davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Says THE PACKERS
MUST STAND trial
ORDERED BY UNITED STATES
JUDGE TO ENTER PLRA NEXT
+ s.. THURSDAY.
In Hearing in Chicago osverAmeat
Wins Another Victory Sus-
taiAs Demurrer to Packers' Plea In
Abatement

Chicago, Sept 3s.-Tle packers in
dicted in the federal cases for violation
Of the Sherman antitrust law suffered
another sweeping defeat Friday when
Judge Humphrey. in the United States
district court, sustained the demurrer
of United States District Attorney
Morrison to the plea in abatement filed
some time ago by the packers. The
blow was made more crushing by the
statement of Judge Humphrey that the
governments demurrer was sustained
on broad general grounds and without
taking into consideration the technical
points raised by District Attorney Nor
rison. The indicted men had asked,
through their counsel, that the indict-
ments voted against them be declared
void, advancing various technical rea-
sons. This plea was thrown out Of
court. -
~. Must Stand Trial.
The packers must now stand trial
in the federal court on the indictments
charging them with violating the anti
trust laws. The court ordered the de-
PENDANTS to appear in court Thursday
and plead guilty or not guilty to the
charges made by the government that
they conspired in the transaction of
their business to the injury of fair
competition. '
: Attorneys for the packers, however,
have not exhausted the technical
moves allowed them by law. They
filed notice that they would enter a
demurrer to the indictments. The
court ordered this demurrer to be pre-
pared before the date set for the plead
ing. It is probable that a further delay
in the entering of pleas will be grant
ed by the court when he takes up this
demurrer question. He is expected to
grant time for the attorneys for the
packers to argue the points to be
brought up. These points will involve
defects on the face of the indictments.
and, while some of the ground covered
by the plea in abatement will be gone
over again, new legal objections to the
writs> will be adduced The result sought
will be the quashing of the indict-
ments. @
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
MAKES SERIOUS CHARGE.
Banker SchiH Declares Minutes OF
Equitable Directors Meeting a'
to Be False.

New York, Sept. 3o.-Jaeob H.
Schih, head Of the banking hrn OF
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., testified Friday be-
fore the life insurance investigating
committee that the minutes Of meet
ing Of the finance committee OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society, in
February, 1903, were false in recording
the purchase Of $5ee, ,>ee Of Union Pa.
cific preferred stock for holding aa.
count" Mr.. SoAih said he was pres.
eAt at the meeting and no such trans.
action was made. Asked if apart
from what he heard at that meeting
he desired to be understood that the
Equitable records were false, Mr.
Schin said If such transaction was
made he did not hear it. He would
like to take counsel before he made
a direct answer
Mr.. Sch1ff expressed the opinion
that it was wrong for James H. Hyde
to participate personally in syndicate
transactions. He did not know, ne
said, that Mr.. Hyde had done so until
these disclosures. The Equitable, =
said Mr.. Schiff, was at the mercy OF
one man-either Alexander, or Hyde.
1t seems to me it was all Hyde. Every
thing was Hyde. The vice OF the EN-
tire insurance situation has been ire.
sponsible power .sgS3s Is 1S;a
During the afternoon session when
Alfred w. Maine, an associate auditor
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
lciety, was called to the stand, it was
disclosed that the Equitable Life, the
Mutual Life and the New York Life
companies had formed pool to look
after legislation before the various
state legislatures. 5, .aa a
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Used Red P ,pper.

St. Cloud, MINI, Oct. 2.-Sprinkling
red pepper and oil cloves behind them
in their flight, two reformatory in
mates baffled the pursuit of blood-
hounds and made their escape They
had secured piece OF steel from which
they fastened a saw and cut one of the
bars to the window. Then breaking
another bar they, made an aperture
large enough to admit of the passage
OF their bodies through the window.
Their escape was discovered within
twenty minutes and the blOodhounds
Of the institution were put on their
track. Scarcely had the hounds hit
the trail when they began to sneeze
vio emily from the inhalation of the
pepper and the trail was lost in the
.u skirts of Sauk Rapids.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
A.ca,uittetd.

