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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
ROSEBUD
Rosebud, Sept. 13, 1905.

Rosebud, sept. Is, 1SOo.
Joe Choisser of Forsyth visited in
town Monday.
w. w. Mcdonald from the Graham
ranch, visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Jennie Bjork of Hathaway vis-
tied friends here Thursday.
DR.. Wilson and Claude Marcyes
were in town Saturday.
Born, Saturday, Sept. 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Collins, daughter.
John Burlison visited with his family
here the first of the week.
Hal Wilmington of Forsyth was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey Wilcott is visiting in
Miles City this week.
Lee Cass visited with his family
here on Tuesday.
Rev. Leland and daughter, and Mr..
and Mrs. Binsfeld of Forsyth, were
here Thursday. Rev. Leland held
services in the evening.
Deputy Stock Inspector Ed Huff is
in town experimenting the dipping of
the citizens stock.
Harry Wi1kie and Mr.. Sawyer ar
rived here Wednesday to take charge
of the store recently purchased by
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder, Henry Bailey
and Hugh Lynch, from the head OF the
Rosebud, visited here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Snyder is greatly
improved in health since his last visit
to our town.
Frank Kimball, camptender fol
McC. Howard, was in from the nortf
81 de after supplies Saturday.
Chas. Straw and wife were in from
the Rosebud Sunday after supplies.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
FOR SALE

Homestead 100 acres, 32O decided
railroad land-64O acres leased-all
house, corrals and sheds. ditch under
construction, 300 tons good hay. Good
range on both sides of the river. Lo-
Gated Is miles from Forsyth 'on Rose
bud river valley. Address,
Mont. Bray, Forsyth, Mont.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
NOTICE

Forsyth, Mont, Sept. 13, 1905.
To All Concerned:
The county commissioners have
passed a resolution that a written order
must be given by the clerk or one of
the commissioners for supplies fur
nished and chargeable to Rosebud
county. The order must be filed with
the claim when presented to the board
for payment.
r. J. Cole.
Clerk Board of Commissioners
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
DISASTROUS
CONFEDERATION
Fire at the Lame Deer AGENCY
This Morning Destroys
Much Property
Especial to the News.)

Especial 10 the NcWS.)
At about eleven o'clock this morning
fire broke out in the barracks at the
Lame Deer agency, only short dis
tance from the agency Office, the build
ing being the residence of the clerk,
the teacher and the butcher, all under
one roof. It was evident from the start
that there was no possibility of saving
the building, as there has never been
any provision made for fighting fire,
not even surplus bucket being at
hand which might be pressed into SER
vice. One we'll with a windlass and
bucket, and that so yards away, and
a pump at the agents residence were
the only available sources from which
to obtain water.
For considerable time there did
not seem any possible chance of saving
the office and commissary building.
So certain was it's destruction that all
documents, instruments and furniture
were carried out, also the commissary
stores. Fortunately, Friday tomorrow
being issue day, a great many Indians
were in, all of whom worked like
troopers in saving everything that was
possible.
The barracks at the agency are only
ten feet distant from the office and
commissary building and it took nc
small amount of work on the part OF
those who fought the fire, to save this
building, but, be it said to the credi,
of those who participated, the building
was saved although badly charred,
The cause of the fire is unknown a,
this time but it is supposed to have
been of accidental origin.
A severe prairie fire has been raging
on the Cheyenne reservation for the
past week and no attempt is being
made to stop it, apparently, and th'
ranchmen in that neighborhood arr
not only beginning to feel uneasy, bu
indignant, as they are of the opinion
that it could be stopped with but littl
effort, and thus eliminate the DANCE
of their being burned out while the.
slept.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
M. E. Church.

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Public worship, II a. IN.
Subject: '.Seven Steps Downward.
Epworth League, p m.
Evening worship, 8 p. m.
Subject: ''Why Joined the Church"
Union prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, p. m.
r. S. Leland,
Pastor.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
The Would Be Cowboy
by D. J. O'Malley)

