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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Gngemieur letdt berlett.

Srei Wasen zines Big GoursGradt'
suees perlieben in Ndbe Der pine Str.
BEL elmer Wei9e bas @sleiie uno iibers
ftiraten fi9. Der gnsenieur bes 3u-
ses, 8ert @lotp. aog fiA beim Sprunae
bur9 bas Jeniter Der 2ofomotibe lei4te
Yerlebunsen su. Die Stredenarbeitet
unb gergemannidaften wurten fofori
sur Stelle beoroert unb innerbalb tpe=
niger Stunoen mar bas @eleiie &C.
Idubert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Der Safer=8n0el.

Wontag frib tperoen bic 8robges
i6porenen ben 8uoel=Stanoa1 in Der
2eeislatur unterfu6sn. Dies murbe
In elmer GOnferens 3tpiIaen 8eneralun,
malt Wiiller, &idter alforb uno
Staats= alt Bater bei9loKen.
3eugenbOrlaoungen tpuroen ihon
eefern bonn Sberiifs Amts ausse=
fanot.
Wie man ertpartet, pirb fi1 Die un=
tsriu6ung aud auf gefeGungs-gsr=
iude in Der So9seleiie-8orlase aus'
be6nen.
Die @roBeei9norsnsn finb: @eorse
u. Saffe, @r-polijei- Superintendent;
5reoerid 6aniina, Elm Garmer bon
8arrsn SOwnibip; Sames sispsniOn.
Elm Garmer bon Srpinston; Senrr
Sartmau, elm 6armsr bon Wai6inatOu
SOunibip, isbt uobnbaft In 1142
Sawion Str; 8eOrge Straboing, De.
iddftsmann in 1882 Central Nbeuue,
unb 6reo 6. 9abl, 8rocer, 1901 %.
Wihigan Str.
Wessn oss bon Ananias infcenirter
Sbea.ercoups fonnte Der Saftbefeb
gegen 8ubler gater erit % Stunber
na6 Der gntbtlluus i'm Sauie srlane
!ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25

Nnberfon. Der Waurer @lin'
ton gbamneu, ber In einem @raben
BEL Der Mmeriean plate SLAB Gabrii
In @lmoob ben Rhden bra9 uno bei'
nabe lebeno oabei be9raben morben
udre, batte bic @efeGi4aft anf $40. 600
S9aosnerfab pertlagt, perglI9 ft@
aber bann i'm 2reiseeri4t babin. sab
Ct f9 nit bem gmpfang bon $500
sufrieoen CAB. Die Merste iasen. bab
fem Gaq iniofe,n be,nertenswertb 1T.
ba benz Manne tbatid&li@ bas &itds
erat eebrohen III, obne baB er babel
9et6otet wurbe.
90 bafb. Wprtle Bladbarn.
eine 2ebrerin, ertldrte f9 bereit, an.
ffatt Der bon iar als @@abenerfab bon
Der Chicago & grie giienbabn-@ef
f&aft ,sefOroerten $4,000 f& nit
elmer Nbfinbung bon $1,000 neba fit
fis entfsbenben Soften 3ufrieoen 3a
geben. sic mar nabe Mfron our4 ibr
pierb perlebt uoroen, weI9es bor elmer
2ofomottbe f4euie une einen 80 Sub
boben Damn binunter9efiir3t iuar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Tar ate 0featlt@en Yarfs.


Der qrdfbsnt Der part.8eb6rbe.
6pram BrOwn, fast. bab NIT Der ar'
belt ftr bas neue Sssl6msnbaus, beRen
Snfafien oieies 6rabiabr eintreffsn,
innerbalb 3ueier Wo&en besonnen
uerbe. No9 anbere intereHante 8hiere
fiir 8arfislo, BrootRoe uno Riuerioe
part ioleu bei&afft weroen. Iu9
ettpa 2 9ubenb Nffen anb bon ber
partsgeb0roe anaetauft uno oieielbsn
ioaen In ben perfHieoenen parfs 5ur
llnterbaltune ben @rob unb Qlein in
Rdfigen aussefellt werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Yerfonal=N =Noti3en.

