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Richmond planet., 1905-02-11

Tuesday night. Feb. 18th, 1905 at thu
MT. Carmel Baptist Church. will be an
evening Of pleasure for all who will
witness the grand musical program. by
some OF Richmond's best white talent
under the direction Of Prof. T. Louis
sullivan. These ladies and gentlemen
kindly gave their consent TO helm a
worthy cause. and it is earnestly honeS
that they will have crowded kouss,
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11

Mrs. Benjamin Booker miss Rosa Bal.
Iey) wife OF Mr.. Benjamin Booker from
New York. arrived here Feb. 1st with
the body OF their infant child, Margaret
agnes, age year days, who died of
COMMISSIONS. The funeral services were
at 1908 William St., burial in Evergreen
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11
Farms for Sale.

nice little farms, 20 acres each. nice
level land en- railroad, II. W STATEN, price
$3.50. $50 cash. balance 81. 90 per month :
good titles, possession.
=. 5. s. BAKER,
7' Blackstone, Va.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11
Tive Musicians Wanted

Wanted two musicians, one who car
also do barber work, and who knows
something about carpentry.
Address:-C. H. MILLER,
Box l73,
mo Covington, Va.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11
BANKER BECKWiTH DEAD
pupe OF Mrs. Chadwick Dies After
Lingering iIInesN

Lingering iIInesA
Oberlin, o., Feb. &C. r. Becllwith,
president of the defunct Citizens Ma
uonal Bank of this city. died after two
days of unconsciousness. during which
dissolution was expected at any mo-
ment.
Mr.. Beckwith was about 65 years
OF age On December 1 last the fed
eral grand jury in Cleveland returned
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11

MIR: cambridge Epps of Natural
Bridge, Va. was III the city last week.
-Miss Mary E. Taylor of 1870 w.
Hill Street is slowly improving.
Richmond planet., 1905-02-11
Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac
Railroad and Washington South
ern Railway. RichmOnd-Wash.
ingtOn Line.
hort Line! Quick Time! Unexcelled
Service.

See other column for special low ratsk
account of Inauguration CeremoH1fF
1resident Roosevelt and Vice President
Falroanss, Washington, d. c., March
4th, 1905.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

The results to date in the beef trust inquiry and notao
the heavy fines imposed recently in the federa D'Sc'
Court at Chicago on four high officials OF one OF he os'
Dortant hacking concerns ustifes public optimism mime
determination of Mr. Roosevelt to railroad reform
as far as possible with the least possible delay.
During the congressional the senate committee on
Interstate commerce has been dev0tng good deal OF e
to complex problems presented by the widespread uemapu
for Government regulation of freight rates The fact that
some of the members of the committee are noorousl! pre-
disposed in favor of the railroads has peudiced the pup
liz GOOD deal AGAINST the committee whole and has
enoendered skeptcs say the least as to the outcome
Mch of the harsh criticism of the senate committee has
e believe been unwarraned Freight rates Offer even 10
the railroads themselves probably the most difficult single
nroblem in The entire business Derentias have been
found by merchants Importers exporters manufacturers
shippers of every class in every community 10 oe aoso
tev necessary in order equaze conditions as between
rival towns We do not see how any one can fail to un-
dersand the improbabity and we believe in the asserted
impossibty of private corporations conouctns oil e
state freight business successfully without dferentias
The derentia as much any other one factor has en-
abed New Orleans Galveston, Mobile Pensacola and tne
minor Gulf ports to compete successfully with the sea board
in MANY WAYS and to take from New York and Baltimore
their former commanding prestage in some respects 10
such an extent derentas that have benefited the gun
ports have benefited the whole gulf territory 10 abolish
dierentias would mean believe nestimabe CONFUSION
and ncalcuable injury the wider material interests Of
the whole gulf section And the logic that applies to our
interests applies we'll to every other section OF the
United States in it's relations to each and every other sec
ton.
The widely varying earning capacity of single stretches
of any one railroad would almost preclude the business
reasonableness of fiat mileage rate any one system
privately owned and fat mileage rate for the whole are;
af the United States would be utterly unreasonable ant
practically runous to both railroads and the country I'm
less every foot of trackage under one ownership
and any one ownership except the nation itself would
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29
RICE SITUATION
s. Lock Breaux Of New Orleans Wei
Pleased With Present Outlook.


