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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
Ser Wa~ttonaIbuno.

Sn bret Wo9sn mirb Der Seuti4'
Amerifanii&e Nationalbunb feline brittle
Qonbsntion bier abbalten. Sas
9eutf9- amerifanif9e girgertbum it
tn Ieiner @sfammtbsit on ben Wsr=
banblunasri intereiFrt. Sn ieiner 8s'
fammtbeit, neil ale Sonoerinterslsn n,
bic beuti9s Dereinigungen fonf aud
berfofgsi m6sen, I'm Seuti6en guno
aufqeben unb nur b6lia bonn brsiteffen
Sbsalismus singssebene 3iele berfclgt
tuerben.
Burner unb 2ir&en9emeinben, Sdns
ger unb 2anSsmannI9aften, gsbsim.
prberl unb faufmdnnii9e 0ereinigun=
gen entienben bic Selssaten. politit
urb SPECULATION baben fsinen plab in
ben geratbunssn, bic Der grobe @runo=
Iab bur9psbt, benz nsuer 8aterlanbe
bas benfbar gsts aus benz boben beut=
f9sn guiturlsben 3u geben.
Der b69fe Patriotismus fur bic
gersinigtsn Staatsr mar ni9t minber
maBssbenb Bel Der S46pfung bes
Nationalbunbes, tpie Der Wunf4, ben,
INSTRUMENTATION ginfub In bod
Her fttli9er Beaisbung bas @spttt i'm
2anbs au geben, uel9es er berbisnt.
W6ee In isiner britter 2onbention
Der Seutf9 : Amerifanif9e Nationals
8unb sinen She'll isiner grobsn gldne
ss$Uirtli9sn gum &ubme unfersr
Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

bsri9iinst. tpdb,enb fd bas ans.legte
aupital auf $40. GOO. 900 belduft.
Was absr bic 9eitung uno ben Betrieb
anbstriHt, 10 tutiroe fe fein pripatun-
ternebmsn aud MUIR cine Wo9e buloen.
Wit benz Setter bes Separtemsnts, Der
feline Stsluns msbr ober tueni9er po.
litif9sn Rhdi9ten uno ginflihen bers
bantt unb elm iebr serin9es Saldr erz
bdlt, fur psl4es elm Ga9mann nit 10
pisl WerantwOrtun9 einfa4 niat 3u
babsn tpdrs, fdngt bas bertebrie Sps
fem on, bas f4 oura BITE ganae bon
partsipolitit bur&trdnfte 2eitung big
3ur S9eusrfrau erftrsdt unb unge=
ntiesnbe 2siftungen CUR SOlse bat, bic
our9 bic einserifsne @erf9menoung
nod i%ibertroifen tpsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Sas Hesisrunss Sef3it fur Die
Wonats Sulil uno Mu9uff belief f&,
fotpsit Bis isbt ermiitsIt III. auf 49,
589, 230 Dollars. Die &e9isrun9s-
ginnabmsn bstrussn i'm Gusuif A.
AGO, 432 Dollars, bic Aussaben ST.
224, 900 Dollars, 10 bob f9 fur ben
ausuf elm 9,fait bon 4.733, 563
Dollars srsisbt, u6brenb bas Sef3it
i'm Musuf 1904 tiber ie&s Winionen
betrug. Die l9lussaben fnb tn benz
eben abgelaufenen Nu9uf sr6ber ges
tueIsn, aIs i'm Wuguf lebten Sa6res,
aber bic g~innabmsr bss S9aBamts
tuarsrl biesmal um 81 Miaionen b6ber,
aIs lsstes Sabr. uno spar in 5olse
bon 9r6Bsren 3oleinnabmen. bic I'm
auguf bisfes Sabres iber 26 WiIiO=
nen bstrusen, mdbrenb Sieielben i'm
Muguf 1904 ni9t sans 224 Wiaionsn
bra9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

