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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14
fHuRaDAY.

OAuoNcu - tylt1tlu. = l..l.-4 49,
THURSDAY.
The Senate received q cornnaunicatiou
from Governor Br0Ward concerning Tia
rostoEatioH % tho Florida Conf crate
battle nnen, which uaa referred % the
C0mEaittee Of State Affairs; and Joint
resolution was adopted on the subject
providing for 3 committees 10 arrange
COR TIA recepti0n of the flags By The
AegzRI1Ilfre IL FONT aaHsion. "A HraniI
number 81 bslIs were introduced. SEN
at0r inns bin prohlbitifg Stata and
municipal officers from ACCEPTING free
transF ton was 0r0fraf printed. and
. number Of bills read the second time.
Senator RaneY, 81 the comnfitteo. re-
ported progress n the making u ar-
rangement8 FOR the visIE 81 the Governor
and Cabinet and r.eIabtrs of the Leeis-
lature 70 Pensacola, the time having
been fKqe Or Saeerd ", April -, re-
turning Monday. 24fh.
The report Of State AaiitOr Amos. Of
examination Of certain State Offices, was
transmitted 20 the House By the Cow
ernor; who altD sent In q message con-
corning the Florida battle flags, dupli-
eating that gelit TO the Senate. About
q dozen bills were introduced. "A brief
abstract of the most important bills
pending Ii either house will be made IA
these columns from time 10 time Mr..
Buckmap's bill for the protection Of
sureties, etc, passed third residing.
The Speaker appointed the following
Select COMMITTEES 10 whom all measures
relating to State colleges will BE refer
red: Wartnian, Wall King, Matthews,
Wilson Of HERNANDEZ, Carlton, Giraf-
deau, Harv8ll and Blant0n Of Taylor.
A'bill concerning trials in cases Of rape
was defeated On third reading. A bill
legaai9inR IRE Incorporation Oh the town
Of Lawtey was passed On third reading,
and number Of bills passed their sec
ond reading.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14
Public office Fqual Justice A-specai Privileges None

cial order 6or April II. House bin IS,
- pre- lcbrIp itA 81 witnesses
and jurors, after tie defeat 81 & rSotiol.
- indefinitely pas1pohe, was c0naiaered
on ita sec0nd reading. amended end
ordarad n-erllansd q - lI-3L 90 N
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14

i q y exc
Hon Scott Loftin. county solicitor of
Escambia, who has spent several days
In the city has returned 70 his Pensa-
cola home ~ as ~, - ss,s
Rev. Luther s. Hutehens, Of West
Virginia, the Well-Sn0Wn evangelist.
euthor and lecturer, win deliver hia
famous lecture, THE Pitfalls Of Life, =
Ct The opera house. Friday evsping.
April 2lst. $50 ~. 4, sat.s. X. ~. h a.
When the Legislature contea to make
up the appropriation bin L should put
IN enough money 10 improve the CAPITOL
grounds, The State Capitol aud Iissur-
roundinge should Be- the pride Of every
Floridian, and they cannot be made 50
without money. - Miami Metropolis
Defects in the bill providing Tor the
State schools should be discovered BE-
fore the Legislature adiourns. When
too late, two years ago, % correct the
mischief, Governor Jennings tfeiab0VS
cred" that the school approp riation wah
Unconstitutional. = Bartqw COurier-In-
While the Legislature hasits hand II,
amending the Constitution 20 raise sal
aries, Il would not be aEains 70 add
mite 70 the salary OF the Governor. ard.
too, Il y perfectly safe % adopk these
resolutions, for the people will be 2iver1
the opportunity 70 vote On the qnestlons
before they GO Into effect. Times-
Union a 49,.
General Albert ciIchrist, Speaker Of
the House Of Representa- tives, vi n make,
we predict one 81 the ablesf and most
satisfactory presiding oiii6ern who has
ever welded the Speakers eaveL And
IL we mistake not, there are other and
higher honors than Speaker OF the
House in store for Speaker Gilchrist in
the future Of FloridR politics. -Pensa-
cola Journal ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14