New Orleans, Las. Lock Breaux,
the we'll known rice man, has returned
from trip over the Texas and Louis
lana rice producing sections. Speak
ing of conditions as he saw them, Mr..
Breaux said: II spent FIVE weeks in
the Louisiana and Texas rice country.
The Texas grain, acreage considered,
will harvest full average crop OF
good style and quality. The results
in Louisiana will not be as good. For
some reason the yield is not up to ex-
pectations, although the grade and
style will be much betterthan last year.
Values are on high range and as
practically every mill in the country
is greedy buyer, the farming end OF
the industry is living on pie and cake.
Conditions from my view, are abnor'
NAL, with the possibility of a four
million bag crop, and although | be-
lisve that four dollar basis will main
tain in New Orleans for the bes
grades, river style, the balance of tn
crop will have to be sold for more OF
its merits, unless the mills are pre-
pared to operate this season at loss
Epitomized, it looks like this is 60
ing to be one year where the farme
will get his inning"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

feet. Estimating, for convenience,
the land at 1886 an acre, you will see
that it brings tie land to just one mill
per square foot Now you down the
fiery dose and imagine you are swal-
lowing a strawberry patch. Call in
five OF your friends and have them
help you gulp down that five hundred
foot garden. Coon prolonged spree
some day and see how long it requires
to swallow enough pasture land TO
feed cow. Put down that glass OF
gin! There is dirt in it-one hundred
feet of good rich dirt, worth 1886 per
acre. Xxx.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29
TINS COLUMN EDITED BY WELSH W. CT. U.
Welsh w. &. II. u. Meets Regularly the
First Wednesday I'm Each Month
at 500 p. IN. Visitors Welcome.

(EvRLYN W. BOWER.
Press Committee
(SADIK B. CALKINs.
Because of the convenience of fixed
place the Union is meeting with Mrs,
Calkins, and will continue to meet
there, until further notice.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29
Meeting next Wednesday.

Meeting next Wednesday.
Mrs. Spurgin, superintendent OF
Mothers Meetings." has given US
anti.narcotics, for our subject, the
following good outline for discus.
sion:
What are the narcotics in common
use? What are narcotics doing for
the American people? Why is the
cigaret more harmful than tobacco in
other forms? Have we state law
against the sale of tobacco to minors;
if so, what is it?
Come prepared to discuss the above
topics.
At this meeting, by request of the
superintendent of institute work in the
third district, we must decide whether
or not, we shall hold an institute at
Welsh.
This is Tuesday morning and SC
far, no one has presented anything on
the question of "No Saloons fol
| Welsh" The column is still open
There is plenty of thought and tall
and why not give people the bene6
of your opinion? You need have ne
fear that it would fail to interest.
! We have heard much about tn
strength of the liquor traffic; how firm
ly it is intrenched in law and politics
but did you ever think about its fata
weakness? No one can pray for it.
"What broke up the Ladies Debat
ing Society,""
"The leading member was told t.
prepare an essay on the yellow peril
She did so and the opening sentenc
read yellow apparel is very trying t
most compilations. '"-Washingto
Star.
"Dont swallow good dirt" SO say
Bob Burdette, "My homeless frien
with chromatic nose, while you al
stirring up the sugar in ten cer
glass of gin, let me give you fact
wash down with it. You may say yo
have longed for years for the ind
pendent life of a farmer, but have NJ
been able to get money enough togetl
or to buy a farm. But that is ju
where you are mistaken. For son
years you have been drinking a goo
improved farm at the rate of hundr'
square feet at gulp. If you dou
this statement figure it out yourse
an acre of land contains 1850 squa
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29
Get milk of the Welsh
Dairy. They sell the best.
The Churches.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. G.
r. Mente, pastor. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Sermon II a M, followed
by Holy Communion. Y. P. S. G. E.
Sunday, Oct. /, at 7 p. m. Robt.
Todd, leader. Sermon Sp. m. Topic:
weighed and found wanting. "
Wednesday Prayer, 8 p. m. The
public is cordially invited.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

