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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
Suffield News.

Suffield, o., Oct. 16.-Jake Weber
of Canton and party Of Canton
friends passed Friday fishing at the
lake.
w. G. Davy Of Malvern and a party
OF Malvern friends are camping at the
lake. They expect to stay two weeks.
George Burtscher was in Mogadore
on business Thursday.
Orlando Wise came home from
Kent Friday.
Contractor Brown is setting up the
dredge at the station. They expect
to commence work about the 18th.
Frank Carl came home from Kent
Friday night to spend a few days with
his mother.
Mrs. George Fritch and son. Fred,
were in Akron on business Friday.
S. S. Feller and Mrs. e. M. Feller
were Akron visitors Thursday.
Karl Burtscher worked as day ope.
rator at Kent few days last week.
William Woodring of Canton, passed
Friday calling on his old schoolmates
of this place.
George Homer OF Mogadore passed
Wednesday at the lake.
NJ G. Ewell of Kent, passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ewell.
X. s. Goodin, Henry Sigler and Har-
ry Spore of Canton passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ferguson.
]. ]. Jurgens of Cleveland attended
the Randolph fair Saturday and spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J, H. Jurgens.
e. e. Wegman of Cleveland, passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Wegman.
Ed. Andrews Of Cleveland, was call.
ing on Suffield friends Sunday.
Clarence Fritch of Akron was call
ing on Suffield friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Drum of Canton
and party of Canton friends passed
Sunday at the lake.
H. M. Long, of Cleveland, attended
the Randolph fair Saturday and pass
ed Sunday with his brother, Martin
Long. of St. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hawk were In
Akron on business Saturday.
Miss Julia Kroner was In Canton on
business Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
THOUSAND OR MORE
VISITED THE HOMES OF THE DE
POSED BOSSES IN PHiLA-
DELPtrtA.
Mayor Weaver's Forces Augmented Sc
That the Council Veto Is
Taken Away.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 17.-Following
the address of Gov. Folk of Missouri
here last night, thousand or more
men and boys proceeded to the resi-
dences of ex-Insurance Commissioners
Israel w. Durham and State Senator
James p. McNichol. where quiet demon
strations were made until forced to dis.
perse by the police. Senator McNichol
said today that his wife had become ill
because of the occurrence. Public sem
timent seems to be much against the
occurrence, and Col. Potter, director of
public safety, has issued an order di-
recting the police to prevent further
demonstrations of this character.
The mayors forces were today aug
mented by the addition of Select Coun-
Gilman John Klang Of the Twelfth
ward, who announces that he will no
longer support the Republican leader.
This breaks the three-fifths majority of
the organization in the select council
and prevents it from passing any meas
ure over the mayors veto. Major Gill
lette Mayor Weaver's filtration expert.
will submit his report in few days,
and developments are looked for from
this quarter.
After a spirited fight between Judge
Gordon, Mayor Weaver's private coun-
sci, and counsel for Mr.. Hill, who
claims they wished their case to go to
trial. Judge McMichael today granted
postponement until after election. 1t
was claimed by politicians that the set
tlement Of this case either way would
have great bearing on the local cleo
tion.
Assistant District attorney Farr to-
day asked that the case be postponed,
which request was granted. s-'-.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
RUSSIAN PRINTERS
WHILE ON STRIKE COLLIDE WITH
THE POLICE.
About 30 Persons Were Injured-otl,.
er Workmen In the City Be-
como Uneasy.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 1S.-Tn an en-
counter between the police and strik-
ing printers at the government bureau
of printing and engraving yesterday
afternoon, 40 persons were injured.
The printers attempted to hold a
meeting against the command of Min
lister of Finance Kokovsoff. who requi-
sitioned police, and the strikers we're
driven from the building.
Shooting was also reported from the
PAIL cotton mill. in the eastern suburb
of the city, where a strike started yes
terday morning.
A strike has been started In a num-
ber of factories and cotton mills of st.
Petersburg. Work was suspended in
the whole Industrial quarter along the
Neva, above the city, by night. The
workmen went to the factories in the
morning, announced the strike and
then left.
The Neva quarter Is where the Putl-
loff Iron Works, the Russo-American
Rubber Works and other large estab-
lishments are situated They were not
affected by yesterdays strikes, but
meetings will be held to determine
whether the men will go out.
If the Putiloff workmen join, the
strike will probably become general
The railway employees are also discuss
ing strike. The striking factories
have been supplied with military
guards. and Cossack and gendarme pa
trolls are preserving order
The printers strike is very thorough
resulting in suspending every newspa-
per except the Svet and Official Mes
senger. The latter was unable to print
the text of the peace treaty, though II
was published in the cities of the in
terror.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
STANDARD OIL
GOT 500 PER CENT OF WATERs-
PIERCE DIVIDENDS.
Money Was Carried Direct to the ceIe.
brated No. 26 Broadway,
New York.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 17.-Today's hear
ing in the oil investigation, conducted
by Judge r. A. Anthony, followed the
lines Of yesterdays deposition made in
the Office of Notary Charles II. Tolles
on the Kansas City injunction suit to
prevent the compination of the three
companies.
Charles b. Collins, former confiden-
tial secretary of II. Clay Pierce, until
recently president of the Waters
Pierce Co.. who testified yesterday that
two-thirds Of the company's dividends,
amounting to 300 per cent or more on
the 100000 capital, we're paid to the
Standard Oil Co., was called to testify
to the same facts.
Asked by Attorney General Hadley as
to the disposition of the dividends of
the Waters-Pierce company, he told of
the payments to the Standard and OF
his visits to New York to carry the
dividends to be transmitted to 26
Broadway, the headquarters of the
Standard.
Judge II. s. Priest and Attorney
johnson made objections during this
recital, but Judge Anthony allowed the
attorney general to ask such questions
as he desired.
"This testimony is not being taken
in good faith for the actual purposes
of an injunction proceeding" said Mr.
Johnson. 1T is merely to satisfy the
public clamor. The attorney general
has no intention of carrying the pro-
ceeding at Kansas City to conclu-
sion."
Attorney General Hadley interrupted
with: ANY statement that I am not
acting in good faith in this matter is
utterly false"
Further testimony in the afternoon
session was without developments.
TEXAS WILL ACT.
Austin, Tex. Oct. lit is stated
here that Texas will soon institute q
suit against the Waters-Pierce Oil Co
for occupation taxes since June 80 last
seeking to recover s25 for each day
with accrued interest since that date
The connection Of the Waters-Pierce
company with the Standard Oil Co., as
alleged by the Missouri investigation
has prompted the Texas officials tc
bring suit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
STOLE STATE BONDS
Charge Made Against Former South
Carolina Official.

