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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-06

Oh his heart. The sad face of the wo
man whose birthright he had stoler
seemed to stare at his reproachfulls
from the corners of the room. 1t ever
frailed itself in the smo.derng logs as
they blaZed up ftfully and fell apart.
Inc doorbell rang again. After &
long delay the door opened to admi,
Mrs. Burke, the old housekeeper. She
was pale with suppressed emotion.
Another visitor?" he exclaimed with
annoyance. "Who is it?'
"Mr. Chilton's granddaughter, .r,s'
was the startling response.
Dick sprang to his feet.
The poor child did not learn of her
grandfather's death until today. sir,
The storm delayed the mails. She came
at once-and alone, because her mother
is ill.,
What does she want?" His voice
had strangely harsh, unnatural
sound.
"She hoped to be in time for the flu
neral, but her train was stalled. She
is going right away again. 1 thought.
SIR hesitatingly, you might like to
see her first
See her. Dick felt a sick shrinking
through all his being. OF course it was
a game to wheedle some concession
from him. But it would be churlish to
refuse
Where is she?'
I'm the kitchen. She would come no
farther"
AS Dick started in that direction Mrs.
Burke laid her hand upon his arm.
"One moment. sir. I'd like to tell
you something. The girl loves a
worthy man as poor as herself. They
can never marry now. I'm sorry for
them BOTH
She turned half fiercely, but before
he could speak his anger was swallow
ed up in pity. The case appealed to
him strongly. Was the structure of his
happiness to be built upon the ruin of
two lives? If he robbed this girl of
her inheritance what was left to her?
With these thoughts whirlng in his
brain he started on again, with heavy,
shuiling steps. The girl sat before the
kitchen fire, her face in her hands.
Dick saw the dropping figure as
a red mist. He began speak
Ing rapidly, in q tense voice, as if half
afraid to trust himself
I'm selfish brute At first / didn't
realize the injustice of accepting n
legacy that means everything to YOU
At his first word tremor had shaken
the bowed figure. She lifted her head
suddenly with a startled exclamation.
Dick. Dick"
He stood staring. All at once the
mist seemed shot through with a daz-
zlinS light He leaned nearer, like one
half blinded, and brushed his hand |
across his eyes.
"Alice! 1t is Alice!' he said incredu-
ously.
She, the quicker to grasp the sltua-
ton, looked up at him with a happy
laugh.
Dick! Oh, Dick! Nobody told me
the name of the man who had robbed
me of my birthright. 1 never dreamed
It was you. 1 thought it was some ad-
lway-without seeing you 20,
The words died in an inarticulate
nurmur. Her blushing face was press
ID against his heart.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-06
Sidetracked.

81 was looking about in Bargen's
millinery department today" began the
scheming wife, land 1 saw the sweet
est thing
YES" interrupted her foxy husband,
that's great idea of Bargen's to put
mirrors all around where you women
congregate. Exchange.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-06

Some people are inquisitive from hab-
it, not because they want to know
Sasth Bend Tribune.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

this place and Mrs. Marian Lyell
of Pampa will visit their mother
in the future.
Miss Lucy Forrest and Miss
Julia Brownley will leave for
Middlesex and Gloucester in the
near future.
Mrs. Laura Oneal and children
of Virginia Beach will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
BrOwnley of Laban in the near
future.
The farmers were delighted to
see such a refreshing rain as we
had "Wednesday last.
Miss Ethel Forrest of this place
is visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha
Calls of Retz.
Black Hen.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27
DIGGS.

Goo late for last issue.)
Joe Drisgil is extremely i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of his
parents. He returned from Nor
folk, where he had been at work,
last week.
Capt. G.. ii. Forrest came home
Monday last to spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Forrest.
0. +. Morgan is home for some
time, where he is improving under
the care of DR.. Hoskins.
Mrs. Rocker Morgan and little
daughter are the guests of her
father this week.
Mrs. 7. A. Diggs is visiting her
sister at Gwynns this week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Forrest, of Norfolk.
is the guest of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Jno. b. Forrest.
Miss Ruth Owens left Sunday
night for Berkely to visit her bro
Their, Capt. w. l.. Owens.
Miss Sissie Owens came home
this week after an extended trip
to Norfolk. .
Miss Rosa and Elma Morgan of
Portsmouth, are visiting their
grandfather, Capt. ]. G. Hudgins.
Little Lambert Sadler, the son
of Capt. Alphonso Sadler, of Nor
folk, is visiting at the home of his
grandfather, Robert Sadler, near
Diggs.
The protracted meetings will
begin at Salem NJ. Z. Church on
Sunday, July p. Rev. Dadman
is expected to assist. There will
be all day meetings and dinner on
the ground after Monday.
-LOtust.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27
LAUNCHING PARTY.

