe
bem 2ut6. GriebbOf ssfforbsn. geper
tuuros 3u @lasbhtts. Seutidl. gsboren
unb fam i'm Sabre 1852 mad Sn-
oianapOlis, Ieit ueltsr 3sit er fi9 Der
@drtnerei piomete.
Seine Jrau, cine geborsns Beiratb,
eing i6m nor Is Sabrsn i'm Sooe
DOrau. aubsr ieinsn 4 srtpa9ieren
2inoern 5etraueru nod Elm GROCER
2reis bon Sreunbsn ben 8erforbenen.
Der Elm re9tidaffener sbrli9sr bsuti9sr
@bnraffer mar.
Der Pionier.Ysrsin, bsRsn Mitglisb
Der TeritOrbsne mar, miro fi9 an bem
Sei6enbegdngniB bas am Greitag Na&.
nitteg ffatifinbet, bstteiligen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
&nuft ma6te teine 6mnit
I'm ;Saue oes Shiloermalers
SleaIe.


I'm Dem oringenhen 8elomangel ab
3ubelfen, inbem er in South Bsnb ee.
riet5. panbte Der S6ilbsrmaler gl'
bert BIsaie feline 2unit baau on. ein'
% Note In cine $40 ganfnote su ber'
wanoeln. Dies selang ibm au9 uni
3iuar 10 bor3h9lid, oab e- Semanb ba'
nit bstrisen fonnte. 9ls sr aber biz
3peile 9efdlf4te ROts In umlauf iebsn
tuollts. id6pfte man 0srbadt unb ois
benadri8tists POlisei bradte Jpn bin=
ter G6loB uno @issel.
@bsf SaQs bonn 8sbsimbisnf unb
u. g. Ssputp. .Waridaa &antin bra9-
ten glsais nod Snoianapolis, na9osm
sr borber bon II. g. 4ommi1dr Ber=
tsp sinem Verb6r unteraogen purbe.
Der S9ilber. unb BanfnotenmaIsr
purbs ben 8unbes @roBsei9morsnsn
iibertpieisn, oie i'm fontmenben Mai
suiammentreten.
Den Nn9aben Der 8unbes6eamten
3ufolse ion Bleaie wssen osfslbsn Ysrs
gebsns irgsnbmo in Ohio eine Strafe
abgebrummt baben. Der S4iloer=
mailer mar tiber bic MasFdt, ben @in=
ter binour8 binter ngei&tibten" Wau-
ern 3u iben isbr erfreut, oa auf bisis
Weiie fir ibn udbreno Der falten Sab
rss3sit ygeioret" tporben lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
gSie man YroseiIc sepinnt.

@ie tief ser slbereIau5e in man.
der 8egen6 Oeltti6IanoS nod nur-
selt, biirfte folgenoer beiterer 8orfan
laltt nSrff. 3tg." beSeugen: SaB i6
oa Dor fltr5em i'm @arteiaaI 5tpeiter
&laiie oes 8abnbofes 5u 8reslau ino
itnterbielt midi lebbaft nit elmer ON.
i6einell0 Dem ybeiieren" Stanoe on.
eeborenoen, inteIligenteit, ilingen Sa.
me. &urs Dor Infrtnft oes nod Ser.
lin gebenoen S6nea5uges beinerfte
0ie ilinge Game in meillen tleinen
yleiiefoffer eirlige 9rot6en. SogIeidJ
Bot tie MIDI IN einenl fait flebeittli6,n
Gone, ibr bod ettpas BON n1einem
9rote 5t geben. @ern itellte id ibr
meinen Irobiant ean5 llno gar Sirr
Gerfiigltng. Sns ipuroe inoeB ent.
ifieoen abgelebnt. v9fein, elm eans
flein Stiidden, mein Serrl" Ss6 BOZ
Der Game elm 9r0t6en on. 9lber
alt6 oamit batte id] fein Slid. ygeur
einen 8roden, mein Serr." @ritaitnt
erfiilIte id] oieien fonliiden @unI6
un0 erItaiinte nod rnebr, aIs bie Oa-
me BEN nit Wfiibe ertporbenen 8ro-
den raid IN ibr Tortemonnaie ber-
barg. @be i6 nod fragen fonnte.
mas bas beoeltte, ipuroe rnein 8ng
nitsgerlfen. Die @0tter ober roIlten
es, oab i6 IN bds gebeinlniBpcle &c.
barren Der Game eineetpeibt ipltroe.
Gin Sufan fiibrte mid nod einiger
3eit nit ihr am 8abnbof 9lleran6e--
plob in Berlin ipieber 5uInn1men,
Selbltperit6n6lid eebohte i6 iofort
meiner 9reslauer S6enfltne.
so piiien sic, mein Serr," ertpi.
6erte mir sic Game berleeen, yid5
batte oamaIs eiiten BroseB, lino tpenn
man 10 ettpas bon einem iiioiihen
Serrn nit ouf oie9feiie befommt (oen
@rofen grot rGmlid) ioa oas @Iiif
bringen" =.
yge0auere iebr, Ma0arne, ih En-
aber fein sslioel" entoedte i6 ibr p,r-
trauenspon.
rgld), nidt moeIif," rief tie mib-
traiiii6 unb beitiir5t aus, lid bab'
bo6 BEN Iro5eB 10 i6on getponnenl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Np 81.
@blnefifac @rapSemfeiten.