@enm es benz Yrdfbenten erif
moo monatslanesr nnieriu9ung 9s-
lunger if, f9ssinissrmabsn iibsr bic
Wirriale senauer gu infOrmirsu. uel9s
in Der Rssierun9s.S rudsrsi su Waib-
inston bcrberri9sn, 10 1T ss ftr ben
lInsinsspeibten einfa4 unm69li&, fd
cine Gorfslung bartber su MAIDEN,
unb erf Der bsrbHsntli9is gefuno bee
eonbirunss. Nusi9ufss uiro i'm tn
ftanbfsbsn, elm tlarss llrtbsil bariibe,
3u fdusn, tuo Der geien an3uiebe1 1T,
um ben M~usiasfal gu reini9en, Der I'D
In bisiem Department felt bsHsn Grin.
hung Dor 40 Sabren esbilbst bat. Cine
9batia9e liest iebo9 tlar 3u Sage, BAT
ndmIi9 bis bura bic &ssierunesbruds.
rel srsielten Reiultate ni9t geeisnet
fnb, benz geuerbli9en ober eef9dft.
li9en Betriebe auf @emeinbefoaen GRO
Zen Worf9ub au leifeu. Die Resie.
runasoruderei III zines Der arbbtett Der
artissn Embellishments Der WeIt. benz
e tperben bort gegsrt 1000 psrioner
bef9dfii9t, oie ungefdbr $50, 00(
u6&entli& an 2b6nsn be3isbsn uni
bsrsrt 11nterbalt idbsli& $1,000, 00(
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
Mufbem 2anbquteu Qas

-Mu Dem u2ds
penas" i'm Department Sptoral.
propin5 Cordoba. Spanien, bat Der
frubere 9auptmann Der beuti6en Mr>
NEE, Sreiberr Nrnim bon @nbe, 8ru=
Der Der Wittpe &rupp in @fen, Elm
tragtf6es Gnbe sefunben. MnfGneli9
Ipra9 man bon einem Selbitmorbe
bur6 Grf9iebsn, relder infolae lGu=
gsrer &rantbeit unb finan5ieler Be-
brGnanife beeaneen pprben lei. SEPT
MAIDEN ii4 absr aus benz Sdoobe Der
bortisen beutf9en &plonie Gtimm.n
geltenb, pel6e bieiem pibsrfpreGen
unb bebaupten, bon @nbe fei bds
Opfer zines @erbredens sefpprben. go
srtldrt Elm l~ansidbriser 8efannter bes
@erftorbenen, elm 9err &i9arb @ebz
li9, cine 10 miBlide finanaisne Gage
lei Bel benz @erunsliidten gang ausees
f9lofen getpefen. SnbeHen babe er
Ieit ldnserer .3eit einen semiFen 81.
2ebmus nit Srau in feinem 9ailfe ee<
babt. na6bem er bieie auf elmer &eiie
na6 Cordoba fennen eelernt unb lie
in bitterer Hotblase eeieben babe. Gs
lei nun febr ouffalenb, bab biefer Or.
aebmus gang plObli4 ben pobIbaben-
ben Mann fpielen tonne. Mu9 fGnt
auf, baB Der &opf bes @erunaliidten
Stpei abfolut t0btlide Werlebunaen
aufpeit.
= Der 3~abImeifer unb
Der Rafiirer Der Sirma pbilipp Sol5=
mann u. So. in Granffurt a. Dr., tpelz
DIE ben Sunnelbau petsrden > 9ar=
garten in gliab ausflbrt, besaben
iih fiir5li9 pof, 6argarten na4 Deter.
den, UNI bic 2obnausaahlunsen an bic
@rbeiter 81 betpirfen. 1ntertpegs be-
sesneten ibnen in Der NGbe bes Walz
bes bier unbetdnnte M6nner. Die bei>
ben9eamten ipurben bon btefen hinters
riids iiberfa1en. meu9lings gu 8oben
eef9lasen, mittels MeFer i9per mfg
banbslt unb ihrer@elbtaKe NIT 1900
Mart beraubt. Sin etnfge bunbtrt
Meter BON benz Sbatorte befinbli6er
@rbeiter eritattete Der @enSarmerie
fofort @nSeise bon benz @orfalle, tpGb.
renb elm herbeiserufener Mrat ben les
benseefdbrli9 0erleBten bic erffe 6ilfe
brahte. Der 3ablmeifter, Der f6tpere
Stihnunben Defenders am &ppfe ba=
hntttrun tn,trne unhhpr1 Inn, efnnofh
berbanb angelest mar, mad Der &linit
in StraBburg gebradt. Der RafSrer
tpurbe ndd Dem 5ofpital in 8ol9en
%transportirt. Dieter bate bier tiefe
MeHerftide i'm Riiden. Der Walb
fpurbe stpdr fofort BON Mrbeitern urlz
ainselt, unb 9enbarmertepatrouilIen
burnfuhter bic gauge llmsesenb, bod
finb ale Hadfcrf4unsen na4 benz
9erbleib Der StraBenrGuber erfolsIos
oeblieben-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