On Monday evening of last
week. delightful launching par
ty was given by Mr.. George Hud-
gins of New Point in honor of
Miss Hattie Hudgins of Winter
HarbOr. The party steamed out
of Horn Harbor promptly at six
o'clock. After n delightful ride
of about an hour and a slight de-
lay of perhaps fifteen minutes,
the party landed on New Point
beach. A short call was made on
Capt. and Mrs. MarChant of New
Point Station. The remainder of
the stay was pleasantly spent in
various ways. Some hunted for
souvenirs, some strolled over the
sand beach, while others seated
themselves and inhaled the re-
freshing breeze to their hearts
content. At ten o'clock the par
ty returned to the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. O.
wens where delicious ice cream
and cake were served. The par
ty feel greatly indebted to Mr..
Hudgins whose kindness afforded
SO much pleasure to all.
Meremaid.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

For neat and artistic job print
ing, bring your order to this office.
We can please you.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27
TABERNACLE.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
Will you please allow me a lit
tie space in your paper this week?
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Banks
welcomed a little baby girl to
their home on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Betty Diggs of Gwynns Is
land has been visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Laura Hurst for the
past week.
Mrs. Ashley Brownley of La
ban and Miss Lucy Forrest Of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

The Republicans will hold a
mass meeting at the c. H. Satur-
day Aug. s. to elect delegates to
the state convention which will
meet in Roanoke, August 8.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

For attractive and artistic Job
Printing bring your order to the
Journal office.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

&TTLE LOCAL ITEMS.
D0inss of the People
Tersely Told.
J VISITORS SEEN IN TOWN.
Some Going and Others Re-
turning-Local Happen
ingS of Interest to
All.
Mrs. +. E. Bomar, of Rich
mond, is visiting at Poplar Grove.

~@"R SALE-One fresh Jersey
CO, of best stock in the county.
Apply at this office.
Miss Mabel Foster IS visiting at
her Uncle's, Mr.. Henry Sibley,
this week.
Miss Virginia Call Dickinson of
Richmond is visiting Mrs. Leslie
c. Garrett.
Frank Alvey of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Josephine b. Hun
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Christian
OF Norfolk, are visiting at the
home of ]. I. Christian.
Mrs, Webb of Norfolk is. visit
ing at the home of ]. 7. Christ
ian.
For SALE CHEAP, lot of new
lumber at Central Church. Apply
to G S. Marchant.
Prof. julius G. Miller of Balti-
more is i'll the County this week
visiting friends.
For SALE-Or trade for a ca
noe, 5 fresh mich cows. Apply
to c. E. Digs, Cardinal, Va,
NR SALE Forty acres good
timber land on Haven Road. A
bargain. S. E. Richardson.
SMoard G.. Miller and Miss
Bessie d. Miller, are summering
at their Country home. Spring
Hill"
WANTED-An experienc d
white lady to fill position of house
keeper. Address Mrs. Robt. T.
!. Sears.
For SALE Thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock Cockerals. Come
quicSs take your pick.
A. - Marchant, Mathews CHI.
NOTICE have six thorough
bred badger Beagle dogs for sale.
Apply to VIM. P. Hudgins near
Redart. - -.
Archdeacon Mopclre of Rich
mond will preach in Christ Church
at II A. NJ, Trinity at $50 P. NJ.
and St. Johns. at s P. NJ. on Sun
day.Hso inst: ~
Thee young horses for sale,
perfectly sound and gentle. For
further information, address
]. Tyler Crittenden. -
" hamburg P. o. Va.
4 AlShdeacotf; the Rev. DR.. Mon
( of Richmond, will preach
t Sunday morning at Christ
rrch. $3.50 P. M. at Trinity and
lat St. Johns Church.
J. o. U. A. M. will organ
Mathews c. H. on August
b65. at I P. M. All are re-
eted to be present. A brass
of music will be present and
are sure to have a good time.
Ere wilibe a Lawn Party on
Fwn of Mrs. Cordelia Muir
Ear Williams Wharf. We'd
august 10. Supper, ice
cake atc.r will be served.
gin at s P. M. The public
iially invited to attend.
danes John Foege. A. Won
hgneck and daughter. G. f,
and children, Grimmell,
son; Misses Mary Crew,
ant. Susie O'Connell; and
). Grimmell. Geo. Ready,
ma and John Foege are
at Bay View Cottage on
IS Island.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-07-27

