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The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
A ALENTINE SALE.

A VALENTINE SALE. The social committee of the Stepney Methodist church will hold Valen- tine sale and supper at the church parlors, Friday evening, February 10, 1905. In connection with the sale a program will be rendered consisting of recitations and songs. All are cordial ly invited to be present and to provide themselves with valentine for future needs. If stormy Friday evening, the sale will be held Saturday evening, the 11th.
 Thomas J. Clark has recently sold his fine pair of Devon cattle to Edward Williams of Easton. MT Clark is now in the market for another pair of oxen. Mrs Selleck Middlebrook of Strat- ford is spending two weeks with her father, J. T. Wales, in Cutters Farms. Fred Toucey has moved from the old creamery lat Stepney Depot into the house with Mrs A. Purdy.
 Mrs s. Curtis of Bridgeport is spend ing several weeks at J. F. Wales in Cutters Farms.
 Mrs Ida Gilbert, who has been ill with the grip, is slowly improving. Miss Mabel Jencks of Colorado Springs, Col, and H. M. Smith of New town, were guests, last Tuesday, Of MT and Mrs 0. T. Nichols.
 Mrs Esther Boynton of Wilton and Mrs Stratton of Bridgeport were recent guests of Mir and Mrs Botsford Peck.
 Oliver D. Bennett of this place and Mrs Hattie Bradley of 16 Raymond street, South Norwalk, were married in South Norwalk, Wednesday, January Is. MT and Mrs Bennett came at once to MT Bennett's home here, where they began housekeeping.
 c. L. Smalley, the blacksmith, has few more wood-shod sleds which are strong and we'll built and just what the farmers need for carting wood, for one and two horses, that he is offering for sale.
 B. s. Plumb has been spending few days with friends in Bethel and Danbury.
 Mrs c. L. Smalley, who has been spending two weeks in New Canaan with her mother, Mrs A. J. B. Sims, who has been ill, has returned to her home.
 The "Gold Seal brand" of rubbers is the best make on the market. We have them for ladies and gentlemen. Also good stock of felt and rubber boots, for the men, all the best makes on the market. At Stephen French's, at the Depot.
 c. L. Smalley has had new Colum- bia graphophone placed in his home, which he and his family greatly enjoy through the long winter evenings.
 Mrs A. Fairchild has been on the sick list. Mrs w. E. Craft is caring for her.
 Old and young now enjoy a new sight and enter into the happiness of bright little Clayton Hawley as he proudly rides ''down the pike" in his dainty cutter, drawn by regular full blooded goat of the old fashioned kind with long whiskers on the chin and quiet @ fun in the corner of his eye.
 MT and Mrs George s. Coley have re- turned from Fall River, Mass, where they have been visiting their children, MT and Mrs James Marshall and MT and Mrs P. E. Abbott
 Mrs Moses Hull has returned from A
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

William Dayton and Leroy Hyott are attending Stillman's up-to-date business college in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

Walter Behn of Dodgingtown is a pupil at the reliable Stillman business college in Danbury
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

Miss Rose Brew is taking course in shorthand at the Stillman business college in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

E. w. O'Brien and J. M. East, genial representatives of Foley & Co.,, the
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

Allison P. Smith was in West Corn wall, Friday night, and was entertain ed at tea by MT and Mrs J. F. McCrea- dy, pleasantly known in local Congre- gational church circles. MT McCready is now agent for the New York and New Haven road at that station.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

Walter Mitchell of Oil City, Pa., has been the guest, this week, of his broth- CT, R. c. Mitchell, in Pootatuck.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Next Sunday evening, Rev Mir Dike- man will preach sermon taking for his subject "Memory,' something of the greatest interest to every person. MT Osborne is expected to sing song at this service, Memories of Child hood," words and music by Prof George Butler, member of the Baptist church at Blossburg, Pa., of which Rev MT Price is now pastor.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
Ten Pages.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
EPRESEN}AT,VE F. l.. ORlo.
 NOlD.

OF THE TO. N OF TRUMHULL.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
The NeWtOWn Bee

tIk; 'ETL 4 ZION Januars 1889 a' Last '~~ 437S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
Sine idjuierisc Operation.