I'm cowboy from the west
And 1 ride among the best,
My six gun is the latest of Colts make,
1 wear Angora chapps
And Eagle William taps
My saddle. just for beauty, takes the
cake.
l wear StetsOn hat
Which cost me six plunks fiat,
And my spurs are silver to the rowel
wheel,
~ yaller boots love
They fit me like glove
And look so stylish with their two inch
I'm lulu with rope,
Against me there's no iiope,
When a skin line round my head 1
deft1y swing,
Any place that you may name
can catch 'em just the same,
For me to make miss there's no such
thing.
When get upon colt
On him have hold
That will keep me there from morning
until night;
Let him pitch as hard he may
You bet I'm there to stay,
At twisting broncs, my friend, you bet
I'm right
My eyes are very fierce
Your very thoughts they pierce.
The dude in terror quails beneath my
glance;
O, I'm a wild west masher
And I'm stuck upon hasher,
You bet / shine when l am at dance.
To fear | am stranger
And the tenderfoot S in danger
When he monkeys round me putting
on fine airs;
For with my gun I'm handy,
At shooting I'm a dandy;
He might as we'll kneel down and say
| his prayers.
| O, | rescue maidens fair
With long and flowing hair,
! boldly wrest them from the villains
| paw,
Then l hit the villa'n-chug!
On the off side of the mug,
Then he looks as though he'd mon
keyed with saw.
O, you bet / am a dandy
And l never take a sandy,
IN a bowling cyclone, e,-I'm wilt
cowboy;
And tell you l am risky
When l get full of whisky,
When kill a man it fills my hear
with JOY.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
HATHAWAY.

HATHAWAY, Sept. II, 1905.
E. X. Davis was in Forsyth last
Tuesday evening.
Sam Stobey departed for his old
home in New York state last Tuesday
morning.
Miss Annie Woods visited with her
mother, Mrs. M. Woods, last Tuesday,
returning to her home in Miles City
Wednesday morning.
Miss Jennie Bjork of the north side,
went to Forsyth Tuesday evening to
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Eleese.
Mrs. E. X. Davis returned ON a
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14

Clerk Board of Commissioners
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
first Presbyterian Church

Court room, Sept. 10, 1905.
Sabbath school-9:45 a. m.
Morning service-11:OO a. m.
Subject: 1.-The Reconverted Chris
tian.''
Evening service-S:0O p. m.
Subject: .'The Touch of Jesus
Union prayer meeting Wednesday
at 500 p. IN.
V. V. Nicholas, Pastor.
WANTED-Car load of unbroken
horses ll50 lbs. or better, and $50 head
stock cattle. State prices. 2S-2t
Butte & Montana Trading Co.
Rox 141l. Butte, Mont.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Specially Reported se- .hls Paper by
Clay. Robinson & Company, Live
Stock Commission Merchants

The run of cattle has been liberal
the past week and on account of the
bad weather and the lateness of trains
the market has been rather slow and
dragging. The good beef steers have
held their own very we'll, however,
during the entire week and prices are
steady to strong with the cl ose week
ago. The good heavy kinds are SELL
ing at $4.1O to S.. so; fair to good $3.65
to $4.OO, while the common classes are
going right around $3.25 and $3.50.
The cows have been quite plentiful and
at times the market rather bad on the
common and medium classes, while
the good choice cows have held about
steady. Good kinds are selling at
$3. 90 to $3 Is; fair to good S. so to So. 90.
Gamers $1.75 to $3.25. Some choice
spayed heifers brought $500 here this
| week, while So. Is is about the top on
COW stuff. There has been a little
better movement to stockers and feeders
the past week, and the trade generally
quite brisk, more especially on the
better grades. The heavy fleshy feed
ers have held their own in good shape,
and some of the choicest grades are
selling if anything a little better than
week ago. Choice cattle have sold
as high as $3.50, for choice dehorned
steers weighing 900 pounds Heavier
cattle have sold up to this figure but
this is the top for anything of this
weight. The principal demand has
been for stock weighing from 1000 to
| 1850 pounds, and while there is fair
, demand for other fair grades prices
have been shaded Is and 20 cents dur
ing the week. Dehorned cattle get the
favor and light horned steers are mean
{ sellers at low figure. Corn pros
, poets throughout the corn belt are very
for good inquiry right along from
: this out.
; Bad weather conditions and rather
E liberal supplies, coupled with the same
unfavorable conditions from the other
t stock markets, have been bearsh fea-
! lures in the sheep trade during this
week, and the market has been uni
r versally lower. Sheep and lambs
: have declined Is and 20 cents lor the
six days, while yearling-wethers hard
ly suffered this decline, amounting to
not over 10 or Is cents. Prices have
been very high and packers have as a
rule confined their orders to immedi ate
), uses. Good to choice wethers are sell
ing at $4. rs to $4 IS; fair to good $4 6C
to $4.Io; good to choice FvearllnSS So. l.
- to SIS. Is; fair to good $500 to SIS. 10
y good to choice ewes 4.5O to S475; fair
to good $4.2 to $4. so; good to choice
lambs So. to 5000; fair to good SO. 81
to $6.15 There has been a little de-
cline in the feeder division the pas
week, IN all probab bility not over 10 OF
a Is cents, this in sympathy with prices
IL of fat stock. Good feeding lambs ar.
m selling at So. 90 TO So 30; good wether.
er $3.50 to S4.75 good ewes S3.6 to $500
'd good yearlings S4. IS to $500.
e. first PRESBYTERIAN Church
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
se@fer Sabrss Ansflms uao
Yienie Der Nep 0orf Store
@nsefeQtem.

