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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
JEALOUS MAN TRIES TO
KILL WOMAN HE LOVES

door 20 the scene OF the tragedy
aud. accompanied by two reporters.
returned TO the house Dion had
locked the front door and entrance
was effected through the rear The
rraxed man was found lying In a
pool OF blood. red torrent flowing
from an ugly cash in his throat
II did Il because | loved her" he
moaned. and attempted 20 push
aside a newspaper man. who was
trying 20 staunch the flow of blood
with bed sheet %, Nettie. Net
tie. do for youl"
Within few minutes after the
crime the police patrol arrived and
Deputy Coroner Wiltaie had the
would~he murderer Femayet TO the
emergency hospital DR.. WlltHlc
sowed up the wound In Mrs. Motifs
head. after which DIGESTIVE Adams
took her 20 the police station. where
she told tho story Of her narrow es-
cape She wAs Released without
bail. bat will be caliesi on 10 prose-
cute Dion as soon as he il diseharx.
ed fnum the hospital
Young Dion IL a son Of q. Dion
manufactures OF patent aaN
sWAge and shaper. aa5 broadway
Ballard lie has besu infatuated
Nith Mrs. Mott for about three years
aud has repeatedly asked her 10 Sc
cure a divorce from her husband
with whom she II estranged. and
marry him.
Monday night Dion called ~ the
house on University. whore a vto-
ient quarrel took place bet the
couple
lie made no threats against her
life. however.
Tho driver who took Dion from
the Butler states that the young
man was sober. although he stop
! ped a. one saloon on the way up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
UNCLE SAM
LOST

Among the passengers on the
City 81 Topeka. Tuesday morning
was W. I Cook. OF the Unuk River
Mining. Smelling 4 transportation
company Mr. Cook stated to a Star
reporter that his company was OPP
Grating properties on the unuk
river. In British Columbia. about 20
miles from Ketchikan.
We have opened up an Immense
~ rich silver lode on our property"
said he some Of the ore running
81 COO 10 the too. and the average
being SOS We have whole
mountain of gold ore averaging s25
To a ton. which will he immensely
profitable as soon as We can pro-
vide facilities for handling H. All
this country. in which We are oner-
ating could have been a part Of
Alaska II the boundary comE- .sston
had not persisted In refusing Brit
ish territory a port IN this section.
We got the port. but we let the
Canadians have one Of the richest
silver districts and one OF the larg'
est gold ore bodies In ali the north
ern country. which could have been
ours ~ We had been reasonable.
We have suffered severely this
rprine from forest fires A 1000
foot bridge across Blue river. on our
private wagon road, was burned
ont. and another long bridge was
severely damaged About one mile
OF the road was blocked up for a
considerable time hy the fallen tim
hers Many thousand feet % fine
timber was destroyed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
A4A4A
PRINCIPALS IN THE TRAGEDY.

seventh and University. He entered
the house nj 626 University, oceu-
Piled by Mrs Dean. who rents rooms
and in tho front parior met Arp.
Mott. who had Just dressed and was
about 20 so out TO purchase some
groceries,
Without a word Of explanation
the Frenehman drew a revolver and
aimed Il at the woman. Mrs. Mott
although recently discharged from 4
hospital. where she was confined fof
str wcska, grAppled with her as.
sailant and held desperately 20 the
hand In which was claspod the re-
volver.
Dion fired four shots AZ the NO
man while they struggled about The
RON. Only one OF the bullets struck
her. As she fell TO the floor. the
desperate man. thinking she had
bosn Killed. rushed 20 an adjoining
room. where he attempted suicide.
Mrs. Dean ran into the editorial
rooms OF The Star. which IL neal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