Columbia, s. c., Oct ia warrant
for the arrest of d. Zimmerman, for
merly bond clerk for South Carolina,
was issued tonight. Zimmerman is
charged with stealing Sl2.500 worth of
state bonds. 1t is charged that bonds
presented for exchange for stock cer-
tificates were not cancelled by him as
required by law. but put on the market
again, and cancelled bonds, several
years old, substituted whenever check
up was made. The matter was discov-
cred today, when 1t was found that the
state was paying out too much interest
on uncancelled bonds.
Zimmerman is not thought to be in
the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
MANY MILES
OF Steam and Trolley Railways are
to Be Built in Tennessee.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Chicagoans have
secured the contract to build 1900 miles
of steam and trolley railways in Ten
nessee in the next year and half.
The contracts, emanating from the
Union Trust Co. of Nashville and
backed by New York capital, call for
the building by the Gentry Contracting
Co. of Chicago of 700 miles of trolley
line from Clarksville. northwest OF
Nashville, to the latter point and south
to Lewisburg; also the construction of
600 miles of steam railway from Nash
vile. and east of the Tennessee river.
into Alabama.
The name of both the electric and
steam roads will be the Nashville g.
Lewisburg Railroad Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
GRAND DUKE DISMISSED
AND DEPRIVED OF DIVORCE

