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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Boy Saves Train.

Little Norval Mari, aged nine
years, undoubtedly prevented a
serious wreck on the Baltimore
Central Railroad Tuesday. He ran
about a quarter of a mile until he
found a section hand to whom he
could tell of a broken rail which he
had noticed just beyond Barnsley.
But for his presence of mind the
five o'clock train from Baltimore
would almost certainly have been
thrown from the track with great
loss of life. Young Mari, who
lives in that neighborhood, was
playing along the railroad when he
noticed that nearly a yard was
broken from one of the rails
Realizing that the train would soon
be along he started to run for help
and never ceased until he had
breathlessly told section hand
what he had seen. In this manner
the train was saved from serious
catastrophe. It is stated that the
railroad company will reward the
brave lad.-West Chester Local
News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Sarah 8. Whitelock to Mary F.
Miller, 2a acre property in Seventh
district, $3.50.
Coastlns Accident.

Essie, the seven year old daughter of
Frank Garner Carr, near Oxford, while
shedding on steep grade in front of her
home went through barbed wire fence
into the road. cutting cash through the
skin and fieshy part of her throat, five
inches long. almost from ear to ear. DIR.
Ray. of Oxford. was summoned and
placed nine stitches in the severed part.
She Is exceedingly weak from loss of
blood. Her clothes were saturated and
the road looked as If butchering had
taken place. Before the arrival of the
doctor tight bandages were used to stop
the flow of blood. otherwise her condition
would be most critical.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
James NJ. e. Church.

Friday evening, 22nd, will be
the Xmas anniversary Of the Sun.
day School.
Sunday, Oath, at 1890 a. M.
sermon by the Pastor, subject
"The World Birthdays" 7:30 p.
M, subject "The Gift of God"
Sunday school 2:3O p. M, Epworth
League $50 p. m.
"The Morning Watch" will he
held at 6 a. M, Xmas day, in the
Lecture Room.
January 4th Rev. J. s. Dobbins,
D. D., successor of DIR. Don 8.
Colt ais pastor of Grace M. E.
church, Baltimore, will lecture
under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Nearly 10 Years OF Age.

The Quarryvilie Sun reports that
relatives in Lancaster county have
recently received word from mem.
bers of their family that William
Scott a great uncle who at one time
taught school at Peach Bottom, is
still living and enjoying good
health. Mr.. Scott, who resides at
Delphos, Ohio, has attained the
remarkable age of nearly ITO
years, having been born February
20, 1896, and while he has not had
as many birthdays as some younger
people, owing to having been born
on a leap year, he has far out
stripped nearly every one in age.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
William T. Ford.

William T. Ford, died at his
home near Glasgow on Sunday of
throat trouble, with which he was
seized the day previous and which
rapidly grew worse and resulted in
his death. The deceased was IS
years of age. He was a brotker-in-
law of G. M. Boulden and Mrs.
James E. Dean, of Elkton. His
widow, who was Miss Emma Bouh
den daughter of the late Charles
Boulden, survives him. The fun
eral was held Thursday, with inter-
ment at Glasgow Presbyterian
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Mrs. Mary r. Kirk.

Mrs. Mount E. Kirk died at
Catonsville, where she had been in
a sanatarium for treatment, on
Wednesday, Dec. 20, aged AZ years.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow
from her late home in Rising Sun
at 10 a. M; services at West Not
tingham Presbyterian church at
IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Kirk was the eldest daugh-
ter of the late VIM. j. Evans and
is survived by her husband and
two children, Allen and Franclna,
also by her mother, Mrs. r. f. M.
Evans and two sisters, Mrs. G. /.
Turner and Miss Catharine P.
Evans.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
WIN Not Accept Indemnity.

