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The news & observer., 1905-08-26
IN THE SHADOW OF AZRAEL.
One Death i'm GOldsbOrO Yesterday
and Three Funerals
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Especial to News and Observer
Goldsboro, n. c., Aug. 25.-The re-
mains of Mrs. Pussy Pearsall arrived
in this city today. her old home, and
were inferred in Willowdale cemetery,
the remains being taken from the
train at 1910 and carried to the ceme-
terry where Rev. w. r. FAIRIES, pastor
of the Presbyterian church. conducted
the services. Mrs. Pearsall died in
ST. James Hospital where she was
carried for treatment yesterday after
noon at 5 o'clock. She leaves a hus-
band and two children, Mr. Chas.
Pearsall and Mrs. Mittie O'Neal to
mourn her loss. She was IA years
Of age.
The remains of Mrs. J. 3. Whitaker,
of Greensboro, were brought to this
city today at noon for interment. This
is Mrs. Whitaker's old home, She be-
ing before her marriage, Miss Sallic
Jones. She is survived by three broth
ers, Messrs. Dick George r. and
James W. Jones. The funeral was held
from ST. Paul NJ. e. church this af-
ternoon at o'clock and the interment
was made in Willowdale cemetery.
Mrs. Whitaker was noble young wo-
man. a devout Christian and had many
friends.
The death of Mr.. Grif Stitch oc-
CURED at his home on James street
this morning at Z o'clock after an
illness of se.eraF weeks. Mr.. Stith
was a brave Confederate soldier. serv-
ing throughout the late war, and now
with many of his old comrades who
have gone on before, he sleeps be-
meath the shade of the trees.
Mr. Stth was a good old gentleman
He leaves a wife and four children,
three boys and one girl. The funeral
will be held from the home tomorrow
morning at 0 o'clock and the inter-
ment will be made in Willowdale
cemetery.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
Charged With Selling Liquor.

There was tried before United States
Commissioner Hugh Humphrey in this
city today William Spencer and Largie
Wooten, of LAGRANGE, charged with
the violation Of 1924 revised statutes
of the United States, for selling liquor
by the wholesale and retail on an ex-
cursion train on the 18th day of
August. The commissioner required
the defendants to give a $400 bond,
which was stood by Mr. T. NJ. Pace,
for their appearance before Judge
Purnell in New Bern, on October "a,
1905.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

few minutes a phone message said
that the horse was taken up three
miles out of town at Mr. j. A. Kitchin s
farm. Mr.. Outterbudge held the reins
and let tho horse run himself down
Neither man. horse nor buggy was
hurt.
Mrs Barr, an operative in the Scot
land Cotton Mills, had her hand
caught under a machine belt and lost
the first joint of her fore finger.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

Hardly a(lything makes a woman
more jealous than to see q picture of
somebody elses children in maga-
zinc.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
SITMNIER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Quirine, the world
wide Cold Cure, removes the cause
Call for the full name and loik for sig
nature of E. w. Grove. 25c.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
Judge Wards Charge.

After reading the testimony in the
case Judge Ward charged the jury on
the law governing this case.
He first read the article published
in the News and Observer, it being
an interview with Colonel Leach out
lining the contents of a complaint ne
stated he would file in suit to be
brought by him against Osborn for
breach of contract relating to the pur-
chase of mules for the penitentiary
BY reason of the failure of Leach S
counsel originally to file an answer IL
the complaint in this case. judgment
by default was taken against him, fix
ing the fact of libel
The News and Observer contends
that in publishing retraxit it should
be made to. pay only nominal damages
The one issue is this, wnat damages
is plaintiff entitled to recover of de-
PENDANTS.
You will observe that in the defl-
milton of libel the word malicious, is
a necessary factor.
Ordinarily in actions of this charac-
ter the plaintiff is entitled to dam
ages actually received. and some times
punitive damages as punishment. i'll
this case from my view OF the law
the court charges that if you believe
the evidence, the News and Observer
did publish a retraXit and in no view
Of the case can you award punitive
damages against the News and ObSer-
yer. In the case of Leach you may
award compensatory or actual dam
ages which include direct or indirect
loss, though you are not to consider
any pecuniary loss which plaintiff may
have sustained, as no claim has been
filed.
The law presumes injury to the feet
ings, to reputation known as mental
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
DANGER SIGNALS.