|
Geo. Y. Hunley. Retz.
Mr.. w. N. Williams, wife and
daughter, Miss Annie Waller, are
spending the summer at Mr.. ].
Boyd Sears home.
Several correspondents were
crowded out this week on account
of a lack of space. Among them
was an interesting letter from
Uncle Josh.
Miss Ellen Douglas Garrett af-
ter delightful visit of several
weeks to her friend, Miss Clara
Petit of Palmyra, Va, has retur-
ned home.
Mr.. Chas. II. Hudgins of New
York is here on a visit to friends
and relatives. Mr.. Hudgins pays
us an annual visit which he al
ways enjoys.
Presley Williams, representing
Daniel Miller & Co., was IN town
last week calling on the trade.
This is Mr.. Williams first trip to
Mathews for two years.
The gentleman who found a
scarf pin belonging to Miss Bes-
sic Miller) and called at the Jour
nal Office some time ago, will
please call again with the pin and
receive reward.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement in anothers col Imn OF
Prof. E. A. Tompkies. Any one
desiring the services of a tutor
would do we'll to write him.
The County Board of Supervis-
ors met in their regular annual
meeting on Monday, July "a, to
settle with the County Treasurer.
The Treasurer books were in
good order, and the settlement
soon made, which showed a bal
ance on hand of over S., 10000.
My new launch will be complet-
ed in few days, so l have decid-
ed to give an excursion to War
tons Grove Sunday, July 80,
Wednesday, August ?, and Sun
day August 8, leaving Fitchetts
Wharf at 7:3o A. NJ, stopping at
Cricket Hill. Round trip SIC.
Those wishing to make the trip
will find the best of accumulation.
Richard James.
A merry party from up on the
Piankitank, came to Mathews,
Wednesday night on ''hay ride"
During their stay in town, they
visited Mr.. S. +. Richardson's
Drug Store where they enjoyed
some of Mr., Ernest Hudgin's de-
lightful ice cream sodas. They
left for their homes at late hour
much pleased with their evenings
enjoyment.
The Ladies of Central NJ. E.
Church, Mathews Co. Va. will
give a Lawn Party at the home
of Mr.. G.. S. Marchant on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings,
the 8 and 9 of Aug. A big effort
will be made to entertain those
present. There is a good wharf
at Mr.. Marchant's place and all
parties desiring can land in
boat. Will have elocution and
music. supper and refreshments.
Supper CSC. G.. S. Marchant,
G. c. White, and S. L. Richard
son, Com.
@=@=@=@@@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
@ollte f9 sas 9ebem nebmem.

Mn ben Jolssn elmer Dergiftung
lsiosno, uurbe ssfsrT Nbeno Jannis
GERBER. 615t OH Waiaineton Str,
bon ben Siipsniariamsdr5ien aufges
funoen.
Inter Nnmsnbung Der Wassnpumpe
murbe He tpieher ber9efeat. 6annie
bsbauptete oab He bas @ift gu fi9 GEE
nommsn, neil ibr Wann fie ni&t 10
bsbanbslte, tpie He bebanbelt tuerben
ipolte. Da oie Wagenpumpe Elm b69f
unanssnebmes Ding TT. wirb Gannie
ipObl In 3ufunft In Der Mnmenbung
bon Rabifalturen ober IN Der @abl Der
WitteI mebr borii&tiser iein. Was fie
siasntli9 sineenommen bate, lieb ii&
ni9t ermitteln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Ser 9o93sits3as aaf Der eao :
ieite.
l1eberitebIuns zines iunsen Taares ms
eisne Seint.