st. Petersburg, Oct. 18.-The Off.
cial Messenger yesterday published au
imperial ukase, dated October 15. dis,
missing Grand Duke Cyril from the
service in consequence of his recent
marriage to the Princess Victoria, the
divorced wife Of the Grand Duke
IIesse.
In addition to other punishments
Cyril is deprived of all his decora
tions, of the right to bear the title OF
imperial highness and his entire Rus
SIAN income; which is derived from
S2.6O0, 900 set aside for each grand
duke at his birth, and which has
since been augmented In various ways
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
INSURANCE MEN
Are Cited For Contempt Of Court by
Judge kohlsaat.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Judge Kohlsaat. In
the United States circuit court, today
issued rule against Gen. George M.
Moulton, Il. l. Rosenfeld and e. D..
Moore, members of the executive COM
mittee of the Western Life Indemnity
Co., to snow cause why ,ney should not
be adjudged in contempt of court. The
matter was set for hearing Tuesday,
Oct. "a.
Attorney S. o. Levinson declared
that the three officials had purchased
5000 shares of the Security Life C An
nuity Co. for 100000. Sept 20, after
the court had issued verbal injunc-
tion against any such transaction. At
torney Levinson characterized the pro-
ceedings as q direct violation of the in
junction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
In a Hopeless Condition.

Dallas, Texts, Oct. ia very dis
couraging report came from Governor
Hogg's sick room al the Worth Hotel
in Fort Worth tonight. The patient
has been losing ground all dag. To
night be had bad sinking spell from
which 1t was feared he would not raj
ly Doctors were hastily summoned
They declined to give out statement
but there is no doubt that the gov
ernCr's condition is regarded by them
as being almost hopeless- SO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
COTTON CROP
Heavy Rains Delay the Harvest in
Many States.

Washington, d. c.. Oct. 1.-THE cot
ton weather crop bulletin, issued by the
department of agriculture today. an
nounces that nearly half the great
white harvest has been gathered in the
northern districts, but heavy rains have
delayed the planters in Mississippi, AL
ALBANIA and Tennessee and in portions
of Georgia and Louisiana.
Less than the average rainfall was
given the cotton raisers west of the
Mississippi. river and in Florida and
the Atlantic coast districts.
mo top crop worthy of mention is
promised" says the bulletin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
White sox Pitcher sIuns.

Chicago. Oct 17.-Nick Altrock has
signed with the White Sox for next
year. BY the contract, 1t Is under
stood. Altrock was given an increase
Of 5000 for next season. Mcfarland
Is also understood to have signed for
next season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
Molten steel Explode

Chicago. Oct. 1.-Two men were
killed and seven seriously burned as
the result Of an explosion of molten
steel in a converter at the Joliet plant
of the Illinois Steel company today.
Half hundred men were within
range of the exploding converter but
most of them escaped with minor
burns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
Fraud Order ISSUED.

Washington, Oct. 17.--A fraud,order
has been issued by the postoffice de-
partment against the address of
Thomas McManus, No. McGraw
building, Detroit, Mich.," accused of
conducting bucket shop in that city.
G. II. Kent and John Mcdonald are
said to have conducted the business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
OVER EMBANKMENT
Cheyenne Flyer Plunged, Injuring
Twenty, Some Fatally.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 1.-THE Chey-
enne flyer. northbound. went over a 20
foot embankment at Horse Creek, So
miles north of Cheyenne today. inJur-
ing probably 20 people. some of whom
are expected to die,
The injured were brought to Chey-
enne on a relief train. The wreck was
caused by spreading rails.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-20
/, .oIsbursIna OFFICER Appointed,

Washington. Oct. Hilary j.
Thompson. Of New Jersey. has been
appointed disburslng officer of the
postoffice department to succeed Rufus
b. Merchant deceased. ~, .-,r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Nod aid)t reflamtrt.