No engineer would be mad enough to
run by the flag which signaled danger.
1t is different with the average man
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

or woman. They Az
attempt constantly - -
to run by the dam A k5
ger signals of IL
Nature and that u FL
attempt costs a Ii
thousands of lives - "a
every year. When the ~
appetite becomes irregu-
lar or entirely gives out.
when sleep is troubled * II
and broken. when there is
constant feeling OF dull
ness and ianguor, Nature
he hoisting the danger sig ~
nal. The stomach and its a
allied organs are failing in
their work and the body sE u
is losing the nutrition on u
which its strength de- =
pends.
Such condition calls M
for a prompt use of DR.. -
Pierce's Golden Medical ss2
Discovery. 1t cures dis 4
eases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion ---
and nutrition, puriiies - 4
and enriches the blood and - /%
builds up the body with -ZNN
sound, solid flesh. V -
II have had so much bene- "~
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
TOY COTTAGE

HAS MODERN CONVENIENCES,
hot and cold water. Open all the
year. Special rates for September and
autumn months. Address Mrs. w. X.
GARDNER, JOY Cottage. Virginia
Beach. Va.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

A girl thinks it is better to have
gone buggy riding and lost her faith
than never to have gone at all.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

When man discovers he is a dis
tant relative of millionaire he acts
as if he had been elected to a public
office.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
FUNERAL OF A. S. HEILIG.
Capacity of CAT Plant Increased.
Street Construction Under Way.
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Especial to News and Observer
Salisbury, n. C.spAug. 25.--The fun
eral of the late Albert Sydney Heilig,
who died at his home in this city We'd
nesday from typhoid fever was held
this afternoon from st. Johns Luth-
eran church, this city, of which the
deceased was for many years an active
and honored member This list of ac-
tive pail bearers included Messrs Jno.
NJ Julian. J. NJ. McCorkle. j. f. Nc
Cubbins. j. NJ Maupin, Gray Barber,
J. l.. Watson. Burton Craige and T.
3. Brown. The funeral was attended
by an unusually large concurse of
people attesting. the high esteem in
which the deceased had been held as
q lawyer. business, man. real estate
dealer as we'll as a CIurch worker.
Mr.. Heilig was a prominent Elk and
the members of that order attended
in body. The interment was in Chest
nut Hill cemetery.
Gas Plant Increased.
In order to meet the growing de-
mands of Salisbury the Salisbury Gas
and Electric Company has arranged
to increase the capacity Of its plant
from 0,000 to 10000 feet. A rev
building is. to be erected for the aC-
commodation Of the plant and it is
expected that work on same VIII begin
at an early date
New Streets Being Built
The proceeds of the $908,000 bond
sale effected by the city of Salisbury
two years ago are now being used in
the construction of some of the best
streets to be found anywhere in the
Sotuh. For months abe streets have
presented a rough appearance on ac-
Io;.
tory to laying the vitrified brick now
Eeing placed.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26
Jury Prescribes a Salve of
Gold.
Continued from Page One.)