Gin ilul9cS W00hCn Cr6aIt cine nelic
&opibnut Don ocr Sout ol1 Der
cigcneu &ilitc. 49, Cine MctGo0c
Gus 9cutihInno, me(dJc 6icr SIM
crltcu Wto!c sur Snuucnoumg
fnnImt. "a
I'm scr 1~SiGbrigru Nulo 0olg6.
crtD, 6cnt biibibcn JobrifmGod)en.
oeren Soar, &opf6uut uno redtc3
DIR Dor cinigcu 9God)cn bon circs
WniUine obQcriiicu iprroclL cine
ncllc aopfbolIt 81 mud)cn, BADEN sic
gcr5tc I'M n6rnlflin. 9 quorc.Soi
tol" nit elmer operation gum 3mcde
Der Soutii6ertroguutg an ibr 6egol;-
men, Sic bon 9eutiGIouo Itunn,
mcn0c Wtctbooc Sicrid aclungt IN
Sicicm Safe 5ltr N%niucnoung, sic
iidl bon Ben on6crcn befonnten DE
tbo6cn 6orin untcrI6eioct, boB sic
Sallt 5ilnl @e0eden ser uCrIebtcr
Sbcilc bon ser Sout Ser bctroffcncr
Bcrion uno niht bon fren1Oen 8erio,
1len genonmen miro. Cine 9opi,
bollt. mcld)c sic Icr5te benz MG6den
bereit@ ollGcbrod)t battcrL 0litt o6;
Icitber bot iid cine &cibe bon 6rcrms
0inncn Der Haticntin arbeiIdig &C,
mo6t, cinen Sbeil i6rer @alt 81
opfcrn, bod miro Iid 9ic8 nid)t o(3
notbmcnoig crlpeiIen, ga sic Mt.
t6o0e Iicri6 5ur &%crmenoumg &C.
lor0t. Wiit ser operation lit bcaon.
men morocn; sic linfe Seite ser
aopfbout crbielt lire 9eoedlmg uro
nit ser rcd)tcn miro bcgonncn mer.
Sen, Iobolo Ii6 0oS NcinItot ser
Sperution jrigt. Die sur llc6crtro'
0ung notblpcnoigc Solt muroe bon
Scr @iiitc ser 9oticntin 0cnonrmcu
mo oils cine cin5igc. ioli0e Moiic ~
0c6rod)t. G6c sic &altt unQe6rod)t
miro, miro sic 81 6cOcdcnOc StclIc
ouf Dem Gopic elmer gepiiien 9tei'
sung untcr5ogen, bis ans Sen Gopil-
loren OoS 9Iut 5t ilieBen bcginnt;
in bcniel6cn t3uItono miro olld) oic
ouiGctrogcnc &ollt ocricbt. @elin9t
sic Sperotiou, 10 miro oamit 10 IollBc
fort0cfo6reu mcroen bis sic &C.
ionmtc aopiboilt erictt lit. 9lacr'
Gin0S miro ole @oticntin i6r idoncS
braulrca Spar ME nicoer Gaben,
ioQte bic Operotion nod 10 crfolg.
reid perlolrfcn; iie miro i'd e6cn nit
elmer 8erriidc 6ebelfcn miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
Sin 9lanbnnfaa.