o. Ste 8r6bte ttno pals
SemoteM bon e@mttt.
bI,atttea ttno 8IumsmRadem
tAt aGe frtmot9tn ttmo tram,
rt8em Gret8ntHe. @tr ftmo
ieoerSett 8ertt terett bet oer
@mSwabt bebRtft@ 80 tetm.
0ettertttantt DroS. 50.
24f NaH. Hte. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Sn elmer Ton mebr als 5000
psrionen beiu9tsn gsriammluns 3u
Berlin bnbsn bic benz 8erliner @epsrf=
f9aftstartel a~ngeborisen Organize
tionen Der frsien 8ereinisuns beuti&er
@ewerti&aften - bic fog. 2otal.Ors
aanifirten = ibre 2osiags bon Der Sos
3ialbemotratis uno bic Biloung elmer
nsuen Observation-Disclosures Bar.
tel beI8lohen. Sie nabs3u einifimmis
anssnommene &siolution (nur 20 Der
Mnueienoen fImmteu bags9en) 1T elm
umfansrei@es S9riftfid, bas gepiis
isrmabsn bas 1eue parteiprogramm
bartlett. gs uirb barin sund9f Der
bosmatif6s Marrismus ~bsrtporfsn,
ebenfO wis bic san3e bisberige Sattit
Der Soaialosmotratis; insbeionbere
aud Der parlamentismus. Damn
bsibt es:
Ser Rlafenfampf mub iein einbsits
li&es @eprdss tuisber erbalten bur9
giloung BON iO3ialifii4en alafens
fampforganiiationsn, Die untsr 3us
iammenfahung uno 9eranbilounS
tpahrbaft rebolutiondrer glements fo'
uObl ben auf 0srbsherung Der 2ebenss
baltuns uno @rbeitsbebin9uneen 9e-
ri4tsten 8agsstampf fhhren pie aud
Die Srdser beg sansen auf umfurs Der
alafenberri9aft gsri9tetsn gefrsiungss
fampfes fnb."
Man bsf4liebt au bisiem 3usd Die
S9aHung unb ben Iusbau focialrebo=
~lutiondrsr gsuertf9aftsn, tpel9e ale
auf benz gObsn bss 9lafsnfampfes
itebsnbsn getpsaunsen aufammenfaHen
unb ibre' bbrnebmfe Strait Der pro=
paeanha unb 6erbsifhbruns bes Gene
raltreits wiomen". Der Setter Der
8erfammIuus, CD. Slider, Der gor-
iBsnosr bss gsmsrtf9aftstartslls if.
lisB tsinen 3weifsl iibsr bic Yeoeutuns
Der in bielen sebrudtsn g~remplaren
perbrsitstsn yRefolution". Dor Der
Mbfimmuns ma9te er auf bic @onie=
quensen Der anna6me bieier ReiOlution
aufmertiam. Die ibr 3uitimmerbsn
6dtten fi9 bamit bon ben fogenanntsn
ynsutralen" gentralorsanifationsn los.
seiagt. Die IeiOlution tuirbe benz
INSTRUMENTATION parteita8 in Sena
pOrssIest unb voie @Onisquen3en tuer-
ben mir ole semeiniam tragen". gr
oriidte banr bic 3ubsrf9t aus. bab
ala Solas Der &siolution cine Srennuns
Der raoitalen glemente bon Der ipcials