for the sake of holding it's supremacy
in North Carolina newspaper realms,
this huStling paper, this huStling
young commercial city editor, prints
news a day ahead of any other pa
per, which asSasSinateS a good man S
character. Great God the cold calcu-
lations OF heartleSs commercialism is
enough to make the angels weep. And
they no doubt do weep.
Leach is at the bottom of it, but
The News and Observer uncOnsciously
became a party in law to the libel by
printing it and sending it broadcast to
be read by fifty thousand people that
cold November day.
And what is their refrain when
asked to put us back where we were
before this scandalous, Iibelous, reck-
less, ruthless and cruel publication.
"One penny and the costs,'' is full re-
paratiOn.
The News and Observer is the lead
ing and most influential newspaper
published in North Carolina and be-
cause OF this and it's immense circula-
ton the libel published but increased
the damage because of it's own high
character.
Col. Argo then went into a disscc-
tion OF the charges Leach made
against Osborn, showing how it was
calculated not only to damage Os-
bOrns business credit but his reputa-
ton as an honest man. He humor-
ouslv described Leach as standing on
Raleigh street corner, with his va
lise packed, "a new hat, striped socks
and yaller shoes waiting for Osborn,
while Osborn, fat as he was, was
streaking it on a back street to go to
kentucky himself, all leaving Colonel
Leach standing there.
And yet falsely to accuse an hoE-
III H.
bic conduct, they say is not ar more
serious than penny and the cost"
Referring to the charge, that in buy
ing the mules, Osborn as a director,
was guilty of a misdemeanor in ac-
cepting more than four dollars per
day, Col. Argo said that it had been
clearly shown that Osborn did not
go as a director, it was no part of his
duty as director he was prevailed Oh
to go, after he himself had proposed
that the mules be purchased after ad-
vertisement, and there was no con-
tract made for what he was to be paid
Not a word was said about it.
Even if he ignorantly violated
any law, which he did not.
the charge in the published
article that he received several hun
dred dollars he was not entitled to,
is only one of the many distinctly IL
bcIcuS ana IclSS CIldI III iiIlCd e1liNt
circulated on Osborn.
1t is a fabrication, a falsehood he
swears to you from beginning to end
and would you father have your
children hear the clods falling on your
grave, and singing back to the
world from which you had gone, as
their patrimony and heritage "his
character was worth a penny and the
costs?" Col. Argo next showed by a
calculation of the cost of the mules
that Osborn saved the State eighteen |
hundred dollars, and declared it inn
possible for such a man as that to
have been guilty of taking the pitiful
sum of two hundred dollars as the |
price of his character built up by
forty years of honest and honorable |
dealing.
The news & observer., 1905-08-26

Charity is ""ment that serves
to cover up sE ~craWniness.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Mmf mnredtem @esem
Grtappt Satin ibren Mann.

Sas 2iebesabsnteuer bes Sabib
Blunt, Elm &eiienber, unb SRI. Opal
%uel enoete binter ben fdwebii6en
8aroinen. Seine 6rau, bic bem treu-
lofen Soften i&on ieit 2 Wonaten
i4arf beoba9tet bate, beruria&te feline
Gefnabme. Sonntag ging Der Srel.
loie tuieber auf Mbenteuer aus. biefes
Wal ieooa unbeuubt berfolgt bon ieis
ner 5rau bic ieben G9ritt ibrss Don
Suan nit 2uraugsn beoba9tste.
Ni9tsabnenb Ienfte er feline S1ritte
iOfort 3u ben tOfgen @dumen ieiner
9eliebten uno in bic Gale.
Grau Blunt flOpfte tir3e 3eit Sarauf
an bic Sbhr. pel@e bon Jrl. RusI se=
6Hnet wuroe. 8lei9 bor G9red i9lua
bieie Der iSrau Blunt bic Sbiire Dor Der
Nafe au.
Grau Blunt NOR jeoo9 ni9t su bsrs
treiben. unb Der 8dlte niGt a9tenb,
itellte fe fi9 in oem buntlsn Glur auf
bic Wa9e.
2aum bate ibr Sabih bas 3immer
ieinsr GeIiebten nerIahen, als fie f9
nit Der gnn3en @utb beg sefrdntten
Weibes auf ibn ftiir3te uno etn regel=
rsdter 2ampf erfolste.
8oritbergebenoe b6rteu ben 2drm
unb bena9ridtigien bic poliaiifen Se
&Ohett uno @iaespis, tpel&e bic 8er=
baftune Der beiben pornabmen.
Cine Bhrgi&aft eriparte beioe fi9
BON Der 8squemlidteit Der @sfdngnib=
seq en- 5u iiber3eu9en.
Sa fie TN poliseieeri&t gum proaeB
ni&t erf4ienen, tuurbe Der Jaa auf ben
z. DECEMBER bertagt, um Der poli3ei
9elesenbsit 3u geben, nod ben 6lh9ts
aingen au iabnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Gum sanserfeF. :

