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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

Muff9redli9e Weie fam
bei Glain in Nebrdsfd bic Srdu bDn
Sofep9 3euB um's 2e6en, bod befpies
fie fi6 babel ais grobe 9elbin, inbem
lie na9 ibrer f9redli9en @eripunbung
hire 4inber rettete uno ods brennenbe
9aus. Srau 3euB mar bamit be-
f4Gftiat, mittelit 9diolin &leiber gu
reinigcu, unb lie batte ben gefdbrli9en
@toff in einem offenen 8ebdlter ni4t
melt BPM beiBen &ii9enpfen. PfOBli4
erplobirte bas 9afolin unb feBts bic
2lsiber unb 6aare Der Srau in 8ranb.
Sic berfu6te nit Oeden bas Seusr gu
l0f9en, bod audi bic Oeden fingen
s5euer. Nun lief fe, nit 8ranbipunz
ben bebedt, binaus unb errei9te eiren
MaFer6ebGlter i'm Stall. sic fprdng
In ba5 eisfalte Wafer unb bds Seuer
on i6rem &0rper purbe ael0i9t, dber
bic &leiber paren f9on 10 bon ben
Sldmmen berae6rt, bdb bic lebten Sc
Bsn berabfielen, bic Grau fait nadt
laFenb. Mit NieberfGmpfun9 ibrer
S9mer5en lief lie gum 9aufe suriid,
unb Is gelang ibr, bds Seuer baielbit
gu lOf6en uno hire tleinen &inber Su
retten. Damn fant lie, gum Sobe err
f9Dpft in einen Stubl, mo tie Der
einige Stunben fpGter na96auie fome
rnenbe @dtte fdnb. Sie lebte nod cine
Nu9t unb einen Sag unter grdBli6en
S9mer5en, bann ftdrb lie. Srdu
Reub pur frii6er 5rdulein 9ertrub
gi9mann BON Carroll in Sonia.
gineNegerin Suz
fan &pbinfon, Die na9 Dem Nuspeis
i6rer alien 8i6el, bic lie lange 3eit
benuBt butte, faft 100 Sabre aft mar,
itarb I'M !Seim i9rer Sp9ter in Sci
ferionbiIe, Snb. Die gan5e Stabt
tannte Il. als rSante @ufan", unb tie
bate bic &inoer bteler prominenter
6amilien %abgetpartet. Sn Der 8ibel
ftebt dufge3ei9net, bdb bic Srau am
Fl. sunni 1896 in Win9efter, &p., ge=
borer lei. Wer bieie @ufaei9nune
porna6m, lit ni6t gu ermitteln, aber
Die dlte 6rdu beitimmte i6r Otter auf
unbere Dirt. sic srfldrts, wals bic
Sterne fielen", fei lie 81 Sabre alt
9etpefen. Sus bs5Os ii9 auf ben
Sternf9nuppenfaa bonn 13. Nobemz
Der 1888, unb bemna9 pGre lie t6atz
fG9li9 i'm Stunt 100 Sabre alt getpprz
ben. Sbr So6ter, BEL Der lie lebte,
GLEN S6ornsberrb, lit i'm 73. Qebensz
id6re. Cine S9tpeiter lebt nod in
g6ieago. 0as finb Die leBten beiben
bon einunb5tpan5ig 9ef9piftsrn. gs
finb Gnfel Der alien Sufan por6dnban,
Die bas babe SGfulum iiberf6ritten
bdben, aber i'm 9an5en binterlGBt lie
nj spei S09ter, brei Gnfel, sebn ltr>
enfel unb spei l1r<l1renfel. rSante
Sufan" mar cine eroBe Srau unb Bis
Dor etliGen Wo6en ~punberbar vauf
benz Oamme". Sic nG6te o6ne 8rille
unb bate Elm sipeites, sefunbes @ebib.
Nls Re9erin mar lie Sflobin Bel unz
sdblisen9erren getpefen unb bate ftets
ptel @elb gefoItet. Oas freie Qe6en
nd9 Der Gman3tpdttons grtldrung
bat ibr ME bOaig bebast, bod bat lie
felt benz &riege faft INNER in Setter
fonpiae gelebt.
tpdfnt
man duf folgenbe Weife: Suite Seife
in tpurmem Wafer lDfen. bic Portiea
rem BARN bur9tneten, bann Elm 3tp<ia
tes Mal in ebenfol9em Waher. Ha9s
Der tpirb tie bur4 mebrere refine Waf>
fer, IN bic man cine 9anb bon Sala
setban bat, binbur4 geaogen, bann
bura ben Mringer ronen lafen. SIN
Sndtten trodnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
0erIin he{fRf 81 6 hfi{f