Ser IuItcrlboot = Gopitdn 8nl, Z.
Boone bon GrisiicIO ouf Oel
SloditroBcu = Bride nieOcrge.
idIngen lru0 bcroll6t. 8icl
Serboftungen porgcuoUmen.
Sm mittleren S~totion5bauic iibcr
gSiliom un0 Mid)ucl O'IomcQ
5iuei 9riioer bon Nr. 1876, 9lof.
StroBc, SenrD 3. Glloor mo Sobr
Wooocu, bic in Dem 6%GbrbootbolliC
bel Der 9rebbriidc IN ser 8lofltroBC
Ibr 0eim baberl, mcdcn ongeblidct
9%erau6lrng beS 2%lultcrnboot Gapi.
TINS @n. {. Boone BON Gri&fielo
Wto. Boone beion0 iiG om Somitnq
N6cn0 IN @cld)'S 8ortbihoft an Der
8lodltraBc, mllr0c nud)bcr nlf Der
8riidc bon 3lpci MfGnncru tbGtIid) oil.
gegrtifclL beinmtn9sloS gcIdlugcl.
UNI cine 9olOene mo cine iil6ern(
llbr, cine golocnc llbrfcttc ulo cincr
gol0cncn 9fing bcrnllbt unO 0oml in
Dem 6Gbrboot 9 SGllSden mltergea
brod)t. Mm. S'0onnel, meld)cr 4G
Sabre alt lit, mlr0c acltern Nodmit.
tag bcrcitS pom Scrgeonten Sorreit
ner6aitct, mo Die ll6rfcttc pllr0c III
ieinem @eIib porgcfutocll, Gr &c.
itunO, gcbolfcn ST. bo6eu, Boone ME.
0crjuIdloGen, beltritt icood), an Der
@crulbllg G6cil genommcn 81 bos
ben. Die Hun1cl Ser eigcntlihen
&olt6cr molltc CT icOo6 nid)t ongc-
ben. Weltern 9(6en0 nm 10 llbr
brodtcn Damn HltnOcicrgeont Strott
uno Scrgeo1t 2oncoiter Mi6uel o,
Council, MnoOcn u1O GllOOr berctm,
lut0 eS iteIlte lid ourd) an O'0onncQ
um0 Sll0or geItelte &rcu5fragen Der
nlts, ooB WtooOcn, peldcr Mddtcr
bcS 50brboot @0uSdeuS, uno Gin
ou6ercr Miam bon Slt-9altimore
ollent glniGeinc nod) Ben Holtb alls-
fiiDrtcn. Die beiocn Sergeonten GIN.
gen ipdtcr aus, Inn nod Oenl ange6-
liden Gompliccn ocS WioO0cn SIT
iu6cn. Die beiocn llbren morcn glci6
nod) Scr &erbaftlrng @m. O'0on.
nell8 in Der @Gdtcrbiitte oufgcfuns
Den morOcn. glue bier Nrreltn1tcn
bottcn in Ger Siitte gei6laien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
&crmiidDtc telcgrap6iid)c Scpcid)cn

Sn cilcm 9lnfoll tcnpordrcn
@abniinnS bat Scr Sormcr SnmcS
Cites IN MoriboQ, SfloDomn. ieille
6rou uno Sod)tcr nit einem aniippcl
crid)logcn, Damn periiid,t, olid ieinet
Sobu 5it eri6lagen, bas Saus IN
9rnuo geiteft unb idlicBlid iid) er.
ldoiien,
- Die S6ubfobrif BON @iQiom
j. O'9rien in g6inatort, MaiI., lit
a6gebramt. Der Shnocn betrogt
$4,000 bel einer Serlid]erung BON
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13

lntcrbro d)encS Sonns
tags -&crqn ii gen. - Sergeant
Eottcr mo sic GoIi5iitcn Dieter rno
9Iomc orongcn geItcrn MtorgclL flr5
nod1 2 ll6r, in bic @irtbIdlaft BON
Sobn Gomiiicdi, Rr.706, Siio-9ron0-
luup, Gin llllo ii6erroidten Oaicl6it
cine 9fr5obl MGnncr bei'm &artcn.
ipiel. Ser @irtb mar 0urd) ben inner.
mortcten 9eill6 Ser @lailrodc 10 be-
Itiir5t, ouB er obne Sod mo Suit 5ilr
Gor0crtbiire binolls eiltc ull0 nod)
Dem @oIicr 5%ltlici. So piel bic Yo-
Ii5ci meiB. lGilft EontiIiedi icbt nod,
oenn lie bubel i'm bis iebt nod nid)t
erlpiidt. Gr miro ndmlid) beid]uloigt,
@liidSipiel III ieinem SolIic ge0illoct
81 bo6en. Die @Gite Foul Smith,
@cnceSlmlS @ronlolcbfi, q. Holnd,
sic bei0en Sobn Smith rn0 StaniS.
luoS WoSfoSti iprrroclt nod Der oft
lid)cn Eoli5ciItotion gcbrodt, I'M ic
ST bcItrnft mo Damn Uieoer cntlniIcll.
Cine Nbih coSfeicr mcr-
Sen nlorgcn Nbeno oic bon Tclu'
Oorf %ltanmcnoen oclltidcn Giicn'
orbcitcr in NiificG'S Snac, Nr, t03,
Noro 8rrocridItrobc, baltcn, bic an
Continental GrrIt @cbGltoc" be.
i6Gitigt iporclt uno jctt lire Irbcitcll
po1cnoet 6obcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
Sdiffsfartsn ppn NIB mad 9entid|
limb.