1 CAN TAKE A DRINK OR LET 1T ALONE.
81 can take drink or let it alone,
says many young man. Can your
Are YOU so sure of Yourself that you
know you have power to resist when
the habit is once acquired? You may
be able to do it now, but will you be
able to do it by and by? Thousands
of brilliant men, who now fill drunk
ards graves, thought they could, but
failed. Have you any conception OF
the terrible power of the drink habit,
when it once fastenS its clutches upon
you? Do you know that there comes
time, if the habit is persisted in,
when your whole nature, your very
inmost soul, cries out in agony
against it and yet you are powerless
to resist? Do you know that if drink
is persisted in, there comes a time
when you can't let it alone? That you
sacrifice everything on earth-home,
friends, family, honor, reputation,
aye, even your hope of heaven-tor
drink.
1t is easy to say, Il can let it
Alone" and perhaps you can, now;
but unless you do let it alone there
will surety come a time when you can
not.
No man can..realze the terrible curse
of drink who has not experienced it..
| No man knows its power who has not
felt it. No man knows the diabolical
insidiouSness of the habit who has not
acquired it and then tried to break it
of
Listen to the story Of that confirmed
inebriate. Listen to the story OF many
wrecked lives. No young man can
take a drink and be sure he can leave
il alone when he chooses. Do not
tamper with the demon of destruction!
You know not now its terrible results.
Pray God you may never know. Let
it alone. Your only safety lies there.
If you have already begun, stop be-
fore it is forever too late! Every time
you take drink, you are dropping
one notch lower in the descending
scale.-Thos. W. Lloyd.
Bring your job work to the JOUR.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

President C. Nj. Earling of the e..
NJ. g.. St. P. Railway, has forbidden
Sunday excursions on that road. HIS
decision was the result of his personal
observation and discovery of the fact
that such excursions frequently give
rise to drunken orgies.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29
Extra.

The Douglas shoes are recognized all
over the civilized world as the best
made, at half the price for same quail
ity in other shoes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

Three Mccormick secondhand bind
er; at bargain at Welsh Carriag-
and Implement Co.'S.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-29

Bring your job work to the JOUR
NAL Office.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Mr6eitsbaus als Gr3iebunss=
Mnitalt.

Sames Wc2 aug6in, Nrtbur 9iggins
unb &pbert Wtilburn, ale unter 20
Sabren, bic bsioen 2eBtsenannten ber=
beiratbst, murben tpesen 3leinoieb.
ftabls bon @riminalridter Mlforb nit
Arbsiisbausfrafen beba9t. Die 8na.
ben paren in Gra9tma9ons eiugebro=
den uno batten Waaren aus benielben
enttpenbet. Grau Wilburn, Die Wut-
ter bes lebt9enanntcn 8erurtbeilteu,
tpanbte fi9 an Deputy -Intldser @ro.
ninger unb eradblte oieiem. baB &obert
tsin i9Is4ter Sunse iei. lie babe cine
sanse Samitie Sungens aroB gesosin,
unb teiner berielben lei i9le9i, obQleia
i9ou aae i'm @rbeitsbauie seweien
ieien. vSdidt @obert in's Mrbeits=
baus, bamit Elm Wann aus ibm tpirb. "
Die Wutter befir9tete, baB er in'a
Staats. .&eformatorium 9eianbt tper-
ben tonne unb freute fi9, oaB Der &i9-
ter ibrem Wuni4e entfprad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Glue 11nterindnns eimseleitet.

