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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16

Omaha is to have the annual meeting
Of the Central Shnrthorn Breeders associa-
ton, February and I. l.. c. Lawson OF
Clarks, Neb., president of the association.
came to Omaha Thursday empowered by
the executive committee of the organiza-
tion TO name the place of meeting After
a conference with committees from the
Omaha Commercial club and the South
Omaha Live Stock exchange, in which ar
rangements for the meeting were agreed
upon Mr.. Lawson said the Shorthorn men
has a membership of 694. The association
embraces the states of the middle west,
I,IiI ILoHI the ROCKY MOUNTAINS as far east as
southern states. 1t is due much to the
tireless work of Mr. Lawson that Omaha
secured the meeting, as it was desired by
several other cities. The meeting last win
ter was at Sioux City and $50 members
were present
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
them up for the first evenings perform.
PLAN TO TAX REDS LANDS
Movement to Levy on Indians Tracts
since Drainage Districts
Are Created.

In view Of the fact that a drainage. dis
trict has been created under the United
States laws in portions of Richardson
county. Nebraska, and Brown county, Kan
sas and upon which there are located cer-
tain Indian reservation lands, an effort is
being made to have the Indian lands taxed
so that the Indians may be required to pay
their just proportion OF the drainage i'm
provement. Petitions have been sent to the
Interior department to this effect The
lands in question are to be reclaimed by
the drainage Improvement, but under the
federal laws lands held in severalty by the
Indians are not taxable
Senator Millard has referred the matter
to the secretary of the interior and has
just received a letter from the Interior de-
rartment to the effect that the matter will
receive early consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
OmRhn Society.

The women OF Omaha have their own
ideas as to what position they hold in
the commercial world as well as in So
ciety. Notwithstanding the fact that one
Of the leaders of men just a short time
ago told them, through the papers, that
their work in life was not intended to
build up clubs and meeting places to dis
cuss the general topics Of the day. never
theless, they go right on with their good
work, daily educating men along their line
of thinking.
Only last week an expert was called to
an elegant home in Omaha to treat a
hard wood floor that had once been beau
tiful, but had lost its luster and. could no
longer be made to look bright.
The expert said, "All that is needed is a
good coat of wax" The lady remarked
rs that all? Well, 1 am going to have
you clean 1t with Gibsons Soap Polish"
But that may ruin it."
go right on and ruin it."
Here is where the expert was taught n
lesson, for when the work was completed
he frankly admitted that he had never
seen a floor more beautiful; then he ap-
piled his wax and the work was COM
pleted.
Today he solicits anyone who has hard
wood floor, no matter how old, to give
him a chance to make II look as good as
new, at an expense of 20 cents an hour
for labor.
II there are other ladies In Omaha who
desire to have their floors renovated, we
will take 1t upon ourselves to have this
man do the work and we will guarantee
the floor to look as handsome as 1t did
the day 1t was finished. If you will call
phone 1920. we will see that you have the
work done promptly. This, however, is
not necessary as anyone can do the work
with Gibson's Soap Polish
THE GIBSON SOAP COMPANY,
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Just what Everyone should DO.

Mr.. j. 4. Barber of Irwinvllie, Ca, al
ways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand
ready for instant use Attacks of collie,
cholera morbus and diarrhoea come on so
suddenly that there is no time to hunt a
doctor or go to the store for medicine,
Mr.. Barber says: II have tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, which is one of the best medicines 1
ever saw. / keep a bottle of 1t in my room,
as have-had several attacks of collie, and
it has proved to be the best medicine
ever used"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16

Grand Excursion and Picnic.

Valley Park, Ia, Saturday, June II. Two
special trains via G. & N. w. r. r. Trains
leave Union station a. m. and 1:S0 p. m.
Base ball. u. p. shops and Missouri Valley.
Grand prize drill, open to drill teams of all
orders. Dancing, races and other amuse-
ments. Whitmer's union music. Refresh
ments on the grounds. Everybody invited.
Tickets, 81; children, soc. Tickets must
bear seal of lodge or will not be accepted
for exchange. Special trains will stop at
Council Bluffs, Broadway station, going
and returning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
one Thousaud Performer.