The Presbyterian Board of For.
eign Missions has decided not to
accept or demand indemnity from
the Chinese government for the
murder of the five American mis-
sionaries several weeks ago at
Lienchau, China, one of whom was
Mrs. Rebecca Gillespie Peale, OF
West Nottingham. Rev. DIR.
Arthur j. Brown, secretary, an
nounes that the board has decided
if it accept any indemnity at all
for the murder it shall be only for
the actual cost of replacing prop
erty damaged or destroyed by the
murderers, and that the board will
refuse to accept indemnity for the
dead. The following letter, receiv-
ed from the Chinese Minister to the
United States, has been made pub
lie by the Board:
81 note with special qualification
that it has been unanimously de
cided by your board not to ask nor
to receive indemnity of punitive
/ have lost no time in
advising my government of the con-
stand taken by your board
in this matter, which / am sure
will be greatly appreciated by my
government, as it is by myself.
I have read with profound interest
the extract from a letter recently
received from the Rev. John Rogers
Peale, one of the murdered mission
aries. His words seem to me to
have prophetic ring. In his un-
timely death America has lost a
noble son and China a true friend"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
CIRCUIT COURT.

The trial of Hand VS.. the p, B.
& W. railroad company which was
taken up in the Court last week was
suspended on Friday owing to the
illness of one of the jurors prevent
ing his attendance, the witnesses
being discharged until further
notice.
Short VS.. Hanna, a suit for
wages, from the Appeal docket,
was tried before a jury, which
found a verdict for Hanna.
The Court was next occupied
with the cases involving Sunday
traffic through the Chesapeake &
Delaware canal, twenty, five OF
which were entered on the Appeal
docket. Those Of Vaughn, Carter,
Loveless and Smithers were select
ed for trial before the Court. A.
T.. Crothers represented the appeal
lants, and States Attorney Squier
the State. The cases were submit.
ted without argument, the Court
reserving its decision.
On Saturday the civil suits of w.
Hooper Hanna vs.. Eli Strimmel
and Ella Strimmel from the Appeal
docket, were tried. Mr.. Hanna
was charged with setting dogs upon
two cows owned by the Strimmels.
the one valued at $75 and the other
$55, which it was claimed were in
l. ljured and event off their milk. :!
The StrimmePs were awarded $40
and $5 by a magistrate. The jury
on Saturday evening returned seal
ed verdicts in each case, awarding
Mr.. Strimmel / cent and Mrs.
strimmel 2 cents damages. Wit
nesses in all criminal cases were
discharged until January 8.
On Monday the Court resumed
the trial Of Hand VS.. the p, B. &
W. railroad company, the plain
tiff having amended her declaration
by increasing her claim for dam
ages from $4,000 to $25, 900.
The case was given to the jury on
Tuesday, which awarded Mrs.
Hand $6, 900, which is an increase
of 80, 900, over the award when the
case was tried at a previous term
of the Court, the company having
appealed, when the Court of Ap
peals reversed decision but granted
a new trial.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Directors Of Scott Fertilizer Co.

Directors OF Scott Fertilizer Co.
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Scott Fertilizer Com
pany, of Elkton, was held last week
when a dividend of six per cent on
both common and preferred stock
was declared. The following direc-
tors were elected for the ensuing
vear:-J. Hiles, Baltimore; Joseph
81. Steele and Henry a. Brady,
Chesapeake City; Frank r. Scott,
William 81. Mackall and Charles
B. Finley, Sr., Elkton, and G. B.
Schooley, Philadelphia. The di-
rectors organized by electing Frank
r. Scott president and William Fl.
Mackall vice pres. and secretary
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Mrs. Hannah e. Nesbitt.

Mrs. Hannah E. Nesbitt, widow
of the late Henry Clay Nesbitt, of
Port Deposit, died on Monday, at
Belgravia apartment House, Phila-
delphia, while visiting her daughter
Mrs. Bertha Lathbury. The de-
ceased was in the 18th year of her
age. She was a sister of G. 8.
Abrahams, of Woodlawn. Two
sons and two daughters survive
9. s. Nesbitt, W. r. R.Nesbitt, Mrs..
Evalyn s. France and Mrs. Bertha
Lathbury.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Long Railroad Service.

William FL. Lungren, superin-
tendent of the car shops of the p.
B. & w. railroad, near " ilmington,
passed the 52nd anniversary OF his
service with the company on Tues
day. He entered the service in the
car department on December 10th,
1853. Mr.. Lungren will reach the
age limit of 20 years on October 81,
1907.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
John Dunlap.

John Dunlap, a we'll known mer-
chant of North East, died at his
home in that town on Wednesday
afternoon, 18th inst, in the Goth
year of his age. The deceased had
been in failing health for some
years. He was a veteran of the
Civil War. A widow and one son
survive. The funeral was held
Saturday, with interment at Rose
bank cemetery, Calvert.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Mrs. Louise Ricketts,.