plexity over the problem OF the next
days meal for the wife and little
ones That's why you and the
boys make good while MessrB. Bank
President and Street Car Magnate
and Wholesale Merchant Toll back
In their swivel chairs and wonder
II the fish Will bite neat Saturday
Let me tell You one grand feature
OF this Dollar club crusade-a feat
ure that will be appreciated by men
and women who spend some of their
time in God-giyen work of charity.
NOT ONE CENT OF THIS
MONEY HAS BEEN PERSONALLY
SOLICITED BY ANY REPRESEN-
TATIVE or THIS PAPER.
Every dollar has come in yolun-
tarily. There has been no telephon-
Ing TO politicians. merchants and
capitalists There has been no pres
sure brought to bear on our readers
10 join the rapidly growing club.
The story OF Workman Lilly's mis-
fortune Was placed before you
And you answered the CALI
You read OF how the honest work.
lngman Of Bellevue and his bad
leg" OF the three unsuccessful op-
efations. Of his limping about the
city on crutchee In search Of work,
while the sore stump became infect
cd with modification. You read OF
the burning OF the little cottage.
from the flames Of which only a
few remnants OF bed clothing were
saved. No one had 10 call you up
and give you the bunch
And that's why the Dollar club In
an organization which has no equal
ia Seattle.
OF course you'll get very little
credit for your good-heartedneas, er-
eept the glow OF sunshine in your
heart reflected from the happiness
that surrounds the Lilly family.
Thers'll be DO rising vote OF
thanks from any great bodies. and
sou won't be handed an embossed
memorial framed in oak. In a few
days. when enough money has been
raised 10 start the cripple and his
family on the road PAST the poor
house. the Dollar club will be n
thing OF the past There Is but lit
tie room in the world today for tho
world OF yesterday.
But
There's room In your heart for a
beautiful memory OF good deed. and
there's room in the hearts OF the
Billya from the crippled father and
patient mother 10 the dear. little
girl baby. FOR a tender feeling Of
gratitude that a lifetime will never
eradicate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Crazed with jealousy. y. Paul
Dion. a good-looking Frenchman. -,
shot and attempted Ia Kill Mrs
Hettie Mott. - In the latter's apart
ments az sc University, near
Sevmth. shortly after 10 o'clock or
Tuesday morning.
Taon only sueeeeded Ia slightly
wounding the woman in the head.
one OF the hullets inflleting a pain
fua scalp wound lust behind the lett
ear.
Believing that his attempt AZ mnr-
der Was successful. the Infatuated
Frenchman turned the revolver on
himself. but the trigger refused 10
work. Ito then drew jackkntfe
from his pocket and slashai At his
threat uniil too faint. from loss OF
blood. to DO himself further injury.
At 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning
Dion. who lives AZ Ballard. engaged
a hack in front Of the Hotel Butler
and was driven to the corner OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
Rough Shack Is What
LilIys Call Their Home
ray DAN pEAN1

tBV DAN DEANsl
The writer went over to Bellevue
Monday ana called on Workman
LILY and his family
I shook hands With the weak
framed but strong hearted unfortu-
nate. who hubbied out 10 meet The
Star man on "a cheap pair Of wooden
clutches.
And with 8rs Lilly. "A HNeet-faccd
little woman. who held 10 her arms a
pretty a.ycar girl baby.
And Aith sturdy, brave i7year-
old Norman LilIY. who vas buHily
engaged Boz patching up the roof
over the shack that the Lillys now
call their home.
And with f5-year-eld Harry and
7-year-old Donald
Workman tIllys wan. fever flush
cd couutenancc lighted up with a
smile whsn I mentioned The star
aud the Dollar club.
srm not going 10 Try 10 thank the
Dollar club members" he said. na
he iimped along BY the side u the
writer Il simply can't It's easy
enough TO aaY lot Of things about
hoW much a man appreciates thing
like this. but when ! Try TO tell what
IL in my heart -
A lump came up into Workman
Inly'a throat and he rather shame
faesdiy brushed aside a tear
The unfortunate cripple showed
me the ruins Of what was once HE
pretty home. and then too1 me into
the hastily erected structure which
IL nov serving him and his little
noek az a shelter. out Of n mis-
ceiianeoun collection OF boards.
workman Lilly and his oldest son
have erected shack which they
call home. True the daylight
streams through the cracks in the
roof and wheu it rains many
streams % water triekie down and
form numerous puddies on the dirt
floor there IL one small room for
the seven LlliyH Ia sleep in. and one
other for cooking and living pur-
poses. there is aeanty bedding and
aesaiier table ware
but
IT'S HOMIE. SAYS LILLY
what am I going to do with an
that money repeated the work
man. as be thouRhtfuIly duE one OF
the wooden erutches into the ground
-itH hafI 90 say You see the whole
thing ia 80 unexpected. AMI It's an
awful lot ~ money too"
sIfow much. papa - asked little
Donald. bis eyes az round az tea
cups
Nearly $500 already" replied the
cripple And The star says that
more is coming"
Two hundred dellafai"
Donald brrathea the words iu an
uudrrtuue ~ awe. lie stole quietly
into the house. where mother Was
nt work. but his voice could be heard
through the cracks in thc door az be
whispered
Mummy. acre richf And we're
goinE % have d home auaiui
wish that an the members ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
DAN CALLS THE GRIP Piled WORKMAN AND HIS FAM
lily At sELLsvUE-THEY LIVE IN \ HOUSE BUILT IN y
DAY BUT ARE HAPPY