&ebseca &ogers, % Sabre aft, Sod=
ter bon Siaac &o9ers, FOL Shb Sli-
nois Str, III nod einmb9entliaer
3rantbeit seforben. Ser fe beban.
oelnbe Wrat, unter benz ginbrude, oat
ibr Seiben Wertmale bon 0ergiftunQ
aufwies, ma9te SepuIp-@oroner Sun.
labp oarauf aufmertiam, woraufbin
oiefer bann cine llnteriuduns einieitete.
Die Mitglieber Der Gamilie pieien bic
8ergiftungstbeorie ab uno iagten, bab
oas iunse Wdo8en felt ettua 2 Sahren
trdnfelte. Die 0sriforbsne mar eine
S9wefer BON gmma Russrs, welde
lebte Weibna@ten pl5blid na9 13idb-
rigem Stummiein ibre Spraae uieoe,
erlanqte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Gia6re9er Oh Der Nr6eit.

Die Na9barI9aft IN @loer Ibenue
unb 8ermont GtraBe III iber berfaie=
oene Ginbru9sberiu9e, bic wdbreno
Der lebten Wode unternommen tuur=
ben, siemlid beunrubi9t.'
8. &. Slannasans WObnuua murs
be, na9bem bic Samilienmitglieoer
4loroformirt waren, bon oben big un=
ten bur4iudt, unb in anoeren, nabe
9elesenen Wobnunsen uuroen gin=
bru4speriu9e nnternommen.
Sn 5. 6. @iiboolsps Wobnun9 an
Der @loer Mbenue blieben Die bier Sim
Der Der Gamilie Die ganse Nadt bin=
burd auf, Gle nit S9hrbaten betuaffs
net uno partstsn auf Die @ieoertebr
bss ginbre9ers, Der elm 5enifer boG-
3uidieben uno 3u erbrs9en beriudt
bate.
Viele Der betmgelu1fen 9du1er mer=
ben bon giisnbabnansefellten bewObnt
unb sep6bnli9 MAIDEN bic Spibbuben
fia nod ben 3abltasea baran, bieie
um einen Sbeil ibrer @elber 3u erlei9=
tern. Sn Slannasan's 9aus gelans
es ben ganbitsn,. $3.50, Die mnter
bsm Ssppi9 berbOrgen waren, 3u fin'
ben unb au Heblsn. @eorge 9ooper's
Saus. 246 glper Mpe., tpuroe slei4=
falls hsimseiudt, bier ieoO4 ma4ten
bie Gduber feine 8eute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
/ Warb u. 8romnius. /

6rau Marp u. 8rouning, cine Der
alten piOnierinnen Der Stabt ftarb
geiiern I6enb na9 29.id6rigem 2ei=
ben. Jrau Browning mar bic Satin
bss Dor stma 80 Sabren beritorbenen
Wooobils Bropning unb cine S4wes
iter bes 4omiral grown. Grau 8row
ming puros 1923 in Wtilrop. Sno.,
9ebprsn unb als 5 Sabre altes Wdos
den fam he bsrsits nit ibren @ltern
nod bier. mo- fis isit6er wobnte. Sic
mar cine Sante bes Wonon Igenten
SObn W. gromning, Der geffern aui
10 trasii9s Weiie aus Dem 2sben f9ieo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Snotana @oollem Wias 60. In
S9malitGten.

Die Sirettorsn Der Snbiana Woollen
Manufacturing Co., 802-806 Waib-
in9ton Noe., madten geifern au 8un=
fen Der @ldubiser cine Werm69ens=
uebsrtra9ung. Die Union Sruit 60.
purbe als Mifenee senannt. SieIe
llebsrtragung folgte Der an Sage bors
ber in 2ouisbiIe, Gp., por9enpmmenen
llebertrasuns bss gigenthums Der
gclipIe Woolen Drills, in uel4en bei=
ben uniernebmen 3. u. @benotpetb
aug Snbianapol.s bic Webr3abl Der
Nttien innsbatie. Sas 0erm6gen Der
bief9en Company i9dbt 9err @bsnos
meth auf $40, 900, bic 8srbinoli9-
teiten bsrielbsn auf sttpa $126, 600;
bas germ6sen Der 2ouisbtlle 60. be-
trdgt etpa 1915, 600. wdbrenb bic 8er-
binbli1teiten bort ettpa 5000, 900 Bee
tragen follen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Snbanapplis, Snb, @amfae, 25 Nars 1905
Mns ben Geri9ten.