Sas rSdnserfs4=@do". bsfsbsnb
aus ten sinfiisen @refutipbeamtsn
unieres leBtsn unberQebliden Sdns
serFeifes. i'm Sabre 1908. belt i'm
r2ieoertran3" In ct. 2ouis untsr
Worfib oss. uie ole anoeren Beamten.
auf 2ebensaeit ermdhIten prdfosnten,
6errn DITTO s. Stiiel, iein sweites
idbrlides gantstt ab
Durd bie semeiniame Mrbsit Treunbs
ftir's sanae 9sben gewOrhen, frsutsn
fi9 bic Ritslieoer bes Mustauf6es
i46ner Grinnerungen. uno glei63sitig
tbaten He einen Nusblid in bic 3utunft.
Sabei tam fslbifpsrftdnolih bas
nddffe Sdngerfeit. bas i'm Sabre 1907
in Snoianapolis abgebaltsn msrben
mirs. CUR Sprade unb es wurbe be.
idlofen, benz 6sfprdfiosnten Serrn
ausuf M. 9ubn burd ben Sefretdr,
0errn @miI s. 2sonbarot. bic berg
li3ffen @hniae gum @elingen bes
6ef.s au tibermitteln Sa bic gunoes.
fabne fd geaentpdrtiq in ct. 2ouis
befinost. wuroe bei&lOKen. bas vgdo"
als Glbnenwaae 3u tonifituiren uni
bic 6erren 6elfenffsaer uno Sdwsid.
arot su Jabnentrdgsrn gu ssnsnnsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Starb an Norpbiums8ers
siftuns.

SIN Staotboipitale ffarb geffer1
furs Dor Daittsrnaat Der stpa 4Oidbrige
Sobu paulss, 46 Sho Capitol Ipsnus
uobnbaft. on Worpbium- 8er9iftung
Der Wann bate am Sage BEN
granntmein tibsrmdBis suseiprO&eu
unb 9ing unter ben Nadpshsn leiosnn
su einem arste UNI R& ein Wittel aur
gerubiauns ieiner iiberrei3ten Hsrpen
geben 3u lahen.
Der Mr3t gab ibm einige WOrpbium
entbaltenoe pillen nit Der ffrengen
geroronung. wie er ie su nebmsn
bate. paules fdeint aber ben Der.
oronungen oes Mrstes nidt Jolss ae.
leifet su baben, isnoern nabm bsinabe
bic ganae Doiis nit sinem Male.
SIM Siipeniarium, uObin paulss ge
lanste, sriab man bic @efabr in Der er
fduebte unb bradte ibn in's ifdbtiihs
9oipltal. BORT erlag er trob aller an
gsmanotsn @essnmittsl balb nod ieinsr
Nniunft benz @ifte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Neue &lagea. ;