South Florida has Jared pretty wellat
the hands Of the new Legislature, the
President Of the Senate and the Speak
or Of the House both coming from this
section. AS there h nothing but the
making 0f good laws to attract the at
tention Of the body. and Il begins with
the almost harmony, 4 u only reason
able to expect very excellent results
from the session. Tampa Times.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14

Among the applicants Tor legislative
serimmage Of the first week, are two
weII-knOwn neWGpap per ulan Who Afailv
landed aOft committee eIerkehlne Vi.
Messra. Pierre a. Arcy Pratt. oil Sea
breeze, and BIZ. Kirk, Of BrooksVilIe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14
WOODYfLLE THIS.

Rev. ]. 4. Coleman. went to Craw-
fordville Saturday morning TO attend
the quarterly meeting which was held
IN the Methodist church at that place
Saturday and Sunday. He returned
Hon. !. I. Robson spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family.
Rev, John Saunders, Of Quincy,
preached At the Baptist church Sum
day. There were services on Saturday,
also, but we did not learn who the
preacher was.
M Snipes, foreman Of Mr.. Halls
pnlh here, met with q painful accident
laot friday afternoon. His right foot
was caught between two large logs and
but Tor the fact that he had q peavy in
his hand with which he caught one Of
the logs, would probably have been se-
riO1sly hurt. AZ present ne @ able 20
walk around with the aid Of one crutch,
Mr.. Durrance, Of Medart. WakullR
county, was In the village Saturday.
Mr., B. #. Isler, Of BradfordviIIe,
came down Saturday afternoon, and re-
turned Sunday 10 his home, accompR-
MED BY bis wife, who had been visiting
here.
Mrs. L. Maxwell, OF Tallahassee. IL
attending TO Mr.. Robison'S store during
the absence in the Capital City, Of the
latter.
II was highly esteemed privilege Of
the writer TO attend Miss fuckers
Bible readings In the Methodist church,
Sunday. We believe that
she q accomplishing great deal Of
good.
Supt. z. B. Eppes visited the Wood
vile school Monday and seemed very
much gratihed at the interest taken
In the school by the patrons, as was at
tested by the large number Of pupils
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-14
Opera HOuOa.

The Charles King Dramatic Company
viii play two nights engagement at
Munro's Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday, April ~ and Is. They viii
present Wolves Of New York" and
East Lynne"
This company will be remembered by
many who Witnessed several excellent
performances during their engagement
here last December.
The company has made q complete
tour Of the State since thon, and the
press a. Various places pronoanre thom
among the kloat of the 6eaaua.
The play Tor Monday night 4 Senaa-
tional melodfama, bringing Into Cts Plot
a varied number Of ifteFsgtimg ehafaet
ers, calculated to AFFORD q 6eId OF annse-
ment for everybody. East Lynnoesf IS
too well-known 10 admit Of comment,
but this claims q cast especially adapt
ed 20 the characters Of this MASTER
piece Of emotional dEnna l,,se 49,
Tickets are now on sale at Wight q
Burns. eslh 80
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
One Breed of Working Cattle that Delighted the
 Farmers at the Country Club Fair.