Bonn i6Dnfsn Wetter beehnffisi
ma9tsn ssftern bic Nn9efeaten BEG
Sem Oort Store ibren ie9fien Sabres-
Nusfug berbunbeu nit pienie na9
benz Yroao &ipple part. Ssit Wo6sn
bate bas gomits, aus ben 8ei6dfts'
fa6rern Der beri9isbsnen Ssparte-
msnts, untsrfiBt bon anosrn an9e-
ftelten, ~bsfebeno, 0Orbereitungen &C.
troHen, um bas gsrgnissn gu eiHem
erfol9rei9en gu MAIDEN.
I'm l nbr Wittass 3os bic fr6bli9s
S9aar aus benz 9roben 8ei91fts-
hauis unter Surrabrufen ab, um mil
adt Spssialears na9 benz part bef6r-
bert su tperben. BORT ansstOmmsn,
lieB man f9 aund4f on ben 9ebedten
8afeIn nisbsr. @esen 900 perionen
nabmsn on benz Diner Sbsil, wsl@es
ale bentbaret1 Semitic bot, Die 3ungs
unb @aumen erfreuen.
Wa9bem ole pobl befriebiet tparsn,
gin9's aund9f nod Der 8aubsbilss
0orRslung, bic bon benz rSrpbeun,
SriO" aufseihbrt wurbe uno unse.
t5silten gsifaa aler 3ui4auer erntste.
SObann tpurbe i9 ben bsri9ieoensn
amiiemsnts b~insesebsn, aIs oa ino
Wsttlaufsn FIR Samen, 6srrsn unb
8inber. GuBbun. Sinoernib- unb Sad
laufen, 9odiprinsen &C. &c. Snswi-
i9sn CAB ii9 bic iinssre Welt auBsr.
benz fsiBig benz San3en bin.
Die psrfdisbsnen @omits- WitgIisber
battsn nattrli9 ale Sdnbe bon gu
tbun, um iiberal nod benz Rs9ten 3u
isben. gsionbers psrbient ma9tsn i9
bic 9errsn g. s. @rap unb 3. 9.
Smptbs, bic iibsraa in lisbsnsuirbig=
Her Wsiis bic Sonneurs ma9tsn.
Sas tleine &e9eni9auer, bas Wa9.
mittags bsrnisberfr6mte, tbat benz
g~ergntigen feinen abbru4. unb als
abenbs - fur ManGe NOR es i9or
ie6r ipat Nbsnbs'- bic 5eimfabrt an=
9streten purbe, berlieb Sober ben 6eft-
plab nit benz @sfii6le, einen aus9essi9-
net bsrrli9en Gag, Der 10 baIo ni6i
ber9eHsn tuerben uirb, berlebt gu
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