Ra9 bier aus @biaeeotbe, Drill,
sinsstrohsnsn Nadridten, berfarb leste
Na9t, Grau gomarb peoIow, 1882
gbabpif Ctr, i'm Burlington S9neas
3u9s. 3pii1en 0amilton unb 2ioole,
als fis f6, bon ibrem Soften besleitet,
nod bier auf Der Riidreiie bon Senber
bsfano. Der 2si9uam uuroe naH
ct. 2ouis gebra1t, um bort einbalia.
mirt unb mirb na& bier 9eianot
tperben. Ser Bob tpar IN GOl9e bon
66winofudt ein9etreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25

Gin @oIle9e Mbe. Stra.
benbabnwasen ioQioirte nit einem
8rigbtwoob etraBenbabnmaeen an Der
gde Der penniplpania uno @aihinstOn
Str. eeffern unb bic Oampfbeiaunes.
robren gingen BET oiefer @elegenbsit tn
Die Bride. ben Wa9en nit Dampf
filene. Wsrlebi tuurbe ani&eInenb
Niemanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
GoIoniften Eidets mad benz DsHen
nno SiiSweiten, nia Yennipl-
pania Qinien.
O0nt0 xinieu

Sebrnar 21. mnb gdrs 81. iperSen ipesielIe
bertauft mad allen Duntten i'm Deiten uno
Sibireiten, pia 8ennipIpania 2inien. Sur
b0qige Gin3eInbeiten binii6tIi1 Haten uno
6obr3eit etc. ipre9e man bel benz n66ffen
Ei6ets Mgenten sieIer 2inien Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Gin &unifgennb
Dar Gas 9eifri9e uIdnner9or'
Gon3ert.
8e9eiiterter BeifaH oer 3m.
b6rer Iobnt pte Setitungett.

Nur 0en UfuntTreuno DOL Oas 0rIlIe
@onaert oes Mdunerdor, uel4es ge=
fern Nbeno itottfano, einen un9etrtb.
ten 2unfgenub.
Dos Spirins'ide Strei9. Quartet,
psl6es fid idOn- ldnait einsn warmen
9lnb in ben Sersen Der g.iu4er Der
Mdnner6or gDn;erte eriporben bat,
gab EDIT tinfilerif9e 9eiitun9en. ge.
ionbers gilt oies bon ben 9arbietunsen
in Quartet in 8.Sur bon Sapon uno
benz 8i9aitopstp'iden yNnoante @an.
table,. 9isie Mufitithde muroen nit
bOaenoetsr 2anitlerf9aft bOrsetrasen
unb bradte benz 2hnitler Quartet
raufdenben geifau elm.
Der geiansli9e Sbsil bes pros
sramms sr6ffnste nit Weinsierl's
luiiieem 9isbs ,GrObli9e @intebr".
Sas 2ieo ging fOtt. ME es oas Sbema
psrlan9t uno puroe barmonii9 81 8e=
b6r 9ebradi.
Cine beionosrs bortrsffi4e 2eiifun9
CAB Der 9emii6te @bor nit benz Wor=
tra9e .Sie Stsrnenwelt" bon Miloe.
Die trdftise Stiibe, Die Grau SObn 3.
6rensel bel benz 8ortrag benz Sopran
bot. ma4ts ibren ginfuB aud auf bic
Nltitimmsn seltenb. Bar 3uiammen=
tlang nit ben Wdnnerfiimmen mar
anaene1m unb Die @inidBe gingen fet.
lsrlos. gs mar ieoenfaas bic bette
9eifuns oss 8emii1ten @bors felt
linssrer 3eit.
Ssrr Sirigent gsllinger unb feline
Sdnasri9aar baben ale urfa9e auf bic
2e'funq bes @emiibten gbors fols gu
isin. Der entbuFaiiii9s geifal Der
3ub6rer berlanate iifrmii9 cine Die=
osrbOlung oss 10 id6nsn gOrtraqs.
Gin alerliebfes 2ieo9en bon 9rem=
Ter, vWenn Der 0ogel maiden mill"
uuroe bonn Wdnner9or nun In 10 iau=
berer unb abaerunbeter gDeiie poree.
trugsn, oab au9 bier bas publitum
cine WieoerbOIuns er6at uno setpdbri
erbialt.
Yortrdge tuie Die bieIe peroen ffets
bic Greube am Wdnnerssianae I'm pu=
blitum rege erbalten. sic merben
niemaIs iiberidttieen. go treffli4 uni
tinflerid boasnoet bic 8ortrdge be:
Spisrins'i9en Quartetts au9 waren.
10 elauben mir bod, BOB bic Mebr3ab
osspublitums nidt sar germ iOpiel oapOr
9eb6rt bdtts, ionoern lieber nod eini
gen 2iebsrn gelauidt baben piirbe.
Ser 8Olltlan9 zines 10 iiidtiger
2hnifierquarietts tibsridttiet bas Sb'
unb beeintrddtigt ben @enuB Der anoe
rem 8ortrdse erbsbli9. 8ieaeidt wdr
es rdtbli9, anfatt bier Quartett=8or
fridge nur stpei, baeesen Elm @ellOs uni
elm giolinsSolo 3u geben, mie bic!
beim erfen geiune bes Spierina
Quartetts f4 10 erfolgrei9 bewdbrta
Der @ortrae bes wunberbibi4er
Giehes bon Sdwalm .@retula" been
oete oas @on5ert.
Mu4 bieies 9ieo murbe bonn MGn
nerdor Dor3tisli4 nit innigem Der
fdnoniB bss ned.iaen Snbalts seiun
gen uno lauter 8eifaa banfte Del
6dnaern unb beren Dirigenten 6errl
8elinger.
Dem @Onaert foIgte Der 8an3, be
benz fia Sung uno 9llt fr6hlih bethel
liste, naaoem man ben inneren Ren
ihen i'm Speifefaa!e seffdrft batte.
8eim G5i1iso aber bieb ss auf Wie
berIenen Oeim masfeubalI am 8. U2dra
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Na6rtGtett aus Snbiana.

