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The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
Lest You Forget
METHODIST CHURCH

Preaching every Sunday II a. m. and
7.15 p. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
715p D.. m. SUNDAY School $50 q. m.
Epworth Leagues Sunday Juniors 3 p.
m Senior 4 p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH
r A. KIMBROUGH, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday II a. m. and
7.15 o. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
7.15p m. Sunday School $50 a. m
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
c. K. MARSHALL. Pastor.
Preaching every Second and Fourth
Sundays IL a.. m. and 7.15 p. Prayer
meeting Wednesday Z 10 p. m. Sunday
School 80 a.. m. Communion everv
Sunday.
CUMBERLAND PRES. CHURCH
5. P. PRYOR, Pastor.
Preaching every First and Third Sun
days IL a. m. and 7.15 p. m. Prayer
meeting W ednesday, 7.15 p. m. Sunday
School 10 a.. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Passionate Vacant,
Sunday School 9 80 a. m.
"A Cordial Welcome to ALL"
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The undersigned heirs of the estate
of A. v. Pettey. late of Lee County,
Miss, now deceased. will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash at public
outcry in the town of Shannon, Miss, on
Monday the oath day of April 1905, with
in legal hours, the following property,
viz
Nine and three-fourths (9a) acres in
the SW. / Sec. Is, T. IL, Range 6 east.
Also Lot as, in the NV / Sec. 10, I. IL,
Range 6 east, with all improvements
situated on said property, all being in
the town of Shannon, Lee county, Miss.
Also the following personal property
One one horse and one land
note.
H. G. Pettey G. W. Pettey,
Julia Pettey liz Pettey,
Mrs. Newt. Moore Mrs. M. j. Benson,
]. F. Vaughn Mrs. Nora Harris.
Mrs. Bette Harris
All the heirs of the deceased are OF
lawful age, and deeds will be executed
bv all the heirs and full title conveyed.
The 81 acres is in the northwest part
of the corporate limits of Shannon,
high and dry, in a grove of forest trees,
is a beautiful place for q settlement.
Lot as has a single story brick building
on It. It is the first door east of w. =.
Redus & Sons. The horse is n OF the
finest buggy and saddle animals ever
known here's safe will work anywhere.
8, 81 '05. st.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
Poll Tax D~elinquents

The delinquent poll tax lists
are being published by the diff
erent sheriffs and in most counties
the lists include a majority OF
those subject to the tax. While
the policy Of our State Govern
ment is to disqualify the man
who does not want to pay his
poll tax, yet, after he becomes
disqualified by failing to pay by
the LIST of February, it then be-
comes a question Of finance be-
tween him and the County. AS
the poll tax becomes a part OF
the school fund the money col
lected from the delinquent serves
as good a purpose as that paid
in voluntarily. In Lee County,
we regret to say that there are
more delinquents on the poll tax
list than there are qualified voters
Many of these delinquents have
children in school and should be
made to help defray the expen-
ses of running the schools. The
sheriffs and deputies should
make it very warm for every
delinquent and every recourse
known to the law should be re.
sorted to to collect from them.
Nothing can be gained by failure
to collect this money. The par
ties have already disqualified
themselves and every dollar col
lected helps to swell the schoo
fund. No better investment is
made than our public schools and
every honorable means should be
employed to enlarge the scope OF
this beneficent work.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

There ought to be no factions"
in the country town. The pros
perity of one individual affects
the prosperity of every individual
and every improvement made
enhances the value of all the
property in the corporation. A
town is simply one big family.
When there is discord there is
little progress. When there is
a united pull for every thing, its
accomplishment is made easy.
Envy, jealousy and hatred are
things to be despised. Envy is
a canker that gnaws at the heart
and makes folks sour, disgrunted
and unhappy. Jealousy warps
the intellect and makes you un-
fair in passing judgment. Ha-
tr ed doesn't pay even from q
sordid point of view. The man
you dislike is the man you don't
know. Every human being has
his good points. An English
sparrow isn't a nightingale.
But why remind the sparrow OF
the fact? Life is short and COM
pick at best. Why not speak
good instead of evil? Why not
look for the silver lining in the
cloud? Why not be fair and
reasonable and just? And above
all don't be an idler. Only the
busy man or woman is happy.
as a well-known writer has so
aptly said.
do your work as well as you
can and be kind-and be kind.
Scott County Register.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