Jhr Sbomas Bouler, Der Witttpod
Na4t bur9 einen Sbelbpbille Wa9en
10 idwer berlebt murbe, bab sr balb
nod ieiner ginlieferuns i'm Soipital
ieinen 8eift aufsab, bat iid nod nis=
mano gemeloet, Der feline 2eide 3meds
gefattung ab9ebolt bdtte. Seine Mn-
seb6rigen-Grau uno Sodter-ausfin=
big gu MAIDEN, idlug febl. Sc bsiBt.
oab er bon ieiner Irau felt 8 Sabren
9etrennt lebte uno er bon biefer 3eii
ab eine WObnung far R1 aaein In
1922 Rebrasfa Str. innebatte. 9as
6aus, Dorin er tuobnte, seb6rte ibm
uno ieiner Grau. Wenn leBtsre absr
ni4t eruirt tpsrben fann, muB er auf
Soften bes @ountp befattet tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Nnk Si9t ltefera.

Naabem unsdblise Bef4merben ein.
liefen, bab bic in berf9iebenen Staet.
tbeilen aufeefeGlten Wapor 2aternen
ni9t reselmdbis an9e3inbet leisn, lab
fi4 bic BebDrbe fur 6ffentli&e Mrbeiten
bsranlabt, $32 bon benz far oiefe BE-
leudtune ausseiebten @eIbe ab3uaie6en.
llnter benz @ontracte, ben bie Wapor
Sight 60. nit Der Stabt abf4lob, fann
ndmli9 SOC fur iebe ni9t bori&rifts.
mdbig brennenoe 0ampe In Mbau9 se.
bra9t perben. Demna4 miiHen alfo
81 einsslaufene gef9werben mdbreno
Der lebien brei Wonate als 9ere9t be-
funbsn worben fein. Die bon Der @om'
panic einaerei&te @e4nuns belief f4
auf 81. .454.04. Obslsi4 f9on bers
f&iebentIi& nit Mb3iigen bebrobt
tpuroe. iam bisielbe bod iest erf gum
eriten Wale 3ur Musfhbrung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Sereinisnnss=Sef
Der @ermania unb Mo3art 2osen, s. .. D
S., Elm bur&iaIasenber @rfpIs.

Sunoerts bon fsiflib getleioeten
Sbeilnsbmern batten fib su Der 9eitern
Nbsnb absebaltenen Stiftun9s- uno
gereinigun9s Geier Der beioen Sbb
Gellow 2ossn, @ermania unb Wosart,
einsefunoen, Elm 3siden Der Beliebtbeit
oes Orosns unb ieiner Mitglieber.
Die @ermania.Salle par feflid NIT
ben 2anbesfarbsn aller Nationen betos
rirt, anoeuieno, baB Der OrSen Der
Obo 6slOws. cine internationale 8ers
einisung, in allen 2dnoern Der grbe
feline 3weise uno gertreter bat.
Sas 4rranssments=@omite. bsfsbsnb
aus ben 6errsn 5. 90. Subr, q. 2res
bss, 5. S9reiber, @bas gmbarot uno
s. 9auier, bate iein Bsifss seleiifet,
unb ale 8beilnebmer tuarsn einifimmig
i'm 2o5e iiber Die nmfidt, nit tuel9er
bic gOrbereitunseu setrOfsn tparen.
gta9 eiuer Opertiire belt 8roBs6e-
eretdr 2eebp eine Inipra9e. in Der bie
De. .breitun9 Der Soo 6eaOtps In
Seuti9lano uno Nmerifa, iopie aud
oe1en Wirten unb Werte geoiibreno be-
leu6tet murben. Der tleine @lmer
&6Iener brillirte in einem Nortru9e,
Elm fOmiider @eiang bon 9erman 9ens
ihel fOlste. vSas 2eben Der 3iebe III
nur Elm Sag. 2ieo, borsetragen bon
Grau Gina gmbarbt mil 2labiers
bsgleitung bon Grl. Mamie @mbarbi
wurbe glei4faas nit eroBsm geifal
aufsenummen. Dem prOaramm i6lOb
fid elm Ball unb Elm GsfsRsn an. 9err
5reb. S9reiber funsirte als 8saft.
meiiter.
Sn 5 Nbtbeilungen, 185 our 3eil
9insen bic $beilnebmer our Safel,
beim Geifmable Yuroe ausidlieBlid
Wein als Slid @etrdnt fsrbiert,
Der grer3lermeiifer. Serr Greb Sub,
uno @emablin leiteten bic pplonaile,
an Der 260 paare fd betbeilisten.
Sas gmpfangss unb 0aaens@Omit
beftano aus ben 9erren Wm. 3leiB
| Sobn gmbarSi, 8us. goltine. Wm
S6neioer, 9ugo Rlingitein, Suliu!
Gmbarot, German 8aie uno 9Bm
gaie. Sas 6sif ipar Elm grfolg, tpi
ibn bic 8eranfalter IN NnbetraGt bes
idledten Wstters tpobl taum erboff
batten..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Snbanapols, Snb. @amitas, 8sbruar
@rOktes 9assrbans Der Ser.
Staaten.