Caldwell, o., Sept. 80. Herbert o..
Barber, former vice president of the
defunct Commercial bank OF Cam
bridge. O., was acquitted Friday night
by jury of the charge Of grand lar
ceny in connection with the alleged
.lnisappropriation OF securities entrust-
ed to the bank.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Sherrick Indicted.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 3O.-David
3. Sherrick, former auditor of state
and recently removed by Gov. Hanly,
was arrested at his home Friday on
an indictment returned by the Marion
county grand jury, charging him with
grand larceny, embezzlement and con-
piracy to defraud. He gave bond iii
the sum of $4,000.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Appeals the Case.

St. Paul, Sept. 30-The supreme
court will consider the constitution
atty of the inheritance tax law at
the October term. Appeal in the
Ramsey county case was filed and
it is probable that this case will be
combined for purposes of appeal with
the Martin case from Hennepin. The
appeal filed is from decision of Judge
Orr, who refused to grant peremp-
tory writ of mandamus on applica-
tions Of Jesse Foot as county treas
urer, directing Probate Judge Bazille
to appoint appraisers on the estate
of theslate 2: 2. Ferguson.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Warren Mercantile Co..
\. N. Lodoen Manager.
Positions. {

Get your business education at
Concordia College, Moorhead,
Mimi, and you need not worry
about position. Twoof last years
graduates are holding positions
netting them 5000 year.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-05-25

ALI our Furniture must go AT A GREAT SACRI
because we will have to discontinue this line until sect
larger house.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Bet 9iats beisbsn, lit Der maana.

yet gi9te beleben, tit Der r1agDa'
rii4e patriptismus nihts METER, oIs
@roBmanns= unb llnterorifunqsIuht.
Sbwobl Is auf Der Sanb liegt, bab
unsarn BON Der ilabii9en Sodfut6
fortgei9wemmt rsroen uiroe, peu1 ss
f9 ni9t mebr auf OeferreiG iftibsn
tbnnte, rno Obpobl bic Wagparert ui9t
einmal bic Webrbeit Der @siammtbe=
p6lferuns In unearn bilben. molten fe
f9 ourdaus bon Osferrsi9 lusreiben
uno ua9ber ale anoeren Nationalitd.
ten 3tuangsusiisn .magparihrsn". gs
it m6sli9, tuenn aud ui9t wabrf9eins
lid. bob Osferrei&, bes langet 0as
oers mtioe, auleBt auf isoen Illus.
slei4" freipiIis perai&ten unb ungarn
R9 ielbf ibsrlahen wiro, aber es TT
gana unbentbar, baB aud bic 2roaten.
Serbeu unb Rumdnen, bon ben 9eut.
f9en gau3 3u iamsisen, f& ibre Spra.
DE unb ibr Doltstbum mioerfanbslos
tpsrber rauben IaKen. & Somit t6nnsu
bic masparif&en pldne nur 3u eiHem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

giir9ertrieee fibren. Die borausi9tlid
nit Der 3erfidslung bes 2anben enoen
wtiroe. Senn bic Wasparen inb wes
Der an 8ilbuns nod an 2riegsth9tigs
feit ben anberen g6ltsridaften 10 be-
oeuteno tiberle9en, bab fie bofen btr=
fen, ale @sgner su gOoen 3u f9lagen
unb bic Beiiegten %bolftdnbig gu unter=
ioden. Muberbem f6nneu bic Slaben
iomobl ME Die &umdnen ft9 an ftamm-
bsrtuanbte bena9barte Nationen anleb.
men. pd6reno Die Wasparen in @uropa
b69ffens bic Sirten urtb bic Simmer
als ~tueitldufige 8eruanote 3u tsanfpru.
den bern6gen. Die Sirfen perben
ibnen aber fi9srli9 ni9t bethlehem, unb
Die Simmer fiBen bod i'm @oroen RuB-
lambs unb Stanoinapiens.
Selbf uenn GILES nod ibrem @un=
i&e uno Wiaen singe, f6nnten bic
Magparen teine @roBma9t ms 2sben
rufen. Sa fie ieood erft i'm eisensn
ganoe fi9 Der Sberbsrrfdaft ertdmpfen
uno DEFENDERS bic hberais 3dben 9roa.
ten f6 .andbneln" mibten, 10 piirosr
iie es als ielbfftdnbiss Station in abb
iebbarer 3eit ni9t einmal gu .inem
a9tbaren 2lsinftaate bringen. sic
fteden ft9 unerrei9bare 3iele unb iiber=
i9dBen ibre 3rdfte in uabrbaft ldder-
li9er Weiie. 8ieaei9t perbe1 absr
bic yNationaliten" iebr balo abse.
uirtbf9aftet baben uno wieoer ben Bee
ionnenen glemsnten usi9sn miiHen,
bic bas 3uiammenlebe1 nit Osfsr-
reid fur bic @runobebinsune her I'M
earilden grifen3 balten. Wenn bic
6anatitrr nod LANCE an &uber blets
ben, pirb llngarn, bag i9on iebt cine
unnatiirlid sroBe Mustpanberung bat,
bas S9idfal Srlanbs tbeilen. (@bic.
abenopoft.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Jtp. 35 Sub Meribian Str.
Merchants National Bank.