Wm. 8. 8sauaamp gsgen bic @hite
Saoin9 Wa9ine SO. uno CHARLES
0enoerion.
2lase auf $4OO gntf&doisuns fur
Elm bon benz 2ldger on ben Betlagten
aeliebenes pfero. bas tnfoise Der Na4.
ldiisteii Ssnosrion's. Der bel Der
@bite Sswins Wa&ine so. angeifeat
III. iaeu murbe unb burdbrannte uno
infolse zines etur3es set6otet wuroe.
Mnibal 6. 8atsr gegsn Burton 6
Sater. 3lass auf S&eioung unb auf
@ieoerannabme bes Wdo&en. Mamsns
Wiais, pegen Verna&ldifsuug oes
llnterbalts udbreno Der lebten auei
Sabren.
Wunicipal Bomb 60. qsgen Mnna
9iBelberger u. U. 2ienflage auf Sab
lung bon $29 80 uno Mbf9luB Der
2ien.
2amrence glgin Butter 60. gegen
Hebeeca Wbite uno Sotn White. Qlage
auf Bsifimmuns oes @igmtbumsre&ts
tiber Elm Der 2ldser geb6r;ges Stad
2ano.
@alter =. 6ubbarb ge9en @eoree
WaItcn. 2lase auf Abi&luB elmer
pfanoberi&reibung TN Wertbe bon $50
uno $25 &s&tsanwaltsgebitbren.
Sane Graneis gs9er u. u. geaen
&bomas Dabioion u. U. @efu& I'm
8efbre@tserfldrung une @rnennung
zines Naf,npsrwalters. 8ertauf bes
@isentbums uno @ertbeilung bes ba.
our& er3ielten gintommens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Ssrbaftnnseit.

Seute yormittag wurbsn folgenbe
8erbaftungen porgenommen:
Grnnt aeifsr tpurbe tpegsn @ertaufes
bsraui&snoer @etrdnfe einsefperrt.
Sarrp 8cn3en. @erfdufer in elmer
apot6efe, Bate Dor benz Staatsbaufe
3usi Mdnner gsiebsn, bic i9 gegenfeis
tig nit Der 6auff bearbsitsten. Bdbs
rsno oes 6anbgsmengss fisl einem Der
Raufboloe ois ubr aus Der $af9e, uno
@On3el, Der biss gsisben bate. gina
bin. bob oie ubr auf uno - ftedte he
in feline 8ai9s. st tpurbe In Golgs
befen fur3 oarna9 usrbaftet uno tn
@suabriam eebra9t.
Der Fl =idbrise Jrant Joro, elm
5arbigsr bon go. 2615 8raeelano-
aOenus, muroe 6ei9ulbist, i9 lsbten
SamIiae in Die Wobnune Der Jrall
8race, go. 2619 Norb Ssnaie.Npenue.
eingefhli6en 3u bdben, uno tlt lebi
binter bic i9ueoii9sn 8aroinen &c.
bra9t tuoroen.
S9lieBlid tpurbe mod BEN Maure,
5bomas Sallsn freies Quartier ange-
tpisIen, neil ibm ieins 2niss ben Sisnl
berfaet batteu.
Clarence Ra b, % Sabre oft,
1401 Sout5safern Ape., entwenoet'
elnem bon ieinen Srintbrhbsrn, ben Ell
on Der DENTON Bar setrohsn batte,
$50 in barren 8elb. Rap purbs
6intsr SalOb uno &iegsl gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Sn &eib' mna 0liea.

Deleqaten bon % beutfnen Yereinen
@bicaao's bielten In Ger S&iller.Salls
bss S&iler. @ebduoes eine 0erfamm-
lung ab unb riefen, einem bereits poi
mebreren Wo&en sefaBten plane ae-
mdb, einen @bicasosr 3msigpsrbant
bes beutf&.ameritanii8en @ent,alper.
banoes in's 2eben.
Jol9enoe borldufige Beamte tpuroeu
ertpdblt: prdiosnt. @iater Mnr eber-
barbt; Sefretdr. gmil Wannbarbt;
Sdabmsifsr, 9. s. 6ummel. Wlau
ernannte elm aus fiinf Witgliebern be-
ifehenoes @omite, bas auiammen mil
3wanaig anoeren 6erren aIs M9itations
@omits funeiren unb idlmmtlids oeut'
iden Wereine Der Staot auffu&en ioa.
um He gum ani&IuKe su bewesen.
Wan bofft, bob es auf oieie Wsiie &C.
lin9en uiro, ein reyes SntsreKe fur Der
8uno 3u erweden. Der tempordre
8orfano wuroe beauftra9t, NIT Din.
3u3iebung bon 3uei anoeren Deleeatsr
cine 8erfaKung fur ben 2otalperbanb.
aus hem fpdter sin Staatsperbanb her'
porgeben foa, ausauarbsiten unb iie bel
nd&fen Selegatenueriammlung borsu'
legen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Nette Gr5iebungsme=
tbobem
S9eint Ole Superintendent
oes 5rauen9efan9ui1es bee
fol9t 81 haben.
9arte nnb @raniamieit fatt Site.