More than 1000 persons will take part In
the performance OF "Enchantment" a
fairyland fantasy, for the benefit of the
Creche at the Auditorium June 20, % and
"a The amateurs are being instructed by
John Edgar Owens OF Chambers Dramatic
school. The demands of the piece require
fften changes of chorus costume. There
are fifteen principal parts and prominent
local singers will carry them, with the ex-
ception of Miss Ethel DoVey OF Platts-
mouth who will have the role Of Queen
Titiana. Miss Dovey has been on the
comic opera stage seevral years. Some
the way of scenery. The huge amateur
company viii go for a trolley ride and
picnic, with Mr., Owens as host, TO brighten
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
The Business Mans new York Train.

The HubIHeHs M"H = NeW HOFk IFHIn'
"The Pennsylvania Special" eighteen
hour Chicago-New York train, which began
running on Sunday, June II, is emphatically
the business mans train. Full business day
in Chicago before starting at 2:45 p. mar
riving in New York at 9:45 next morning,
after a la carte breakfast In dining car.
Full business day In New York, starting on
return trip at 1856 p. m. on THE Pennsyl-
vania Special" reaching Chicago the next
morning at S:55.
So can the New Yorker have a business
day in Chicago and return to New York the
same evening. BY The Pennsylvania Spe-
cial' he leaves New York at 1856 D. M, ar
rives Chicago S:55 next morning Leaves
Chicago same day at 2:45 p. m. and reaches
New York next morning at 9:45 o'clock.
For full information address Thos II.
Thorp, T. p. A, 26 u. s. bank bldg, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Low Rats Excursions so the seashor

Low r ate E1cursiOns tO the seashOre.
via New York City. with privilege of stop
over on return trip
The LAKE SHORE g. MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN R'Y will sell round trip tick
cts from Chicago to Asbury Park and re-
turn June 20, 30. July / and 2, at rate of
S2335, good returning not later than July
10, with privilege of extension until August
al by deposit OF ticket and payment Of 90
cents. StopoVeS may be had at New York
on tho return trip
Don't miss this opportunity for spending
your vacation at the seaside II you are
particular as to comfort and SERVICE we
offer something little superior to any
other line. See that your ticket reads via
the Lake Shore-the route of the "Twen-
tieth Century Limited" Send for itinerary
to L. f. Vosburgh. General Western Pas
senger Agent, Chicago. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16

BRANDON-Mrs. Eliza McCord mother OF
Mrs Samuel f. Howell, at o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, age 7s years, II months
Funeral will be held from the late resi-
dence SS Park avenue, at l p. m. Friday.
Interment, Bellevue.
PETERSoN-Nicholas June 1s 1905, aged
bS years 9 months and days.
Funeral Friday at o'clock from family
residence, 2505 Rees street. Interment
Forest Lawn. Friends invited.
PATTERsON-Edwar Kirk, aged SO years
months n days.
Funeral saturday, $3.50 p. m. from fam
and New York papers please copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Opportunity.

June 2s-SO-July 1-2 agents of the Penn.
sylvania Short Lines will sell tickets to
Asbury Park, N. j.. at very low rates.
Passengers also to have the privilege OF
visiting Baltimore. Washington. Philadel-
phia and New York without additional cost
A postal addressed TO Thos. II. Thorp, T.
p. A, 20 u. 8. Bank Bldg, Omaha. viii
bring full details
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
YeIIowstone Park ana Portland.