Bon Baltimore BIB Bremen: Sea.
iiite $42.50 uno $44.50. 3miidenoed
$33; bon Bremen Bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3miidenoed (fiir ole
Eaiiagiere) 1874. .pSbrp. 8. Oiener
& Co., 8immer Nr. 8. Id DIT.
lexington Cir. 9cISmcdiel mo
Geloienoumgen. 023--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
Staot Baltimore.

GlNC pcUll de I ~ { III
bcrfoufcn.ll- Ger Girhenrotb
Der picrten ref. Ct. SobomeS-@e.
mein0c bot bcid)loiicn, OoS cItebrmiirs
6i0c @ottcSholS an Der GnGpcrtItrobc
5u ucrtoufcn unO al poIIcrocr SteIIe
cine ucllC Stride ST. bollcr.
Ginmci6uuQ elmer ncucn
d) c. - Die 8cmein0e Scr cnQli-
fhcn cpongeIiih = llltberiidcn ct. &e-
terS.&irhe iucibtc gcitcrn 9toduittng
ibr neltcS @nttcS6nll@ on Der NORTH
Nbcmtc unb NifcnsStroB Gin. Scit
Dem &crfollf ibrcr nltcn Stride oil Der
SoDettc- lm0 GoItsStraB bat Die 8e=
meiiloc lire @otteS0ienite IN Ger oelltz
iden lutbcrii6en ct. MarfltS. Stride,
Ode BON 9roo6map uno 6nirmounts
Ypenulc, 0c6ultcn. Die McibcsErcbiGt
bielt Yoltpr i. $. Shnciocr BON 60
l1mbuS, Ohio, nnlO mitr0c olc Seicr
bnrd ipe5icGe 0ciGnqc bcS airhen-
dorS oerlhont. Yoitor 6. y. @oboc&
lit Der 8oitor Der @cmein0c,
Sir 10 obIt6otige 3mcdc.
Sll Der &uae ocS ySarnclitildlcn
Sricnolp Slln unO NltcnheimS," 9tr.
III, 9IiSquitb.S troBe, iono qciteru
Nbcuo 0oS critic elmer Seric bon
Sonnto9S. Gon5crten sum- @citen Ser
Nnitolt Itott. 0niielbc por gut be
iudyt mo ooS %er5icltc Hciultot cin SUI
fric0enItellenOcS. Inter Den Witlpir=
fcnbcu bcfon0cn iid @r. 2. 6. No,
rentc, Elm OpcrniGnAcr ans 9illBlono,
Der lid bier niebcr5uIoiicn Ncocllft,
6rlS. SrorccS @plf mo Suu6cr in
&otolsS Soils, Mar Noienitciu, &ioIi.
nit Sri. Ola 9obn, &ortrGgc olli
brnt Eiono mo OoS Gutenberg. Guar
tctt" IN SPECIALIZATION. Nobbincr 81.
@uttuader Biclt cine gnipro6c.
Sincoln 6eicr. Ser
pGclti6 Nmqjfouii6c 2incoll-
GIlb" 6iclt qsftcrht Nbcnb in Scr
Grciciui0feitS' Stride an Scr 5rinitD
Strobc cine 1eicr jit Gbrcn ocS gn-
%0cOrnfcnS oGS grGiiOentcn Gbra-
bom SincoInj'bir pom EnItor q. s.
Stcrgcr ourd cine gnIprnhc croft
net iullrbe, Gon9rcbmonn Sronf s.
@ndtcr un0 Sr. G6orleS q. Shirm
ipraden iibcr 0oS 2ebcn nlb bclt
GGoroftcr oeS M1rtprcr GrGlioenten,
llnter ocn Ampeicnocn befunocn iidl
ST.. 2ouis I. @ciS, Der Erdiiocnt bc0
Clubs, un6 piclc Unions &cteronclt.
ltnOcf1br i50 Gerionen botten iid)
trnt ocs idlle6teu@cttc cingcitnlr
ocn.
Siel pom Scr Gummonon'
9ride. - Ser SdiiiSbei5er Soiepb
Hpnn 81 Sobrc oil, licot nit ld)ntcr5-
boitcn Scrlebun9cn an Der linfen
Siiitc uno eillcm gebrodcncn Singer
Der linfcn Sano I'M yStootsSolpitol"
Gr 500 lid) Die @~crletungen 5t olS CT
geItern Wittng bon Der Commando
Bride oes an Der Sopnmnob-@erfte
Iiceenben 8ampierS nGbotbom" oli
oas Oberbed berob fiel.
grad Elm 9ein. Colbert
gaen. elm Is Sabre alter NcDer, ipel.
der @1d)tcr Der philadelphia Con.
Itrllction Go.~ in Dem Nerbnl an Der
Gde bon Grntt. rno Gonmtcrceitrobc
mar, ~itiir3te am Snmitne Ibcnh fitr5
rsr Mitteriiad)t nui Dem Srottoir Dor
benz &aiiic nnO brod) elm 9cin. Gr
pnrbe nod benz nStaOt.Soipitol"
gebrad)t.
Stiir5te auf Dem @Iatt.
eiIe. ~ Ter 30 Sabre alte Neger 90.
Game bon Ger. 1910, ganf.S troBe, ftel
aeItern Mittag on Der Ode BON Muli.
flint nno gonb.S trnBe nitf Dem Gle
iinD id)liig NIT iolder @elpolt alif oos
ainn, oob er nod benz oSobnS Sop.
fins Soipitnl~ gehradt merben
.....E4n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
y@ittrlsbadJ &crcin."
0rOFcr Mnsfcnball in Der y@crs
mania GnncrdOr .Sallc." MOntag,
ben 10. Scbrnar.o "a Srciic,)
(3S-4042-4D