@regor. Elm iun9sr Mann bon bier,
Der einit nad ben pbilippinen geaan-
gen, unb f9on als tobt bon ieiner So
Mile betrauert murbe, tauhte bier
ttr3li9 uieber auf. gr folIte ii9 in.
beRen ni4t lan9e biefer Stunbe bes
Wieoeriebens erfreuen, ba balb barauf
Detettibs erf4ienen, um ibn als Seier.
teur 81 Derbaftsn.
Wa bington. Der poli3iIf
@no4 @6eeB, Der ben Saloonpiriben
10 OHsntanois ben &riss srtldrt batts,
tpuroe unter Der Nntlaqe perbaftet,
einen criminellen Nneriff auf 6rau
Samuel @aines sema9t 3u babsn. gs
beibt, bab eas Werbreden in Mbtpeien.
belt beg Wannes Der Srau 8ainss ber-
iibt tpurbe.
&id m onb. Or. u. 8. 9inb-
lep. tpel6er 2inolep 0aQ BEN Garlbam
College i6entte. ifarb tiirslid in Mins
neapolis, Minn. Serielbe mar tein
@raouirter bon @arlbam, baesssn
batten 3tpei feiner 2inber bieie Nnifalt
beiu&t. Seine sdentuns miro als
Elm Senfmal 9elten.
Nob lesbille. Sas gri1ei-
men beg ySberiban Sun" ift eineefelt
uoroen. nadoem Der 5erausgeber
MeWurtp einen balben MRtbeiI on Der
.Sberiban Nems" burd 2auf ertpor=
ben bate. geioe 3situns.n purben 3u
elmer beri9mol3en.
| Bebforb. Sames 6. Carlton,
prdfibent Der Rational MfoeiatiOn Of
Wertean @ar Weterans. ifarb bier am
| S&laeanfaq. st bate elm Nlter bon
73 Sabren errei9t uno mar Der
S9mieserpater bes ftiiber in Sn.
bianapolis mobnbaften @oroon
| Goulb.
mbrib gitp. Cine gana
unermartete grbidaft fieI ben beioen
S6bnen ber bier beriforbsnen 6rau
Rebecea Bpers au. Die 6rau. tpel9e
Iaus Deutfdlanb fammt, betrieb hier
Ieit 80 Sabren eine Ydferei, niemano
iebo9 bermutbete. baB He fd i'm 8e-
fbe irgenb pelder @elomittel befanb,
big Der 2si&enbeifatter in einem 9tir-
tel, ben He unter ibren 2leibern trua,
etua $4,000 auHano.
Waterloo. Der bur9 bas ae-
friee Ssuer In 3tpei @eiddftslofalitdtsn
sntfaEbene @eiammtidaben belduft fi9
auf ca. $4,000. Sas Geusr foa bur9
einen unabiidtli4 often eelahenen
f@audfans entifanben fein. Gin arObes,
In Der gldbe bes 8ranbes befinoli4es
/, 8adfsin9ebdube i'm Wertae bon $751;
600, uurbe bur9 bic Geuertpebr &c.
I rettet.
Columbus. 8. gs iif bier alges
mein Der Wunia lautbar geworben,
; hab elm gabnbof far sIei&3eitise ge=
nubung bon giienbabnaheen uno Sns
terurban=Wasen gebaut werben m6ge.
Bier giienbabnseleiie. fotuie cine etra=
benbabn 2inie miinoeH In bic Staot
ein. Sie Columbus, @reensbura &
Ri9monb Strabenbabn @eieQfaaft
baben peripro&en, in nd9fer 3eit in
Der Stabt bausn au laRsn.
i gs bisb ferner, bab elm @slsiie Der
Southern Snbiana 2inie bon Mialia
|, bis nod bier an bas 2oblenrebier ge=
, baut tperben folIte. Der um $40 frfih
, bon Snbianabolis abfabrsnbe Waaen
! Der Snoiauapolis, Columbus & soutbs
J ern Sraction 60. bra9te einen oerortis
gea Secoro 81 Stanoe, oab bic geam'
ten Der 2inie glauben, oerfelbe fei bon
/; anberen 2inien unter gleiden Bebin'
aun9en bisber nint iibertroHen worben.
Die tber 40 Weilen betragenbe
> Strefe murbe In elmer Stuube uno 55
Winuten 3uriidseleet uno war Der
: Wagen nit 129 paiia9ieren beiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25