Ser bort9tige p~eitiebenbe Mann
lest baS Sunbament gu einem @er>
mogen, abnli9 pie Der Waurer cine
8adteinwanb baut - Stein auf Stein
CUR Belt. Ser Mann Der ieinen eriten
Stein nidt Iest, neil berielbe feline
%bOutanbise Mauer ergibt, pirb feline
groben SOrtidritte in Der GrIansung
zines @erm0gens MAIDEN. giele 9eute
berleben ibr Ginfommen unb iparen
nidt neil Ser 8etrag int anfang su
flein erideint. Oie srOBten SinanSiere
seben Idt auf Die Yfennise unb Die
sroBten Sinan;@ Snititute werben be-
reitwiaisit Sbnen iparen belfen. 8e-
ginnen Sic beute Elm Spar@onto nit
unS.
INDIANA TRUST CO.,
GdpttaI. ..........$ 81 100000
11eberi9ub.. ....... .$250,00O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
John c. RuCkelShaQs,
...&e6tsanmalt... ie
(Srhbei etaatsanpaIt.) jig
323-325 Snoiama Sruf 0ebanae
s55Qi
Telepbon (neu) $50. ~f

2itbe Gain, Der IL Sabre alte
SObn Der ssrau Sonatban @oOt aus
Jrantfort, Sno., muroe bier BON iei-
men 8ertpanoten i'm Serminal=8 abns
bOfe in gmpfans senOmmen. Der
Sunge NOR, na4oem er feline Spar=
bant um etua $40 erlei9terte, nod bier
gereift, I'm nidt gum Sentifen gehen
gu mtiRen, ba er, ME er fi9 alsoriift,
teinen ulf nit ieinen 3dbnsn getriebsn
haben tuoIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