Gin 3 uaB au Der bonn Stabt=
Snssnieur ausgsarbeitsten @as.&eIo.
Luton wurbe seftern berielben beige.
ftet, lart tusI9sr cine @ompanie, bic
angsbOte ma9t, innsrbalb Der fsf9s=
febtsn 3sit absr ntGt ibrs anlass in
gstrieb iebt, oas &s9t auf bic bon Der
goniumers @as Srut 60. au faufen=
ben R6brsn berliert. Die Staot iol
bann Der 8efBsr b%erielbsa tusrbsn.
Die u eolutior, bic eiien.
bahnsslsiie on Der 80. StraBe au er=
b6hen, tpurbe no9mals bon Der Be-
b6roe fur 6fentli9e Irbeiten beri9o-
BEN. Die abf9t Der Big 5Ours
gabn ioa bic fsin, bic 8elsiie Der
@6icaso.S ibiiOn innsrbalb Der Stabt
gum sr6btsn Sheils auBsr Sienft gu
felsn unb bic 8sleiIs Der friihsrsn
5. 9. & %. Dibifion innsrbalb Der
Staotsren3sn gu benuben. Siesbs3hs-
li9s Nrbsitsn finb bsreits i'm @anee.
u. u. PHILLIPS, Elm SnIanb.
3olbeamter bisies Eif,itts, mar gs-
fern bier, UNI 0erbaftsbsfstle gsgsn
SANFORD CART bon Inoerion unb Wal=
ter Mpplegate bon Wuneie gu erlan-
gen, bic bsi9uloigt usrbsn, fi9 fur
Snlano. 3Olbsamte ausseseben 3u ba-
ben. Shlfsbunossmari9au Som Wars
tin bssteitete pbiaips, UNI bic an9e=
i9ulbi8tsn 3u bsrbaftsn. Sie beiosn
Mdnner iulIsn Wirtbi9aftsn In gnbsrs
ion bsiudt. bort ole 5lai9en. 5dHer
uiw. untsriu4t, F9 fur 3Oabsamts
aus9essben babeu, uno bann @etrdnfs
fir f9 unb ole Anpeisnbsn befslt
babsn. Die Wirths bassssn bebaup-
ten, bob bieIslben fur allss BsfsIts
3ablten unb bas @an3e nur Elm unf9uI.
bigger e&ers 9etueien Jet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

2ofomo o, z. Suli. Soiepb 8srf=
better, Elm Wiami @ountp GARNER,
befen gbsfrau unb So9ter babsn brsi
S9aoeneriabtlasen CUR geiammt.
iumms bon s25, 900 ssssr Cigar ap-
psriOn, q. 6. gruner, 8. q. Sailors
unb gbas. Wcglain einserei9t. Am
16. 4pril fousn bic 8stlagtsn In elmer
fold ridR@tsIoien Weife on ben Sid.
germ borbeisefabren iein. baB bsrsn
pferb f9eu uuroe, bur9sing unb bic
Sniafsn aus benz Waeen fdleuberts.
pOour8 bieielben fi9 @erlebungen 3a'
3oesit. an bsner fe IebensldpsIi9 3u
trass1 baben uerben. Die Betlagten
bebaupten. ni&ts rlnre8tes setba,t gu
babsn unb beI&uloigen 8srtbeiier bes
na&ldfFgen 6abrsns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
CO.
Snbiana's sr5bte DRIP gcobs SamSler.

Yor 9 unbesfpm miffd +
DOung eri9ien gefer1 Ssan 2omrp
unter Der Nntlage, ben Brieftrdaer
6arrp pbiaips, wd6reno bsrfelbe i'm
Sienfe NOR, angegriHsn au baben.
2pprp tuurbe untsr 800 8iraidaft
freigelaRen fir bas g~erfabren Der
@robad9morenen. Sie uria9e su
benz anarife f9eint elm Gamilienffre ret
gu fein, bod erlautte Der 2ommiHar
benz gefla9ten ni9t, babon ettpas Dor.
subrinsen. phiaips bagssen bate bic
@enugtbuung, auf bic 5rags nod isi=
rer @ertpanbtfdaft nit benz gnsetlas.
ted fagen gu t6nnen ,2eiber mei1
S9wa9er". 2oprp ioa pbilips, Der
f9 peiserte, i'm Sienfts R9 auf bano.
greifi4e observation-disclosures sinsu=
la1en, aufgsfOrbsrt baben, feline l1nis
form ab3ule9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

ckinan, eHeS - gtIb ~ otrIsipsu ~ iretnh siusu
Dstr q fur 8 bB 9 prossnt.
American Home Buying Coz
4ombarh g<bduhs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Tefsettungen.

aas, welde nod @remplare be,
6etausgabsn unierer 3situngen pdb.
rsnb bes Surnfeftes, bonn 81. BIZ 26,
Stunt, ptini8sn, f6nnen iOl8e burd
unisre Sffics, go. 81 shb SsIatpar'
Strabs, beaieben. Sdmmtli9e Num.
mern franto berianbt nod ir9enb e.
mem Ort In 2msrita Is Gents, mad
Seutf9Ianb 40 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
@etterberimt.
80 aihinatofi, 8. SuIi.