Anbp u. @iders BirtbIdaft
befinbet fiH gde Weif Wai6i9an uno
SHEFFIELD Sty., tn 0au9bpils.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25

- Sic bette 5 Sent Gigarre In
Der @taot, Wu6o's .3On9feaow~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
PENSIONS FOR
MILLIONAIRES
Unexpected Result of Presidents
Service Order OF Last Year.
RICH MEN ARE INCLUDED
Commissioned Allen Sees III Objection
TO Paying in Such Cases, as He
Believes Il Wnl 20 to Charity.

a Washington special says: Pen.
sions for m.llionaircs, is one Of the
new developments under the eXecu.
tive order Of last year.
According to Commission Of Pen.
sions Warner, the application of a
millionaire for a pension has been
recently favorably passed upon. He
did not want the psnion, according 10
the commissioner, on account Of the
money it carried with it, but simply
TO perfect his record of honorable
service in the civil war.
This view Of the disability order is
being taken by many well-to-do veter-
ans who would not otherwise apply for
pensions. The fact that they are ELI
gible and performed the service stlp-
ulated in behalf of the government
and that the government is to recog.
nlze this service by a pension and the
accompanying records Of the same
make the service pension a desirable
addition TO the family records.
The commissioner does not look up.
on this class of pensions as an TN.
desirable burden for the government
to bear. He takes the view that the
funds distributed is used by the APP
plicant to relieve want. In the case
of the millionaire pensioner, he has
knowledge that the recipient has just
made a bequest of hundred thousand
dollars for benevolent purposes.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
PACKERS RESORT 10 NEW TRICK.
immunity CIoimed Under an Alleged Agree.
ment With Garfield.

UiONl WIN
A Chicago dispatch says; Complete
immunity from prosecution under the
pending indictment returned by the
federal grand jury several months ago
is claimed by J. Ogden Armour and
the other defendant packers and
agents charged with being promoters
OF the so-called beef trust" in ad-
ditional pleas in bar, filed Friday af'
ternoon by Attorney John S. Miller,
the packers representative.
The new plea, which came as a
complete surprise to the government,
sets up as facts that when Secretary
Garfield Of the department of com.
merce and labor, investigated the
trusts, he promised the packers that
whatever testimony they gave with
out being under oath, or whatever
documentary evidence they voluntarily
produced, the defendants should have
the same rights, indemnities and I'M
munities as il they had testified IN.
der oath and compuls!on.
Under this new plea, Attorney Mil
Ter hopes to establish the fact that
there was an agreement between the
packers and the government that they
should testify and give evidence with
out being subpenaed or the oath ad.
ministered, but that as far as immuni-
~ was concerned, it should be con.
sldered as II they had ben subpcnaed
and took the oath.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
HEAD or DlsMlMBtRtO GIRL FOUND.
Was taken from Waters Of Boston harbor
Enclosed in Hand .Setche.

What is confidently believed to be
the head OF Susanna A. Geary, the
dress suit case victim, was recover.
ed in leather handbag from the bot
tom OF the harbor at Boston Sunday.
It was dragged to the surface very
near the point where Lewis w. Craw-
ford and william Howard. who have
confessed to disposing OF the dis
membered girl, said they dropped II
from the stern OF an East Boston
ferryboat.
The head completes the body OF the
girl. The trunk was found on Sep
TENDER 81, and the limbs were picked
up October q.
The bag was weighted down with
a quantity OF shot
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
DEADLY GAS EXPLOSION
Sank Building Wrecked, Children Killed
and Thirteen People More or
Less Hurt.