Did you ever notice the carry
ing power Of a swear word? A
crowd of men fifty yards from
you may be talking and you can
not distinguish a word. But let
one of them utter an oath. 1t
cleaves the air with the clearness
of pistol ball, and strikes the
tympanum of the ear with a
force peculiar to no other word.
If this is true of the finite, how
distinct and clear it must sound
to the ear of him who said: "Thou
shalt not take the name of the
Lord thy God in vain. West
Point Leader.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The Pontotoc depot Injunction
suit which on the petition of the
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City
R. R. Co. was transferred from
the Chancery Court to the FEEDER
al Court at Aberdeen, was heard
last week before Judge Niles
who remanded the case to the
Chancery Court in an opinion de-
claring that there was no point
in the case over which the FEEDER
al Court had jurisdiction. The
question is to be heard this week
before Chancellor Lamb who
will soon render his opinion in
the matter. The case will then
find it's way to the Supreme
Court, we judge no matter who
is successful in the lower Court.
The case has attracted consider
able attention Of late. The Road
has INDUCED in considerable
flibustering in its efforts to have
the Railroad commission dismiss
its injunction and permit the
road to locate the depot on the
new site. Ali the tactics known
to and employed by railroads US
ually, have been resorted to, but
the case will be tried on its
merits and the road made TO
nhev the law or the Courts will
hold that there is no law BY
which It can be made to DO 20.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

In an explosion of a switch
engine of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad at Artesia George Hum
prizes engineer in charge, was
blown to pieces while Will Davis
the negro fireman., was badly
injured. Felix Daugherty a
Mobile and Ohio conductor who
was walking beside the engine
at the time Of the explosion was
so injured that he died afterwards
Young Humpries was a brother
Of Henry Humpries who was
drowned at Columbus a month
ago. The tragic ending of the
two brothers so near together
is a severe shock to the family
all Of whom are PROSTATE on ac-
count of their great sorrow.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

In his Southern tour the past
week President Roosevelt has
met with real southern courtesy
and hospitality everywhere. A
year ago nothing was too mean
to be said of Mr.. Roosevelt as
the candidate of his party; now
nothing is too good for him as
president of this great country.
Such is the politics of a free
government.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The contribution of one hun
dred thousand dollars which
John D. Rockefeller rendered the
board of foreign missions was
accepted by the board. A great
deal of comment has been indul-
ged in on account Of DR.. Wash
ingtonG ladden's unfavorable crit
icism of the gift. The board Of
missions, we presume, take the
position that the gospel will
gladden. the heart of the heather
who will never stop to ask where
his salvation came from.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

One town in Texas that was
not on the list for a speech from
the President passed an ordinance
requiring the presidents train
to stop three minutes whether
it wanted to or not, That town
will not be sneezed at by any
body and is not afraid to let the
outside world know it.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The first strawberries of the
season have made their appear.
ance on the local market. The
quality is all right judging by
the appearance of the fruit. The
price so far has prevented news
paper people from getting near
enough to otherwise judge.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
shape.

The attention of the world has
been diverted from the land op-
erations in Manchuria to the
China sea where Admiral Rojest-
vensky has arrived with his fleet
to give Togo battle. Should the
fleets of the belligerents meet
the fate of both will not be
pleasant to contemplate.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
government

When a governor or congress
man goes out making speeches
in behalf of his friends, the far
mers, he is charged with being a
candidate for the senate. Why
not give the poor politician credit
for honesty of purpose in off
years? He has enough to bear
when he is an announced candi-
date
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The Lexington Advertiser
published the reports of ten Hol-
mes county banks in one issue
and that was not all the banks
in the county either by two.
The statements rendered the
auditor and published showed all
these institutions to be in fine
chopo
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

The acreage reduction move
ment is meeting with encourage
ment from every source except
the cotton Spectator. He throws
cold water on it.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
Stockholders Meet

The stockholders of the Tupelo Fish
CO. will meet It the Mayors Office to
day 1t 2, p. n.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