Berlin beftbt 81 @peife=
anftalten, in benen eingeitanbenermas
Ben 9ferbefleif9 ferpirt nirb; in mie
bielen anbern 3otalen basielbe aez
f4iebt. bapon fhmetst bes SGnsers
3Ofli9teit.
Gine prG@tige r6mif4e
Sempelanlage uurbe BET pola tn
Sitrien fretselest. Ser 3empel tit
Notwithstanding anselest unb bate i'm
mittelpunft etn sroBes &tanbbifb.
Wfiin5e1 bes Glaubius, bte man I'm
@4utt fanb. tpetfen auf bic friibeRai.
fer5ett Rin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

unternebmen, bic Sbnsn riidii9tsbou
perheimIi9t tporben 1T, ba Sie Der
8stpsggrunb baau tparen. ."
frau bon @alom: uSd2"...
Grau BON Damber: 50, Sic.
Serr bon Gftef Fat einen alien Ontel,
eintn Sberit a. g., Der iebr reid unh
Sunsseieue tit unb bic Marptte bat,
bab elm Sffiaier ii9 ni9t p~erbsiratben
bari. @r bat nun sebr6bt, feinen
Heffen 81 enterben, faas er oaran
benfen piirbe, cine @be einaussben.
9err bon Gitef Bat feline Sdtpeiter,
Die iebr bel @influb auf ben alien
Serrn bat, nit ibm auiammsn bin gu
fahren unb i'm umsuitimmsn. Oas
lit bic gauge @efdi9te. i9 babe
muir nod binau5uflsen, bab Der alte
Sntel na4seseben bat. als er fab, pie
ie5r bas 9sra bes Neffen i'm Spiel 1T
unb als er bOrte, mas feline 9tidte
allies 9utes unb S9Dnes iber Sic gu
fdgen tpubte. :. mas i~ibrigens n1r auf
Wabrbeit berubte. Sas lit bas 0srs
bre4en, bas 9err bon gitef bssanssn
bat! =. ion i9 ibm nun mod BON
Sbnen ~mittbeilen, baB allies stpii4eu
ibnen aus tit unb bab sic auf ben
Rat6 bon Srau bon &rpilieu ni9ts
mebr bon ibm pifen tpouen?"
Jrau bon 8alom: vSh, 2iebfte, ipie
gliidli4 bin i9!"
5rau bon Oamber: Limb er EFF |!
Na!. >. leien sic bic bsiben 8riefe,
tpel4e bic 9ei9piiter mir sei9riez
ben. . i. er ~psrsOttsrt sic .infa9!"
Srau bon 8alom nit niebersei9laz
senen 9ugen: sd babe ibn ia bod
aud lieb!!"
Trau Don Samber: rSas peiB i9,
nnb sic pafen iebr gut suiammen!
Sbo, 6rau BON &roilieu!. :. sic iino
gu biirr!.."
5rau bon @alom: rWas msinsn
Sie9"
Jrau BON Oamber: rWas jsbsr
sana senau tpsiB, nur sic nidt. .
baB Srau bon 8roilieu felt atpei Sab
rem na9 gitef anselt, um ibm tire
san5e biirre. perion gu eisen gu sez
ben. ba mubten sic bod entfernt
tperben."
Srau bon @alom, srrsst: vOb!
mein 9ott. /. -. unb mein 8rief2"
Srau bon Oamber: rWel4er
8rief2"
6rau bon @alOm: .Sn benz ib bon
@itef mein Wort suriidforbsrs. ;. febr
|i9arf!. Sd babe ibm iosar fein
Bib auriidsei9idt. -"
Srau bon Oamber: nun ibrerieits
erregt: 80, 0, bas lit a~ueroings
f9limm! Gftef lit fsbr empfinbli9,
Mibtrauen in feline 9anblungspeiie
tann er ni9t b~ertrasen, ber8rief fam
anes beroerben!"
Srau bon @alom flinselt beftig.
Die Sunsfer eri9eint.
SSuliette, atf pel6es Yoitamt bdz
BEN sic meinen 8rief s~etragen?"
Sulistte: rWeIdsn Brief meinen
gndbige Srau?"
Jrau Don @alom: Den ih Sbnen
geitern I'm 4 ubr gegeben babe, I'm
ikn iofprt in ben &aiten gu iteden."
Sultette i9reit auf: rI9 @ott!
M9 Soft! 9ndbise Srau. %per5eiz
ben mir sndOiee Srau bod nur biess
NAL no9!. =. i9 babe ben Brief in
Der Sadie bebalten. :. bier lit err. ="
Grau bon @alpm sreift boitig naf
benz Brief: Dem 9immel lei Oanf!
=. sic ftnb cine treue perion, SUI
listtel Sd lese Sbnen 20 Marf 2o6n
5u!"
Sulistts sebt tOpH4iittelnb hinz
aus. SEA mug -. Wie9 Die legt
mir 81, bell i9 mas persehen has
6e?. bas fann id bann ia otter
tbun!"
6rau bon @alom ruff Suliette Suz
rid: nSultette, id bitt' mir aber aus,
baB sic nidt DerseFen, bab i'd fir
0rau bon &roilieu ME gu 9aufe bin
:. beriteben Sie ipobl. ME gu
9auie!. :. 8ergefen sic bas ni4t.
BENIN ih niirbe sic ni9t ME heute be-
Iphneu."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
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Die 70 bsset&neten sisnaie t,srsen nrr Bon xIxra
od&ter a~nse8eben ta an ben tetrsHeRSex etraSa
a~eusxusen tesns GIarmt6aeu anaebrs4t fhA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