bsmofratii9en partei srfOl9en piiroe.
Bel Der Gbfimmung srtlarten f9 tiber
5000 per!onen fir unb ettua 20 9e9ert
bic &eiolutton, mas ~un9e6euren Subel
hsrborrisf. Cine anoere in Der Ser.
iammlung eingebra4te &eiolution, bic
omar aud ben @eneralfreit propa9irt,
absr bic parlamentarif9e unb politii9e
Sbdtisteit Der SOsialoemOtratie amer.
fennt, tpurbe berporfen.
I'm Der Wbfimmung bstbeiligten fd
aud bic 3ablrei@ anuefenben Berliner
anar9ifen. Ser geifige Batter Der
neuen Partei, Der friibere ioeialbemo-
tratif9e Gtabtberorbnete Or. 5riebe-
berg, ftbrts aus: @is bic Nnar9ifen
noble mar, als 3isI bic Bsfreiuns Der
peri6nlidfeit bstradten, babel aber our
grrei9uns bieiss 3ielss bic iocioliaif@e
Organization pfe9en. Die So3ials
eemofratie febe ni&t msbr auf benz
Boben bss Soeialismus, He preoi9e
ni9t mebr bie vbobsn Sbeale": 8eiebs
lof9teit, @aterlanbslOfsfeit, Relis
gionsloiateit. Sisie Sbeals babe Der
Mnardismus tibsrnommen. Wit ibm
bersini9t foqe iebt bas proletariat ben
2lafenfampf nit allen Mittsln fhbren.
neutrality-suspicious." rannte Or.
Grieoeberg bic teue Weltan-
i9auun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Hodefeler erflart. bah er benz
umfanbs. bob ct ME Elm io9enannter
gutter @sieIe (sooo feaOw) mar, feline
grfolge 3usui9reibsn babe. Sinh
ieine grfolge ettpa @ute?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Caroline gmbarbt, Wobnbaus, gaff
Str, nabe 2incaln, $4,000. - parts
M. Martin, Wobnbaus, 2422 8ele.
fontaine, $4,000. = Sifers Of tbe
goob Sbepbero. Stall, &apmonb.
nabe Slinois, $1000.-2. 9. Oliber,
Wobnbaus. @apitol Mbe.. ua6e Wal.
nut, $4,000. = Snbiana Ppt6ian
gommifion, 5ebnfodiges 8ureau=@e-
bdubs, psn%niplbania etr., nabeWaRa.
9uIetts Mbe., $500, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Ob am Gnoel. Die Mifaia,2 Rata
frop6e auf bic 3bat zines nit ben
5riebens-B sbineunsen un3ufriebensn
iapanii9en patrioten ;uriidsufibren
lit ?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Gleine @ei9ente erbalten Die
5rsunbf9aft, ba4te pobl Der Gar als
sr bic ginfubrfsuern auf amsritanii9e
Waarsri ermdBigte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
Gin @eltsIerbaub
Katboliiher pereine miro an.
eefrebt.
YIGne fur etn netteS 2ccs
Gaus ftno utter Ses
ratbung.
(SpeciaI.D epeide Der ,Sribine.")