A special from lshpeming. Mich,
says three children are dead and
thirteen are injured, one fatally, as
he result CT an explosion there sun
lay which destroyed the Miners Ma.
tional bank.
The dead: Steven Goodman, aged
IL years; Alice McGoe, aged 10
years, Edward McGrath. aged II
years James +. Mullen was fatally
injured,
\ gas Leakage in the basement OF
the bank building was primaril" re-
sponsiblc tor the explosion and loss
of life. Gas was detected coming
rom the luilding, and two workmen
won't in the basement about O'Clock
5urluy morning with lighted candles
to investigate. The flames evidently
ignitad tho gas in the basement tor
tremendous explosion followed.
The two workmen were blown
through basement window and
landed un.njured in an open box car
SluhuluS vi a hCol ~ NapNN' 49, $500
ing was completely wrecked. The
three children were passing tine build
ing on their way home from church,
and were caught in the falling debris
All the teams in the city were SUM
moned to the scene and the work OF
moving the huge piles OF debris ana
extricating those under them was
rushed
The explosion broke windows IN
many stores in the business district
and scattered the papers and docu'
ments OF the bank for blocks around
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
COMING SOUTH FOR MORE TRADE.
Committee Of Chicago Commercial Associ'
alton TO Iour this Section.

The Chicago Commercial Associa-
ton has decided to cultivate closer
relations with the south. The organ
ization is composed OF merchants,
manufacturers and bankers.
A committee OF fifteen, made up OF
representatives in the different lines
of business, will start south Noven-
Der 18th, and visit number OF prom
inent cities in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama,
Later in the year cities in Louis
lana, Mississippi and other states will
be visited. The party to leave No
vember 18th will go via the Monon
to Louisville and thence to Frankfort,
Paris and Lexington, Ky, to Chatta'
nooga, Kingston, Tenn, to Rome, Ma
rietta, Atlanta, Augusta, Millen, Ma
con, Albany, Americas, Columbus
Ga, to Opelilia, Montgomery Selma,
Birmingham and Decatur, Ala, re-
turning via Nashville to Chicago.
The trip will occupy two weeks
and it is proposed to meet and talk
with the leading business men OF
the cities where stops are made.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
CRtAr IMPOSITION IS PROJECTED
for 1910 Of Meeting Of AtiuntS's Represen'
tatiVe Business Men.

An Industrial exposition Of tho
south's resources for 1910 Is the yer.
dict and decision OF a representative
meeting OF Atlanta's business men
held Monday afternoon in the cham
Der OF commerce HAN 60 discuss the
proposition.
Thlrty.thrce ont Of the fifty prom
inent Atlanta business men who
we're requested TO be present and lend
their views 10 this discussion voted
unanimously that Atlanta should give
the exposition in 1910, or earlier.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
POSSE AND OUTLAWS CLASH.
Battle Of Bullets follows Attempt to Arrest
kentucky Murderer.

Following a month Of fear and anX
ietv resulting from conditions which
resemble somewhat those which pre-.
vailed in Breathitt county recently,
che mountain sides above Middles-
boro and Pincville. KY, Sunday night
echoed ia volleys from rifles OF mi.
litia and possemen on one side, ana
the Ball brothers on the other.
The climax came when the first at.
tempt was made TO arrest Frank Bail
for the killing of Jack Bolen OF Mid
dlesboro. n month ago. No
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
A STRENUOUS SIRGtT Dull
Results in Death Of One end Serious Injury
Of Three ia COrdeIe, Ga.

Of Three ia COrdeIe, ca.
Rufus Burge killed. Will Burge shot
in three places, Policeman J. H. Ger.
man arm broken and internal injuries,
Chief OF Police T. II. Johnson badly
cut and bruised from effect OF heavy
blows, and J. p. Handey, a contractor,
seriously CUTS a record of the re-
suits OF a fight that occurred in Coz
dele, Ca, Friday morning at three
O'Clock.
Rufus Burge and his brother, Will
"a o town Thursday night and got
somewhat under the influence OF wills.
key. and It was in the attempt 10 ar.
rest them that the wholesale duel
was prec.pitated
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
I'VE ARE HtIO TOR CRIME.
Assassination Of Farmer WiIsoa leads to
Wholesale Arrests.