Wanted 4 han nd to work on farm
good wages, apply Charlie Sims.
Tupelo Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

For Rent-Three u~nfurnished rooms
for light house keeping, apply Elite
barber shop.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING

DISPLAY advertisements at rate OF
100 per running inch per month OF
four weeks. Liberal discounts made on
yearly contracts.
Notice of meetings of strictly chari-
table organizations will be inserted one
time free; all other notices must be paid
for.
All local notices will be charged at
the rate of scents per line each insertion
No local taken for less than rs cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Sobn Nitdea.

geifern Worgsn tpurbe tslesrapbii&
beri&tet, oab 5err Sobn Wtit9eQ, be,
prdfibent Der Yerein. 8rubenarbeiter.
auf ieiner &siie bon pittsburg pl6b=
LID ertrantte unb infulse bsfsn in
Cnpton blieb, no er bel Ssrrn Spens
GER. Der i'm bsgleitet bate unb Der in
SaDtOn tuobnt, abiiieg. um fi9 dr3t.
li4er gebanolung gu unter3ieben.
Die arant6sit 5srrn Mit6sl's pirn
Don ben asrsten als atutes Wagenlei=
ben bs3eidnet. oas bas Ser3 affi3iri
6at. Sas 2eioen wirb nod sinigsn
Sa1en tuieoer gebobsn iein. gDie uns
ipdtsr 9emeIoet wuroe, bat fi9 iein
3uitanb etpas gebeHert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
/ gran Garoliae 0ofberr. /

@ieberum bat Der Soo cine unIerer
uoblbstanntsn unb esa6teten bsutiasn
Grausn babingsraft. Jrau Caroline
Sofberr ift i'm boben Mlter bon tiber 80
Sabren ibrem bor Sabren oerforbensn
@atten i'm Sooe na&asfolet. Grau
6Ofberr. Die i'm @robbersogtbum 8a-
ben gebOren tpuroe, tpo6nts i'm Sauis
ibres Sobnes 6reo. Sofberr, 1871
Waoiion abenue, pofelbit He frisbli6
in's before Senieits binHberi9lum.
merie. 5rau 9ofberr mar cine rs9t=
sldubige, eifrise aatbOliiin, fis mar
Mitglisb Der 5ers Seiu @emeinoe ieit
oeren @riinbuns uno uiro bon bisier
Stride aus am Wortas Wormittas Be-
erbigt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Gin f9lauer Nadtwddter
Sblie6t ielbf Spisbuben in
einen Saoen elm
Sen bic @auner semiitblih auss
pliinoern.

Wiiitwoa gfa6t fnb Sisbe In BIZ
Paris Rsinisung uno Jdrbeanitalt.
230 Roro Sainois Ctr. eingebro9sr
uno sntpsnnsten Mdnner uno Grauen.
tleiber i'm Wertbe bon s40O. Sit
fre9en Buri6sn uaren bur6 bas Gen.
fter geitisssn uno 6ffnstsn bic binters
Sbiir, um i9nea snttOmmen gu t6nnen,
falls He iibsrraidt uRrbsn.
Nls fis nit ibrer biebiIden Ir6eii
beiddftiet paren, fam Der idlaue
NaGtuddter norbei uno f3lob bic
Sbiire pieber 3u, ba er 9laubte. fie
pdre irrtbhmliderueiie offen gelahen
uorosn. Die Diebs battsn benz $reis
ben beg Nadipddters aus einem 0er-
fed sugsisbsn uno enttamen bur9 bas
5enifer nit ibrer 8eute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Sn's Mrbeitsbans
Hliinen l1ngetrene, Derfiihrer
uno Se9leiterin.