SrGGIi6e @e6urt&tog5-
feter,-@r. @uitop @omrigDouicn,
Der bcfountc GcItoltroteur an Ser
Nort6., nnbc 2eringtonItraBe, %fcierte
gcItcrn I'M 55umilicntreiic icincn Of.
@cblrt9tug into iGilpttn9 SIT g6rcn
6c3 Cages zinc Rert9e Ser bcr5lid)'
itcu @liidminIht BON piclen icincr
Srcunbc. Srob SrS llnlItonOc3, BOB
nit 80 SoHrcn boS Sitter 6egilult, lit
@r. Somri9boiriCit nod INNER Gin
gutter SGiibe uno erircltt Iid ais iol-
der ciucS %notiouolen NllieS. Nodl
bel icocm GrcisihieBcrL oil mcIdcm
cr Ebcil nobm, bot CT eincn Erci$
c%rrlttgcn.
Seincn 81. 0c6urtStu9
~icicrtc q~citcrn Nr. @OlunrO @plf III
lcinCr Mobnulg an Der &omilton-
NlnenIc, nobc Der @nriorO.9iouo. Gem
@cburtHtuG9tinNc 0inGcn piclc &c
ldcnfc mo @rntllutioncn 81, mo be
lon0crS rcid)lid) mllroc onliclbc bon
bcn y@orbenpillc &oluntcer&." oCml
ySonlilton G%onclopc, 5. .. S." ul0
Der oWouerlpsSo1c u. q. &0N. NJ"
bc0ad)t. &on icincn Gltcrn crbiclt
Dos 8eblrt9togafino cine gol0cnc
llbr. Die 5oblrcid) crid)iencncn 0ditc
5I Der UcburtatngSfeiet murocn nit
Dem @eitcn 6cmirtbet, mas &iid)c mo
&cllcr 0orbietcn tonnten.
Ho55io - Die Mirtbldoit 0cS
Srn. $. Stroiicr on Der @ombur0..
nobe Sonoper-S troBc, luurbc gcitern
Morgen bon elmer gn5obl Yoli5iiten
oeS iiioli6en IiItriftS i%iberrumpqlt,
pelde &rn. StroIier %gefongen nab
men. Eoli5eirihter 2enfc I~tcllte ben
Irrcitantcn IN Der iiioliden Yoli5Ci-
Itation mcgen nnDcblider %lle6crtrc-
tung Der SorntagSgeiebc inter
SlrglOa1t 1llt 1ellttn Trp6eB.
Tie Goli5ei oes mcltliden ii
itriftS untcrnobm ecitern einc Ho53io
nuf oic @obnuns oeS NegerS 8hilip
Sinner, Nr. S25, Hoborg.S trobe,
ullb ~pcrboitetc mebrere Ncgcr bei'm
GrapipieI. Die iGmmiIid)en Nrre.
~ltantcn lul,rOcn INN ic $2.45 unN Der
Gigentbilmer ocs Souies lun $lt.l5
geItroit.
llnter d. me rer An dull
oignng. Ter Negcr Sobn S.,
Srilitt bon Nr. 1926, 9runt.S trobc,
mnroc gcitcrn I6cno i'll Der iorpruclt-
lidlen YOlijeiitotion aiif Die gnItul-
biaung bin eingclieiert. eincn unfit
lid)ct In9riif mif ieine H1llcl9enoN.
lin Glla Soblllon bon Nr. 1922,
Vritnt.S trubc, 6c9ongcit 5i bobcn.
Gr miro fir Cit bclltc ltottfinocnoeS
Scrbor i~cItgcholtclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13