Five negroes are now under arrest
NJ Franklin. Ca, in connection with
the killing Of Max Wilson, the white
man who was done TO death in his
field few days ago
Doc Hardy. the alleged slayer OF
Wilson was placed in jail.
-Four other negroes. George Hous-
ton and his two sons, led and
Charles. and Pleas Armand, are said
to have backed Hardy IN the commit
ment OF the crime. and they have
been taken in custody by the officers,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
WIND STORM DEALS OEATH,
Seven People Killed and Many I"iured in
Oklahoma Town.

Mountain View. an Oklahoma town,
was swept by a tornado late Saturday
afternoon. killing seven people and
doing much damage.
The school house, two churches
two livery barns one hotel, cotton
gin and about twelve dwellings we're
blown away. and many more houses
are wrecked.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10


regarding reservations etc.
the undersigned
GEIssLER, A, Poaehtree Street Atlanta. Ca
W. E. CHRISTIAN A. @. p. A., 1l6 Peachtree St. Atlanta "a
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-10
s s A 3 Q A r .
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
PHONE 81.

BETWEEN NEW YORK, RICHMOND, PORTSMOUTH
AND ATLANTA.
n January 8, 1905.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-03-29
ALL IN SAFE PLACES.
Woman's Many and Varied Recep-
tacles for Valuable Documents.

A Germantown householder who
had given various valuable papers to
his wife to take care of recently
hunted all over the house for the ip-
sursnco policy on his furniture and
could not find It. When the wife came
home from tea he told her his
trouble with considerable perturba.
tion, lest the domucent should have
been lost.
rs that all?" said the wife, looking
with disgust at her very much dis.
turbed desk. where the husband had
been rummaging. why didn't you ask
meY' and going to a picture on the
wall she pulled the policy from be
hind It.
And where" inquired the hus
tand. after he had recovered from
his surprise, do those shares in sihc
Pullaback Valley Railroad and Tim
Der development company happen to
be-"
They're safe enough was the
answer They're in the closet under
the stairs behind the grape juice"
And the deed to the house?"
That's upstairs in the spare room
b packed away under your summer
suit"
By diligent cross-eNamination the
husband found the locations, scattered
from cellar to roof. of numerous other
documents Of value. And now," said
he, whats the answer"
Why said the wife, who was
used to his slang. 81 don't mean that
any robber shall ever come in ard
clean us out in a one hour search.
He'd never think of the places I've
chosen, and If he did he would be
heard going up and down stairs ard
knocking over bottles s'-Philadelphia
Record.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-03-29

In the six years of the country's
greatest prosperity, from 1897 10 1908.
average prices Of breadstuffs advanced
90 per cent; meats. a3,1 per cent;
dairy and garden products, Sol per
cent. ana clothing 24.1. All these were
products Of the farmer and stockman,
who pro1ted more than any other class
of the community by these advances,
The miner benefited 12.1 per cent. hy
that advance in the average price OF
metals. The only decrease in the aver
age prices of commodities In that pc
rlod was in railway freight rates, which
decreased from .79s per ton-mlle IN
1897 to 7G3 in 1903, a loss OF A per
cent, The report of the Interstate
Commerce Commission shows that the
average Increase in the pay of railroad
employees in that period was trife
above S.5 per cent.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-03-29
EXPERIENCE SPOKE FOR HIM
Boy Remembered Recent Use to
Which Nose Elad Been Put.


When Horace started to school he
had cold 1t had been with him
most all winter, consequently he had
come to regard his nose as the very
keystone Of his existence He wae
still doing some pretty tail sniflinc
when called up for his first recitation.
The lesson with which he was in
troduced to the life studious dealt
with that complex and inconlpre-
hensible subject. boy" The teach
er, being woman possessed of an
analytical mind, believed in getting
right down to first principles. She
not only taught the component parts
OF the word boy" but bewildered
Horace with sundry questions con
cerning the boy himself She tweaked
Horace's ears, gouged his eyes and
made sportive jabs at his lips and
mouth, inquiring the while what the
various organs indicated were called
and what We're their functions.
Horace, in spite Of his nervousness,
acquitted himself creditably. and he
would probably have got off with "A
plus" If the teacher had let his nose
alone. Unfortunately she attacke! the
offending proboscis and asked:
And what is this called?"
by dose" gasped Horace, thickly.
And what is it for?" she persisted.
And Horace, imbued with an hon
esty born of innocence and long suf-
fering, straightway responded:
"To blow"