tpobn @bina's ge9en uns uno beweiien
ben Md6tsn uniere Selbflofsteit. gs
i9eint, oaB bic Regieruns ME Wiinf9e
oes 6eeresleituns niemals auf i6re BE-
re4tisune asprtft bat. Seos 6rage
lnuB bonn politii9sn uno biplomatii9sn
Stanbpuntt aus betradtet perben.
Selbft bic WiIitdrbsh6rbsn finb ni9t
unfeblbar. go tat bic Nrmee ). 9.
oas ftrense 8erfabren gesen bic 2riess'
beri9terftatter, bic He ~anfan9s talt be-
banosIte uno bann umfdmsi9elte, nidt
aufre9t srbalten f6nnen. Sas mar
minoehens cine Sborbeii, benin IN
3rie9s3eiten barf man bic Welt ni9t
ausidlisBli9 bonn militdrii9en @e=
idtspuntt aus betra9ten."
gnbli9 sins Der &eo1er auf China
elm: Der 3wed be; enslii6. iupani=
i9sn gfnbniHss mar bic Siderbeit
2orea's unb oie grbaltung uno nus.
6eutlns @bina's. Die &esieruns Be.
i4dftigt fi9 beftdnoig NIT China uno
3orea. Sis bat 0eriammlungen be-
rufsn gum 3med Der Nusbeutung oie=
Ter 2dnoer, aber ibre 8~emtbun9en
ino b.r9eblid geueien. Sd wiros
mid freuen, bon irgeno etpas 3u 3D..
ren, bas uufers &e9ieruns in China
errsidt bet. absr i'd CLAUDE, unfer
ginfIub in China mddft ni9t. ME er
iolte. truBosm 3apan ben 2ries gun,
She'll i'm SntsreHe @bina's fibrt.
China bat Elm @omite our Bsratbung
Der sutinftisen manbi9uriiden politit
einssisbt uno ben @apitdn &di9itelnp
snti9lhpfen lafsn. unier ginHuB In
China III i'm S9winben. 81 unIsre
&saisruns oieien S6atiadsn sessntibsr
bIinb2 Shut lie etuas, UNI uniern
@inHuB in China pieberbersuftelen?
Ober III fe ssoanfen- unb resuneslos?
Srob Der anoausrnoen grfolse unierer
Nafen ldBt unfere diplomatic biel su
tpiniden tibrig. Sesbalb erfude it
unfere Wtiuifter, benz @omite bone
M%uftldruns 3u seben." Nad bieisr
Gsoe trat oas @omite auf ben 0or=
i4lag bes Winifers bes NusuGrtiaen
2Omura in elmer gebeime g.ratbnns
elm.
Ser 4usrif auf oas Winiasrium
benefit aueierlei, erfiens, bob Der RE
gieruns ~tiber5aupt barts 3dmpfe nit
benz Parlament beporfeben, bas f9
CUR 3eit untsr Dem Druid bes 2rieges
aur IgrDbten 9adgiebigtsit ge3uunqen
fie6t, uno aueitens. baB Serr Oif4i
unb feline Sreunos iiber oas, mas bic
iapanii4e Diplomatic aussuri9ten ber=
mag. iebr iibertrisbens 9arfeGungen
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
43 @emi6en
Opfer zines Serbrr@ens.

2~eieler, ST., 5. Npril. Die
acknowledgements baben ertIdrt,
baB Die 43 perionen, tusl4e in 2eiter's
@rube umfamen, our9 Nadidmabsn
get6otet tpurben, bic bur9 cine pulber=
grplOfion perurfadt muroen unb bab
bieIe pulbersrplof;on bon unbetannten
perionen peranlaBt alurbe. Sie l1n-
terIu9uns beg @Oroners oauerte apei
Sage.
z Mann 9erettet.
Carbonate, Sa., 5. april.
Der friibere @cubeninipeftor gban 8.
Sotn, Der sinSige Ja9mann, tuel9er
felt benz unsthd am Wontass BEN
3eislerss 9a9t unteriu&ts, ertldrte
beuts, ofenbar fei bic erfte grpIofion
cine @aserplofion semsien. Die apeite
bagrssn iei bur9 BUILDER berborgerufsn
tuorben. NIs ole @rplofon pafirte
tuaren in benz SdaGt As Tdbaen Bull
Der unb 2 8iften Spnamit. Nabe benz
lebteren lag cine eroBe Menge 3ano.
tapleln. Der 0entilationsapparat In
ben unteren Stolen mar feit 6reitaa
ni9t In Sbdtigtsit.
Die goronersunterfu9un9 III mod
i'm 8an9e.
Getern Ibenb tamen union.3 oblen-
grdber bon 6oaibapboro, Sobnfon
gitp, 6errin uno Warion in s.nem
grtraauge an uno nod 8 Stunben
tparen bereits 7 Marrt gerettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
6rnnoeigentbums llebertragungen,