Hubbard Blakesley, Westport, Poland China boar, lst; John Osborne, White Chester boar 1st; J. K. Robinson. Berkshire SOW, lst; Horace Burr, Chester White SOW with pigs, 2d; pages ' to II
 Glass 20, Flooded Stock.
 Clayton Elwell, lst, Grade Devon heifers.
 Clifford Bard, 1st, Guernsey COWS.
 Michael Ray, Southport, 2d, Guerra
 Miss Hilda Morris, Fairfield: lst, Grade Jersey bull, two years old.
 c. H. Meeker, lst, one year old Graded Jersey bull.
 George Wilson, Southport, 2d, four year old Holstein COW.
 o. G. Jennings, Fairfield, 1st, full blooded Jersey heifer.
 J. K. Robinson, 1st, four year old Jersey bull; 1st three year old Jersey bull; 1st, two year old Jersey bull. Miss Susan Nichols 1st, three year old grade Jersey COW; 2d, two year old grade Jersey COW.
 Mrs Millbank, 2d, one year old heif- CT.
 Glass 29 to 35, Steers and Oxen.
 J.C Joyce, Stepney, lst, year old Devon oxen; 1st, pair Durham oxen, three years old; 2d, pair one year old mixed native. 1 Morris l.. French, 1st, pair three year old Devon oxen.
 c. w. Tyrrell, lst, pair one year old Devon oxen.
 Harold Burritt, 1st, pair trained calves grade Devon. Joseph Jennings. Greens Farms. l 2d, pair Holstein grade, two years old. l Curtis Banks, 2d, pair four years old. Everett Banks, Sd, pair Durham, | five years old.
 w. B: Hill, 1st, pair Holstein, two years old. ] Leslie A. Jennings, Plattsville, 1st, pair twin Holstein calves. i Horace Banks, lst, pair five year old l Devon; 1st, pair five year old Here ford. 1 Edward Nichols, 1st, pair trai ned calves, Durham. 1 Edward Morehouse, 1st, pair five year old Devon.
 D. C. Smith. lst, pair five year old 1 Clayton Elwel], 1st, pair three year old Durhdm; 1st, pair one year old Devons; pair one year old Durham: l lSt, pair one year old mixed native. l Horace HuTlburt, Weston, 1st, pair two year> old Hereford; lst, pair ont year old Hereford.
 Lewis Hitler, pair of trained calves 2d.
 Wilson Brothers. pair of five-year old mixed natives, lSt. | Allen Jennings, pair tive-year-olo mixed natives, 2d.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Class 20, Blooded Stock: J. K. Rob-, inson, Jersey COWS, four year old, 1st three year old, 1st; two year old, 1St; yearling. 1st.
 Burr Hill, Durham bull, three yea, old, 2d.
 John Osborn, Holstein bull, year. ling, 1st.
 E., B. Sherwood, Plattsville, Hol- stein bull, yearling, 2d; heifer, year. ling 2d; ball, 10 months, 2d.
 Lester A. Jennings, pair of three months old trained calves, 1st.
 Horace Hurlburt. Weston, Hereford. bull, three year old, 1st; COW, foul year old, 1st; three year old, 1st: tw<, year old, 1st; yearling, 1st; calf, 1st; for best herd of HerefOrds entered, 1st.
 Clifford Banks, Holstein grade, COW. four year old, 1st; two year old, 1st; ,earIing, 1st; calf, lst.
 Classes 29 to 35, Oxen and Steers Thomas Kohlar, pair three year old holsteins, 1st.
 Thomas Kelley, Weston, pair Mixeo Native.
 Henry B Ogden, pair five year old Devons, lst
 Phillip Gerhardt, Lyons Plains, pair five year old Holsteins. 1st.
 John Candee, Easton, pair two year old Herefords, 2d; pair one year old Durhams, 1st
 Stanley Bibbins, pair one year old Mixed Natives, 2d.
 George F. Sherwood, Westport, pair five year old Durhams, 1st.
 Thursday proved an excellent day for the horse show and a crowd larger than ever filled the grounds. The lover If fine horses vas we'll repaid for the visit to the fair.
 The judges were David Bonner, who
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
New Milford Fair 1900 PEOPLE PRESENT,
 WEDNESDAY. Fine Racing "Wednesday
 and Thursday. FAIR CONTINUED, FRIDAY.
FAIR CONTINUED, FRIDAY.