Personally conducted party will leave
via the Burlington Route June 29th for
Portland, stopping at Gardiner Mont, for a
six-day tour of Yellowstone Park.
Return from Portland can be made
through California and Colorado IL desired
Party will travel in standard sleeper. and
application for berths should be made at
once. Rates are very low. Full informa-
tion at Burlington Ticket once. 1909
Farnam street, J. B. Reynolds, City Pas
senger Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Just arrived by express-lOO pieces of
polka dot batiste; every size of dot from
the pin dot to the polka dot as large as
l0-cent piece, at l21kc yard.
Also a complete line of white linen finish
suitings at 121Sc and 15c yard.
]. L. BRANDEIS & SONS,
Boston Store
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
PLAY AT THE GUILD HALL
Sc. Johns ParishIoners See n Pretty
Drill and Hear n Pleasant
play.

At Guild hall of st. Johns Episcopal
church. Twenty-sixth and Franklin.
large audience had the pleasure of wit
Messing very cleverly executed drill and
a pretty play, given under the direction of
Mrs. Lois Caldwell. The drill, which was
one Of the best numbers on the program,
was done by the Misses Anna Hooper,
Lilly Lumberg, Mary Fem, Dora Unit
Ida Proctor, Laura Jameson, Edna jamie
son, Elua Carpenter, Marie Donelly and
Ethel Close, who were all dressed as milk
maids. solo was also sung by Mary
Fem, Laura Jameson and Marie Donelly,
which was followed by the play, entitled
Country Cousins" the cast Of which was
Maid ......................... Miss Dora Unit
Lizzie twist .........., Miss Madge Bishop
Clara Dean, her friend, Miss Ida Pixley
Country Cousin ....... Miss Ruth Woodburn
SISTER jane ..'''''........... MISS Lulu WATT
trench count ............,.. Mr.. Cyrl Chllts
Father twist ...............Mr. Percy quinn
Mrs. Bishop played the piano. and the
stage was well dressed. The play and drill
having met with such success, arrange
ments will no doubt be made to have the
same repeated for the benefit of those who
failed to gain admission last night,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this season of the year the first un-
natural loosening of a child's bowels should
have immediate attention, The best thing
that can be given is Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed
by castor OIL as directed with each bottle
of the remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
*. wedding rings. Edholm. tewe
seminary GrnduatIons.

The commencement exercises OF Park
Place seminary, Thirty y-fourth and Burt
streets, will take place Thursday morning,
receive graduation honors; Miss Rose Con-
man, Omaha; Miss Mary Murphy, Omaha
Miss Mary Lanigah, Greeley, Neb.; Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16

Margaret Brown, Greeley, Neb.; Miss Mary
Haliman. Fort Dodge. Ia; Miss Alice Nc
Nally Extra. Ia. Miss Clementine RusicK,
Humboldt Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Don't Use Poor OIL.

For use on sewing machines, bicycles
and all purposes requiring fine lubricant
the best is cheapest in the end Genuine
Singer oil can only be obtained at Singer
sores. Look for the red s. 1914 Douglas
It, Omaha! 4sS North saith street, South
1ha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16

Sale now OF carload purchase of mill
remnants OF linoleum, Orchard & Wilhelm
Carpet Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
HONOR ROLL OF HIGH SCHOOL
Principal WatSrhouss Announces List for
Year Just Closed.
NAMES or PUPILS WHO HAVE WORKED WELL
Efficiency I'm studies Noted by Faculty
Secures the Honorable Mention
Mt End of Year for
Bright workers.

Yesterday at the high school the honor
roll for the year was given out by Principal
Waterhouse. The names of the pupils men,
toned in four and three studies constitutes
the honor roll for the year. and is as fol.
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
S21.35 Asbury Park and Return Via
Erie Railroad

June 20. so. July l and q limited to Aug
81; good to stop at New York, Cambridge
Springs, Chautauuua and Niagara Falls
Tickets on sale also to all tourist points
Chautauqua Lake, Niagara Falls, etc,
good until Oct. 81 Full particulars, SIS
Railway Exchange, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
Harry B. Davis. undertaken. Tel L

Summer coat and pants 10 order, $40
Mccarthy Tailoring Co.. 3O4 8. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
In a pinch. use Aliens Fcot-Ease.