Mrs. Louise j. Ricketts, died at
her home near Elkton on Saturday
night of paralysis, after a short
illness, aged n years. She is sur
vived by family of nine children
five sons and four daughters. Her
funeral was held Wednesday, the
remains being inferred at Elkton
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
176 Cars Of Potatoes.

George W. Crowl, of Oxford, has
shipped this season to the Phil.
adelphia market, 10000 bushels
of patatoes, which is equivalent to
176 car loads. The tubers were
purchased principally in Chester,
Lancaster and Cecil counties, the
shipping points being Oxford,
Quarryville, Christiana, Elkview,
Fairmount, Nottingham and Rising
Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
DAMAGE Suit.

A suit for $1,000 damages has
been entered by Clayton r. Far
mer, of East Donegal township.
Lancaster county, Pa, against the
Southern Pipe Line Company.
The plaintiff alleges that in the
construction of its pipe line the
company changed the drainage on
his farm, which resulted in his
crops being destroyed and The
surface soil washing away.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs. s. J. Chapman is visiting
in Philadelphia.
Howard M. Wilson is visiting
Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. E. M. Hunt is spending the
week with Baltimore relatives.
Chalmer G. Reynolds is home
from st. Johns College, Annapolis,
for Xmas.
Miss Minnie Hambleton is spend.
the holidays with Philadelphia
friends.
DIR. Samuel Moore, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his brother,
DR.. T. B. Moore.
Miss Airline Atkinson has accept
ed a position as assistant teacher in
Conowingo public school.
Chester r. Atkinson is at his
home near Pennington for the holi
days, from Lafayette College.
G. T. Dare spent several days in
Philadelphia last week as the guest
of his brother, Chas. e. Dare.
Miss Armenia Wilson is home
for the Christmas vacation, from
West Chester State Normal School.
Mrs. John Kennedy and daugh-
ter, of Toughkenamon, were the
guests of G. s. Pyle and family this
week.
Rev. A. s. Akin, of Airville,
York county, Pa, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Agnes G. Evans,
near town.
Miss Agnes Fox, of Kee Mar
College, Hagerstown, is spending
the Xmas vacation at her home on
Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pusey Burlington,
of London Grove, Pa, were enter
tained this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Burlington.
Edwin L. Haines, of Dickinson
College, is spending the Christmas
vacation at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Haines.
Dare Hopkins, of Princeton Uni
versity, is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hop
kins, for the Christmas holidays.
Garfield Brinton was Philadel-
phia visitor this week and besides
taking in the various sights enjoy
ed trip through the subway on
Monday.
Barclay Reynolds, of Blights
School, Philadelphia, is spending
the holidays at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Amanda Reynolds,
near town.
Mrs. T. B. Moore, Mrs. Fl. B..
Patten and son, Emerson, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 81.
Lyon, of Coatesville, several days
the past week.
Walter Q. Reeder, of Maryland
Agricultural College, is spending
the Christmas vacation at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice 9. Reeder, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McC.
Ward are expected to arrive in
Rising Sun this morning from
California, where they have been
spending the past five weeks on
fho oir wo11iuor toms
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Died OF Injuries.

William Gemperling died at his
home near Kirk's.M Lancaster
county, Sunday night, as the result
of injuries received in a runaway
accident about two weeks previous.
He was about sixty years of age,
unmarried, and was a veteran of
the Civil War.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Lancaster Countain Murdered In
Arkansas.

The body of a man supposed to
be E. G. Shindle, aged about so
years, formerly of Paradise, Lam
caster county, Pa, was found a few
days ago near Emmett, Arkansas.
Shindle was book agent and was
well known in the neighborhood of
Quarryville, where he lived for
some time. He was one of the men
who were shot at in Gordonville by
the men who later murdered Saml.
Ressler, tollgate keeper, and paid
the penalty for their crime by hang
ing this summer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
DEATHS.
Mrs. Esther A. Furness.

Mrs. Esther A. Furness, wife of
Gardner Furness, died suddenly at
her home near Octoraro church
on Tuesday morning. Her funeral
will be held this morning at 10
O'Clock. Services at the house.
Interment at Ebenezer cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Notice..