Dollar club could have gone With
me 10 zee the I4llys Monday. How
they would have priced their mem-
berhhips IN the little organization.
and what golden thoughts they
would have carried home
Tuesday has been a banner day
for the Dollar club
Early In the morning came 10 the
office one Nose Goldsmith. proprie-
tor OF the Strand theater and dance
hall. situated In the very heart OF
the tenderloin.
Nose Is not n very loquaclous
man. lie talks but little and 10 the
point
Good morning" said Nose.
Good morning" said we.
whats the biggest amount paid
20 far in that Dollar club" said
Muae
We've got several promises for
go and s20." we replied. diplomat
icaily
Nose winked and grinned
"ren dollars" We answered. find
ing ourselves pinned down
Nose reached down into a eapa-
oloua pocket and substracted three
fiye=dollar gold pieces and one ten.
Put mo down for S25.' he
growled but don't mention my
name"
Thanks"
Welcome. Good-day'"
"Good-day'"
Oh. no Nose Goldsmith r we
won't mention your name Well
Just simply tel the story Of a man
with a big heart who doesn't at
tend church regularly. nor send
money over 10 Jam alleged Chris
tlanlty down a Chinaman's throat.
nor have his name in the society
columns nor build public Libraries.
Later Former County Clerk Keep
M sent IN a so gold piece for the
T.lllYs. and many out-of-tOwn read
ers Of The Star are joining the club
daily
II won't be long. n tho member
ship continues 20 grow as Il has The
past few DAYS. before the total VII
b. sufficient to erect little home
Tor the Lillya
Thanks. Nose Goldsmith. tender
loln maRnate. dance hall proprietor
and real workman In the ranks OF
charity,
And thanks 20 YOU. big Jim" the
foreman. Who drif5el into the office
Monday with n handful Of dollars
from the boys Who work down al
Your shop. You know shat u Is 10
be poor. you have more than once
rubbed your aleepless eyes IN per-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
SHE TRUSTED HIM
He 'SWIPED' JEWELS

Armed with a warrant. a local
police officer IL looking for Charles
r. Squire. a Tacoma shoe clerk.
who will be locked up On a charge
~ robbinK Mrs Karl Chase Of 1850
worth Of diamonds.
Mrs Chase claims that last May
she resided al the Raiuier-Grand
hotel SO did Squire. She liked
Squire: Squire liked her. She
trusted Squire. Squire had access
10 her room.
On May q. when she returned.
after weeks absence. Mrs. Chase
found that one solitaire ring valued
At $500 one torauoiae and diamond,
500 and one marquise with three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

ruhlea. $3.50. we're missing
Thereupon. she states. she
charged her friend with the theft
and he admitted having stolen and
pawnei the Jewels
Three witnesses have been noti-
fled 10 the police that they will
have 10 be on hand II the trial %
help clear up matters They are
Sam eoldSeln. proprietor 81 the
Goldstein Cigar company; Mrs Ef-
fle Phillira. OF Grants cafe. and
Atforney Tom Page
All Of which promises some sen
satioaal developments when the
Adonia Of Tacoma's shoe world Ia
located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
KILLED BY GAR