@li3abetb s. SeisfeI an Nnna 9.
So1lanb. Got l, 8rown's Subj. Sol
1, Sobnion's Grben Nob. $3.50 bel
|2l7 NuB. berbeRsrt, noro6flide gds
Central Ibc. unb Is. GtraBe. 3d.
900.
@eorge Mlie an &alp6 8. Sarosn.
Got "a, Square 5, 2incoln part. 40
BEL 142 SUB, perbehert, Shoieite Der
alabama ctr. swii9sn %. unb %.
Strabe. SO, 900.
Sreb Cline an Carl 8. G9ramm,
Got 16. BOOTS Sub. glof Is, Sobns
IONS grben Nob. SO, As Bel 1890
Sub iio0itl;9e gde parf Ibe. unb 20.
Str. Dacant.
gbpin u. CUNT an Sannab Or.
@rabam, Got Is, 2atta's erfe Weri=
bian Ctr. Ibb., 100 Bel 296.77 Sub,
bacant, noro6flide gde Wsribian unb
81. Str. 81. 500.
WiQiam u. W6itater an WiIiam
6uber, Got 20, Swiname's erffe Mbo.,
40 Bel 14S SUB. bacant. 6filide Settle
Der &ineaolo gpe., norbli9 bon pal=
n1er Ctr. 5000.
@ertruse 9. &opsr an Naues Sas.
finger II. a., Got IA, glod z. 9incoln
Bart. 40 BEL 1867 SUB. bacant, NETT
Iide Settle Der Central Wbe., itbli9
bon "a. Ctr. LOO.
George 6. &ofuel on Charles 8.
Clinton u. u. n6roli6e Sdlfte bon Got
5, Square 8. Norb parf Wob., 53.4
BEL 1865 5rB, perb.. 6ftli9e Settle Der
S0inOis Str, nbroli9 bon 80. Ctr.
"a, 500. e
Sobn .. Mu9ge an Charles Berbel,
Cots 81 uno %, M. gurton's Sub
oibifion. Sheil bon Section 81, 8omn.
ibip Is, Range 4. 9 Neres, psrrs
Somnibip, $4,000.
Sas. g. Qinasburp an Marp M. @.
8eberio9e, 2ots % uno 20, @bambers'
suboioifion. Srpin9ton, 80 BET lao
Sub. bae., Noroieite bon @bamberss
Strabe, babe Nububon &oab, unb
She'll bon Sft.ion 8, Sownibip Is,
&an9e 4, 10 Ncres, Warrsn 5oun=
flip. $4,000.
Imanoa 5. Sbsp an Sapib DO.
parrp &C.. 9ots 85-89, iopie 81 unb
l26, gater's S%uboiOiion %@liftOn'on=
be-Riper. bac.. 3mii4en 8rano Nbe.
uno 5lora Strabe. n6roli9 BON Boz
fer Str, $4,000.
WiGiam 6. @aling an Charles s..
@nners, Got 50, Sings Suboioiiun,
8rpan's Mbbition. 40 BEL $50 SUB.
pae., @efieite bon 9amiltOn Ape.,
iiioli1 bon SiIben Str, $500.
2ebi 6unter on Mleranoer Saggart,
Got 8, Nnoerfon's &C. Suboibiion,
She'll bon Square SO, 80 bel 1876 SUB,
psrbeKert, Warfet. bis Court Str,
Dfflid bon Mlabama Str, $40. 600.
Grances Graft &C. an Wiliam 6.
pbipps &C., Got 9, SaHon's Subbipis
Ron, Buffers @robe Nooition, 80 bel
100 Sub, berbeHert, Offeite pon @or-
nell @oe., n6rbli9 bon Is. StraBe,
$1,000.
6arrp ). WiIiean an Golon 8.
@rooe, Cots 257, $50 uuo 259, @nl.
psr's &C. SubbibiRon, 40 Bel 125 SUB
isbe, Ofieits ben @Onier NSe., fioIi9
BON Qau9bep Npe., $3.50.
Sobn 90. Wiler on 2atie Wurrb,
Got 5. glod 6, HoroIeite slob., 164
6uB 6ffli4e Settle bon Broabmap,
n6rblid bon Gleet Str, $4,000.
Wargaret Bruce on oenIslben, Got
80, basielbe @ieentbura, 81, 800.
Warp g. Sobnion an George g.
goburn, She'll Cots SO unb "a, Butt
Isr's Noro abolition. college I@orner
Nbb.. S. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