Sin mOnsOlii9er Bring 5fpeitsn
&dnges, Der einen tpi9tigen 4piten
en- tuiferIi9en palaIt betleibet, bate,
ipie Der 81. Gb. .. Neips aus pefing
beri9tet miro, Elm Hebenpeib, oeaan
oas er oft ftarfe, aber bur9aus nidt
ernitbdft gemeinte Srpbuneen aus5uz
1toben pfleste. Nun bate ibn elm
9ausbofmeiiter aus Der Wtoneplei be-
9leitet, Der ale 8efeble ieines 6errn
nit GROCER pHnftli6feit ausfii6rte.
Dieter Menf9 babte oie erfpdbnte
yfebenfrau, neil lie ibm einlnal a6=
gsl9lagen bate, fir ieinen Spbn
5iirfpra6e ein5ulegen. 8aIb fiiete
es ii6, oab Der 9uusbofmeiifer ieine
3a9fu9t in pobrbaft teuflif9=grau<
iamer gBeife befriebigen tonnte. Der
Prin3 f9er5te nGmli9 zines Mtoreens
NIT ieinem Nebenpeibe unD fagte bsim
lbf4ie0 gu ibr: .glio es bleibt babel.
i3 perOe bid lebenbig begrabeH laf=
ien." Damn na6m er BON Dem 6aus=
bofmeiiter, Der ole Orphung 9eb0rt
bate, ieinen 9ut entsegen un6 Der.
lieb la3enb bas 3immer. Ser Be-
ante aber beauftragte alsbalb cine
Oienerin. Der Nebenfrau su faqen,
bdB er einen beipnberen @uftraq Oes
9rin5en fir iie babe. Die 5rau
abnte natiirli9 ni9ts SDIes uno fam
aus ibren gemd9ern beraus. Der
9ausbofmeiiter lieb ii9 erft ppr ibr
duf DIE &nie nieber un0 tbeilte ibr
bann NIT, er miife ben 8efehl beg
prin5en, lie leben1ig gu begraben.
ieBt ausfiibren. l1mipnit berii6erte
Die entieBte 6rau, bic @orte tp6ren
bod nltr i'm S9erSe semeint getpeIen:
@s balf ibr ni9ts; 0enn Der llnmenfGl
bate Elm babies Subenb WtonaoIen
Bel ii9, Die Die ll..sliidli6e trob ibres
StrGubens lei9t iibertpGItigten un6 in
ben @arten f9leppten, no i6on Elm
God fiir ne 9egraben mar. Wlan tpdrf
lie hinein, nd6oem man lie gefefelt
bate. Damn ipurbe iie nit groe be-
bedt, Die Ser 6ausbpfmeifter ieIbit
feftftampfte. Niemanb bate i'm Bel
ieinem i4redliden 8orbaben in ben
Weg 5u treten setpugt, neil er gu See
oermann fagte, er fibre nur eirlen
gefebl bes prinaen uus. lls biefer
enoli9 Suriidfebrte uno feline g2ebenz
frau eritidt unter Der Groe fano,
fannie feline Wut6 feline 9rensen. CT
lieb ben 9ausbofmeiiter fpfprt 6aIb>
tobt priigefn, unb ipenn er ni6t auf
Der Stene Elm gnbe nit Inn ma9te,
10 gef9ab es IebieIib, neil er ibm
nod tpeitere Nuuien 5ugebu9t batte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Yolt3eilt@es.