An unknown man was struck
while laying alongside the track Al
F'lfteenth and Armour by outbound
Ballard car 3o5 at about $3.50 Mon
day night. and was dead when pick
"a up. His skull had been frac-
tured In two places.
There il possibility that the
nan was dead before the car struck
hlm. He was about 50 years Of age,
dressed in working clothes and ear
ried a roll OF blankets The coroner
found a large tumor on the top Of
MS head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
SOLD OUT
cBy sorlpps News Ass'n1

NEW YORK. July is.-An Off
clal announcement was made today
that Tomas r Ryan has transferred
all his Equitable holdings 10 the
trustees and ia nov represented by
a single certificate held by them.
subject 10 a trust agreement II is
currently reported that Ryan agreed
TO sell to the society for half mil
lion, with interest at 4 per cent
from the time OF purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
ON THIS PAGE---F YOU LIKE THE IDEA, JOIN RICH
JOIN the DOLLAR" CLUB

Join the DOLLAR" club organized In the
II f the accompanying blank and send II 10 The
enclosing dollar This will ehe admission
a club
when readers realize the for witch has been formed
than dollar
dollars lWe aud Will be credited With that many
memberships In the club.
your dollar and help bring little sunshine
OF n family
The join the club viii be announced In The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

nurse. has sworn 20 warrant
charging d.. J. J GinElcH. president
Of the Copeland Medical Institute.
with aesanit and battery
Miss Christopher claims that
while she was taking care o. the
doctors infant child she auarreled
with Mrs Glngles over her pay. and
that DE GlnFles thcfeupon choked
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
MAY ATTEMPT To
TAKE VLADIvOSTOK

effort on the part Of the japanese
10 capture VladlVnEtok before the
peace ENJOYS reach the United
States A large land force has iuHt
been landed In Peter the Great bay
near the Russian port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

NORWAL<. O.. July sc. W.
French. capitalist and promoter.
who lately has been operating In
California. vas arrested here this
morning and will be taken 70 Akron
for trial on a charge q obtaining
$1,000 from Nathan Berk under
false prctensea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

TOXIC. July IS Fifty foreign
steamers have recently been placed
under tho Japanese flag. loaded
with ammunition and stores 10 ans
company Admiral ToEpa re~t ca
what IL believed viii be desperate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

WASHINGTON. u. c. July is
Il is announced today that Jackson
Smith. % the Internatisnal Railway
OF Mexico. has been appointed as
assistant 10 Chief Engineer Stevens.
Of the Panama canal commission.
Smith will accompany Chairman
shonts and Stevens 20 Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Atet Ne 4 . q ! . 4
= TACOMA. July ia small !
e chlid - Richard Edwards roll
. "a down ara embankmeut at
. Wgkesau this morning and fell I
. beneath the wheels Of I
. Northern Pacific freight en- I
= gine.
q The eblld's head was severed !
. from ita body.
Er4E R4A44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
ETHEL BARRYMORE

The report that the beautiful
American actress IL engaged to
Harry Graham, former private sec
Rotary 10 Lord Roaebery, Is prae-
tieally confirmed and establishes
Miss Barrymore In the high social
position she has gained In England
during her engagements on the Lon
don stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Johnson and Sandy Ferguson. two
o. the foremost negro fighters In
the country. Will meet ia the feature
bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Prof. Graham Taylor. Of Chicago
and Or. J d Fisher PLY. Of New
York. report excellent conventions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

NEW YORK. July iS-Ths tcta-
prraturs roae steadily during the
day. Al O'Clock tha afternoon II
reglEicr~i 100 deEreet The side
walks and streets are deserted
HORSES dropped BY the eroreu. Ton
asNtha by nunatfoke weTe reported
ap 10 ? o'clock. The police hiaitefs
showed several hundred eaNeu Of
Qfortfaiiona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
WEAThER FORECAST