Sicgmuno rnO Sohn Gun5emon trlls
gen ben Snrg 81 @ro6c. Die SerItorz
benc mar sic Satin bon &rn. Sobll
s. @ur5buGer ru10 sic Iodtcr Don
Sruu Gleonorc G%ln5enlo1, NllBer
6ieicn 6iuterlGbt lie 5luci @cItipIltcr.
8iQiom u1O Sri. &otDnrinc Gull3es
mon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13
8eloienbnnsrn nad 9entidlaub nnS
Seitreidj

gu % Gents pro Marf nnb 20Hs
Gents pro 9rone. 8orto EXTRA.
8efiel aiiseeitelt anf nle Ebei-.
Ser @elt. 8iGige S6iffsfarten boa
uno mad 9eutiblanb. Ebeo. 8.
Diener & Co., I'D Sit.2erins
ton.Str. 3immer SIR. 3. (180)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13

StIuilpttS llltStlt plc AlA NSuuH Sul-
ling, s. S6laffcr mo Otto 2nrz
idef 5llr llnterbolting ser Nmpeicl-
Den bel. 9oS grrongcnlentS.Go mitc
beitono ans ben $50. Sobn Battling,
GllguIt I0oer uno ". Slider.
MctGcr sci an gpcrcin.@
Sm &nule icineS Gicc.GrGiibcnten
G6riltion @rcbb an Der Horo.Sront'
StroBe bielt aeitern Der yMetger'
@eianeperein" feline idbrlid)e Ibred)-
nung ob. Der TrGiioent Conrad
9ooenbenber fiibrte Den &oriit, nab.
reno Der SefretGr Gnlil Coos 0ell
SobrcSberift perloS, Nod) oemicl.
ben beiinoen iid Die 6inal,6en oea
Gcrcins III bliiben0cm 3nitunb, trot
neS 8erli,iteS iu16renb bcS 9ruBell
@railocS i'm letten Sabre, bel Dem
ell GROCER Sbcil ocS GigcntbumS III
Slanmcn m,fgin9, Ger Tcrciit
56blt sur 3eit AZ Iftipc ntb % Eai
iipe; Die 9camlten iiltb: Yrdiiocllt
Gonrao @ooenbenoer. TicesEr1libent
Gbriition Orebb, Sefret1r @mil
SooS, Sil,on5.g efret1r Geo. Slentit
urlo S~dotnleiiter Mortin Somm,
On Dem Sraltcit.8 crein babcn bic
Mctocr cine ipcrtbpollc Stiisc, Dir
Gamcn iorgtc alld geliern fir ba8
Iciblihe @ohf Der Nftipeu. inhem i'e
linen nod @eenoi1ulp Der @cIbafie
ein icines Scuper ierpirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-13