SeDpnlo Daniels als Sbeil.
babsr uno als 8rufee reidte gegen bic
National @ommiIlion 60. cine &la9e
auf Wntelung eines &eceibers Elm. gr
bat Nniprh6s i'm 8etra9e BON $4,000,
ME er an9iebt, uno oa ieiner aniidt
natb Die Gompanie aa5lun9sunfdsi9 1T
unb ba er beftir6tet, baB bas Serm6.
gen berielben berssubet weroen tonne,
Iu9t er iid auf bisis Wsiie gu Idaben.
Carl 9inabam, elm 8arbier,
Der i'm 5rieoensgeri6te tpegen leber.
tretuns bss SOnntaes9eIeBes behraft
iuar, uno Der ieinsn Gall appelirte.
wuroe i'm @riminalseribt alei6falls
i9uloi9 befunosn uno init 81 nebit
Soften bslest.
S9eiounqstlagen muroen nur sDei
aeftern eingerei6t. goitb u. Somman
fu4t S9eiouug bon @barles 3. Bonn
man; erauiame gsbanoluns sisbt iie
als 9runo an.
Daniel Sing be9riinbet feline gegen
Martba 6. 2ins pOrsebra6te s4eis
oun9sflage bamit, baB er fie oes b6s-
williaen gsrla1ens be3idti9t.
Senrp Nriman, Der Wirt6 Oil Der
Ohio uno Wef Str, bem Wilitdr
Yart sesentiber, muroe uegen slus=
i6ant obns 2i,sns nit $50 nebft Soften
betraft. arsman tpuroe auf bic gnt.
f9eioung Der parfbsb6roe, baB inner
balb 500 Gub bon einsm part teine
Wirtbi9aft sr6ffuet weroen oarf. bic
2iaens berpeigert. @r bat qegen bas
l1rtbeil bes ppli3eigeridtss gerufuna
ein9ele9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Temer tn 9agerbams an Der Slo
Selamare Str.

auf etma $4,000 ldBt iib Der
9efern bur9 WaHer unb Tsusr tn oem
2aserbauis, 522 Sho Sslaware Str.
angeri9tete Staoen berednen.
Sas Gsuer bra9 i'm 3. Strdmerte
oes 9roben 2a9erbauies aug uno in
duBsrit .urssr 3sit bate fi4 basielbe
unter bem bort aufgeipei4erten Sinoe=
garn ausgebreitet.
Wan slaubi, bab Elm 3anobols,
tpsl9ss auf Dem 5uBbooen lag, ba-
our9 in 8rano gerietb. oaB elmer Der
Mrbeiter nit ieinem Sruf iiber oasIelbe
binpse fubr.
Sas bierte StofIpert bes @ebdubes,
iopie audi Der Reller tpurben bon Der
6. q. 2eib Paper 60. bsnuBt uno
grDBe Waarenoorrdtbe tparrn bort auf=
gsfpsi9srt. Sas erfe uno stpsite
Stofuerf nurbe po, Der Ionns9ut
6arbpare 60. benubt. g1ie fi9 bie
eiuseln.n 8erlufs, wsl9s bauptId9lid
our9 WaiIsr entfanben, bertbeilen,
ldBt fi9 nod niat angsbsn. Inosre
6irmen, Die aud Waaren In benz Co
ger5auie unterbradten. wuroen glei9s
fans burd Waherf9aosn beimseiu9t.
Der 6rennenos ginofaoen snttpidelte
einsn oi9ten, faft erifidenoen Qualm,
Der fid in Wolfsn bur9 bic 6enfer
wdlste uno bic Geuerwebr an ben
26I9arbeiten isbr bebinoert. Die
Waaren Der bsridieoensn 5irmen mur-
Den gum She'll ourG bas Werdant
Salpa9e Corps, tpsl9ss fofort nit gro-
BEN Gedsn an 6anb mar, Dor gsi9doi.
gung geftibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25