9innie 3. Sbirlep on Wilton u.
Woolen, Got 9, Beds Sub, She'll bon
Sbobes q. S0inOis aoo., n6rolid bon
13. ctr. $4,000.
@omin 6. 6u0er on @oa 6. Bell.
Got IL, 6. 6let6ers Sub. She'll Der
SOaege gdP, iaolid bon l3. Strabe.
$500.
Sobn 9. Boomers an &atberine Or.
@ebrlide, 2ois 10 uno 20, Spes Sub.
Dunlaps Nbb., fio6fii9e gde bon
6arlan unb Wooolapn Mbe. 5000.
Oliber 6. Salo on Snrab u. Sos
neg, She'll BON Got 81, fio6flide Woo.
iisli6 bon Orange Ctr. $2100.
Jerbinano &oroing on gfparb $.
Sarms, Got 10, sanbers Str. 4bo.,
tusfflid bon Wrisbt Ctr. $4,000.
Oscar 8. Nittle on Jrant GIia. bis=
ielbe. $4,000.
Sarab &. Sant on Sute s. @oons,
She'll BON Got 35, Wilarb place Iob.,
n6rbli9 bon Waibinston Str. $1450.
2ucius 9. Smifi on Senrp 5.
Meper, Got 6 unb She'll bon Got 5,
Union Str. Subo., iaoli@ bon ari=
coma Ctr. $1,000.
WiIbur ). Brpmber an college
Seigbts &ealtp Co., Got 9. co Ia,
2incOln part, n6rolid BON "a. Str.
$500.
Sba .. Stanlsp an @bas. SeKup
II. H., Got %, OssOOos @aihinetun
goulebaro Nbb.. n6roli9 bon 80. ctr.
5000.
Sobn ID. 9iGp an Nnp 6. @ales,
2ots 113-116, 5letders 8. Nob.,
uefli6 bon 0emman Str. $4,000.
parfs Or. Martin an Charles M.
Calm u. a.. Got 146. &easan parf,
6fli6e Ssite DON gelefontaine Str,
iiioli9 bon 25. Str, 500.
Sobn 6. Woobaro an Nelie g.
9uteo, She'll Got 131 Sultan IL. a.,
4oo., Srbing.on. noroweitli4e gde
3rifter Wpe. uno Iubub:n &oao,
SO, 500.
0ictor 3emp an 2oben q. 2ea9,
She'll Got 625, StOuts S%noiana @pe.
6ifli6 bon Belt &ailroab, n6roli9 bon
Is. Str, So. 500.
Sames 8omen al Nuguffus q. Bos
men, She'll bon Sec. 80. Sp. II, q.
4. Az Gder, in Waihington 8p.
$500.
CHARLES 8. Srusler an WiQiam %.
Wiler, Got IS uno She'll bon Sc,
Winoior place Mbb.. As bel $50 SUB,
uerbsHert, Ofieite Der Newman Str,
n6rolid bon 10. Str. 81, 500.
Wartha 8. partburf on German
Nltmann. Got 2 in 2ate's Subj, 6.
& s. &. 81. Cos. Moo., 80 bel 146
SUB. psrbeKsrt, stofeite Der 2anias
Str. tueilid bon Msribian StraBe.
$1,000.
Clarence u. &ebler an gilbert 8au=
mann, ST., Got 6, Sheis's Subj. in
L. 8rootfioe Noo', 40 BEL 125 SUB,
berbeKert, Noroieite Der 8rootioe Mpe.
6itli9 bon 10. Str. $3.50.
GLEN 6. @rabam an Shomas DO.
&i6arofon u. a., Got "a in Sultan
u. u. Nbb., Srpinston, Al Nder,
pacant, Wefieite Der Nuoubon @oab.
ueFlid bon uniberitp gpe. 81, 900.
Wm. s. 5or on SObn q. WeId.
She'll BON Got 5, glof 20, 0rate's
Mooition, Wetieite Der SlinOis Str,
n6roli9 bon Is Ctr. $4,000.
Saiip peters an &ate NoIan, n6rb=
li9e 9dlfte bon Got Is, 9ou9laB Mb=
bition, She'll bon Outlot Isl, @eft-
feite Der SouelaB Str, n6rbli9 bon
Neu Sort Cir. $706.
go. 4 5ibeIitp Building & Sapinas
Union an Watiloa 8. Bearo, Got %,
Sbeele's Of Wi9isan Str Nobition,
Weftieite Der &uraI Str, itbli4 bon
Wihiear Ctr. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

O ouberneur0anIp nebft
GamiIie ueroen In 3trse ibre &eftben3,
1906 Noro alabama Ctr. bs3ieben.
Seit6er bate Der @Ouoerneur i'm 9otel
getpobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

0aramttrte Rar fir &dmprrboiSem.
3itelnbe, bIinbe, blutenbe ober berpors
Experimentation. Sbr MpotbeEer erftots
tet bas @eIb 3uriid tpenn PAZO ONT
MENT gu iuriren perfeblt IN 6 Bic Ia
9agen. SOC.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
OLDEST OLD MAID.