Wm. g. MurH. 38 Sabee alt, pitts
burg. 3d.. uObnbaft, unb Sas. Stan
lep. % Sabre aft, 1865 2entudp Mue.
mobnbaft, enttpenbeten aus Der @irtb.
itaft pineer. 3l2 Wsf Waibinator
Strabs. spei Glafdsn Bier. sic muir.
ben bon bem polisiiten @i1ispie Der.
baftet.
&i9arb 6. 2emis, 80 Sabr,
alt, in 2umberton. q. g., mo6nbaft,
murbe tpegen 2leinoiebaabls perbaftet.
9emis. wel&er fi& benz @enuB Dor
Norpbin erge6en bat, entusnoste baa
@ift aHs Der Mpotb.fe bon &. W. Na.
pin. 257 Weif Waihington strabs.
Worton 3inG 18 Sabre alt,
Ito Wilmot StraBe uobnbaft, murbs
messn Steblens bon 2 paar S&ub'
blnter @9foB unb &iegel 9ebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Neme &lasen.

2ena Sarriib segen Soiepb 8arrifb.
&lage auf s8eiouns. 2ldgerin fabri
an. oaB 9Idser benz Srunfe erseben
uno fie nit 9tlfe ibrer 8 unmiinbigen
2inoer, bon benen bas dIteife 10 umb
oas iingite 6 Monate alt 1T, se3mun=
gen til, fur ben unterbaIt Der 6amilie
3u forgen. Sic berlanst ossbalb 6Gei-
oung. Obbut tber bie 2inber unb Mli=
mente TN 8etras bon 500.
eais aloriose ssssn Seize 5letdsr
BON Der @eltable Gurniture s. @arpst
DO. 2lage auf gnti9doisuns unb
3ablunq bon $4,000 uno Soften fur
ourd ben Stur3 in elmer bon benz ges
tlasten na&ldffig 3ussoedten @rabsn
auf Gem @runbifhd oefisIbsn srlittsnsn
t6rperli9en 8erlebunssn.
Wilbelm 9egenbartb ssssn 5annie
5egenbartb. 3lage auf @9eioung
megen mutbmiaigen 0erlaRsns unb
msbrfa4 uerabten gbsbru9s.
SO6n W. palmer eessn Wartba g.
Srew uno beren @atten 9arrD 6.
Srem. 9ppotbetenflage auf 3ablung
$500 uno aoiten. fotuie gnorbnuns
oes 8erfaufes bes ben getlagten 9e.
b6rigsn @runbeigentbums.
Greoerid Sienbawer sesen Die Stabt
Snoianapolis. 0lage auf $1,000 gnt.
f3doiguns fur f6rperli@e 8erIsbungen,
uel&e 9ldse: irfolse einss 5alIes tber
einen auf benz 8rottoir na@ldifg lie
gen gelaRenen sroben Stein, am IL.
NGr3 1905 erlitten bate.
2eatba u. Seaman eesen Oliber M.
Seaman. ,2lage auf s9eibung unb
Obbut iiber oas 3ino, mesen 0erna9-
ldifsung bes llnterbalts Der Gamilie.
Waoeline @gan gegen Sobn ggan.
9lase auf saeioiins uno auf Wieoer-
annabme oes Wdo9ennamens Webbie
prehel. 2ldgerin beiratbste am 8.
Ipril 1905 uno am Is. Wai muros fie
bon benz 8eflasten tuieber berIaRen.
Desbalb bic 2laqe.
Settle llmbolb eeeen bie Snbiana-
poIis Sraction Serminal 60. 2lage
auf $4,000 gnti&doiguns fiir am %.
Ottober 1905 beim Nusfeigsn aus
elmer Gar an Weif Wafbington etrabe
srlittsne t0rperli&e 0erletungen.