6rau GlOra SisginbOtbam, 6rau
Belle 9asens alias 9inoiep unb 60.
greeie, bic brei Musreiber bon 8errs
0aute. lanbetsn gsifern i'm Nrbeits-
baus. Im Mitttpod bsrlieB Jrau
9i9ginbotblm bas 9aus ibrss @atten
ben 2odungen i5res 2isbbabsrs fol=
gene. Sic nabm ibre orei 2inber in,
alter bon l. A uno z Sabren nit ii9.
5rau 2inbiep i@IuB fi9 ben 5Ghatlin-
gen an. Sic mdblten als 3uHu9ts=
ort SnoianapOlis unb mietbeten cine
Wobnung an Der Shb Stem Seriep
Strabe.
Der Siebbaber, benz Die Camille 81
groB mar, tpolIte bic 2inber log uers
ben uno bat bic Jrau 9inbiep, bieiels
ben benz gater surtidaubringen, posu
oieie fi9 bereit erfldrte. Breeie be-
sablte Die Geiiefofen. sic nabm bas
iingife uno oas dltsfe 2inb nit ii9,
oas 4=idbrige blieb Bel Der Wutter.
als Jrau 2lnoieb in Serre 0aute auf
benz Sabnbof antam, Bat fie spei
Jrauen, auf bic 2inber Oba&t au
geben. wdbrenb fe bas Billet l6Ien
wollte. Die Jrauen iasten su, Re
sing unb tebrte ni&t surtd, ionbsrn
nabm ben nd@fen 3us na9 Snbias
napolis uno febrte 3u bem fi9tigen
Siebespaar 3urtid.
Die beio.n bsrlaienen 3inber fan.
ben ben @es 3u ibrem Iater. 2sbte.
rer ma3te fit iofOrt auf bic Reiis na1
Snoianapolis unb fanb nit Shlfe Der
polisei feline trsulois Satin an Der
Nem Serisp Strabe. 9llle ginaelbeiten
tamen BET bem Berb6r Dor benz poliaei-
rihtsr Wballon bsrans unb bas fiia.
tise 2iebestaar puroe nit 81 uno
3often uno 180 Sage Mrbeitshaus be-
ftraft. Grau 2inofsp fam nit 80
Sage unb 81 unS Soften bapon. Sia.
genbotban, Der treulos berlaNene @atte,
pIumber in $erre Saute, bat nit
S6rdnen In ben Iueen I'm 5reilaKun9
ieiner Grau. Sas A Sabre aIte 9ino
nabm er nit f9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Siderbeitsratb.

Der nsu erpdblts Mapor bat bsute
betaunt eemadt, bab Der Si4erbeits.
ratb aus fO!senosn psriunen bsfebsn
uiro:
Gem. %. Goopsr, @bas. W. Suite
tueiler> uno Bm. S6oppsn5orf, les=
lssterer oas bsmofrntifde Mitslieb.
Gem @Orper mar 4 Sabre lang i'm
Staotratb unb iit @icsprdfoent Der
W. D. COOPER SHOE @ompasnie.
@6as. Sutewiler iit felt % Sabren
BET Der equitable 2ife Sni. Af'n. an=
geifslt uuo %. Sdoppsnborf, Der be-
reits unter Ger frtberen Nominifration
SOotTaltsrs i'm Si9erbsitsratb mar,
betreibt bsreits isit 25 Sabrsn bas
S9neioersei4dft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Yarf=Mnselesenbeiten.

Wenn Die parts 10 In Stanb 9e6al=
ten tueroen iolIen pie es bic 3una6me
Der gep6lferun9 Der Stabt erbeiidt, 10
mub mebr @elo bafhr berbsissi9aft
uerben, bies iit bic Nnfi9t bss parts
iuperintenoenten s. @lpoe poper. Sn
ieinem ben Parfcommifdrsn ulter-
breiteten geriat psiii er namentlia
oarauf bin, baB bas @elo, tpeldes fiir
Snfanbbaltung uno gerbsHsrung Der
parts bspiliet mar. INNER tueniaer
wurbe, mdbreno Der 5ld9enraum Der
parts F4 uerar6Berte. gr smpfislt
entweber b0bere geuillisurgsn oosr
cine Spssialfsu.r far parts.
Wiit Be3us auf bas Bouleuarb auf
Der Shoieite moran seseuudrtis gear
beitet uirb, III es bic Mnf9t 6errn
pomsrs, oaB oasielbe n6roli9 unb 6f.
lid in Der &idtung bes groutfioe
parts perlangert weroen fol.
@r empfieblt aI9 Ten Bau zines
goulsbaro Der pogues &un entlang,
bon Spaoes plaee bis grortfioe part.
auBsroem III es feline Nnfi9t, oab i'm
Riberfioe parf elm botanif9er @arten
erri9tet trerosn ioq. Dem Beri&t ges
mdb betrdgt Der @eiammtmsrtb Der
gquipirung Der parts 81, ,292, 300
ober beinabs um 800, 900 mebr uie
i'm borigen Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02

