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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct n. During the
twelve months ended June 30, 1905,
$50 persons were killed and 1898 in
iured rs the results Of accidents on
railroad trains according to a report
'of the interstate commerce commits
sion. Comparison with 1904 shows an
increase of II killed and 4,123 injured
among passengers and employees.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
strattonsyiIIe Almost Destroyea

CLARION, Pa, Oct. 20.-The town
of Strattonsville, this county, has been
almost wiped out by fire. Among the
buildings destroyed were OH & Co.'S
general store, the Borough building,
Odd Fellows hall and two dwellings,
The loss was $4,000.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
Allegheny woman Fatally nurned.

PITTSBURG, oct. 24.-Alrs. Emma
Soulsby, aged twenty-five. was fatally
and four other women painfully burn
ed by an explosion of gasoline at $50
Avery street, Allegheny. Mrs. Soulsby
was cleaning clothes with the fluid,
which lgnited from a nearby gas stove,
the explosion enveloping her in sheet
OF flame. The other women We're burn
ed in attempting to rescue Mrs. Souls
bv
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. a. - The
Philadelphia American league baseball
club which this year for the second
time in four years won the champion
ship, was last night honored by pub
lie celebration. a street parade, eX-
traordinary in character and elaborate
in display, formed demonstration
unique in the city's baseball history
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28

PANAMA, Oct. 24.-It being persist
entity rumored in the canal zone that
Chief Engineer John f. Stevens intend
ed resigning, Mr.. Stevens was inter
viewed here. He said: "You can deny
the report There is absolutely no truth
in It, / am satisfied with my work in
every way, and, God willing, / will re-
main here until the canal is finished"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-Mr. Loo
mis- the retiring assistant secretary of
state, left for his home In Ohio. He
has remained here since his retirement
at the request of Secretary Root and
has been in daily consultation with
Mr. Root and Mr.. Bacon, acquainting
them with certain departmental bust
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
an.eph ,rnsten Dead FROM eunshot

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. 24.-Joseph
NEasten, who was accidently shot
through the abdomen while hunting
near Waikiki OF Saturday, died at the
Kingston city hospital last night. His
cousin. who had the gun when it was
discharged ana who carried Masten on
his back two miles before reaching
help. is i'll from shock
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
n. w. Niles Tennis Champion.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. "A. = n.
w. Niles, 90, of Boston won the Har-
ward tennis championship here, de
feafng +. J. SuIloway of Franklin
Falls, n. H., in straight sets, 6-1, 6-3
and Go. Niles is the national inter
scholastic champion.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
nnrrlnr wns an In.nne patient.

MIDDLETOWN. Conn. Oct "A The
authorities have learned that Edward
Kemp. who was arrested in IIaddan
for burglary, escaped last July from
the Waterbury WG Insane asylum.
THE prisoner will be held awaiting the
arrival of a keeper from the asylum
90 take him back there.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
s.n,iaeo rnaer MARTINI Law.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Oct. 24-There
has been continued rioting here by
strikers. ana many persons have been
killed or wounded The rioters attack
ed the gas works. but We're repulsed.
Troops are expected, and the depart
ment has been declared in state Of
eiege.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
Tiger Lily Wins at Chicago Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct "a The Chicago
horse show has opened in a manner
that promises to eclipse all previous
affairs of this kind ever held in the
west. Tiger Lily, owned by Reginald
Vanderbilt, won a prize in the harness
class,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
Plague In vicksburg Prison.

VICKSBURG, Miss, oct Colour
new cases of yellow fever and no
deaths are reported here. The new
cases include one in the city prison,
which is the first city institution to de-
veiop a case of fever.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
saw "nappylnndy Before His Death

NEW YORK. Oct 20. - Frederick
Ranken, the librettist and author of
the book of the comic opera Happy
land" now running at the Lyric thea
ter In this city, is dead here of typhoid
fever. He was taken i'll ON the first
night of his new opera, when he wit
messed the presentation against the or
ders of his physician. With Reginald
De Koven he was under contract to
write a new opera each year for four
years for Henry w. Savage, The first
of them, THE Gingerbread Man." is
now in rehearsal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28
Faunce's words to Business Men

BOSTON, Oct. n President w. r.
r. Faunce Of Brown university and
President George b. Stewart of the
Auburn q. " Theological seminary
were the principal speakers at the third
annual conference of the Federation of
Mems Organizations in the churches
of New England, held here last night,
President Stewart spoke of the work
accomplished by the organization.
President Faunce in referring to the
nonchurchgoing class said, "The bust
ness men of today, owners Of vast
steam railroads, bankers, officers and
directors of life insurance companies.
especially the latter, give considerably
more time to business than they do to
the church"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-28

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. "a
The city and county board of health
has raised the quarantine that has been
In force since July %.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
HAMPTON.