Die pldne unb spesifitaiionen fur
bas neue Waarenlasergsbdube ber 0an
Camp 6arbuare & Sroa Co., tpel9es
an Der Wihouri uno Warplaub Ctr.
erridtst tpiro, iinb bonn Yaus, ,SnIpeftor
genebmigt unb Der 8auerlaubniBidsin
1T bswilliat trorben. Sisier Bau=
erlaubnibidein 1T Der gr6bte unter Der
neuen Orbinan3 betpilligte.
Sieies Waarenbaus. adt stodmerte
bod uno nit tiefem Seller, cine Gld6e
bon 9 Icres beoedeno, tpire na6 ieiner
gplenoung bas gr6bte @ebdube feiner
art in ben 8ereinigten Staten iein.
llsber bier UfiIionen gafiteine tommen
beim 8au oehelbsn our 8ermenoung.
Das @ebduoe miro 200 SUB na9 ieoer
8i9tung bin lang iein. 8ier Gradts
fabritiible unb Elm perionenauf3ug
tuerben ben 0ertebr bermitteln. 9ie
giienbabngeleiie our9trsu3en bas 8es
bdube uno ale 6radt tpirb i'm @ebdube
sin- uno ausgelaben tperoen. Ser Bau
nirb nit einem automatif9en Sprens
tel. .Spfeme ausgeriiitet, uno 8erbins
bunsen fur Wafierf6ldu9e, tpelde nod
o9t Oberen stOdwerfen lsiten. uerben
unten angebra9t. 275 Sonnen Stabl
unb 5000. 900 5uB 5ols tommen aur
8ermenbung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
k% HauGt bie BONANZA.
9as mene Spritembans.

Dos neue Spribenbaus. meI9es fir
ben Thbli9fen staottbsil erbaut tper=
ben iol, miro an Der Rapmonb Str.,
arabe tpeRli1 bon ben s. M. s. @e-
leiien, benz @arfielb part gegeniiber
erri4tet tperbsn. Stabt Comptroller
Dunn bat bereits 8 @runbfhde, bon
je 80 SUB Breite gefidert. Der Slider
heitsratb eriu5te ben Comptroller beim
Stabtratb um cine 8emilligung bon
$1,000 einaufommen, UNI ben 2aui
gum MbidluRe su briugen. Jir bic
grbauuns zines Spribenbauies in bic
fem etubttbeil III felt 9eraumer 3eii
bon ben @runbeigentbums BefBern
a9itirt porben unb Der fHbwefli4e,
iomie au9 Der fiib6filide She'll be,
@taot bsriu6ten bas @ebdube entpe.
Der 6fli9 ober ueitli& pla3irt su ieben
unb um beiben seredt au ,uerben,
purbs ss 10 na6e wie m6sli4 in bit
Veitte seiebt. @ttpa $4,000 uurbeu
aum Baue bes @sbdubes aIsgeiebt.
mslte bonn Stabtratbe nod au bewil'
lieen finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Ser strasen6abm : Geieaiaaft
miro ID Sfibs gsradt.