Die Geitungsbeb6rbe bes
Snbiana inouftrieae 0eim fur Blinbe,
bic iosenannts Befenfabrif, 1146 @ef
%. Strabe. bittet um unterifiibungen,
um bic arbeit tpeiter3ufhbren. Der
Staat bon Snbiana bat tein Sn ftitut,
In wel&em periOnen. bic nod ibrsm
81. 2ebensiabre blinb ssuOrbsn fnb,
eine Mufnabme finben. Seit IL. Mldra
1900 finb idbrli4 16 glinbe bei9df-
tigt worben. einige fogar nit 6amiIis,
FIR bic fie allein au forsen baben.
eeit Der ginri9tuns bieies 0eims murs
ben S&entungen I'm 8etrase BON $3..
28l.82 gema9t. Dos @runbfad
wurbe bon ~. 8. Spabes geI9entt.
Die MnfaIt bat $11. .6O7.5I an ga.
Idren ausgesebsn, unb bat bic rlns
tofen Der Gabrif 9ebedt. Sin SaIdr
bot nur Der Superintenoent 6. g.
Wc@tffin erbalten. uel&er ielbf bel.
nabe bIinb TT. gis iebt TT Cues 3latt
gegangen. nun aber baben R& 5000
@4ulosn eingefeat unb einise DUN.
bert Dollars Fnb n6tbis fur Iaufente
ausgabsn. IS III 3u bOifen. bab f@
bic freigebi9en ginmobHsr bon Sn-
bianapolis in's Wert lssen uerben,
bisie Summen auf3ubrinsen, um ben
untergang zines Sniiituts, ipeI4es 10
pieI @utes tbut, 3u perbdten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02

Nuro bic gbrlidteit einss
StraBenbabncOnouftsur i9abte 5rau
SObn g. 9oQett, Ills NOrb psnnipl=
bania Str. tupbnbait, nor benz Usrluft
ibrer S&mudIa laden. 9err unb 6rau
6o0ett fuhrsn nit Der SiraBenbabn
nod Ircaeia, I'm Den Dant las
gunas Gag nit feiuem Bater au
feiern. I'm nun bic S9mudiadsn
feiner Grau in Sidsrbeit 3u uifsn,
tbat Solett oisislbsn in sinen Marftiad
uno nabm oisielbsn nit li@. Dor Der
anfunft i'm 8aterbauie mollte Grau
5ollett fid nit elmer bon ibren guien,
naosln idmfden. als fie 81 ibrem
S4rsden bemcrtts, oab Der ganje
S9ntuf oeridwunhen mar. 9err
0OQstt madts f4 iogleid auf Die Suds
uno fano Die S9mudfa9en auf benz
Babn9ofs in Sipton; als sr ben 8abns
tpagen psrlieB, bate er oas Sdd4en,
tpel9es Die Sadsn entbielt, fallen
lahen. Der @onoucteur fano es uno
eab ieinsn 5uno i'm 8abnbureau ab
Die S9mudiaGen reprdientirten einsn
@ertb bon s400. 6srr 6ollstt belohnte
ben sbrli9sn Jinber nit einem i96nen
8elosei4ente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
q pttIieb 2e1f bar ct,
,Sii, gsmftbls4e @fe,"
gGe RobIe tno Ufarfet Cir.

Rui6bille, 2. 9e3. Der %.
idbri9e Sacob poteet, bsr6eiratbet,
tuobnbafi In @riffin, Der als Jubr-
mann on ben @rabirun9sarbsiten be,
Sntsrurban-gabn 3wii9en bier uni
@onnelsbtlIs, bsidditiat mar. fam
bsim Nufiprinsen auf einen Big 5ou,
3ue untsr bic &doer, bic isinen red.
ten JuB 3ermalmten.
Robe belsbiIle, 2. Deg. 3a-
pitaliifsn bon Peru baben bas &e4i
erbalten in Mrcabia cine elsttrif&e 8e.
leu9tuussanfalt 3u .rri4tsn, bic aud
elsi9;sitis fhr oie Strabenbslsu9tunQ
In osm orsi Weilen bon bier sntfsrntsu
atlanta beniiBt tueroen fol-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Yoli3etlt@es.