Kokomo. Ind. Nov. Miss Eliza
Williams, the oldest unmarried woman
In the United states. Was 101 years Old
on November ]. She Is confined to her
bed with a crushed hip. the result OF a
fail a few days. ago Gntil this accident
ahe was able to walk about with the
assistaucc-Of her canes. and. the first to-
arise about the ho9s-ehold generally
dressed herself unafded. Miss Williams
did AT her own sewing until two years
ago, VIXEN she was persuaded 10 give up
anything OF that kind. she being assured
that she had done all that was 10 be
expected of her She performed all the
duties OF her household until five years
sgO.
She has always prlded herself that
she never went with the same man twice
IN her life. She received one PROPOSAL
An admirer obtained permission to call
on her once and proposed on the spot
but was rejected and never allowed 10
call agaE. Miss Williams says God
never intended her TO marry. She cares
for the men only who are relatives
Some time ago she refused to attend a
picnic because she would have to be
assisted kn and out Of the buggy by
strange men,
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
HYDE HAD THE STREET
IN A HOT SCRAMBLE
CONTINUED from First PAGE


Investigating COMMITTEES. practically ae-
sSssed Ex-Governor Benjamin B. OdelI
of blackmailing the Mercantile Trust
Company out of $4,000, as a settlement
OF a suit brought by him to recovs ,
losses he made in an investment in the
bonds OF the United States Shlpbuild-
ing Company.
He charged:
First-That E. II. Hartman told him
the Mercantile Trust Company. which
was owned by the Equitable Life. had
better settle Odells suit. otherwise a
bill might be put through the Legisla-
ture repeating the Mercantile's charter.
As, IS a result Of this threat. Bainbrtage
yised its officers 10 pay OdeIl SO, 600
Odel. who was then governor of the
State. toOlk the money. but did not turn
over TO the trust company the shin
suit. BE subsequently, sold these Sc.
curities and retained the proceeds.
Repeal Bill introduced.
second-That on March 81. lsO4. the
late Senator Amber, one of Odells
friends, introduced a bill which, II II
had gone through. would have annuIled
the charter OF the Mercantile Trust
Company. The $3.50 was paid to Odell
In the fall Of the same year
Third-That L. H Hartman ana
Henry c. Frick tried to form a con-
spiracy 10 remove him as a factor in
the Equitable so that they could GET
possession OF the society and its 500.
| 600 OF assets
Fourth-That Frick,s first move in
this direction was an effort TO have him
appointed an ambassador by President
| Roosevelt. Hartman, Jacob II. Schir,
and Senator Depew did all they could,
/ he said. 10 further this plan. He was
/ attracted by the Idea, and after they
! had made all the preliminary moves he
| saw the President.
Fffth-That Hartman and Fricly
/ while pretending to be his friends il
his fight with James ". Alexander. did
/ lS---eryEhing. possible to depreciate the
value OF his stOckhoidings in the
i Equitable Life, and then made an offer
/ tc. his lawyers 10 buy his stock control
Of the society.
Frick Tried to Rule.
i Sfxth-That Henry c. Frick, from the
day he entered the Equitable board oi
directors. tried 10 dominate the society
and created "a reign of terror"
/ Seventh-That the Equitable's yellow
dog fund maintained in the Mercantile
1 Trust Company as a loan. and known
i as the James W. Alexander No. 3 ac-
| count, was used for three purposes
| namely. to settle suits. the purchase oi
| Equitable stock and for political con
| tributions- When this loan was nquf-
dated last July. Hyde paid out OF his
private funds $212. 900.
Mr.. Hyde was then asked regarding