snr q. stauDsn snSsuO : usr mora,ns, .. suI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
@iese- @rab.
0eb

o ebpren:
eugene une 5rau gbrifian, Wdbs
den. - 2atprsnse uno Helie umlog,
2nabs. - Wm. unb Warp Msao,
Mdo9sn.-@op. urb Blan9e &ubp,
Mdb9sn. - Beni uno Otie Sones,
WdoGsn. - Som unb psarl Shot,
Mdb9sn.-pauI uno Wnna ulri6,
WGo4en. - Wm. uno Renie Mar=
iban, Wdb9sn.-N. unb Grau Sei-
bsnfedsr, Wdo1en.-@eo. unb Sattie
WsIs, 9nabe. - 6. q. unb @ertruo
Badger, Mab6sn. - @obsrt uno Wa.
mic @oobpin, Wdo9en.-SamusI unb
Zulu 8udlsr, 9nabe. - Clinton uno
SUITE @ppes, Mdb9en.
getraut.
Wm. 2sbnert-Nelis Stumpf.
Sobn @ilfon-Hannie Sbomas.
Capt. pattsrion-gla Sobnfon.
albert 2emper-8erna Mugs..
8efprben:
Woaie Surron, 33, 1419 q. Netr
Seriep.-2uep SamsIOn, IS, 14l2
SrOaouap. = Wsbuia S9womeper, A
Wonais, 922 college Nbs. - Sbomas
9usis, 68, ct. 8ine. Soipital. -
Catherine Wourt, IS, $50 q. 81. =
Wiaie Soposrs, Is, 1908 81. 20.
Str. = SUITE Sipple, 48, 618 %.
pearl Str. - Struggling Bon Spidel=
jon, :, 272 Sennp. - Wabel Dub
barb, 8 WOnats, 920 5ielnnb Nbe. =
Struggling Sauio, -, 1916 Norh
Gapitpl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
0ei9dfts=0 elsseabeit s1 s:s sss|ss'

sher Bertauineu tines gei4dffes probtreu ete
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8tmuer q. s8ttseraIs oebdnbe. seorsbnIt@e o6s
Vearist 6trate unh Gtret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

5oIsenne Rominatipnen tuurSen seuatt
SIR Sefretar:
CHARLOTTE SinteIafer.
Sir 3ireftpren
Mlbert &rua, DITTO 8asner,
9lus. Soof, Nreb. Suebrins,
Gbriff. Batermann, @m. Saueiien,
NnSretp &ramer, SreS. @oes,
6ranf R. Saubrs, Senrp Strange,
Gbas. 2ofabl, Suso 8uelfing,
Bouts Brandt, ISM. 9uebfins,
@rr. Bens 6. Toenses,
Ab. 8iesIer, Gaiper &asbad.
albert CABIN, 9rdfibert.
Charlotte Sinfelafer, Sefretdrin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Yniomal=N oti;em.

9err O uftan 20 efing,
unier betannter Gabrrabhdnbler, bot
am 5rettas abenb cine 0ergndsunes.
rsifs nod Deuti9lanb anaetretsn. 6err
Wsftng miro I'D Elm paar Wonate
brtiben aufbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
.Nrres Bulletin
25c Sraperiem 81 &c

Sieies iinb furse 9dngen bon elm
bis 10 garbs im etid-faftiid ale
@eite Der farbisen MuslinS, Gree
tonnes, Sidiuss unb ssmuiterte 8ur>
laps auf Dem britten Stod; @aas
rem bic re9eImaBis Csc unb SOC Die
Yarb fOiteten, AM Samitas @ormittas
Hur.. &c
NO6 cine Yartie @arbinen MuSlin,
ipeis unb farbig, 1Sc Bis Csc Nualis
taten, Die garS. ..............11c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
...&Ietne Mn3et9em...

Ou faufen eefud,t: Saloon IN gutter Gage gu Tau.
- fen gefu4t. Oferten uutsr ~. 2" on bic e1ps'
ottion bes BIattss 3u ri9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

@afbinston, 8. SuIi.
Sir Snoiana: Tbeilreiie betpDIft beate
Ia1t, pabrldeinIi8 S1auer, sefpIst ben
i9Dnsm @etter AM eonntas 4; fibIer am
sonntss uno TN nDrbIiGen SbeiIe beuts
Na6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
MuS ben .0eri9teM.
Snperiorgeri9t.