Im nG4fen Sage tpeint Grau BON
@alom ri4t mebr. aber fie liest blab
nit serOt6sten Musenlibern auf Der
ghaifelonsue mnb finnt Dor ii4 bin.
alb ibr Garu bon 9amber semeTbet
tpirb.
Oisie 1T cine fleine, runbli9<, roiiz
&c, luiftge Dame unb fommt tpie elm
Wirbelminb Ing 3immer. tpGbrenb lie
laut ruff; ~Mu&9e!1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
REPUTABLE PHYSICIAN WRITES
a LETTER TO HIS EXCEL.
LENcY AND He
SENDS 1T TO THE SENATE BUT
THE SENATE RETURNS IT,
WITH THANKS.
(By NJ. P. shawkey.)

u CHARLESTON; Feb. 1G.-Late
Wednesday afternoon bomb was
dropped in8the Senate by Governor
White, who had sent, a special mes.
sage calling the attention of that
body to statements published in a
Parkersburg paper, quoting number
Of the Ohio and Little Kanawha med.
ical societies as stating that q fund
Of $4,000 was being used in the Sen.
ate to defeat the smedicafblil now be-,
fore both bodies. The message also?
called attention to the charge that
the liquor interests were using bribery,
methods, and suggested a general IN.
vestigation
Colcord introduced a resolution to
that effect, and Caldwell another call.
ing upon the governor for additional
information The bill referred to is
the one introduced in the Senate by
Hatfield and in the House by War
man; and prohibits osteopaths from
practiclng in this State. 1t even pro-
hibits a druggist selling without a
prescription from physician There
was quite lengthy fight in the Sen:
ate over the land title bill switch is
said to efrectually settle suits now
pending in almost every county in the
State and settle them TO the satisfac.i
ton Of the corporations. Jake Fish.
er led the fight: against tie bill and
cornwell and Caldwell lined UP with
1t. Twas finally referred back to the,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
COMMITTEE will NOT Be HURRIED.

the committee to delay action on the
treaty because Of the controversy
which arose between them and
President Roosevelt over his failure
TO consult The Senate with regard to
the original Dominican treaty. But,
on the other hand, the committee
will not be hurried in It's considera.
ton Of a question which practically
involves the establishment by the
United States Of a. suzerainty over a
foreign country, which is almost con:
stantlyi in the tllroes of revolution,
and whose foreign complications form
the principal reason for 1.-The interfer-
ence OF the United States. 1t Is,
therefore. considered very unlikely
that the committee will be able in
the two weeks yet remaining Of the
present session TO complete It's re:
port on the new treaty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
MEDICAL STUDENT
FROM GEORGETOWN UNIVERSE.
iTY5 WAS THE STRANGER
WHO KILLED HIMSELF. q
(BS Publishers, Press ,