Do you want the best natural minera
water? Ask for Sheboygan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
supplementary List.

Al audition to the honor roll several hun.
ured pupils were mentioned in two and one
STUDY Those who were mentioned in two
studies are. -li wv
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-16
DIED.

Up-to-date dealers Keep sheboygan Splits;
10 cents
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Heri@t Der 8mnoes : 0roBae=
l9morenen.

Die 8unces- y@rano Surp", tpel9e
i6re SiBungen mdbrenb Der lsbten stpsi
Wo9sn tn oem betrsfenoen 3immsr
beg gunoesgebduoes abbielt bra&te
beute sinsn 8eri9t elm tbe, ole bers
ftieoenen 6dae, Die pd6rsno bieisr 3sit
unteriu4t tpurben, uno murbe bann
bon &itter Inoerion sntlafen.
Die 3abl Der sinssbra9tsn Nntlagen
beiduft fi9 auf 81.
Aus oerldBli9er Nueue perlautet,
Dab iOwobl i'm Sale Der vgigo Natio.
nal Bant". iotpie benz Der y6ofben
Bob Offiee" anflaaen sinssbra@t tpur.
ben. bod foa oariiber ni9ts Offi3teuss
ansgsasbsn usrben. bsbor Die betrefen.
Den periOnsn ale perbaftet fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Ssrbaftunsea.

Deute gOrmiitas purbsn folssnbe
8erbaftungen porsenpmmsn:
Mi4. GaiROp bate R4 bsNuielt unb
mub isbt oaftr ftwiBsn.
6rant Rpan unb gDm. Gallagher
tpurosn abgefabt uno fno bes @rob.
Siebfabls bsf9uloigt; ebsnIo Samss
Broug, Der bon Der Sirma 69oen &
Sools, go. 134 Waibinston-Strabs,
Waarsn fur etua $50 beaog uno bic
gsslsi4uns ieiner Rs9nung anosrsn
Geuten tibsrlafen tpoIlte.
S9liebli& wuroen nod Der 6arbise
Sames gladmsq uno feline 6ibige Sat.
tin CUR abtHbIuns einseitsdt, neil He
unter ii9 cine 3siIersi beranfalt.t bat.
ten. aus Der 8sibs nit beri9ieb.nen
gsulsn am ROpfe berborsinssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
6euer=Sbeorie.

Die 8beorie bes biefsen Seusr=Sn-
ipettionsbureau gebt babin, bab eas bor.
sefrige 6suer in 8nbssrs M6belbanb-
lung bur& cine tur3e elettrii&s Srabt.
winoung i'm Doctor oberbalb beg
Sades oes Sra9t. .5ahrffubli9a9tes
auf Der nortusiili9en gde oes @eb6ubes
entfanben mar.
Gin bider 3upferbrabt, Der nit benz
Wotorgebduie in gerabrilng fam unb
Der in 5oIge bes StrOmes ssri9mOlaen
mar. uuroe als Der f9erfe 8sueis fiir
oieie &beorie gebaIten.
Ser aIs 8sueismaterial gefunbene
Srabt iff go. 6 2upferbrabt, Der nnr
bel elmer Sise bon 1000 @rab i9mil3t.
DAB er bur@ bas 6euer ni9t gum
S8mel3en sebra9t murbe, benefit bic
Sbatia9e, BOB biinnsre am Wotor an
gebra4te Srdbte gang unbsriebrt
blieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Spraug aus oem Seniter,
Oils bdiber Ger Obriefeit iein
S6dferlfiinoben ff0rten.
Nerent nun TIM it6ottiG)ett
Sofpttale.