Inter 0Oranf&ritt elmer Mufts
tapeQe, bic fi9 aus einem $rompeter
unb elmer Mn3abl iunssr Mdnnsr mil
groben Ble9tannen retrutirte, bur&aog
eefern Mbsnb elm 3ue iltnssr 2sute
oie @traben Der @ioisite. Den
. Wufitanten" foI9te elm &ransport.
wagen uno 9inter bieiem Der mari9ire
ten In eei&loRenen Reiben eine Mnaabl
iunser Mdb9sn.
Muf benz 8ransporttpa9en fab mon
auber benz Gubrmanne ,inb einem Jun.
gen gurf8en, Der Geuermert ab'
brannte, sinsn In s9mar3 eefleibeten
|iuns,n Wann, an ben fi9 Elm in @sib
gsfleibstes iunges Mdbden antlnm-
merte.
Cine bonn 8eri9terfatter = Der fi&
nathrli1 benz 3uee anf9lob = anss.
Fsute llnteriu@uns ersab. hab man es
bier NIT einem 0o93eits3ase 3u tbun
bate unb bie SbeiInsbmer an bemiel.
ben gum sr6bten 9beile Mn9eifelte Der
Gin 9ilp 60. waren, wel&e
Charles 6tebenion unb NeQie WiIion,
bic I'm 6aufe ber Brauteltern. 1908
Sub State Strabe getraut wurben.
mad elmer Hunofabrt bur9 ben fiib.
li9en Stabttbeil na9 benz eigenen
6eim. 1885 ct. paul Strabe 9eleitet.
Mae 3tpei squares tpurbe 0alt ge.
ma&t, bic rWuRtbanoe" gab Elm tur.
3es Concert, elm trrass 2ieb tpurbe se.
fun9en, unb bann, mubte ber .gliid'
li9e" gbemann bon bem Gubrwert'
berab, bic in3mif&en berbeigeeilten BE-
uobner ber llmeeeenb NIT elmer
Sped" au beebren. Spdt am Nbent
lan9ten bann bte 6reunbe NIT ben
neupermdblten paare TN neusr
Define an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
9nr@breameret an aer @aibtns.
tom StraRe.

Das @efpann elmer Drof1fe brannte
seiern on Der Waibinston Ctr. unb
Senate Ape. our8 unb erregte nathrIi9
In Der bid. bsb6ltsrtsn @aIbington
Str. einiges auffeben, ebe es gelang,
bafelbe an Der Weribian etrabs aum
6alten 3u brinsen. Gin etodparbs
Strabenbebnmagen, Der ssrabe In bic
Meribian etrabe einbos, bra9te bic
wie wilb babinraisnben 9biere gum
etiaffanbs. geibe pferbe furatsn 3u
8ooen unb ems berielben brad fi9 bas
gein. poIi3ift 6inmau. Der f9 In Der
Hdbe befanb. ereriff bas anbere beim
3hgel unb Is gelang ibm 10, tpsiteres
linbeil au berbhtsn. 0as berfrtppelte
3bier ipurbe erI&oRen. Der 2utf@er
fosts, bab bie pferbe i9eu uurbsn, ais
Ct gerabe bsnielben bas Wemi4t an.
Iesen polIte. Die 9roi@te uurbe Be.
i&dbI9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
s9wer Derbrannt
Jnnse Sran in elmer 6aioIin-
Grploiion.
Yromptes Gri&einen Der 6euermebr
Derbin0ert 8rano.