(SpeciaI,O epei4e Der ,SribIne.O
@inci n q |. IL. Sept.
Ssuie Uormittas tuurbe In Der ct.
Nntonius 2ir9e elm feierli4es 6otamt
eslsbrirt, bic muftalii6en $beile bss
programmes truesrt CUR Wsrbsrli9ung
bss Gsftss bel. Die 9el.gatsn be.
tbeiliaten R@ pOa3dblia. Ta9 s9lub
Der tir9li9en Geierli9tsiten besabsn
f9 bic Selssaten CUR charlottesville,
mo bic 0srbanolungen fortgeiebt tuur=
ben. Dos setsrn beridtete $500 Sc.
fasrt tpurbs an Wfgr. 6alcOnio per-
i6nli9 tibergeben. Die soloene Subj.
ldumsgabe an ben papf mar eth @bed
FIR $4,000.
Die nod &Om abgsianbte Eepsf9e
bes Geatral 0sreins muroe bur9 9ar-
binal Werrp bel Bal I'm Namer bes
papfes beantportet:
u II t 10 m oes
papfes.
ROMA, g. Sept. 1eo5.
Illustrissime Moeller,
Archiepiscope,
Cincinnati, o.
Delegatis Associations Deutscher Roe
misch Katholischer Central Vereill una
adunatis beatissimus pater g~ratias agit ct
amatissime benedict.
CARD. MERRY DEL VAL.
Sn bsuti9er ueberfsbung:
vSrabii9of W6lerl
Cincinnati.
9eu periammeltsn Seleeatsn bes
9euti9en @bmiid=aatbOlii9sn @sns
trail ereins oantt Der 81. Batter uno
ienbet ihnsn isinen Se9sn.
Rarb. Rerrp bel BAL"
Die 5ra9e Der Srennune oes Witt-
men. unb WaiisnfOno bon benz Gsn-
trail Ysrsin asIanste our Spraae,
glsi9faqs au4 Die angslsgenGeit BEG
SEQ SauIss, bas ginuanoerer 6aus
fur bsutias 9atboliten, iomis uu9 bic
Yoltsberein Sbee.
Weltnerein tatholif4er
Se"retne. q
Gin Wsltbsrsin fatbolif&er Sereine
LIT bic 9ohnung beg Mmeritanii4en
gentral.D ereins faiholiiaer gereine.
Na9 is9sfinbiger Debate ipra4 Der
National.Y orfanb R4 3u @unifen oes
planss aus, bic bon papf pius K. In
einem tirsli9 erlahenen S9rei6en Sc.
f~irportete Sbse zines @oltsbersins,
Der Wrbeit bes National : 8erbanbs
ein3uperIeiben. Sas augsnbltdli1s
&siultat nirb bic nntsrbreitung bss
planss in Der ndaften NatiOnalen 8sr-
iammlung iein.
Sails Der plan angenommen miro,
tann Elm ieber 2atbolif Der 8ersinisten
Staatsn elm Wit9lieb Der 8ersinigung
fatbolif9er 8srsi1s tusroen. Die ia.
tbolifden 8irser = 10 TT es seblant =
f6nnsn i9 Der Ameritanif6sn G6oera.
tion als 0srein, @emeinoe Ober gin3el.
psrion anf9lisben. Damn miro bic
Mmerifanifde G6oeration in ibrer Nr=
belt bic Woltsbsreins. Sose aufnsbmsn,
tuslde cine B%slshrunss. gampasne bur9
paRsnbs 2iteratur bsabR9tiat.
Die Nmeritanii9e 66oeration III isbt
in un~terbanbIung nit G%0oeratiOnen In
Stalien, S:utf9lano, Grantrsi9 uno
anberen 2dnbern, unb elm Weltpersin
tatbolii9er 8srsins III bic W6gli9teit
Der 3utunft.
Mls @omite fur Snbianaer Mngsles
genbsiten murosn ernannt: Bif9of Wes
Gaul, Batter 3. 4. Wpnue, Walter q.
Smith, 8, 3. Minaban uno v.
Qoeble.
Gin i9on felt amsi Sabren unter gr-
tpdgune f9 befinoenber plan fam our
Dur&fhbrung, inoem fur 8srtrstung
BEL Staaten aniatt ein3elner 8srsine
borgeisbsn tpuroe. Gin bissbe3hsli-
der Mntrag uurbe Der Contribution
e~inberleibt.
NrXf1bpuf Rpnleneff i0nhfe her Wer,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