Tonight. Warner. Wednesdays
Fair and Continued Warm Light 70
Fresh Northeast Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Witfe had a final interview with the
emperor at Peterhoff today. For
eign Minister LamsdOrff was pres
enf. Witte leaves for Paris tOmor-
row. accompanied by Mrs. Witte.
who will not make the trip TO the
United States.
II IL announced that as. 26i men
will be called to perform military
service during the present year.
ST. PETERSBURG. July ls.-ft
n reported here that a large party
o. zemstovists and dBmaists at Mos
COW favor issuing proclamation
deposinR Emperor Nicholas and es-
tablishing a regency for Grand Duke
Alexis Nicholaleviteh, With the In
FAINT throne under four grand dukes.
II IL alleged that for this reason
the zemstovist congress scheduled al
MOSCOW for tomorrow was prohibit
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

NEW YORK. July is--lafe re
turns from the hospitals HhaS ten
deaths A. the result 81 the terrific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

BOOMING HOUSE UNIVERSITY SCENE OF BLOODY FRAT'lh
WHICH YOUNG rRsNeAmAN SHOOTS MRS. NgTrlE MOTT
AND sLAsHEs OWN THROAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

BOSTON. July fsk The Douglas
Athletic club. Of Chelsea, has ar
ranged a promising card Of events
for is boxing show tonight. Jack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
WANTS DOCTOR
LOCKED UP

'sHe took me by the throat and
rhoked Mss I.evina Chrlsto-
pher. Trained Nurse.
Miss Lcvina Christopher. trained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

= NEWPORT. r. l.. July Is :
= The second division OF the bat 4
= tleahip squadron Of the North =
= Atlantic fleet, In command OF =
= Rear Admiral Davis, sailed to- =
e day % Join the squadron OF =
> American warships which IL 4
= conveying the body Of Paul =
\ Jones from France. The dlvi- 4
= sion will escort the inbound 4
= fleet 10 Hampton Roads.
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

The sccrrtaries Of the =. VI. c. A.
convention have returned from
Portland. where they were attend
Ing The Washington. Oregon and
Idaho convention. held ia that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
MANY DIE
FROM HEAT

heat yesterday. More than 100
cases Of prnatrationa we're reported
BY the police The hot weather con
tinaes tsday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

DIES MONIES. lea July Is
Daniel Marmon. Mrs Margaret Gas.
per and her a-month-old infant. nnd
John noolittie. all Of this city. are
dead from the heat. A dozen are
Frustrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

The Skagway liner City Of Topeka
came In Tuesday morning with %
passengers, and sails again Tues
day night with a full load OF pas
songers, mostly cxeuslonists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

MILWAUKEE,. July is-Five
pruatrati0na and two deaths ~ the
result 81 heat are reported here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
POWERS AFTER TURKEY

- ~ AaAhfH - q ~ a g. 80 -
! BERLIN. July is.-The-
\ TaEeblatt says that the powers
/ have threatened the porte un-
/ less Turkey agrees 10 the pro-
! posai for International control
! OF the finances OF Macedonia.
A Joint naval demonstration
/ will be made at Salonlkn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
e@antmdSden ~ jung.

Die Yeteftips petticort unb 9Dbore
tep. perbafteteu fura Dor Witterna9t
Sohn Batter, Der In go. 706 Warmon
abe. eine SGanfwirtbidaft bstreibt,
neil er cine Winbsridbrise in Sienfen
bate.
Sn Bafers Wirtbf9aft nsrfebren
insbeionbers &oumdnisr, Ssrbsn, llns
Darn unb @ali3ter unb foI es In Der.
ielben 3iemli& lebbaft 3ugeben. Die
Setettips b0rten nun. bab Bafer Elm
minbsridbrisss Mdb9en bsiddftise unh
begaben f@ In bic Wirtbi&aft. Sier
uuroe ibnen In Der 3bat geifi9e De.
trdnfe bon elmer 17.idbriaen 8artenbe.
rim frebsnat. Die @ebeimpOli3ifen
maatsn benz @irtb 0omplimente aber
oie iunse Bartsnoerin unb erfldrten
Batter barr, fur berbaftet. sic tperben
aess, ben @irtb bic Qla9e erbeben,
baB er Winberidbri9e bef&dftige.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09