Bon Ii9tsr Samss Or. 2eat9srs
tpurbe auf Mntras BON Grant d.. 8ar'
rett unb eugene &. Woore Elm Receiber
ernannt fur bic Wer&ants 0ational
Nutual Sire Sni. 90. Of Snoiara
unb purbe Jreb. DEEPER bon 2afapette
nit benz Nn,t bstraut, Der $4,000 Strgs
I9aft ifsnte.
3rimiuaIgsri9t.
SIM ariminalssridt uuroen eefern
ben @eI4morsnen borgsfibrt
Sole Miaer, untsr Der Mnflase oes
glnsrifs
Wm. GLOBE, unfsr b%srielbsn I'm :
ttase;
Sarrp See, rntsr Der Mntla9e oes
8robbiebfabls unb gmpfangnabme
bon ssfoblenen sa&en.
Vile brei plaibirten .ni9t f&uloi9"
iro tebsrt Der 0erl1fsperqarlolun8 enf'
gegen.
Boliseigeriat.
Trant Owens, 1929 Oanoes Str..
uurbe ssfsrn I'm 81 uno bic Soften
b%efraft tusssn Grieoensbru&, auber-
benz erhielt er 60 Sage Nrbeiis6aus
3uerfannt, neil sr feline Jrau gef9las
gen bate.
8unbesgeri@t.
gopin grpin bat 2lage ein9ersi4i
ssasn Ssnnsr 8. chamberlain bsbufs
@ieoererlansuns bon $4,000, bic er in
Mntbsili9sinsn Der Ilice Cobb unb
8upfsrbsrsuert 60. anlegte. ertpin
bebauptet, baB sr bic 10, 600 antbeil=
fdsins nit benz 0erfdnbnib taufte,
bab er iein 8slb auf 0erlan8en inner
balb zines Sa6res 3urtid betommen
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-30
DORIAN CASE ENDED.
Jury Awarded the Woman Damages s
 of$l,500 To-Day.

The jury on the case of Margaret Doran, administratriX, against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co, gave her d verdict to-day for S1,5OO damages for the death of her hus- band. She sued for 5000. The jury was out an hour and a half Before proceedings were instituted the con- pany made an offer of $500 to settle the matter. It is expected an appeal will be taken to the supreme court
 The next case taken up was that of Mae DeWandelaer' against Paul Mar tone for responsibility for the support of her 1-year-old child. Attorney Bauby, for the defendant, asked that the child be excluded from the court. He held d precedent of this kind has been established and then he cited the case against the Rev Mir Bullock of Stratford, who was sued in proceedings exactly like the case in question. At tOrney Byrne, counsel for the plaintiff, opposed the motion, and after consid- erable discussion Judge Cowell held the jury should not be affected, at least ought not to be, by the presence of the child in its mothers arms in court. The child was born last May and frequently during the proceedings made itself heard. It is the business of the jury to decide whether or not Martone is responsible. If they decide he is the court shall determine the amount he shall pay toward the main
 tenance of the child and whatever
 other expenses the plaintiff underwent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-30
TURNING ON
 THE LIGHT
Getting After New
 York Monopoly.
Mayor Mcclellan and Comp. troller Grant Must Testi. fy-Bills for Lighting to Amount of $3,OOO,OOO.

New York, March 30.-The investi- gation of an, alleged monopoly of New York city's supply of light and of charges of the eXaction of eXtortion- ate prices by a combination of light ing companies was begun by a com mittee of the legislature today May or Mcclellan, City Comptroller Grout and other city officials having any thing to do with the awarding of city lighting contracts, as well as more than 100 officials of the lighting con- panies were expected to be witnesses before the committee, of which State Senator Stevens is chairman. The ses- siOns of the committee began in the aldermanic chamber of the city hall. Counsel representing the Consolidated Gas Co, in which several smaller light ing companies were merged, had all ready announced that the company will not resist efforts of the commit tee to examine the company's books and ascertain the cost of producing the light sold to the city.
 Bills for lighting the city for a DOT tion of 1903 and amounting to nearly $o,0OO,00O are still awaiting payment previous city administration having declared they were about S2.O0O,OOC too high. Suit has been brought tc compel the city officials to continue tc refuse to pay the bills and the city government has taken steps to builC municipal lighting plant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-30
REAR END COLLISION.
Eight Cars Were Derailed ana RaaIv
 Smashed.

North Kent, Conn.,, Mar. 3O.-TUo seclons Of d north bound freight train running on the Berkshire division of the New York, New Haven & Hart tord railroad to-day were in a rear end collision about a mile west of this sta tlon: Eight cars were derailed and badly smashed and engineer Blakeslee or the forward section had his leg hurt so badly that amputation was necessary.
 The forward section was stopped While engineer Blakeslee crept be- meath his engine to repair break. He was in this position when the second section came rapidly up and strlKing the rear of the first section ploughed it's way through eight cars before be- ing stopped. Engineer Jerry Cannon and his fireman of the second section, escaped injury by jumping. f.
 All traffic is tied up and it will be some time before the wreckage ia cleared away.