Tuesdays rain deluge made the holding of the fair an impossi bility and so cattle day at the New Milford fair was postponed to Wednesday. Wednesday dawned under cloudy skies, but by g o'clock pleasant weather for the day was assured. The attendance, Wednesday, was 1900. On duty at the gate, as he has been for l7 years past, was smiling.C. H. Osborne, with Garry Burdick, Harvey Hoyt and Isaac Dodd as assistants.
 THE CATTLE EXHIBIT.
 The exhibit of cattle was not as large as year ago, but was creditable. Some excellent working oxen were shown, while Mrs w. D. Blacks fine herd of Jerseys were much admired. John Hotchkiss exhibited a Holstein grade yearling and a Hclstein bull and calf. The four fat steers of Ackley Hatch & Marsh were much admired N. P. Beardsley showed fat helfel and M: T. Hatch fat steer and heif. CT. N. w. Kinney and A. B. Caml were judges on this class. In Glass B, stocks of unbroken cat tie, N. P. Beardsley showed one and two year olds. In Grade Devons James Sullivan, raiser of nice stock exhibited four two year olds and two yearling heifers. N. P. Beardsley showed two and three year old cow' and yearlling heifer and calf. w. D Stone, J. F. Williams and M. T. Hatcf also exhibited in this class. James Cummings, W. H. Booth and R. c Mallory did the honors as judges. IT Class 30, Ayrshire grades, J. l.. Bncl exhibited three and four year old COW
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
BETHEL
MISS SEARLES-MR CURTISS,

MISS SEARLES-MR CURTISS.
 Arthur E. Curtiss and Miss Edith May Searles of New York were mar ried, Monday evening, at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mortimer Gardner in Wolf Pits district. Rev Dr Stiehler of the Methodist church, Bethel, per formed the ceremony.
 Dr Florence Sherman of Water town, N. Y., and William Sherman of New York City have been the guests of their parents, MT and Mrs w. N. Sherman. Depot Place.
 Mrs s. B. Waterman and Mrs Char lotte Pierpont of Torrington are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Barber, Gen. ter street.
 Owing to the overcrowded condition of the intermediate grades in the Gen. ter school, the school committee found it necessary tn open new room in the building. Miss Mary Henwood has charge of the new room, and Miss Martha Judd has taken Miss Hen woods former room.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
LONG HILL.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


 N. J. Hubbard and daughter, Laura returned, Monday, from the G. A. K. encampment at Denver, Col.
 Mrs Sarah B. French is in Still Riv CT, caring for the sick.
 David $. Walker has just purchased new up-to-date hydraulic cider press and gasoline engine to be placed in his cider mill. He unloaded them at the depot, this week.
 The railroad has been putting down new heavy steel rails, this week, be- tween Trumbull and Parlor Rock sid ing.
 The Long Hill and the Greenfield Hill baseball team played game, last Saturday, on the lot near Joseph Far rarS. The score was II to l, in favor of the Greenfield Hill boys.
 B. w. Sherman is among the sick ones, this week. Dr Hill is attending him.
 Fred Nash, the cigar maker, has gone to Hartford to make his home. The personal effects of the late Samuel 1. Day ton are to be sold at pu b. ilc auction, Monday, September lS, sale to begin at l o'clock at his late home near the depot.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
HICHOLs.

Lester Shelton Is having an addition built on to his house.
 Mrs Jones and son, Robert. are stay ing with MT and Mrs N. J. Clark.
 James Durward is having new hen- nery built. D. NJ. Nichols is doing the work
 Miss Ruth Reed has gone to New Britain, where she is to teach this term,
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

CTS want from one to three. The Gey- ser will not let meats or vegetables burn if the water does boil out. It will not flake the potatoes and boil them to pieces. The Geyser will not cook the goodness all out of the meats or vegetables. Why? Because the water all goes up through the center and fl)ws down over the contents of the kettle, which does not force the goodness out of them like the force of water coming up from the bottom, with the intense heat to follow, and take all the goodness with it.
 A. L. Donkey, the piano dealer, had his attractive booth, showing the Lindeman Brothers piano, the Kings ley and Weser Brothers. A novelty exhibited was a self-playing organ, built by De Bain in Paris about 50 years ago
 The exhibit of Robertson's shoe store attracts favorable attention, and includes samples of the popular Dor othy Dodd shoe for ladies, the Walk Over shoe for men and many kinds of stylish and serviceable slippers and shoes for ladies and children. On the l wall are some of the stunning posters ana advertising matter, now put for | ward by the shoe manufacturers The 1 arrangement was attractive and in ex- ceeding good taste, just what one would expect from a merchant whose reputation as window dresser is SC we'll known as is Harry Robertson's.
 It is to be regretted that more of the merchants do not support the fair by making exhibits.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
RFDDING.