ginige rs9t fir9terli3e Momente
our&lebte seftern ysa9mittas Jrau 6.
u. 2uB, go. 1905 gbur9man ape.,
aIs pl6bIi@ ibr @afOlin Ofen srplo-
oirte. iie bon 2opf Bis 3u ben 5iibsn
nit bem brennenben Del iiberf9httenb.
Die iunse Grau befanb fi& fur8 nn&
5 ubr In einem tleinen 2abinstte, tpsl=
DIES als eommerfii9s benubt wurbe,
aIs pl6sIi9 Der 3wii9en ibr urb benz
sinaigen Gusganse fsbenbe @aioline=
Ofen erplObirte. fie, fowie aud bic NIT
papier pertleibeten @efmie nit bren.
nenbem 8aioIin iberi9httsno. SIM
gtu fanb bas tleine 3immer9en in
Jlammen unb bnr Der 8bHre, no Der
Glen lag. f&lu9en bic Glammen bes
@aioIines bis an bic 3immsrbede.
5rau 2us bon e&mers setrieben elite
I'm Ollie rufenb in's Greie unb bier
gelang es Der 3ufdqig anpeienoen
@OuFne Der iunsen Jrau NIT ibren
0dnoen bic Glammen su erfiden.
6sl. 2otpe, bic @oufine, 3og fi9 lei.
ber f9mer3li@e Branbwunbsn 3u. Sie
2leioer Der Grau 8uB maren berfelben
bu9fdbli9 auf benz 2eibe berfoblt.
Sbre Nrme unb Der 9an5e &iiden fino
NIT fdmeren uno f9msr,.i9sn @un.
ben bebsdt unb aud em 8beil ibres
2opfbaares tuurbe ab9efengt. Bis su
weldem @rabe fi9 aber bic Wunbsn
eefdbrli9 ertpeiFen tusrben. fonnte Der
3ur Steae gerufeNe Mr3t CUR 3eit nod
ni9t fagen. Das BON Der fofort Der.
beigeeilte Geuer gel6i9te Geuer ridtets
nur npmineaen S9aoen an. Den 60
folinofen mart Der Gatte gefern 9benh
tn ben benaGtarten pleafant Hun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
@atbeaae Bette
SerfIsiidt einen tIeinen anaben.

Sur9 einen b6Ien 6nnb uurbs
gefern Der fleine 6 Sabre alte George
Mnbsrs, 1869 Olipsr Mpenus, i9uer
berlsbt. Der Dumb, gisentbum zines
Na9barn. tuar in ben 0ofe bss ans
bers'fden 6auies selaufen unb Der
tleine Sunse lab In bemielben einen
wiIltommenen Spielfameraben.
Cine 3eitlang bertrugen f9 beioe
gut. pl6bli& aber iprang Der 6unb
auf ben 2naben elm. benislben i'm @e-
fi&t arg serhsii9snb. Die llnterlippe
wurbe faii sans abssrifen unb aud
bic Wangen wurben f&wer 3srfsii8t.
Na&barn eilten iofort our Stele
unb i&abten bas 2inb bor iueiteren
Mng,iffsn bes mutbenbsn 6unbes. ber
oann fofort entfoh, obne bab man fiG
ieiner bsrR&ern tonnts. Der 2nabs
wurbe in 6ratli&e Bsbanolung &C.
Qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Gia &ettsr In osr Not9.
9iaarbitod aIS Berubisunss' 'Mittel.

Sn bewuBtloiem 3ufanbe tpurbe
gsfsrn Wa&mittas 9arrp perbue,
26O8 Burton Mbs., in's 6oipital GEE
bra9t, fpdter aber nod Der poli3eis
ffation bef6rbert. Die Ierlebunaen
an spel9sn perous litt, wuroen ibm
bur4 einen S9Iag nit einem Binarb-
Aueu beisebra9t.
auBer psrbue berbaftetsn bic poIi-
3ifen nod ben 46 Sabre alten Barber
Sobn 9. Wonsos, 5C4 Msnes Str.
unb ben 25 Sabre alien Mrtbur Rboa.
beg. Wonroe piro fi9 geaen Die Mn.
ilage bes ansriffs, bic beiben Mnberen
se9en oie Worbansriffs-Mntlas au bsr-
antworten babsn. ginstreit. ben Rboa-
bes unb psrbue am Gonntae i'm @iber-
fioe part batten. lou ben Nnlab 3u ben
sefrisen SbdtIi4teiten gelisfert babsn.
perbue bate Elm S9iebsiien In Der
6ano unb nit bemfeIben iol er benz
&boabes einen S9lag in's @ef9t ber=
febt babsn. &boaoes ersriff bann bie
@affe unO um ben 8sfb berislbsn snt.
fpann fi9 Elm aampf. Sin e&ub
fiel, bod murbe gliemanb bsrlebt.
Damn fol Wonroe NIT benz Biaiarb-
Stod aur Steae aeeilt fein unb als
perbus cen Reoolper ni9t fabren lieb.
ioa er oemielbsn nit Dem Studs einsn
S8laa auf ben 2opf bsriebt baben.
Der ben Wann 81 Booen fdQie. Die
Yoli3si elite 3ur Stslle uno ale tuurbsn
psrbaftet.
Die 3eilerei, tpel9e fi9 on Der Wi.
9isan unb aanss strabs gds srsis.
nete, bate natarlid cine sroBe gu.
i9aueriaaar berbeigelodt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21