Staot- Sneenieur Seu p
ernannts :. %. Stearns als ieinen
Aiffenten nit einem Sa6resgebalte
s2100. Gtearns pirb bic ginaslbeitsn
Der SO9ba3nseleiie' e'arbeiten unter ti4
baben. Die geb6roe fur 6fsntlide
arbsiten Eat 9srrn Soups @abl 9ut=
gebsiBsn unb Der neue aifitent wiro
am l. 4pril feline Stellung antreten.
BauerlaubniB 5 9eine.-
WGrp Mulsn. WObnbaus, 1907 @raee-
laRb ape., $500. - S. u. 9sal,
Cottage, Belmont Ane., nabe Wfi9i-
gan Str, 5000. = aueuit Conner,
slnbau, Waoiion Ape., nabe Wteriotan
Ctr, s12O0.-2. 8. Morsan, Sdup.
ben uno 2assrbaus, 822 Norb Senate
aps.. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
@riff 5nm &eOOluer.
Jobn ID. 8rOwning eribieBt
ib.
Gram iiber Dett SOB oet
@atttn Die itria6e.

Sobn %. Browninq, 65 Sabre alt,
2Oblenassnt Der WOnOn gabn, elm
alter @iisnbabnangeitsltsr. uno peit
unb brett betannten pferbeliebbaber,
beaing sefteru Nbeno fur3 pOr 8 ubr
SelbfmOro, inbem er fid eine 2u9el
in bic redte Sdldfe iaste. grOtuning
nobnte ia Wef ct. Clair StraBe.
S9on felt 2 Sabren etua mar Serr
growning trdnili9, mdbreno Der leb'
ten is6s MOnate fogar bienfunfd6ig,
uno bieIes i'm 0ereine nit benz Sooe
ieiner Satin i'm DECEMBER glaubt man
BAT ben alten Mann 10 idusrmttbi9
eenia6t, baB er ben Sob iu4te.
Dm. W. @eans, Der in oemIelben
Sauie pObnts. battle fi9 bersit sema4t
feline Jreimaurer=2oge 81 beIuden uno
aIs er bonn 2. Stofperfe bic Sreppe
binabfies, b6rte er ben S9ub. er
elite fofort na9 orauben uno fraate
mebrere in Der Mlen beim 9auie
tsbsuoe 6arbise, mo- Der S4ub gefal-
I'm iei uno oisfe iaeten i6m, i'm 6ofe
6inter hsm Sauie. @bans elite our
STEELE uno fano ben alten 5errn auf
Der 3ellerlute in elmer Blutla6e Dor,
Der Rspolpsr Lag neben ibm. Obslsid
Browning CUR 3eit nod Iebte, NOR er
bod, s6e er nod in's Saus gebra4t
peroen tonnte, bereits bsridieoen. gr
purbs i'm Sabre 1910 In Mabiion,
Sno., gebOrsn, tam nit ieinen gltern
in ieinsn iunssn Sabren nod bier, fein
Yatsr mar Der 8ehssr bes grouning
5otel, wel9es auf benz plabe oes ieBi-
gen 0en Oort Store ffano.
4ls iunasr Wtann berlegte iid
grotpnins nit srOBem @ei&id auf bic
pferbeoreRur. uno trat Oann in ieinem
26. Sabre in ben Sienft Der Wtonon-
Babn fber, po er fid udbreno Der 35
Sabre, Die er i'm Sienite oes panagier'
Separtemenis berielben fanb, unite,
benz reiisnben yublitum einen aus-
nabmsueiie groBen 5reunbesfreis er-
parb. WGbrenb Der lsbten bier Sabr'
beIorgts er oie suOrmeu 3ohleneintdufs
fir bic 8nhn.
Srei &inoer iiberlsben Jpn: 9arrl
gropning uno Srau Nellie Sent, beio'
bier anIGilie, iOtpie Jrau 6arrp o
SatbrOp in @reensburg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
Yoli3eiliaes.