MT and Mrs Fred MacLounon and daughter. Henry ShemfelIon, Master Johnnie Turney, Mrs Sadie Hoffman and two daughters, Florence and Georgina, Benjamin and William Lovely, all of New York, have returned after spending their vacations at c. Lovely's in Bedding Center.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
BRIDGEWATER.
MISS kIIE-NIR HIGGIN

MISS KYLE-MR HIGGINS.
 Miss Emily B. Kyle and Morris A. Higgins were married at the bride $ home in Bridgewater on Sunday, Sep tenn Der 10, by Rev D D. Gorton. The wedding was quiet, with just the fam ily and few intimate friends of the bride. After short honey m ,on tn e young c,uple will return to New Ha- ven.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

who has judged at Madison Square garden for years, and Samuel Walter Taylor, editor of "The Rider ard Driver."
 The following prominent owners of blooded horses compose the committee having the show in charge: Oliver Gould Jennings, Fairfield; William P. Eno, Saugatuck; Charles M. Gilman, Southport; J. K. Robinson, Sr., Greentild Hill; and $. P. Bradley, Greenfield Hill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Snbianapolis, Snb., 5reitae, 1. DeSember 100,

inbaber au betradten fipo, tpirb
ben 2eitern bon 2ebsnsberfderungs.
@eieai4aftsn fur bic 3ufunft cine
neue gtbit horidreibsn, au& penn
bieIelbe bisber als Elm altes fittli9es
@ebot fur isben sbrli4en Meni9en
galt. Oenn nit ben BegriHen bon
&ebli&feit uno @ei4dftsehre III es
unbsrtrdglid. nit anbsrtrauten Gel.
bern su fpefuliren unb aus Der Gpefu=
lation eissne 8ortbeile au 3ishen. Dies
aber baben Die lsitenoen Setter unferer
srOBen 8srfiderungss@ in
i&amlOier Weiie setban uno Elm ee-
gen III es. baB bur6 bieie ihngHen
Stanbale eiue &hGtebr 3u bisien alten
@runofdben bon ghrlidteit unS gbrens
baftigteit erauurpen tuorosn lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
edisBersi nao San;bersaisem
3pei Strsitbdbne sreifen 81 ibrsn RepOIuern.

@ssen bulb IL llbr ssfisrn Nbsno ges
rietbeE bic beibeu Neger. elijabGromen,
1921 Sarlin Str. uno Sim Summers.
80 8anbeman Mbenue pobnbaft, BEL
einem Sanae ia grotpns 6aQe in
HorwOOo aus gifsrIu9t iiber Die @uuii
elmer farbigen G&6nen in Streii.
Wie perlautet bate gliiab's faffea=
braune Sd6ne Sim Ina bonsp" ae=
n amt unb bas mar msbr als Der nit
benz prppbetennamen pertraaen fonnis.
gr fellts Sim our 2sbe uno folgts oei-
fen ginlaounq, bic @treitisfeit auber.
balb Der Salls su rsesln.
2aum orauBsn anselanst soa gIiiat
fein SAieBeiien unb idpB Sim burG
ben 26rpertbeil, ben Oefen Wutter als
er nod tlein mar gum Ort ibrer 3h9.
tisun9en mdblte. Sim muroe i'm Dis.
peniarium berbunbsn. gliiab if md
ni9t eingefangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