IIbert WeiteI, ueI9er FIT,
Stehlen zines pferbes nit 8 su IA
Sabren 3udtbaus beitraft murbs. III
nod benz 3udtbaus In Wi9igan gitp
iiberfiibrt uorosn. gbenio 90. Bromn,
wegen Steblens bon 3eus aus einem
S9neioerlaben, Der nit l. biz 8 Sab
rem beifraft tpurbe.
paul g 9naf, % Sabre alt
uno No. 1886 Of Wi&igan=Strabs
mObnbaft, bate einen Wortftrsit mil
isinsr G4wefer Grace, tuel9er alsbalo
in Sbdtlidfeiten ausartete. Sdnat
wuroe uerbaftst uno tann nun hinter
f4meoii9en Gardiner oartibsr na9oen.
ten, tuis man feline S9wefer 3u be-
banbeln bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02

Gin n9roBes l1naliid u d bdtte
geitern an oem gabnabergang an Der
OF Wafbinston Strabe paffirsn t6n-
men. Cine polbefebte Gar fubr eie
Wafbington 6trabe 6ffli9. als iie
ben uebergang pafirsn ipollte, ging
bis 3raft oes Wagens aus, unb bic.
fslbe bielt geraoe auf einsm gslsiis,
auf benz ein 3us In Nnfabrsn bssrifen
mar. Die 30 &obe erf9rsdtsr paHa.
giere Der Gar. fu8tsn 10 f9nsn als
m6gli& aus benz Wasen beraus5ufom-
men. ginise pabasiere Iiefen benz
3uge entgesen uno Der 3usfabrer
tonnte. als Ct bie @efahr fab. bsnielben
sladli&er Weiie nod redtssitig gum
0alten bringsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Sas @stter TIM Sessmber.

Sas Wetteramt bsr0ffsntIidts fol-
genoeu &adblid tiber bas i'm Wonat
Se3ember Der leBtsn aat Sabre. 9arin
TT bic Sur9fbnittstsmpsratur FIR ben
Wonat DECEMBER an9egebsn, Die b69ffe
uno nieorisfe Semperatur, Der Sur9.
idnitts = Hieoeridias, Warimum uno
Winimum bsfelben uno wie oas Wstter
I'm IagemeiHn in ben leBten c9t De-
3embers MOnaten bei9affen mar. Dies
1T a0erbinss ni9t als cine Wsttsrpros
pbeseiung fir nddfen Monat anau-
ieben, aber man fann fid bod 10 unges
fdbr ein 8ilb babon MAIDEN, mas Der
leBte W0nat bes Sabres In ieinem
SdooBe birst.
Die Surdidnittstemperatu fiir ben
Weonat Seaember tpdbrenb Der lebten
a9t Sabre mar IS @rao; Der tpdrmiie
9ssembsr mar Der bon 1900 nit einem
SurGi9nitt bon 80 @rao, Der taltsfe
Der bon 1901 nit sinem Suraidnitt
bon 80 @rao. Sie bb9fe Semperatur
wuroe am 10. DECEMBER 1897 bsobaG.
tet. ndnlid 68 Grab, bie niebri3ife,
-8 8rao, am Is. DECEMBER 1901.
Der erfie S9absnfroff i'm Serbfe en-
eignete f9 am 80. September 1899,
udbrenb Der 81 October oas Durd-
i4nittsbatum fur ben erfen Saaoen.
frOff i'm 5erbite mar. Der lebte S9a=
oenfrof i'm Srhbiabr tpurbe am 81.
apriI 1901 uno 81. Npril 1904 be,
Obadtet. obmobl bas Dur&f6nitts-
batum far Die lsBten 5rtbiabrsfrbits
fi9 auf ben 10. Mpril ftellte.
Der Notwithstanding fhr ben
WOnat Sesembsr tin @sssn Obsr ss.
fdmol3enen S9nse ssrednst) NOR 3 33
3oa unb bic Sur&f9nittsaabl Der Sage
nit mebr als einem 6unbertfsl 3ol
betrug 8. Der sr6Bts Nisberialag fur
ben Wonat. 5.04 3ol. uurbe i'm Sabre
1902 beoba&tet, Der 9eringte, 1.53
3oa, i'm Sabre 1898. Der ar6bte
gtieoeridlag innerbalb "a Gtunoen er-
fol9te am Is. unb IA. DECEMBER 1901.
Der gr6bte 6dnsefaq innerbalb "a
Stunbsn felt 1884 uurbe am IA. Be,
3ember 1901 rssiarirt. an peldem
Sage feas 3oG S9nee fielen.
Wdbrenb Der lebten a&t Sabre be-
trus bie Sur9i9nittssabI Der tlaren
Sage i'm Desember IL, tbsilweiie be-
w6itt uaren z. 9an3 beiu6lts 13 8ass.
Die porberri&enbe Winbri9tung
NOR bon SiibipeRen unb NorbmeIfen,
ois our9i&nittIi&e @ei9winoigtsit be,
trus a&t Daeilen. Die gr6Bte Winb-
gei4winoigteit. ndmli9 81 Weilen bon
Stiomefen, wurbe am 2. DECEMBER
1902 erreibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Snbianappls, Snb, @amfas, 2. Depmber 1905
Gartsrs SAL fallen selaRen.