Geo q. Gebler rei9te bor Der Be
b6roe FIR 6ffsntlide Irbeiten eine Be-
iduerbs eeeen bic StraBenbabn=go
pagnie, in tDel4er er iiber ben langs
famen 9ienif tpdbreno Der Nbeuoifun=
ben unb Hb.r bic fnlten, tingsbei3ten
Wagsons in ben friibea Worsenifuu=
ben 3laee ftibrt. Nebnlide 8ei1wer-
ben uuroen i4on friiber gefiihrt uno
6eslsr bemertt, baB ffets seitmeili9s
Ab6ilfe getroifen puros, ieood berfdQi
Die @Ompagnie !fets nod fur3er 3eil
tpieber in ben nlten S6lenbrian. 9it
Snoianapelis Sraetion & Serminal
60. tpuroe eriu9t, eine @rfldruns ab=
3u9sbsn.
Cine formelle Bei9wsrbe tpurbe aud
bon ben Pafanten Der glate Str. 2ini'
sin9erei9t: Dieielben tpoaen meb,
@agsOns in Den Sisnit 9efellt iebsn
Sie gef4werbe erfu4t um fofortig'
abbilfs. 9ie S6rift murbs on bi,
Observation-Disclosures 9eianot, um pOr
bsrielbsn bsantportet III perbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
9as sefoblene TaR e9aaps.

u. 5ielbs. Elm &ollwasentutider,
unb 6reb 6eier Sr. uuroen gefern i'm
pOli3eigeridte berh6rt. Tielos 9efanb,
Elm 5aB Whistep auf feinen Wagen se'
laoen unb burd elm @erieben bel 6eier
abselaoen au baben; als er feinen Srr'
tbum bemerfte, ion. ieiner Nn9abe
mad, Der junse 9eier ibm IS oTerirt
baben, bamit er bas 6aB bort Iieaen
lais. 6ielbs betannte fa bes Sieb=
ftabls fduloig. Deter befritt, bon benz
Gafe etuas estpuBt 3u baben; au4
babe er 6ielos fein @elo gegeben.
Riater Wbaaon nabm ben Gal lltt'
ter Beratbung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Worpbium=S Sersiftaas.

Na9oem er sefsrn Ma9mittag feline
graut, JrI. @obie pbiaipps telepbo=
mild bena4ri9tiet batte, beaina Sobn
Jrant, q Sabre alt. All eanbsrs
Str. tpobnbaft, bur& @innebmen elmer
Sofs Morpbium eelbfmorb. 9em
herbeiserufenen Sr. 2ausblin selans
es ni4s. ben unelhdli9en 3u retten.
Granf, Elm frhberer Nnsefelter Der
proereB 2aunorp, tnar felt einiser
3sit bei9dftigungsIos uno auBerbem
aud nod erfranft unb man nimmt an,
bob Riebergeialagenbeit feline 9bat
peranIaste. ob9lei6 er niemals Selbf.
moro9eoanten duBerte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
SIM @ababofe anfsefunoeu.