DR.. Davenport attended til,
house party at Jas. Chambers, 81
near Bayou last week.
DR.. Crawford returned from Il
tour around the world last week.
DR.. +. b. Hardin left Monday
for Morton , Gap where he will
practice his profession.
Prof. VI G. Nelson and Mis-,
N,ttic la,hcr spent last week IN
Paducah and Smithland.
The party given at the home ol
Mrs. America Carpenter Saturday
night was nice affair
Rev Newt Robinson preached to
a large congregation here last Mon.
day night.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

day- la, week in Livingston run,y.
buying lutacco.
frd Binklry took ga, a car hal
IT rattlr and hog. saturday
fr,l low aud vii yi.it,l par
"nt- IN Marion sunday
III" saw mill. arr msh,l nov
with order. from thu mincs and con.
tractor The tim,.r IL l,ing rap
idly consumed and -,on thu. So.
ton will not have timl.r ior icnu
p-p-ts
The kcy,,ou, mine. ar nov ct
ting uui the h-j par and lead or.
ever found Ia hi. di.ltiyl and Their.
~'rm, a. h. an abundance. Il il
The company hl. I-nt grrat
deal IT time aul money ou thi-
prospect and H.. many iri,nd- haw
rr5''o'l with them in lhi. plrudid
find
OPERATION. w 'h, Harl plar.
hav l-ru temporarily .usI. nJ,I
on a0"mt "l pump, hraking
down. The prospect. an, very
encouraging and doub,lc,. thr work
will !" pushed a. q dni.h ns r,rid.
~ rs possible
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
CRAYaEvlLlE.

Mr. Lula Darlington !. very 10
again.
Have. Iauul,, 1t NIlah. Wash
Is visiting l6rni. herr
Rev. II. + Iayol~ h..vi IN,
Oakley. appointment, ih, fourth
sunday with an excellent -r.
mon
Mr., William Mycr. died llu. 1.
Funeral rNic. wrr conducted ly
Bn. llolloman.
McCaslin y Go. .pll their stock
VI RSul,io Cupk u nDrr,h
lIaslcn mn. here fr,u Wash.
ing,on.
Rev. ], VI. HAYDEN aud daughter.
Mary, II Cairo, H.. vi.i,c J. ".
NcCaslin and tamil, last Ncrk.
Ruff. Dctcc .pn, Christina.
with his parent.
Robert lCloc. Of lnioniopn, was
benz SUNDAY.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
TRADEWATER.

Walker a Mctmu,lllmy, moves
their saw mill tu Iaur- ru.br..
Clark Qu,rirrmuu, Killed ,rel
ioN Ia-t week that hJda leather col
lar round II, ucrk
e. W Allu went t. Marion lat
week
N aud fnuI, err killed. q vui
that mca,urd time fcf aud tu
inches from tip To tip
" \ lIolloman made .oiu,
gprd mu.i, att " Allen. TN.
day nigh, within. gnploplour.
Mr. lda Chandler visited Mr.
Laura urr last week
W X bowel i. Teaching p.-l
'chuul q, pr.p,t
Nick Fox and family visited ~,
family II u. II Cuvcll Sa,urla,
night and Sunday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
IRON HILL.

Charlie Bccson, II Providence,
bough, al"ut all Of the tobacco III
thi, section Last week, the price.
ranging above e. pr hundred.
Marru. lIorning ,prnt last sun
day with John Brown.
l.. T. Lamb lch herr ior Re-
Ark, last week. 10 spend several
weeks.
Jim Robinson, oi Tribune, ,prnt
last Sunday withfmukliu Curry.
Ed Dian i. visiting in Ieyiug.
ton.
The musicale 81 j y. DEAN
lat Wednesday night wa. arg J.,
attended.
Marion Mcconnell. Of Marion. 3.
visiting here.
Burt Walker ha. hI, new huu,,
about completed
Tom III Walker and plvi. Horn,
ing attended church u Blackburn
last Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
LOLA.

nr Mn..,pfur ,,I v,,. 80.
called To Clay last saturday uu ar.
count Of the 'lluy'' II nt Mason.
cup mother
W Champion and wife 'l'ul IL,
holidays with r'la'i''- at Campbell
No.
=. u Jameson, an "ll ,ud r'.
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'7~s
g. r. Trmlr.. ,rJ ,,t. t...
sr. .I.,. NJ -
tive.
r v,,
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
NEW SALEM.