Ralpb Srsni, ein 23.jdbriger 8e'
f9tsberid6nsrungs. 2hnifler aus gins'
burf, Sno., 2l4 gapitol Nue. bie,
pobnbaft, tuirb pobl nod Iause 3eit
Die Sr6itungen bsoausrn, uel9er ei
Der 18.idbrigsn. bhbi6sn Strobwitttps
8race @batman, anseoeiben lafen
pollts, gr liest f9wer berleBt,im ftdoii'
idsn Sospitals uno miro auBeroem
nad ieiner Seiluns nod prO3effiri
tuerben.
Grace, Die sbenfals In Sait if, be.
uoent 3immer I'M Columbia 8lod.
517 Bsit @aibington Str. Sic batts
bor sttua 10 Sasen ibren re9tmdBissn
gbegatten tpegen Srunfenbeit berbaften
laRsn uno Der pOli3eiridtsr bate ibr
ben 8efallen sstban ibn in's Nrbeits.
baus 3u i9idsn. sic mar alit Strob.
pitttpe.
&aIpb Srent ma9te es R9 our
pfi9t, fis in ibrer ginfamtsit au
tr6fen. Mber Die Na9barn. sic bee
mertten feline bdufisen abenbli9sn ge.
iuds Bel Der iunsen Gtrobmitts nit
Wibsunft unb als sefsrn ssgen Mitter-
na9t &alpb INNER na9 Bel Grace
mar, benaari9tete man bic iebt 10
itren9en WoraIud9ter In Der polisei=
ifation.
Gin bIutiser RahenmOro bdtte taum
ar6Bere Mufreeung unter ben Ylau-
roden berporrufsn t6nnen. Sn wiloer
Saff muBten 3msi polisiiien gum
S9aupIaB Der SIsb.siopls ellen, galo
lansten He bort an. Uait rOben 6du-
Hen bdmmerten fe an bic Sbars, hintsr
Der bic S&ulbisen waren. Ralpb
wuroe bou Gurdt ergriffen. gr rib
oas 6enfer auf uno lpran9 pom orlf=
ten Stodwerf auf bas pfaiter.
BORT fanosn bic poli3iftsn ben b69h
anifdnbis gefleioeten iungen 'Wann
beuuetlos lisgen. st tuurbs ms
DiipsnIarium uno bon bort aIs @es
fansensr in's ffdbtiias Soipital se.
bra9t. Seine gerleBunsen finb i9wer
aber nidt t6otli6. Wenn aebeilt, ion
er iibsrbies nod pro3eiiirt usrosn.
Grace uuroe, ra1bem man ibr ge.
fattet bate Soilstts 3u MAIDEN. 6inter
i9we6if1e @arbineu sebra9t unb fann
oariiber na&bsnfen, tpie es ielber tbut,
menn man einseiperrt if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Ole gtfenbabns & 0 m .

Ole gtfenbabns & o n, .
mifiian min benz nit Wassons 9an.
bel treibenben 3ugperional. tpoour&
Der iibersrobe WanseI an Wasgons
berrhbrt. ein gnos ieben. sic beran.
laffen bic giienbabngeieaf itreng
ge9en bieie 2eute 3u bsrfabren. Sn-
oiana neutrality-suspicious. fno se.
beten woa6en, Snbiana eta nit Wag.
gous su bebienen unb bic ui9t auber
Snbiana Observation-Disclosures ben
etaat Snbiana NIT einem ero6en 9bei
tbrer Waggons 3u berfeben.
@bina Wins. ein @binefe an
Der WarpIanb Str. tpobnbaft, ipel&er
fefgenommen murbe, neil er berau.
f&enbe @etrdnte on a,pei Negermdo&en
gegeben baben foa, tpurbe bon Suffia.
ratb SHUTS In Srbington als i&uIbia
befunbefl unb nit $20 unb 2oiien Be.
Rraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