On account of death, our store
will be closed from Saturday, Dec.
23rd, to Monday, Dec. 25th, 1905,
inclusive.
HANES = kirk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-12-22
Alexander--Brown.

Mr.. Eli M. Alexander and Miss
Bertha Maude Brown, both of
North East. were married at the
Perryville M. =. parsonage on Sun.
evening, 18th inst, by Rev. w.
e. Greenfield. =
Nlckle-McMaster.
The marriage of Miss Sallie G..
McMaster and Mr.. Harry G. Nickle,
of near Woodlawn, was solemnized
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Caroline Johns, at Woodlawn,
Thursday evening, 14th inst, at
9 o'clock.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
0ranofetmlesuns far eiR uenei
0oipital.

Worgen finbet bic @runbffeinlegung
fhr bas neus vSnoiana Mstbooiit 6os.
pital & DeafoneB Dome" an 16. Strabe
uno gapitol. Nbenue ifatt.
@ouberneur 6anlp tuirb bic feierlide
Sanblung bOrnebmsn, untsr Betbsilis
gung anbsrer prominentsr Retbooiiien.
Inter ben &ebnsrn bsfinbsn R9 gics.
prdRbent @bas. %. Jairbanfs, sc.
nator gilbert s. geberioae, Or. ebwin
8. Susbss bon Der Se Baum Uni.
beriitdt uno Nnbere.
Sas @ebduoe tpiro zines Der f96nfen
6ofpitdler bes Staates fein, MODERN
uab fur ieinsn 3wed nod ben neuefen
ipiHsni4aftli&en @erbefierungen einge-
ri9tet.
Cine @eisnf&aft, .6rienbs Of tbs
0ospital" asnannt, III iibsr ben gan3,u
etaat In mstbooiHii9en 3ir&en Orsa.
niErt 3ur 66rbsruns bes Watss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Nener Gersnismmss=Sere

Inter ben SeutIden Der Stbieite
III cine 8sus9ung i'm @ange einen
gersniigunss.g .gerein au aranben, Der
tbeatraliids. seiangli&s unb mufita.
lii&e 3wede beriOlsen miro.
@efern tpurbe in einem pribatbaufe
eine porldufige 9eriammlung abge-
baltsn, an tpsl9er Ra IL psrionen Bee
tbeili9ten. bic aae mebr oosr meniser
talentirt finb in Mufit unb 2unf.
Wan tpirh @irculare berienbsn an
bic beuti6en gemobner Der Gibisite
uno bieielbsn sriu9gn, am erfeu
Sonntas i'm Nopsmber in Dra4's
Sefferion SOtsl 3uiammsn au fommen,
um fi& ftdnbis au Organiiiren.
Der finansiele grfols oss llnterneb-
mems Ia bereits gefidert unb wirb nod
I'm 9aufe oes Sabres eine suan9lOi,
Abeno- -nnterbaltung abgebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Snbianaputs, Snt, Mcntas, 23 Sftpbe 1905
Sm S6nsen Der Stsmer6eamtsa

3mei Snoianapolifer 8si4dftsleuts
purbsn gsfsrn oura Snlanofsusr'
Eeamte perbaftet. @owin Swpsr,
gigsntbhmer Der r@olumbus Butter
@ompanp", nno Sobn Ueuibruib flHo
bic bsioen In Nnflaaeauifano perfeBten
Wdnner. Die Bsamten glauben, I'm
Stanoe su iein, su bemeiien, oaB
Dinner, Der cine Sleo=Wargartns
2issns bate, osm Sleo Garbitoffs bst'
menete, wsl4e baHelbs selb fdrbten.
Wan bsbauptst, Oab Swper Die ge'
fdrbten StOffe als Msierei-gutter uno
aelbes Oleo pertaufte. 8e9en Wuib=
ruib alaubt man dbnli9e Sei4uloi9un-
gen beweiisn au t6nnsn. Weitere Wsr-
baftungen ionsn in.oer S4webe fsin.
Die Steuerbeamtsn arbeiteten mebrere
@oasn, um Bspsiie 9egen Die In9s=
tlagten 3u erlnngen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Stae!neaisfeitfn.