W. ladi m. moyoi lu The ht.
II. j. u tmru. hrm rpu,ly
uoupi,d lN Dave l.oyrlr.-. WIN ln.
mov,l I" hi. farm In Livingston
county
john tapuu b. having R-sl
tin, At barry. Ferry
less T,urt l. all .uil, li'.a
10y al hi. hwu-
VIII uun,,t aud vii, rent Sun.
,lay Al ". :. l"wrtys.
The big tu'lrn mil !. ready lot
operation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
lEVlAS.

i II ihplkrld ul ,arrvillr
visited hrr, hast wrrk
vi summer lu-t , psh hur.,
last Thural1,
Mis-. Ethel rrir i. visiting hrl
sister m Marion this wrrh
TEL Thr.lkcli, II lo, spent -,.
rml day. herr last week amnnp
tfirni. anil r.laliws.
Mr.. Nan Millikan, al Hodge
mines, visited irirnds and relatives
herr Sunday
J. 4 Davidson Tsat swnl
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

u u Woliorl. Superintendent
At ID, Ehhy llrlgr mur d. work
ms o. tull crew ul men
Haywood lIi,k- ha. muv,d Ia
The smith lnvrr, farm
The sick q, pr.rn, ar Mr.
lr--c Tynrr, Mr. frd Capron and
Z H. llarprndirR aud daughter.
Mis-. Cartir
lIcur Bron.,rr ha. l'oughta new
organ
] 4 Al,i. va. "a, gust II tlT
llarpuding h"y- saturday nigh,
The lu,al option tight ia Salem
Be- waxing warm. Zach .il, claiming
they will win
Mr.. " a. HAYDEN. II Salem.
visited hen Thur-hy
John llau-uiiug and Dr. Fo,
mld' their usual iup. SUNDAY
Mr. H5uyh, Harris. ui SALEM.
,i.i,rl hyr h'',r hm,h l,,
w,tk
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
BLACKBOARD.

John lsucr j. improving
ri Walker, II l'incy, la, uo,cI
herr.
r. y Grady ha. muyol 10 hi.
farm IN Cu,,cudru.
Thr Blarkiord ll,uk /. doing hu.
iuc.' in the new building
II Il Hanna va, IN Shuehirr..
vile hi. week a. -r hI. mother
whu !. wry ~.
\ l., Gmdy and wifi hsv, glu,
10 housekeeping IN the ". y. Cain
huu,y.
Il l.. hollcr .pn, la, week in
uvcn.burn.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
As Gathered by Our Efficient
Correspondents.
lEvlAS.

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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
GAINESVILLE.

Ioui, Rutter has gone to Evans.
willie 10 seek employment.
Rcys. Roc, Of the Christian
church. and Il. l.. Price, Of thc
Presbyterian, filed appointment,
here Sunday.
Clemens 4 likcn. have shipped
one hundred bushels II meal Ia
Nashville.
Mr.. Jane. Harmon is on the
sick lit.
Harry Watson, 81 EIinbc,htovn,
vas in town Saturday
Miss MAY Hale. II Salem, i. thr
gur,, u Cha,. Davi.
Cha, owen. and family, Of ARK
ansas, arr visiting DR.. q. Il Kidd
and other relative.
The John llopkin. and Iur Fowl.
cr ar making regular trip. irom
Evansville 10 Paducah Owing "a
low water they Lyy,. upt I.,if uui
sinc July.
Will Bridges /. on two week +.
VACATION and /. visiting friend. IN
Tolu.
Nick Bridge aud sherman Ruth.
ing vent To Evansville lat week
with .ioyk.
John Hlanhol,, Clcyr Fuller and
Web Thrlkcld visited friend. 1T
Marion, III, last vrk.
lIcrlcr, Morris, NJ Marion, wa.
in town this wrrk.
Mis- Mamie la,c. la, gonr hack
20 Grand River. to lrgiu her -chuol
work.
james Wick. ihr nov larl.r.
report. q gid trade
Clemens a l.ikuns ryy,iytd "a
lnrRc II coal last wurk
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
RUTH.