W q b on, 81. Sept. George
5orb, elm Garmer nabe Debap, Sno. !.
tn sinsm Mnfals bon Srriinn augens
f4einli&. issie beute 3u fraRer Stunbe
feline Wobnung In 8ranb. Seine
5rau unb bret 2inbsr famen In ben
Glamnien um.
gIfbart, 81. Sept. Batter 6enrp
y. Boedslman, pafor Der biefgen ct.
Wineents air9e bsmhbt R9 ernifli&.
bor feinem 3obe bic nod auf oem ge.
meinbegut rubenbe S&ulbenlaff bon
$4,000 3u tilgsn. gtwa $1l00 In tlsi.
neren Beitrdgen tpurben iotpeit erlan9t.
Die Witglisbsr Der @emeinbe fnb bor'
tpiegenb arme 2sute. Spe3iaIifien fag'
ten benz poiior bor eini9en Wonaten,
bas er ni&t Idngsr tuie elm Sabr. biel'
lei9t iosar ni&t iclange 3u leber
babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
0abem fali&e 6amsaammsr at.

Die ge9en ben @irtb Jreo. Deter
erbobenen Mntlaes, bab e. In benz
0auIe go. 18 Sho Neip Serisp Str.
elm Spieqofa! betrisb, uurbe geifern
i'm poli3eiseri9t berbanoelt. S4on
elei9 beim gesinnen Der @er6anos
luneen srgab es fi9 aber. bab oie
ge9en Deter erbobeue Intla9e te9nii4
ni&t ridtis ausgefertist uurbe, benn
i'm 2otale go. 18 Sho Seem Ssrfep
StraBs befinbet fi4 ein Gabrif9ef4dft,
udbrenb 9eier's 2ofal bie Nummern
14-16. trdat. Der Jall uuroe bonn
&iater bertuorfsn, o6ne bab berielbs
bolIfdnDtg ber6anoelt tuurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
Na6riGtett aus Snbiana.

Serre 6aute, 20. Sept. scottp
Neeorp, Elm bIeiiger @irib, bseab f9
bsuts Morgsn mad Oem Wabafb 6IuHs
ino iprang, obne Semanben bic GEE
rinsffs @arnuns 3u s,ben, in bsnIsis
ben binein. 6pdter fanb man feline
ssi3s unsefdbr bunbert Gub bon Der
Stelle. no er in's Bafier eefprunsen
mar.
Sort % apne, 90. Sept. 5err
6reo. Burger, elm 3eiGner In ben
Sort Wapne Sron Worts, wurbe ge-
fern bur& bic grplofon elmer bon ibm
ielbft fabrisirtsn @asmaf9ine berlebt.
er bate bic neue Maf9ine in Der ee-
nannten Gabrit anfertigen laFen unb
uollte fie geifern probjren. Gls er bas
@as ansanbete. erfolsts cine erpIofon,
uobur9 ibm @ef9t, 9als 5dnbs unb
Gaare fdlimm berienet uurbsn.
grasiI, 20. Sept. @eo. 9atp-
ION, Der IL Sabre aIte Sobn bon Sobn
Sauion an Wsf Main straBe, iH am
Montas an Der Munbipsrre geforbsn,
bie er fi& bur@ cine gerlsbuns am
Iinten Gube bor elmer @o6s suge3ossn
bate. Cine f@wsrs plante mar ibm
auf benIelben sefaIlen. Die Tamilie
bate e NIT 0ausmittsIn e,riu9t uno
als enoli9 Elm Nrst serufsn uurbe,
mar es bereits 3u fpdt. inosm Der beige
8ranb einsetreten mar.
Columbus, 20. Sept. 5reb.
9. Cotton, Elm @lettrifer Der pennfpl-
bania 8abn, tpurbs eeifsrn nabe Wem-
pbis, Snb., get6btet. gr mar auf els
ner Oraifine iiihIid sefabrsn, um bic
Srd6te 3u inipi3iren, unb man elaubt,
oab er, i'm gifer bes @ei9afies bns
WarnunssfgEal oss bsranbrnuienbsn
pafasierauees ni8t re9tseiti8 hbrte.
Der Wann bate am Mbenb borher
$obesabnungen Iaut weroen lafen,
unb er battle feinen Greunben eeiaet,
bob er pieaei9t fGoa TN 9aufe Der
Wo9e feline Stele riisberlsgen tperbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
3trmalntt
2llter 8abnbeamter eerieth un'
ter Ole Rdoer.
Sie 9side fnrtbtbar srrfidelt.