Georg 9raft, Der 3ufdui9
bur9 einen isiner Sa9bsenohen aul
Samfing sei4Ohsn wuroe uno ben man
naa benz 0Oipitale iiberfiibrte, puros
aniheinenb ni6t iduer berlebt. Utan
elaubt, olB sr fi9 p6Qig bon Der ysr=
munoung erbolsn miro. Die S1rot
former, welds In isinen 26rpsr eir=
branssn. bo6rten fi9 gltidli4sr Wstie
niat tisf ssnus elm. um cole Sbsils 3u
Derleben.
@oupe perneur 8 n | 3 piro
bic %eiguatiOn Der beioen &i9mOnosr
poli3ei= @ommihdre SOnes uno Dsar-
lett, annabmen, mslae ibm In einem
Briefe oieisl6s mittbeilten. Poliaeibsi
@orman uuros beauftragt, bic @eieB'
obne 8hdfi9t auf partei ooer Bolitii
burGsuif6rsn. Sie bsioen Wdnner
wel9e reFgnirten. finb politii4e Sppo'
nenten uno seh6ren au ben einfubrei9
Hen 9eut.n Der Stabt &idmono, Sno
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

Sn gegenwart Der pptbian @uarbs.
Der Sdweifern. .2osen unb eingelabenen
Witgliebern iiberrsi9te gefern bic
5rauen=2oge go. ]. s. 8. &. Of g..
ben @uaros ein f66nes i9mar3.tpeib=
rotbes Bano als Samud fur bic SABINE
bsrIelbsn.
Sas @ef9ent, ueltss ein 3ei9sn
Der Mnerfennuns Der WerbienFs unh
oes pHi&teifers Der Witsliebsr bshsu.
tet. murbe iOfOrt an bic Jabne gebeftet.
@nt'pre9snbe geremonien berlieber
benz feierli9en Mtte bic @eibe.
Die @uarbs bef&entten ibren @api'
tdn In Aneriennuna Isinss unermhbli.
den @ifers nit einem maffbsn fiber
men 8e&er. Mnipra9en unb Santes'
reoen tpe9feltsn ab.
Sis Gsier tpurbe in Der @affle 6all
SO. ID Wet Obio-Strabs, abasbalten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Derhdn9nibpoue 2lusfabrt
9rei SnSianapOliier get0btet, z idwer perlpnnoet.
5uamnenaob zines pasens NIT elmer Graction Gar.

Sn elmer 2ollifon 3uifden einem
Snterurbanwagqon uno einem Jubr=
merle wuroen geitern abenb 6 nbr 8
Perionen get6otet, Perionen fdwer
bsrIebt.
Sas ,llnsIad srsisnste fi9 iuolid
BON Der Stabt am 8eleiie Der Sn=
oianapelis columbus uno Southern
gabn.
Die 10 Sabre alte Ssnnie &uHea.
$40 Sho capitol Nbs., unb Sarbet
Sames, 514 Shb capitol Ape.. Ia
Sabre alt. wuroen fOfort get6btet; 2p'
pia MOrriion. 54 Sabre aft. 428 Shr
@apitol a5e.. farb ipdter i'm 9oipital.
Die 0eruunoeten finb Grau Sable
&uHsl, $40 shb@apitol Nbs.. bic eint
9 3OG lanse 3opfwunbe auBer pielsn
Sdnittmunoen u.Queti9unesn bnbon-
trus, u. ibre 2inoer Swanett, IA Sabre
alt, Nsllis IL Sabre, Sarlep 5 Sabre alt,
iomie aud bic IL Sa5re alte 2ilis
Worriion, Der $50 Gho @ef StraBs
wobnbafte Sacob SspOb. wel9er ben
@a9en fubr. befen 8erleBungen ter-
artis fino. oaB man nur tpenig 6Ofi-
nuns best, ibn am 2eoen 5u erbalt.n
anb Der Wotormann Warrenburg aus
@rssnmuob. uelder sleidfals fGwert
8srlsbuneen babontrue.
Die 9eute tparen am Morgen bon
bier aus fort9efabrsn, INN Nafie 3u
iammeln unb beianosn f4 nod einem
por3islid Oerlebten Sage auf Der Seim
fabrt. gn Der Mabiion &Oao. pr
bic @eleiie eine yie9uns MAIDEN, .um
na9 Der Sbelbp Str. ein3ubiegen, se,
rieib. nah Musiagen Der Jrau Ruhsl,
Ger Waeen nit ben &doern in Die @e.
leiie, uel&e Diagonal Den Jabrtpsl
treuaen.
Ser nod Snbianapolis fabrenbi
Was9on No.'9 Der SuoianapOlis, 60
lumbus unb Soutbern Bahn fam ir
oieiem Iugenblid oie abfdlige Stred'
entIang 9eiauif.. unb ebe es gelun9er
mar, bic @eleiie 3u rdumen, batte BIZ
2olliiion bereits ffatt9efunben.
Gin furdtbarer 9ra9. unb Iuut,
S9reie, bic man auf cine Weile gnt
fernune b6rte, hallten bur9 bic 2uft
uno iofort silten bon allen Ssiten bi
Jarmer CUR 6tilfe berbsi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