Inter 8orfb @ounsrneur 9anlp's
wuroe geffern nit Der 1nteriudung
Der gefdulbiaunssn esssn bic Super
intenoentin Der weibli9en Sneuftrie=
louie. @milp 9. 3booes bOr Der
Stats Wobltbdtigteits gsb6rbe Bee
qonnen.
Die 4lase sesen Jrl. &boaoes NOR
oaB He oie eSnfaHen Der S1ule grau-
lam bebanoelte, oab fie nit ben
tibrisen 9ebrerinnen nidt ipmpatbi=
firte uno bob fie Der Steaung ni9t ges
ua6ien iei.
Die 2laae NOR unteridrieben bon
goa R. Doll. elmer frabsrep eearerin,
3Oisphins staiforo unS Sennie
Boomers, infOlge oefen bic llnteriu4s
ung bur9 bic Srufees bes Snfiituts
erfol9te.
Die untertuhun9 muroe bonn 0ous
pernsur 6anlp beaOnnen. inbem .r er=
It'd te. bab es 5rdulein Rboabes fos
wobl ME ben Intldgern freiifebe, R9
ourd einen @ntpaIt bertreten 3ll
lahsn.
6rduIein 6all faste aus. baB fis bon
ausulf 1902 bis Muguit 1908 2sbrsrin
in Der Mnitalt mar unb oftmals @ele=
aenbeit bate, fi4 3u tiber3eugen, bob
cie 3laaen aesen 5rdulein 3boaoes
aereatfsrtigt tparen.
Ourd alerhano ieltfame er3ieberii4e
Wittel. pie Speiiensntsiebun9. prhgel.
a6pfe an Die Wano ooer ben GuBbooen
itOBen. @in3elhaft I'M Duntsln, Geheln
anlegen unb oerglei&en liebenswhroiae
Rittel mebr, ioq Grdulein Rboabes
periu6t baben, auf @eiit unb @emiitt
Der ibrer pHsse Mnpertraatsn sinau.
mirten.
Wis cine friihers Sniaifin, lSoiepbins
Stofforo. er5dblte, wurben ihr Sanb=
fsfsln uno 4nebel angelest. tueil fl
otne @rlaubnib nit einigen anoeren
Ndohen aefprohen bate. Gin $u6=
fnebel mar ibr orei Sageilang in ben
Runo seitsdt uno nur gu ghens3eii
bsrausgsnOmmsn tuoroen.
Mehnli6e 2iebensmitroi9feiten follen
aud anoeren Mdo9en tpiberfabren
fein.
@oub. 6anlp berifridte beinabe ie.
ben 3susen In Elm 2reujperb0r, meif
ieoOd obne beren Musiagen au ct.
i&attern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

Serre Saute, A. Ssa. Die
fsierli4e 9ei4enbefattung bss 2apel=
meiifers Sacob Bretnia fano geftern
ffatt. Cine 40 farfe 9apslls be9leitete
Die 2side bes bo&beliebten 9apeQmeis
ffers nit ben 2lansen zines 8rauer,
marbles. ben ct felbif eompOnirte, our
lebten &ube. Der nerftorbene 9ompos
NIP batts ben Mari9 fir einen bon
ieinen 5reunben unb fi9 feIbft be-
ftinlmt. Der Jreunb mar ibm i'm
Sobe borangegan9sn. 3apelImeiffer
bon 9anpiQe. 81. unb Decatur. 81.
paren NIT einigen ibren 2euten bier.
5ergetommen. I'm i9 Der 9apelIe ansu=
idlieben, wel&e an bem Sage fpielen
iolte. profeRor Breinis murbe in
SeioeIberg. Deutf8Iano, geboren'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Ser iram,Ofildje Gruam als Pffi>