Gin traurigss @reisnib trus i&
beute Moraen um 9 ubr an 80. Ctr.
uno Sracslanb GDsnue 3u. @ontractor
0enable pobnbaft in Ills Nslion Str.
bate Ra ndmlid nod eineH bort i'm
gaue bssrifisnen 9auie beseben, um
peri&ieoens 0orfsbrungen gu treffsn.
Wdbrenb er 10 oamit befddftigt mar.
begab er fa auf elm @srhif unterbalb
oss Ya9ss, bas infOl9soshen auiam-
meubrad. 10 baB 8enable aus elmer
6hbe BON 2 Stodmerfen tOpfiiber bin=
unierifiir3ts unb fi9 babel bas @enid,
ben rs9tsn 8orosrarm unb oas lints
gein b;a9. Gr murbe per Nmbulan5
In bas itdbtiide Soipital gebra1t, bes
gleitet bon ben Soetoren 8erbart uno
&obinIon. no er tura na9 ieiner In=
funft ftarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Jamst iid tn ieiuer eissmsn Sale.

@barles 9. Souns tpurbe boraefern
i'm 3riminalseri9te auf bic Nnflage,
@elo unter falf9en Wortpdnoen erlangt
su baben, berb6rt uno f&ulbig bsfun=
ben. gr beiu&te mebrere @o9sn bir=
our& beri8iebens 2ir6en uno fam=
melte bort geitrd9e anseblia fur bic
@rri6tuns zines 9eims fhr entlafiens
Strdflinge, nit bem aud elm Arbeitss
Bureau berbunpen fein iolte, In Battle
Greet, Mi8. @a@fragen BEL Der go.
li3ei senannten Srtes ersaben. bas
bort nidts bon einem berartigsn Snfi.
tute betannt wdre.
Cine Mn3abl Der In Snbianapolis
seprellten Wit9lieoer bsrfdieoener @on.
sresationen eonfatirtsn bic 8etrdge.
bic fe ge3ei9ne: batten.
Somns purbe au elmer 3u9tbaus=
ftrafe bon Is Sabren berurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Sabresbaa oes 0Grtner 1lnter:
titunss=Tereins.

@efsrn gbeno bislt Der @drtner'
neutrality-suspicious. In Der @ermania
6a1s ieinsn idbrli9en gaa ab. @is
anidtrlid. 10 seitalteie ii& berielbe
au9 bisies Sabr fur ben gersin 3n
sinsm sldn3enoen grfOlse. Der Saal
mar fhr bieie @slsssnbeit gldnseno be'
torirt unb mimmelte BON San5luftisen,
bic bon Der MuRt bes tt4tisen Or1e'
ffers gang ent3adt tuaren. Seoenfals
III Der sIdnsenbe grfOIg bes Balles ben
gemabunaen beg @Omitss su3uibrsI'
ben, bic benieIbsn oaourd berbeifiibrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

er5tpei ifeIte esfus
| q p 8 i Ii ger. Sn &eaolnn, Sa.,
bat Or. goparo 6ennea aus Ser
5tpeiflung Selbitmorb besangen, neil
feline 2eute frant tpurben, uno er nit
feinem Gr5tlt9en 8erufe fein 2eben
nt9t friften fonnte. .Oieies lit meine
IeBte Na9t i'm 2eben," f6rieb sr an
feline 9eliebte, res t6ut mir leio, aber
mas foa i9 nod bier, no ss in feds
Nonaten feinen ein5igen 8ranten,
feline @eburt uno feinen Sobesfaa gab
duf so Weilen in Der Runoe. Wlan
miro Den armen einiamen Softor ni6t
bermiiien."
6 inc 81 ieengurfe mar
oiefer Sage in 3pidau, Gac9ien, auss
gefteIt. Ses Pra9teremplar, oas fir
ole eefammte 9etpobneri4aft zines Der
grDberen Wobnbduier Der Staof aIs
ausgiebise Mabl5eit mebr als aurei=
demo erf9ien, mics cine 2Gnge bon
1896 fsnb auf.
Grtranf infolge pp Ii
arG m b fen. Der @utsbeihas
arDbli9 in @treuben. Sa9ien, puroe
auf Ser 2anofraBs BON &rGmpfen be-
fallen; er itiir5te IN ben nur ipenta
WoiTer ertbaltenoen @trabengrabsn
nnb ertrailt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