Soderfreut waren Die Mnseb6riaen
Der tleinen 3ebnidbrigen Nettie Wright
bon go. 627 Weft Warplano= Strabe,
als oieielbe gefern frhb bur6 Die pO-
lisei nad lan9em. ber9ebli4en SUDDEN
im Union gabnbOfe aufsefunben
tpuroe.
Dos MdbGen purbe feit Sonnerfag
Nbenb um 6 tlbr bermibt unb mar,
bor 2dlte sitterno. in ben Straben
umberseirrt, big es Greitag Mor9en
fers nad 8 l1br III fab eria6pftem gu
fanoe ieinen sednsiteien gltertl wieoe,
aueefiibrt tperben fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
&in6er= =MasfenbaQ
Oes Siioieite Gurn Dereins.
Gin erfotgret@es set.

S9on lange Doe Der 3eit ffr6mten
gsfern Nbenb bic ungebuIbissn Sra=
banien bes prin3en @arnebal aur
Siioieite Surnbale. um bort i'm Was-
tenansuae fid sssenieitis sebeimnibpOu
3u nsden une i'm f96nen &sisen au
idmingen. Sie 8ibne mar nit Ro=
iensuirlanben seihmiidt unb Die 2an=
besfarbsn marsn i'm Saale our 0er3is=
runs bermanot.
Gtma 800 paars fab raan i'm .@ranb
Wur9", Der bon Wilbelm senges unb
2i3sie Sotbs, 5lora pfeifsr uno 2uela
8ersmann in tinitliden Menbuneen
our9 ben Saal gefiibrt wuroe. Die
9amensSection batte burd SUDDEN,
See Cream uim. fiir bas leibli9e Wpbl
Der fleinen Setter Sorge sstragen, bic
In bier Nbtbeilunsen bon ie $50 gu,
3afel 9insen. Durd bic BemegunQ
I'm Saale bate fd Elm &iefenappetiI
eingsfelt unb es mar elm Wsreniigeu
ben 2leinen in benz nit untsrneb.
munas9eiff auf bic bor9eiebten 2eder.
biiien sema@ten Mnsriffe susui9auen.
Sic umfidtigen 9amen bes Surn.
bereins aber batten 9r1btm6gli1f,
6hrforse getrOffen unb ss reidtl
fur ale. Sn bem srobsn San3iaal'
benabmen f9 bic tleinen Serren uni
Samen eeraoe tpie Die v@roben" uni
beg &atbens unb segenieitisen Heden!
par fein gnbe. gnblid aber HelIt
| Rd Der eanbmann Elm unb allmdblid
ersriffen bic grmadfenen Befb bon
Saale unb In fpdter Stunbe fdlOi
bas berrli9e Geif, bon benz bic tieiner
xbeilnebmer nod lanse esbeimnibbol
au eradblen i'm Stanbe fein tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Sabrsang %.
@rsBes Gdaoeafeaer tn 0ot
spriuss, Mrf.

Dot springs, 25. 5eb. -
Gin 5euer, tpt!6es. um Witterna9t
ausbra9, 3erft6rts rs @ebduoe i'm fiio=
liden Stabttbeile unb baf.lbe tpurbe
ni6t Dor 9 ll6r beute 0ormittag unter
3ontrole eebradt. Gin farter Wino
uno niebriaer @aherbrud weroen ge=
melbet. llebsr 1000 Yerionen fino
oboa9los 9euorben. Der gerluft
miro auf 81, 100000 seiddBt. Gin
3mnn3isfsl Der Stast 1T abgebrannt.
Die 9r6Bts Anaa6l Der 5duier nor bon
armen Qeuten beuohnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-25
Mbermals beri@abem.

Die WaBnabme, in ge3u9 auf bas
Der ge6oroe fur bifentli9e arbsiten por=
liessnbe @efud Der Nepeaftle & $olebo
@ailmap Co., ibr BAG Wesere9t in bic
Staot su tOmmen, su bewini9en, uur=
be absrmals neri9oben unb swar big
3um Is. MGr3, neil ale Staotbsam.s
idon felt Ginger 3eit bon Der 2egisla-
tur in gsjug auf Die nie Staot bstrefs
fenbe geieBeebung beiddftigt fno.