Der Gall bes farbisen poli3iiten Sar
Garter, welder beiduloigt mar, oer
Heger Ben Stone on Der glate uni
NOrtb Strabs ssidoRsn su babsn.
muroe seftern i'm pOli3sigeri9t aufge.
rufen.
Garter fiibrte an. baB er our 3sit In
bic 2uft feuerte um ben 3suaen einsus
f6h9tern, neil er beriudt bate oapon
laufsn.
@inige Winuten ipdter fisl Stone
iiber einen 3uun uno bate cine 3u9s!
in isinsm auee.
Garter bshaup.ete ferner, oaB our
3eit, als er Stone ber6aften uollte, in
Der NaGbariGaft cine S9ieBerei fatt=
gsfunoen batte, uno oab sr bies bsmei=
len fdnnte.
Sin anberer Nsssr. Der gefabt .uurbs,
als er oabun3ulaufsn bsriu4te, bate
einen dbnliden &ebolbsr, tpie Garter,
aus benz cine pairone fsblte.
Sm polisei9eridt ertldrte Der 8sr=
treter Stones, bab es ibm unmbsli6
let, geweiis bei3ubrin9en, oaB Garter
isinen @lienten ssidoHsn bdtte. unb er
tn 5olge beFen Die Nieoeri9lasuns oss
Sales beantrage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Sereimiste @rnbemarbeiter

Der @ational @rscutib &atb ber
Wereini9ten @rubsnarbeiter batte ge.
ftern feline erfte Sibun9 unter 8orfb
beg Wice=prdibenten 8. 8. 9etpis.
Ser Stano, ben bic In Den Winen
bon Stur9is, 8afers unb Wbeatcroft,
i'm mefli9en 2entudp, bsi9dftigten
Arbeiter etnnabmen, tpurbe bonn Ratb
9utse6eiben uno bic Organization trirb
ben Streifern moralii9e unb finan-
3iele 1nteritisuns anssbeibsn laKen.
Cine Der widtisften Mnselsssnbeiten,
bie IN oieien Sibungen erlebist uercsn
ioa, 1T bic @ieoerberiteauns Der 2rbn=
Scala.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-02
Step. @ausnss sSsriamulnns.

Sn elmer gefern gtadmittag i'm
Narion Club abssbaltenen @aucus.
0eriammluns Der republifanif9sn
Staotrdtbe wurbe Sreb. %. gpperi
als prdfosnt fhr ben Staotratb er.
pd6lt.
Sie neun Staoi-dtbe su @unfen
Der @anoiontur uarsn anpsienh, bic
anoeren uaren fortseblieben.
Der Caucus tudblte aud nod Nlbsri
9. Soften als 8iesprdfbent bes Stabts
ratbss uno Wn. s. Neutom als 8or'
fiBenoen oes Caucus.