ueber bic Sreue zines
Sunbes tpirb aus Neparf, 81. s. be-
ribtet: 2luf feinem 9ofe in 8ellepille
erlag bieier Sage @eorse 9enrp 9ils
Der einem S9lasanfall. 9ilter mar
ieinsr @etuobnbeit semdB nm 6 llbr
aufeeftanben unb auf ben 5of eeeanz
gen, um Die 9iibner gu fiittern. Seine
5rdu b0rte ibn beteniiet pfeifen unb
na9 benz tleinen Serrier rufen, Der
ibn na9 benz Siibnerftall gu beeleiten
pflegte. Surge 3eit barauf bOrte Jrau
6ilber ben 9unb idmmerli9 beulen
unb beftig an Der 9intertbiir fraben.
2ns iie binausfam, fprang Der 5unb
on ibr in bic 9Dbe unb fiibrte iie na9
elmer i'm binteren Sbeile bes 9ofes ees
lesenen Stelle, tpo ihr Mann tobt
balag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Glsttrisitat far Tarmem.

Die Sort Wapne unb Wabaib 0als
lep gabn, tpsl9e cine 80 Weilen lange
elettrii1e 2inis operist, min Jarmern
ldn9s Der Gtrsde elettrii9e 2raft fur
5armarbsiten liefern. NnI9lub on bic
6auptlinis mirb gum 9ofenpreiie ber=
gefsnt unb bic 2raft 3u einem be.
fiimmten lgreiie per Sabr geliefert
msrosn. Die Garmer bebienen fi& 3ur
3eit bteler @aiOlins unb 9ampfma-
i9insn, absr bas Maisausbtilien. Gut.
teri9neibsn &c. tuiro msihens nod NIT
Der Sanb beiorgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

anoerion, %. Oct. Soiepb
Stanlep, elm pobl6efannter Jarmer
aus Der gaabari9aft unferer Stabt,
wuroe am Samffas auf Der 2anoffrabe
bluthbsrfrbmt aufgsfunoen. Wit einem
Sube itsdts sr in bemllntergefsle ieinss
Waaens uno 2otT unb @efi4t paren
nit unsdbliaen Wunben uno abf9ir-
funaen beosdt. Die Beb6rben fino Der
anfdt, oab STANLEY oura einen S4lag
nit einem fumpfen Snifrumente be-
tdubt wuroe, unb baB. na9oem er nit
ben TiiBen i'm untergeifeae ieines Wa'
aeus befeifigt tunr. bic Rduber einfa4
bas pferb laufsn lieben, um ben an'
iaein zines l1nfaIes gu erweden. Bis
Der III Stanlsp nod ~ f9wa9, I'm
felber auftldrung iiber bic Sa9e ~
qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Glue neme Selspbon @eiea:
9aft.

Nm Dienfag tuuroe In 6untingburg
cine neue &elspbon=@ =@eielli&aft in's 2e-
ben gerufen unb 3war wirb bie neus
@eieliaaft als .Sbe podet Song
Siftanee Selepbone Co." intorpOrirl
uerben.
3wed Der neuen 3ompaanis iif, tels.
pbOnii&e 8erbinbunasn atpif&en allen
Stdbten i'm ftbli&en Sbeile unieres
@taatess be3u. Dubois. pifs, @ibion.
@rawforb. perrp, Spencer, Darrid.
8anoerburgb uno pOies @ountp Der.
sufelen. Die @sfeqi&aft purbe mt
500. 900 tapitalifrt.