Cine @co0htnibfcicr. -
@oltor SiililiS Soin1om belt He-
ltern &ormittog in ser bclltid)en CD
luth. 3ionSfirdc an Der @op., nobl
2erin9ton.S troBc, cine intcrcliantc
9rcoint 5lrm @ebGdtniB ser arobcrl
6erlerSbrrmit on1 {. mo s. 6ebruor
porioen SobrcS. Die 3ionSfird)c mo
Die oItc 3ionSidyule ld)iuebten oo'
mails olld) Stunben long IN groBcr
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-17
GEORGE CRISWOLD KILLED
Former Omaha Life Insurance Man Muir
dsred and Body Thrown Into River.
WAS ON WAYFRoM DIES MONIES TO OMAHA
Body Is Found This Morning on
TrOt Line at Junction of Des
MOInes and RRccOOn
Rivers.

DIES MONIES, Sept. 16-George r. Girls
wold state manager of the State Mutual
Life association of Worcester, Mass, was
murdered and his body thrown into the
Raccoon river Robbery was the object,
the mans pockets having been turned in
side out and cut. Every article of value
but a plain gold band ring had been re-
moved. The identification was made by
means of letters and papers in his pockets.
The body was caught by a trot line at
the junction of the Raccoon and Des
Moines rivers today.
Mr.. Griswold has been missing since
Tuesday, when he left for Omaha. The
murder undoubtedly was committed near
the Chicago Great Western depot, a blunt
instrument being used to knock him sense
less. The dead man was formerly a resi-
dent of Omaha, coming here to take charge
of the State Mutual Life two or three
years ago. He leaves a widow and four
children. There is no clew to the murderer.
Griswold was last seen when he left the
Munger hotel, one block from the Rock
Island station, for the train at ? O'Clock
Wednesday morning. His satchel is miss
ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-17
PASSING OF NEBRASKA PIONEER
Jefferson n. weston, who Died at Be
atrice, one of Founders of state.

Jefferson u. weston, who Died at BE-
atrice, one of Founders Of state.
BEATRICE. Neb., Sept. 16.-tSpecial)-
Hon. Jefferson B. Weston who passed away
at his home in this city yesterday was
born at Bremen, Me, March g. 1881. When
20 years Of age he entered Union college
at Schenectady, n. Y, graduating in 1885.
In less than year after his graduation he
Joined a party Of emigrants pushing west
ward and in April, 1857, he came to the new
territory of Nebraska. He was one OF the
leaders of that band of intrepid men and
women who on board the old river boat
Hannibal" April 8, 1857. while stuck on
sandbar opposite Doniphan, Kan, entered
into a compact to remain together and To-
cate somewhere in the new territory of
Nebraska and found a city. He was the
principal member Of the committee repre-
senting this company who in May of that
year determined upon the site which COM
prises the original town of Beatrice as the
location Of the prospective city. In 1850
Mr.. Weston was married to Miss Helen
Towle of Nebraska City and to this union
there has been born Ralph A, Elizabeth l.
and Herbert T. Weston all Of Beatrice, and
the late Catherine w. Wing.
From the date of his arrival in the terri
tory to 1872, Mr.. Weston led an active
though varied life. During this period he
engaged in various freighting ventures with
OK teams across the plains to Denver and
other points, and in trade with the Indians
and mining. Having been admitted to the
bar early in his career, for some time
prior to 1872 he practiced his profession in
| Beatrice to a considerable extent In the
fall Of 1872 he was elected auditor of public
accounts of the state of Nebraska and held
this office from January, 1873, to January,
1879. On November IS 1883, he with d. w.
Cook, Hon. Nathan Blakely and a number
of other Beatrice capitalists organized the
Beatrice National bank of Beatrice. He
was by this first board of directors elected
| its president, position which he had held
over twenty years and until his DEATH
Mr.. Weston was the possessor Of a liberal
| education and a man of large intellectual
| life. His clear, comprehensive way of look
| ing at things made him one of the most
useful members Of the community in which
| he lived, and a useful and valued citizen
| Of his state His death will be deeply de-
| plored by his many friends in Gage county
| and throughout Nebraska. Funeral SER
| vices will be held Sunday at D. m. from
| the family home.