Na9oem sr ieit 40 Sabren TN giien-
babnoienffe seffanbsn unb ohne elm
'nsnnsnsDertbss llnelhd babongefOm.
men, tpurbe esitern Nbenb Der f4on
beiabrte gbriRimi garfenisn, 1896
Sale Stt,. bon einem 3uge getrohen
unb in eniiebli6sr @siie 3ermalmt.
usbsr Die Art oss llnfaaes ldbt f9
ni9ts Gsnauss srmitteln, ba bic Au-
9en3eusen In bieier gs3iebung ni9t &C..
nau tbsrsinfimmsnbe Nusiagsn maz
den. Sas nnsltid ereignete fi9 an
Der grisbtmoob MDe., BEL Den Big Gour
geIeiIen, ettpa 6 lbr Nbsnbs.
ga9 ben Musiagsn bss @onbucteurs
6. u. Scott bonn Big 3uge No. Al.
Der 6:20 BIER fdais 1T, befanb fi4
@arfenien auf ben @eleifen, als Der
3ug beranbraufs unb trpb alIer anses
tuanbtsn WaBregeln selang es ni4t ben
3u9 rs9tseitig gum 9alten 3u bringen.
Der alte Mann purbe erfaBt unb
sr berf9manb untsr ben &doern. Mns
bere 3eugen iasen, bab @arifenien
bintsr sinen etrnbsnmngsn berbor.
bireft auf Die @sleiie trat. Mae 2no.
den Inn 2eibe tpurbsn ssrmalmt unb
2opf unb @sfi9t waren su elmer uner'
fenntli6en Mafe 3errihen.
Bic 9ei9e tuurbe bur9 ben 3ug mad
bsm Union gabnbofe gebra&t. bon tuo
man Fe nod bem fdotif9en 2ei9en'
bauie bradte. t5lanner & Buchanan
nabmen bieielbe ipdter In gmpfang.
Cine Trau unb 'stpei S6&ter iiber-
lsben ben Gsibbtsten, Der f4 unite,
feiner 2ameraben allsemeiner Seliebt'
belt erfreute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-21
gtbilSienf=

Mm Samfa9 uirb bisr bic gibiIs
nfsprhfung fir 2Ismpnsr I'm Na.
tional. .Wuieum abgebalten; am Won-
tag finbsn priifungen fur Stenoeras
pbiiten unb Wai&ineni9reiberita am
Sienfag tuerben 6abrfuhIud9ter unb
@efdnsnibwdrter seprift unb am
Wittwo8 wirb bic prtfung fur Sbens
tififation. uno &eeorb glerfs abgs.
balten; am Samfae mirb prhfuns
fur 6eiasr fur 9epartemsnts- Diem ie
abgebalten.
8. &. Wilboufe. Der bieii9e Setreidr
Der gibilbienf. .Bebtrbs, bsHen Offi.s
Fd i'm poffsebdube befinbet, tam bic
n6tbi9en tpeiteren Snformationen er.
t5eilen.