BOSTON, Mass, Feb, 1G.-The,
enigma of the identity of the young
man who was found dead Tuesday in
his apartments at the Hotel Touraine,
presumably after taking his own life,
has been solved, and It is known that
the dead man is Hiram NlcCollom; OF:
Lockport, n. y, who was president
of the third year medical class at
Georgetown University, Washington,
D. c., and clerk at the War Depart
ment, Although the young man had
cleverly obiterated every visible
mark on his belongings, which might
betray his identity, the police on ex-
amining his shoes discoyeredya secret
trade mark and symbols showing
his shoes were made by a Brockton,
Mass, firm. From this clue his iden-
tity was established. No motive is
known for the act.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
B. BELL ii Wilson
GOT HIS DATES 81 IN liTLy Y EtI X Ed
AND HEREBY 1857
HIS CASE.

I'd
Bell ilson came INTO court again
yesterday but got ashard thro@:dewn.
He had entered suit In the name OF
the Wilson Produce co. against w.
q Reese for se9.5s The heafing has
been spostp oned for various causes
from time TO time since January IL. !
and came IN Before Justice Benning
ton sterday The defendant claim
50 lla sneyet dealt with any such con-
Germ as the vsilson Produce Or. biit
chat his deatlnss had been @ltts Boil
Wilson. Then out OF Wilson's mouth.
Attorney N Tered ths counsel for Re6se.
showed that the Wilson Prcduce Co
had not been In e. istence before May
Z. 9494 and that mos Of slle Itemf
on the bill made ont against his al.
eEt ante lated the nception 81 the
company Wilson i case was tlifos,u
out of court and ne WIS rednirsd o
nay the costs attornes .. p Kirby
represented the pIaintif ~ and Attorney
Meredith lie defendants;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
MACHINERY or bureau of COR
P0RATIONS is SET I'm MOTION
AGAlNS DOILGOMPANY
WHEELING HE MAN
SURPRISED WHEN 3 He HEARD
THINGS ABOUT THE GRAND :.
OPERA HOUSE At
FAIRMoNT. 4.

Apropos Of the coming engagement
Of Wilton Lackaye in 1.-THE Pit" IN
this. city, an interesting incident oc.
Cured at the Fort Henry Club,
Wheeling, where prominent Fair.
mont business man was being enter
tanned a few nights ago by several
members Of that popular organization.
The club has a theatrical agent who
secures tickets for the members Of
the better class of attractions that
visit Wheeling. On the night III
question when the agent made his
appearance one Of the gentlemen
present requested him 10 secure a
lower box for him fori"The PITT The
agent told him he had Just come from
Manager Franzheim, of ithe Court
Theatre, who had informed him that
all of the lower boxes were engaged,
and that he had already over 400 or.
ders for the best. seats. The, Fair
monter remarked that If they could
not be accommodated at the Court
they could come to Fairlnont on the
:22d instant and witness the same
production. 35,y
's The Wheeling gentlemen express.
ed great surprise, and it was hard %
convince them that a production of
the magnitude OF THE Pit" would
visit Eairmont, but, when 5.hey--werc
Informed that the Grand had almost
the same seating capacity as the
Court. and also gave them line 81
the big predictions that have appear.
ed here, they had to concSde that
.Fairmont was somewhat of show
town to- secure the class Of attrac.
lions mentioned.
While it is well known TINT Wheel.
ing is much larger than Fairmont, we
venture to predict that the difference
in the gross receipts viii not be
nearly so great as the difference in
population of the two towns,
Fairmont people know when they
are getting a good thing, ana they
have never failed to respond
whenEa production Of unusual merit
Las been offered, and it Is predicted
by all that Mr.. l.ackaye in "The PITT
will be greeted by one Of The largest
audiences that has ever been attract,
ed to the local play house. *.
This attraction plays Wheeling
The night following its engager. ent
here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
ROOSEVELT AGAIN TACKLES The 0GT0RU9
WRITE TAXES
A HAND|N PROCEEDINGS