Ser iram3Dfiibe 0roam als YFHi>
fns. Yierpont Morsan, Der befannte
amerifanif6e MiniarbGr, tpsiIte tpdb<
renb Der leBten friti19en Netp Yorfer
8Orientase in Nir>lesz8ains in 5rant>
reid. ssebe balbe Stunbe erbielt Wforz
gan &abelbepei9en, bic ibm na4 feiz
mem Wunf9 itets bon bemielben
9rpom, pierre, einem pfiffigen @uz
bergnaten, iiberrei9t purben. rpierre," I"
faste am Sage feirsr @breiie Der Mil>
IiarbGr, nbier bait Su $1O0 fur bic
aufrnerffame 8ebtenuns." rDante
fbDn, Monieisneur," ertpiberte Der
fleine gubergnat, raber" nIun, ipas
benne 6ait Ou ettpa mebr ertpartet9"
rs Soft betpabre! Sd mD9te nur
Mpnieigneur Inn bic Grlaubnib Bit
ten, in meinen &olIesentreifen perbreiz
ten gu biirfen, bab sic mir $500 ses
f9enft baben." -rSo2 llnb parum
bsnn2"- uRun, in Sbrem Snterefe.
Oamit bic @elt gang iider iei, baB sic
Bel ben Iesten Neip Yorfer Boom sldnz
Senb abgei4nitten bdben. r9m,
bm," mo9te Der Mmerifaner, rOu
fannit Redt baben; aber man ion ni4t
liieen. 5ter bait Ou nod $40O.~ Der
@ropm erSdblte bas Ibenteuer ieinen
&ameraben unb fiiste ougenblinaelnb
hinau: r3u uns Iupergnaten tOnnen
ielbit bic Yanfees mod in bic SHule
gehen."
9rambfalIe in 9 apern.
gta9 elmer Statiftif fino innerbalb Der
Iebten fiinf Sabre in 8apern 6749
BranbfGlle porsefommen, bon oenen
ft4 3O73 am Sage unb 3676 in Ser
geaat ereigneten. Mas Die Stun6e ans
belanst, 10 trifft am Sage uuf DIE 3eii
bon Triib z Biz 8 l1hr DIE seringfte
8abl, 6ie bS9fe auf Die 3eit bon 4
Bis 5 ltbr menos. WGbrenb Der Nadts
3eit treffen oie meiften Geuersbriinfts
auf bte Stunoe BON 10 Biz IL. sSu
ienen flint Sabren iinb 1916 fretpil=
lige Webren nit 489.387 Mann aus.
qeriidt. Qlmf ste Yflidtfeuertpebreu
frafen nur 75.000 Mam1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
Snstana Sieb3n@ts=Sereia.

Der ySnoiana 8iebsu9ts gerein"
miro feline nd9ffe idbrli@e @eriamm'
lung am 4. Sanuar i'm SuperiOrs
Gsridts3immsr bes Staats6auies abs
halten. Die 0eriammlung wproe 3u
Bunifen Der Garmer unb 8ieb3i&ter
bon Snoiana sinbsrufsn. prominente
WGnner merben Nnipra9en balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

uburn, 5. De3. Sas f96ne
5sim bon Sad Sowns bier tpurbs bur9
5susr pollitdnbig 3erff6rt. Der Branb
entifanb nuf un9ew6bnlt9s Mrt. Grai
&opns mollte, oie 2ampe tn ibrer 9anb
baltenb. bon einsm 3immer In bas an.
bsre ssben; fie ffolperte ttber etnen $ep.
bid unb lisb bic 2ampe fallen, uel9s
serbran uno ben Seppi& nit petrolsum
trdntte. Sofort i&ofen oie Gldmmsn
empcr unb perbreitefen fi9 NIT gr6Bter
S9neaistsit iber bas ganae 6aus. nno
ni&t Iange bauerte es, 10 mar bas
traute 6sim elmer Huine 9lei&.