Sos. 5. Walter, 1915 Martet Ctr.
wuros untsr Der antla9e Der Srunten.
belt in bas poIiaeireeiifer ein9ei9rie-
ben. 3usleib iOl Sames aud i'm
parf Sbeater ben 6ubbooen nit Sa=
batIaucs bsforirt bab,n. Sieie lebte
Seloentbat tru9 ibm nod cine @rtra=
Nnflage Elm.
Walter @afetter, adt=
ssbnidbrig, go. 118 gBet 10. Strabe
mobnbaft. tpurbs unter 9lntlaae beg
alsinoisbtab!s gefelt. Ini9sineno
beriu9te Walter, elm @sfiieelssiddft
3u betreiben; benn er III bsi9ulbigt,
elmer Grau Nlice Seno bon gto. 1902
9loro Weh- -strabe Elm 9ubenb 6abner
entwenret 81 baben, bic er on Mlice
@affon, 9to. 710 Weif IL. StraBe,
pisosrbertaufts.
Nnget 9 t, tetne Grau oer=
lafen su babsn, purbe Clinton 2nap.
persberser BON go. 800 NOro SsHate=
Mpenue perbaftet.
W m. 9enb. 448 Of Waibine'
ton Str., beiduloi9t feline Jraa &C.
ialagen 80 baben, murbe slei9faa:
fsffgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-25
9eS Goroners gerSitt TIM Soaes=
Sale.

Sas gsrbilt oss @orpners in benz
Oielbeipro4enen Sonss.Saae murbe
gefern abgegeosn. Der Coroner iagt,
oaB Sones an glltobolismus. 6er3=
trantbsit uno Sungentrantbeit farb.
Die BetpeiIe ssigen, baB er an elmer
Complication bon &rantbeiten ffarb.
9ln einsm itiirmii9en Sage tpuroe
Scnes, mdbreno er Elm bObes Sieber
bate, auf anorbnung bon 6rau
Taps. Der Rrantenpfsssrin bss
JlOmer Miiion 6oipitales in elmer
Su'i4e mad benz 3olpitale h5srfubrt,
no er na4 Oberfld6li6er llntsriu9ure
surhfaepieien tpuros, I'm bann fur,
na9 ieiner nsbsrfiibrung In bas Ars
menpaus. bort gu ifsrben. Ser Wann
litt nidt an Suberculoie.
Der Coroner ia9t, er CLAUDE, baB
Grau Wabs ibat, mas fis als redt ct.
a5tete, aber bDn elmer Grantenphege-
rim, pel4e ni9t einmal Elm @ramen
beitano, fanu ni9t ertpartst iperoen,
oab he Den 3ufanb Der patienten
ertennen t6nue, tpenn Der eramini-
renoe Ir3t i'm 6oipitale ielblt nidt
i'm Stanoe mar. osnIelbsn fef3u=
feIen. Or. 8roipn berlebte bstpuBter
Wsiie Die 9Oipitalregeln. Die gnt=
f9uloigung oes gr3tes madt ieinen
6eblsr nod gr6ber, benn tpenn Sonss
ni4t in Der 8erfaiiung mar, aus Der
Sroidte in's Graminationssimmer se.
bra9t su tueroen, 10 mar er gsnib nidt
fart 9enug 9epeien, um Die 5abrt
mad benz 4rmenbauie aus3ubalten.
Die l1nterfu6ung Sei9t ferner elm
armisli9ss Spftsm in Der 9situng bes
StaoiboIpitals unb bss 6lomer Wiifon
Soipitals; beioe Snftitute merben bur6
bic Staot 3u prattii1 bemielben 3wedt
auf oenIelben @ranoen unterbaIteu
unb beioe tperoen feparat 9eftibrt, oh
9lei9 man fie unter etner 2eitunq
slaubt. Beioe fOllten enttDeoer p6uie
oetrennt, Dber abIoIut unter cine Sci.
tung sebra4t meroen.
@s if su beoauern, bab elm patient.
Der in 10 tritii9sr Sage fid befinoet.
transfsrirt uiiroe, obne baB elm Iuf=
tra9 bon einsm Ir3t ein9ebolt tpirb
IS TT psiter su beoauern, Dab cir
aneebli9 Suberculofs 9ranter in
armsnbauis aufgenOmmen tperoer
tonnte tuo cine Nn5abl armer, balf
lOier lnglhdli6en Der 9lnfedungsss
fabr elmer i9redli9snRrantbeit auss
aeIeBt miiroen.