9entIanb, L. BEG. Der @oro-
ner III aenwdrtis NIT Der llnteriu1ung
Der SooesurIa9s bon @lpos 0psr, Der
oeleaentli8 beg Surdbrennens zines
gfe,bes, na9osm Der GARNER Benton
@biloreB, Der In Der gtd6e bon CAT
gnrt wobnt, auf ibn sei3Ofsn bate.
8 en- Farmer wurosn ndmlib einiss
Surtsps seRoblsn uno ols sr Spsr nit
smei auoeren Wdnneru Dor isinem
Sou5s porbeifabren lab. ba4te er.
5ei,n bic Siebe unb feuerte sinen Jltn'
tenIduB auf Re, tuorauf Sper tbotli6
perIsbt wuroe, wdbreno bas ourp ben
@dus ideu ssmorbsne pferb bur4'
brannte. 9ie beioen anoeren Wtdnner
famen unbsrlest oabon.
anaola, l. 9s3. @iaie Ssars
fooo. 16 Sabre oft, wuroe geiiern
giadmittag. wdrenb er i'm @sbbl3e in
Der Ndbe Der Gtabt auf oer Jago mar,
ourdb eiuen e1ub aus oerJlints istnsr
Rameraoen 6lopo Weferpslt Der burd
3ufoa lossesansen mar, 9stbbtst.
am Sage uorbsr bat fi1 Der 26'idbriSs
Sarrp 3immermann, als er eben tibsr
sinsn 3aun feisen mollts, our4 ent'
laouna ieinsr Bh9ie t6otli4 bsrlsBt.
Brownspille, l. Deg. Der bet
Der 8rano Central &aiIwap 90. be-
bisnifste 8elesrapbiff i4Ob fi9 ielbH
bura 3ufaa in Die gruif unb wuros
oabur9 sefdhrIi9 perwunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
1leberfabren mno i@mer berlett.

peter paulieq wurbe an Der gde bon
Obio unb Sqinois Strabe bon benz
@aaen bes 6euertusbr-gbefs tiberfab.
rem. paulieq uurben mshrere Nipben
9ebro&en uub erhielt eine 8erlsbun9
am 2opf. Cine fadtigs l1ntsriu&ung
murbs in Der Office Der 2eidenbsfatter
Moams & 2ris9er borgsnommen; bon
bort ipuroe Der 0ermunoete na9 bem
6oipital bef6rbert, no er einige Stuns
ben na&ber ffarb.
paulfea fammt bon gtOblespiae,
Snoiana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
l1eberfabreu mno berlest.

Serrp Saueb. $50 q. Douglas
StraBe mobnbaft, wuroe sehern Ibeno
um balb IL rlbr, als er bic @eleiie on
Der Waibinston uno 8reelp Strabs
treuste, bon elmer Bismard Nbenue-
gar su Booen 9eialsuoert. @r erlitt
nebsn psriGiesenen Sauti4hrfun9sn
uie man befhr9tet, au6 innerliae
8erlebungeu.
Man bsf6rbsrte i'm In feline Wobs
nung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Smrd Snfaa ssidohs't.

Sosn 5uHmnnn unb Jrant TtOtpipe
batt:n Ea am 9antiasunsstas na6
aeton bsaeben, I'm bort Der Wa6tel'
iaao ,u fr66nen. als fie iiber sinsn
sis bsbsdten Slub ashen MOLTEN. alitt
M}oups aus uno fisl nit ieinsr Slints.
Die fidb entIuo unb wobur& 6uHmann
In ben 5ub geidoRsn wurbs uno cine
fthmsrsbafte absr ni&t aefdbrltdae
Wunos bupon trug. Sin Irat In Acs
ton Isate ben n6tbiasn gerbano an uno
ipdter wnrbs 9uffmann nod 9auie
ge bra9t.