gift, 3 bur& grbdngen. 2 bur9 gr.
trdnfen, 2 burd grifidsn. 0on ben
ungliidsfdlen nit t6otli9em 9lusaana
tamen 80 auf eiienbabnsn bor, 5 auf
Strabenbabnen, ii bur9 grtrinten,
10 bur8 S&ubwafen, 25 bur9 2no-
&enbrii&e. 19 bur9 NranbmunSen, 9
tur& @ift. l our& 8libialas. 8 bur&
Gallen. l our& @asi9lassn BON pfer.
ben. unb Der Ref auf bsri9iebene grt
unb Weiie.
Der Monatsberi&t entbGlt II. a. au&
einen mebrfa9 illuitrirten intersHans
ten Mrtitel iibsr oie Waferbsriorgung
unieres 9fa9barffdbt4ens 9untington,
auf ben mir gelesentli9 aurhdtommen
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Ans ben @eri4teH.
Snperiorgerimt.

Simmer go. l. Natb. Sobn
6. WcWafter. &i9ter.
9enrp WiIiep gegen bic Snoianapo=
lis Sraetion & Serminal 60. gnt=
ihdoigungstlaee. Die @eidmorensn
bradten Elm @sroitt elm, bas auf s25
gntiadoisuns 3u 8unifsn bss Rldsers
lautete.
q. 8. Smith assen bic Snoiana
Union Sraction 90. gntiddbigungs=
tlage. Sbatbeifanb ibeilmeiie perh6rt.
Simmer 81. 3. N9tb. @in'
ion Garter, Ri9ter.
@bas. M. @rOb sessn Wm. q. SoI'
lamb. gntf&doisunsstlags. grfenni.
nib 3u @uniisn oes 9ldgers. llrtbeil
gessn geflaaten auf 3abluns BON
1883 unS Soften.
Geo. Stumpb se9en @bwarb Miuer.
&s1nungstlage. llrtbeH ssgen ges
ilagten auf $3.50 unb Soften.
Dabio %oban aessn Nlois gmbroie
u. ~ 2ienflaae. 5alenseIaKen unb
Soften be,ablt.
Sobn u. Wrigbt sessn Sol. s. Je6=
renbea&. gfotentlage. rlrtbeil aesen
geflastem auf 3abluns bon s79.49
unb Soften.
Rriminalgeribt.
Gin bersserrsibsnbss Bib ipielte fa
gsfern i'm 2riminalgeridi ab, als
gowarb groipn wesen Slsinbiebfabls
beru ribeilt tuurbe nit Saft bon 1-3
Sabrsn, iein gerssben i'm &sforms
9efdn enib in Sefferionbille absubHbem.
Seine Grau NIT ibrsm ainbs befano
fib i'm 9eri9tsfaale unter ben Su-
b0rern. als He bas i9were llrtbeil
borte, bra4 fie in Sbrdnen aus uno
begleitete iamm.rnb, ben 4 Sabre aIten
2nabsn auf benz Irm, ibren Wann
auf benz @egs bonn @eri9tsiaal gum
@efdngnib 3uriid.
Broun batts einen nsbersieber i'm
Wsrtbs bon $40. iuelaer Bel isinem
@bsf CUR @einisuns seIaHen mar unb
81 Darbs 3eua bon Samss 2ittIe,
S&neiber, 3l7 Maiia9uistts Mpenue,
entmenoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

leberfa bren BON Tubrz
ip erie n. Na9 elmer bonn Gifenz
ba6nminiiteriu angefertigten 3us
fummeniiellung finS i'm Gtatsiabre
1904-1905 in SeutI9lunb ourh
1e6erfabren bon 5ubrfperfen duf 6en
6auptbubnen SO uno auf ben gle6enz
bdbnen 81, 5uidmmen 149 llnfile bors
setommen. Sm Sabre 1903 paren es
5uiummen 135, i'm Sabre 1902 128
unfGlle. Sn 95 JGllen paren Sic @ez
fdirrfiibrer Sdulo an 0en llnfGIen.
Die Subrleute, 8utf6er etc. butten entz
tpeoer Die beruntergelafenen S9ranten
ipieoer ge0ffnet, ooer oie @agen batten
fib feItgefabren, uno in 7 s5Gllen iibers
fprangcn poer our6bra6en f6eueez
tporoene pferoe Die S6ranten. Sn 7
sSGlIen ipurben oie 5ubrtperfe bur6 bic
nieoergebenoen Sdranfen eingei6lois
len. Sn 5 5dlIen traf Die @6ulS ben
2otomotipfiibrer, in 20 5dlen aber
tpur6en b:e S9ranfen snttpeoer gar
nidt oosr niht re4t5eitig sef9lofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Ser aene Staotrntb.