judiciary committee a victory for Tho
opponents. d
The .Colcord resolution 10 appoint
an investigation committee has been
fought all forenoon today and the
end has not yet been reached. Ii is
not known whether the governor will
send another message on the subject
or not. b
The House spent large part Of
the forenoon on the State. school:boolt
Board bill which after some amend.
ment and great deal of discussion
was ordered to IT'S engrossment and
third reading. The sentiment Of the
House was overwhelmingly for this
bill which is therefore certain to 20
to the Senate in day or two.
Mr. Herndon called up the County.
Officers Salary bill which was sill
under consideration at noon.
Ex;Speaker Mckinney is among tie
prominent visitors today.
New Coal, OIL and Gas Bill.
AS a result OF the caucus held by.
Republicans at noon. after the Wet.
eel amendment had SO unexpectedly.
carried the license law bill was Sub.
stituted in the House by McWhorter
and a new coal, oil and gas bill was
presented by Ingram The substitute
was in reallty2t!ie whole bill No. 431 !,
with the Objectionable Wetzel amend.
ment cut ont. As. many Of the Re.j
fpublicans were determined TO vote"
for tax on coal, oil and gas, the new
bill especially covering that feature
was presented, the argument used
being thatsthe house iwonld then be
adopting the original BILL as. proposed
5by5the administration swtth'no Demo.
cratic amendment and then adopting
the new bill and gas bill making both.
Republican measures. The lngra:l.
Continued on Fourth Pane. \ p s.S5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
HUNDREDS OF LETTERS AaE
COMING II DAY,
~ With STORIES
OF BUSINESS couRTsHiPs AND
HAsTsYt: N Ar III GE IS ENDING
& II gTHl e q OCH WAY.
/ (By Publishers Press, (

q cHIcAGo q Feb. An estImaie
of the total number OK deserted
wives I'm and snbout Chicago based on
communications To- the police con
corning the Hoeh ease leads the au:
ithoriuesS to- believe there are al
Y 1900 women who have been vic-
Tins To- all sorts ofg matrimonial i'd
ventures. Hundreds OF letters are 10.
ceiyed daily from women IN nil parts
Of the country asking for d deacrir.
ton Of the alleged bigamist The
writer's recite the game general tory
iof5 having me 7 q man who maiaied
them after8a brief and 3bnsineas SoJirt
ship and then desertsd them as soon
.ils; he; could SET possession 81 their
money Efforts are being masl1 to
;ilnd who're the last deceased SiTa.
}Hoch Insured herself fsr s2,000 for
the benefit of her husband.
The Insurance. has not been collect.
iedS Hoch is though 70 have several
thousand dollars hid whore he can
use It during his trial He is sup
piled splentltally with funds,
Il a a I the time Of his arrest he Ind
sixshu lredS dollars N bills in his
poeltets.
The loss Of the money has not
prey ented his attorney from having
q q: satenogg apher and making other ex.
penslye prep ations tor The coming
ltrisl: 5oeb order MI the dainiles
lthe 5aills bllis fare permits, and has
everything he desires which Is moi
i3fofbidden bS tho prison rIilc He
holds daily consul tons sits his at.
torRey and displays d sltrprisini;
ltno@le tlge 81 the law pertaining 10
his cases
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
s.Yrs,'YAoUI INDIANS KILLS HoRsEi
AND MAKES MEXICAN Trio OOPS
Il VERY; SICK, N M i y! Z;
(By Publishers Press

Y 4 = "a
& GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. IL. a
report from Hermosillo tells Of a ter.
rlble fight between division Of Mex.
lean troops and a. band OF Yaqui In.
disns III the$aiazatlan mountains. It
was the first real fight Of the cam.
paign which.fhas been waged by the
Mexican authorities with General Tor:
res ut he head OF five hundred sol.
dlers The band OF Yaquis had be-
come separated from the main body
and 1t is said a score or more were
killed by eStroops with many Sonl:
ded. The casualties suffered by. the
troops We're few
General Torres reports the suffer
fngs Of his troops as y terrible, SSantd
many Of them down with a peculiar
malady, believed to BE poisoning
from drinking water poisoned by the
Yaqpis, Their trail is hotly pursued
by Torres men. Twenty horses have
died from drinking from poisoned
mountain streams and the soldiers
have gone for days without water
rather than chance the touching OF
the poisoned springs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-16
ALTHOUGH PROMPT AND EARN:
EST CONSIDERATION WILL
BE GIVEN NEW TREATY: q
5(By Publishers Press,

s. WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1G.
The new treaty with santo Domingo,
made necessary because of the SEN
ate's insistence that any agreement
with that committee should include
among its provisions one to the effect
that 1t shall not go into force until
ratified by the American Senate and
The Dominican Congress, is now be.
fore the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations.
Prompt and earnest consideration
will be given to 1t, because Senators
realize its importance and the great
interest which the administration is
taking in the matter, There Is no