getrisereien bel YrimGrwabfen
ino unpersei6li9, benin fie geben oaraui
aus, bic Witslisbsr Der etgsnsn partsi
3u bstrtgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

0nttIteb 2eutbarbt,
DIE gemftbli&e 9de."
Gde HpbIe unh Nartet Str.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

groan of pain to the floor and then quicker than thought, the instant the Jennings brothers has espied Houston and were going for their guns he had both of hls guns out and working.
 Ed Jennings fell dead, pierced through the heart, with Houston's first shot, and Al Jennings went down with a dangerous wound in the chest an instant later. nut tering I've got enough as he toppled over Houston walked out of the saloon, went into a drug store next door, got some arnica, and returning to the bar room. pulled up his friend Lanes trous- CTS leg and rubbed arnica on the shin spot where he had bacl1-kicked Lane to keep him out of the muss.
 "Al Jennings recovered from his bad wound and is now practicing law in Law ton Temple Houston's trial for the kill Ing of Ed Jennings and the woundlng of Al was just a matter of form. and he was acquitted on the somewhat naive ground that 1t couldn't be proved who had fired the shots, Jack Lane having been present with Houston at the time of the shooting.
 "Temple Houston had marvellous con- trol over the Indians, by whom he was loved and revered, his fathers generous treatment of and association with the tribes being traditional with the red men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Wives of Noted Men.

From the Philadelphia Enquirer.
 Fielding, the novelist. married a maid servant
 Bach married on ss5 a year and wrote immortal music
 Hazlitt's wife cared nothing for his ability. Her temper was an intensity and the tragedy of the unsympathetic played itself to the bitter end.
 Milton had trouble with both of his wives. Nor was his the monopoly of the martyrdom.
 Moliere, at the age of 40 married an actress aged IT summers. She ran away and 1t showed and covered her tracks.
 Coleridge left his wife and children without apology or farewell and never would see them again.
 Napoleon carried the world material. but he often swore at Josephine, wom- an who was once his wife. and when she cried said: ''Hush it makes your nose red" But he was a great man.
 Catherine II of Russia had her hus- band assasslnated and from his death to her own ruled alone-very much alone
 Shelley married an innkeepers daugh- ter. It was a problem of inequality with a demonstration In the disaster which followed. He left her. She com mitted suicide. But they did not hang the man.
 alexander the Great was accustomed to beat his wives wl,. ''> flat of his sword whenever they talked back to him.
 Ben" Jonson's wife went to the inn after him. if he stayed too long, and brought him home, tongue-lash'r~ him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

chiffon cloth, a $2.O0 value for opening. .. -. .....$1.3o
 The new changeable Bril- liantine; blue, red and green shading, $1.25 value; open ing. ... ... -. .95c
 New Lucania Cloth, in all colors and black, 42-inch;
 shrunk and sponged; open lng.~e .........f .foc
 Our $1.25 silk finish Hen rietta, handsome fall shades;
 opening. =. Sic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

from St. Louis getting skinned in Pen fields, and that settled Penfield in Guth- rie. He was given twelve hours to drlll out of Guthrie, and he drilled.
 "A year later Penfield landed in Wood ward, Houston's home town, one morn ing, and, impelled by leftover jag that he had with him and the memory of his wipin-out at Houston's hands, sent Hous- ton word that he was going to bore him on sight. Penfield was ugly, and meant 1t, at that for he took up the conventional patrol of Main street. waiting for his man. But Houston suddenly stepped out at a corner, catching Penfield unawares. He threw his left arm around Penfields 8 body before the gambler could draw, and with his right he came pretty nigh to pulling Penfeld's nose loose from hls head. Then he turned Penfield loose sud denly, gave him two terrific open-palm slaps on either cheek, grabbed him again from behind and with his knee In Pen fields back and kicking him every few steps, he literally ran him down to the depot, held him there till the next train came along, half an hour later and then tossed the thoroughly cowed gambler through the open door of the baggage car as if he'd been a sack of spu1s. Pen field got out of Oklahoma and never showed his face there again.
 Trouble With Jennings Brothers.
 Temple Houston's quickness in put ting away two other men who had pub licly announced their intention of killing him did not lessen his reputation as man to be feared. The two men who were going to take Houston's life were brothers-Al and Ed Jennings. They, too, were criminal lawyers. and their grievance against Houston was that the latter had taken a profitable client away from them. whereas the client had really gone to Houston voluntarily, without any solicitation whatever. But they gave 1t out that Temple Houston would have to answer with his life for stealing their client away from them
 "The Jennings boys lived in Woodward, too, and when they passed the word out that 1t was going to be Houston or them they knew what they were up against.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