Jr.b u. gppert wirb prdfioent bee
neuen Staetratbes fem. gr tpuroe
als Rspublitaner In Der 4. Wnro
uieoersrmdhlt. Bsrsits lanse bor Der
@abl bate er iib I'm bic prdiosnts
fbaft bemtibt uno bierin aud erfolg
gebabt.
Jap Wrig6t bon Der 2. Warh wiro
0orfbenoer Der bemotratif4en Wlits
slisosr bes Staotratbss isin. wenn Die.
ielben gum p@aueus" fi9 perfammein.
8so. &. 8rsunig tpirb als ftdotii6sr
@ontroQeur ernannt peroen. tpel9ss
Imt er unter Der frhberen Ibminiitras
tion Bootwalter's inne bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Terioaal= =Notisea.

gei @elegenbeit Der @roBlogen.
fBung Der Dbl 5slIops tparen aud bic
9srren q bill 36r9er, frabsr
Utit9lieo Der Staatslegislatur mno
9srausgsber Der Sell @itp Stems. TO-
pis s Griebri9 Wi9fer bonn
EEL @itn In3eiger unb Sownibit
8rufee 6enrp Baber In uniere,
Staot unb erfreuten uns nit ibrem
8efu9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

Sn oer SiBung Der Stats
S&ulbeb6roe uuroe benz 3ontratt fir
S9ulba@er ein grobes 5nterehe ent.
gegen 9ebra&t. gs mhifsn 100000
bis 900, 600 gremplars Bidder fHr bie
@&tiler angei4afft werben, tuenn bieie
ani&affung Der neuen Bidder bon bsm
Staot'goarb perIanst werben. Der
2ontratt wirb auf 10 Sabre abssse-
ben. Sa bie 3sit fur ben gmpfaug
Der Insebote nod ni&t beaimmt iR,
10 iuurbs aud oiss In Der 6ibuna ere
6rtert,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
SopaSrapbiid5s SermeHnmsen.

Staats.@eologe 8lat&lep srbielt I'm.
fragen bon benz @eOIosen @. g..
9i&lep uno benz @eoarapben Der o. 6.
ssol. germeHuns $. R. Wilfon, ob
bic 2e9islatur fiG ni&t baau betpesen
lisbs wsitsrs seolosti9e germsHungsn
i'm Staoie Snoiana bornebmsn su
laRen. tuorauf glat&lsp eruiberte, bab
obwobl oies eine iebr wertbpous &rbeit
wdre, sr taum CLAUDE, oab bic 2ssis-
Iatur fur oieien 3ued cine yerpili-
guns MAIDEN tpfirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
6 meres bn-u unaIii d.

g meres Babn.unqlid. d.
Sort % apne, "a. Nob. Sn
Der ytdbe BON Nlbion, Snb., couibirte
elm Gra9t3ug Der Baltimore & Obio.
8abn nit einem eanb3uss, nobel fiinf
Yerionen um's 2eben famen xnb eine
lebensgefdbrli& perlebt murbe. Coco.
motibftbrer Oosntart bonn 5ra9t3uae
uno Der 6ei3er Riee tpuroen fofort &c.
t6Stst, ebsnio brei Mrbeiter bonn sano.
,3uge. Der 2oeomotibftbrsr q. gfouIe
wuroe t6otlia berlsbt. Die Sooten uno
Der gerIebte wuroen nod Garrett, Sno.
gef t9t.