Die Aufmertfamfeit bes @ongrehss
fol- tuisbsr auf ben f&waAen proeents
iab Der auf ameritanii9en S&ihen
transporiirten pafasisre uno Waaren
qelenft uerben. Bon ben 240 faf
our9mss srOBen, mOoernen Oeeans
bampfsrn. tpel9e bieisn Werfebr aaf.
rsdt erbieltsn, traser nur 80 bte ame.
ritanif9e Glaess. Die 8eianimisabl
Der auf amerifanii8sn S&iHen einges
f1iften uno entlafsnen Seeleute (uns
ter Yerhdf9tisung Der wieoerbOlten
@inidiHunsen) betrug 218.091. Bon
ben Sesleuten tuaren 47,088 seborens
ameritansr, %. 5 n~aturaIiRrte Nms.
ritaner uno 81, 173 Nusldnber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Die Yrpbibitioniifen BON Sow,

Sie Yrpbibitioniffen BON Sotpa
bolen 3u einsm ~abermaligsn idperen
S9lass ssssrt ben 0anoel nit geitisen
@strdnfen aus. Sbr @%onsrebmann
6spburn bat cine 8orlase einsereidt,
nod pel9er ole auf @iienbabnen per-
ianoten alfobOlii9en 8etrdnfe ben &C.
fsbsn ieoes Stastes unterwOrfen isin
iolsn, ben ie paiiren. Samit tptirben
nattirli9 ole probibitionsfaaten her-
metiid a~bseipsrrt isin sesen bic gin=
fubr bon seiFigen @etrdnfen. Dos
mtirbe probibition burd bic Bunbes-
gepalt fein; suelet9 aber aud Elm 10
frs9er ginsriff In bic &sats Der 9sbte=
rem, bab es unbegreifi9 erfdeint, ME
5epburn fid 3u einem berartigen ger-
lansen beraeben fonnte. Man foIte
es FIR islbfperfdnblia Balten. baB Der
@onsrsB fia 30 elmer iOlden 8ergepal=
tigung Der &e4te uno 8eiebe beg 8un-
BEG nidt berbeilafen mirb. Sas Iibe-
rale Clement bat absr ale l1rfa&e. benz
@ungrehe BARN niat unbeoingt gu
trauen. Wie leidt berielbe In Semps=
rsn3- unb probibitionsfa9en fnis.
iduad tpirb uilo umfdlt, bat bic gb.
idafung Der Wilitdrcanttne nit unan-
genebmsr Seutli9feit ertennen laHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Gin Dilemma.

Cine beifls germidelung bat lid UNI
bic wtirbisen 6dupter unferer gunbes.
Geuatoren bur9 ben Bob ibres 2ole,
gen Spbn 8. Wit&eI bon Oregon sss
tuoben.
Mit9sl III INNER nod WitsIisb bes
gunoesisnats unb Der Senat bat aud
nod feline offiaielIe Bena9ri9tiguss
bon Der 0~erurtbeilrng beg Senators
tpeaen Der bertibten 2anbi9winbelsien
erbalten.
Sat Der Senator i9on Bel 2sb3eiten
Der srlau9tsn 96rperi&aft bur9 feline
2anoi9minbeIeisn G&anbs esmadt. 70
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men Sob Dor Elm aan3 herapidtes Die
lemula.
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ffirbt; 3uinst oas 9erfommsn feline
utirhissn 3ollsgen ernfli4. Elm Qomite
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benz gegrdbniB bertritt, unb apeitsns
bic abbaltung elmer Srausrfsisr In Der
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reberi auf bic 0srbisnfe bes Sooten
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ta~ntenbaus bur9 elm 2ortite bertre.
ten if.
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nat unb Saus aus Anlab bes 8obes
zines Senators auf tuenisiens sinen
Sa3 tire Sibungen pertagen.
Nun NOR absr WitGeq neben isinsr
gigenf&aft als Senator unb Stats.
mann aud Elm S9winbler In aroBsm
Rabe. 6dtte Senator Wit&eQ ues
nigfisns nod Biz ben Weibna&tsfeier'
taaen, an benel Der @onsreb 6erien
bat, nit ietnem unaeiiisen Beoirfnib
Dor benz t6&ffsn @i&ter 3u erf&etnen.