been we'll calculated by Houston He made a flying leap over the table, clearing 1t, and, with all of the momentum of his big frame, his feet landed square in the mid dle of Callahan's chest, just as the dealer was In the act of raising his gun to fire. The gun was kicked out of his hand and discharged by the trigger catching on the edge of the table as 1t fell, and the bullet going through the brim of Hous- tons hat Callahan went down like log, with not enough wind left in his body to ventilate an orched, and Hous- ton went down with the wreck of the table.
 The youngster at the table had stag gered to his feet with Houston's first words of Penfield. and when Houston rose from the wreck of the splintered table the young fellow was edging to- ward the door with the fear of God In his face Houston rushed upon him, grab bed him by the scruff of the coat and hurled him out of the door, and then pulled the door to and turned the key in 1t to keep out any hangers-on who might take the gambling proprietor's end of 1t.
 Then with Penfleld stretched sense- lc3s on the floor, and the dealer lying bereft of wind and gasping for breath, Houston proceeded to kick every square inch of gambling paraphernalia in that plant to matchwood. He jumped on the twc other faro tables and broke them in two, and then he ground them into slivers under his heels. He did the same to the crap table and the squeeze-spindle layout. He swept everyone of the faro chips he could find into a waste bas- ket and then tossed the basket out of a window. the shower of chips startling the crowd lounging down below on the sidewalk. He swung a heavy swinging chair used by one of the faro lookouts, down upon the long keno table and burst if beyond recognition. Then, taking look around to see If he had made com plete job of it. he walked over to the window, vaulted over the sill and landed on his toes fourteen feet below.
 "To inquirers whom he met few mo- ments later at his hotel he told tha story of how he had found the young chap
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He could talk fiuently in the dialects of all of the southwestern Indians, and of- ten gave gratuitously of his valuable services to the government ineratng with the Indians over points of eonten- ton. He served in both the house and senate of Texas from the Panhandle dis trict and was slated for great political honors at the hands of the Texans until his unfortunate addiction to liquor over came him :,
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Laid Out the Dealer.

By this time Sam Callahan, the deal er-and Sam was himself a bad lot from the Cochise country-who had sat stunned during the early part of the performance. was grabbing a gun out of the table drawer at his right.
 s.But that part of the business. too, had
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Rut both of the brothers were there with the nerve, and when they started out to- fyether to look for Temple Houston they knew that 1t was going to be work to a finish.
 sAs soon as word of the Jennings bows intention was carried to Houston at his home he started down town. He hadn't more than got out of his gate before he was joined by one of his intimate friends, n man named Jack Lane. Lane told Houston that he was going along with him. Houston baked at that, saying that he wasn't going to need anybody with him. Lane insisted upon accom- panying him, and Houston became so wrought up over his friends persistence that he threatened to shoot Lane if the latter didn't make a quick hike of 1t and let him do his own work in his own way. But Lane who loved Houston, told his friend to shoot and be d-d; he was go- ing along anyhow; and that shriveled Houstons wrath and won him. He threw his arm around Lanes shoulder, and they proceeded down town. Houstons idea in trying to chase Lane had been wholly unselfsh. He simply did not want his friend to get damaged or have to share in any after consequences in a fight in which he had had no little part.
 Houston and Lane stroled into the first bar room they came to, and were taking a drink, when, In the bar mirror they saw the two Jennings brothers push open the swinging doors to peer In. They didn't know that Houston was in the bar room, but they were taking look They were bit blinded by the strong sum- light in which they had been walking, and 1t took them a few seconds to be- come accustomed to the dmness of the bar room and to make out the figure of Houston standing at the end of the bar. with Lane alongside him. And 1t was that little delay, caused by the sunlight In their eyes, that was their undong.
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all the way. And you all know "Ben" Jonson.
 Boswells "Uxorana" is a collection of his wife's sayings to him which do no little credit 10 her as a scold.
 Richard Wagner's first matrimonial venture was n pathetic sonata the trag- edy of the inharmonious. But the real- izatlon which Is ever the bitter. of the inadequateness was spared him until af ter the mistake had been happily rectihed in mating with a congenial understand ing To this second wife, who impressed upon him what he had gained In the second instead of lost in the first. he owed q debt of gratitude which speaks to the seeing in his latter works.