John sullivan. went 10 Missouri
Satnrday.to,look outa locati0nInd
cNpccts.to move there IN the near
future.
Press Blackburn went tu Hugh
Pilots in Crittcndcn county Sa,ur.
day
k"l sullivan and wife. II fuou,
ndEobc:Iarri.:and J T Morgan
.pcnttSunday with g " Nin.ou
and. family
our rural route /, getting along
fine. Carrier IuW,ry has stove
which be- carrie, along with him 10
III. buggy
Their Wa 900 Interesting singing
at !. T Morgan SUNDAY might
Allow ..u...,o congratulate you VIZ.
Editor, in selecting q partner lo
help fight thr lat,lr. IT lir Truly
q lrlpm"t, al,o help eat
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Notice

No,i0' Is hereby given To thu nh.
l'' 'ha, "nc Abraham !. P,t, !.
MT our aEnt nor Is he au,hor,srl
tn rll timber nor To collcc, munry
therefor, nor 10 act for Us In any
capacity whatever a. aernt ~ 9TH.
cr'isc either In Livingston az rr,,.
tendon coun,ic' or clscwhrr..
lnrks & o'Bmt>.
Ivy Tho. O'Brcn andJ n iouLs
Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
SlSC0 CHAPEL.
Mrs. Luna Johnson visited Mrs.
ThoS. Burk'ow Tuesday.

Mrs. Luna Johnson visited Mrs
ThoS. Burk'ow Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Johnson visited at +
NJ SiSco's Friday
Ben and Roy SiSco made bu,i.
ness trip To Lyon county last week
Lacy and Bert Bateman visited
their sister, Mrs. Johnson, sunday
Miss Gill Watson returned home
sunday rom q VISIT To relatives IN
"'o'''r county,
PRAYER mreting.c,crv "Wednesday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.
CHAPEL HILL.

Uncle Andy Hill wa, inferred
here last week He was 80 years
old and lived most Of his life in
this neighborhood and was friend
10 all who knew him.
Miss Ada Hughc, gave a Christ
mas dinner which was well attend
ed and all had good time.
Jas. Hill and wife were visiting
Everett Bcbout in Marion Sunday.
There was a surprise party at Cal
Adams Wednesday night and II
people were there.
Some Of the boys have been de-
livering tobacco and report they are
well pleased with The way il
weighs.
James Fowler and wife visited in
Marion Sunday
The tackv party at ". =. Ward's
was well attended Saturday night
with Misses Ada Hughes and Milsic
Ward getting the prizes.
Fred Hill and George Stoyall re-
turned from the west Christmas eve
satisfied 10 stay a while in old Crit
tcndcn.
Albert Walker has moved ou his .
fathers place near here.
]. G. Minncr and family were in
the Oak Grove section Sunday.
W. ?. Lloyd and wife were down
10 see Mr.. Minner Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
WESTON.

There is good boating stage Of
water in the river at present and
the packets are out again the first
time since oct 9Th.
u. II King and family have
moved To Greens Chapel ncighbor.
hood.
W T. Scott and wife visited rcl.
atiyc- in llliuoi. Saturday and sun.
day.
Faycltc fmyscr, ofCayc-iu- Rock
was here Saturday
Mis- Hattie Duyall, oi Nation.
spent tn holiday. with her sister.
Mn. A. Il llugh,-. Of this place
William Siglrr and Luther Low.
cry LEFT from thi, part Monday ior
Whiting Mo
Marion Duwll # pycu.hurg.
Tenn, and Mrs lillic Du,all. Of
Marion, were guest. Of friends and
RELATIVES herr Last week
The Christina, the AZ 'hy &. +.
church va, largely attended and
highly appreciated hy ~
We ar pleased a. chronicle N,
recovery u Mi, Mamie llugic-
who ha, i.vu suffering with a
severe bite by @ .piirr
RanHr King who ha. l,ru -uf.
i"ring from . broken arm. D.. mn.
proving and ~ wish a. tender
thank. Ia Frank nudg, II Marion
io1klnduc>- shown him during his
injury
Miss. lI,iip md llIh puull
dcclarr ID, excursion imm ,u,,uu
Patch tn Weston a. T. The mos,
thrilling ADVENTURE Il their live.
The Spngu, under ,hlrg IT
zap, pink Sturgeon AMI ENGINEER
Row !. lIughr-, mae, % living trip
o. NMuuwtuwu and riumvd sat.
urlay making the trip iu hour.
cap, " r. Will"m, II F.rI'.
Ferry, Wa her Thursday
Henry li,,rll. vho ha. l.,u ia
unala.ka, Ark several mouths.
-prnl The holiday. with hi. family
Gcu ] Duugla, and family ~.
turned bumr sunday after a week +.
.iay with relative IN Hardin
county.
chester Truiit, -. II Rulncy
attended meeting here SUNDAY
night
!. W Tuit, visited home iulk.
At Rulnry sunday afternoon
tine IT thu most pl,a-an, event.
q invent lat,, va. the leap wear
party given by Mr. aud Mr.. lno
:, Heath, New Year. ',,. At their
home un Main -,rr,. The 4rial
tcing given Ia honor IL Mis-. lu-,.
phiuy Smith, un, Il Heath. n,u.l
charming aud popular Young ladir.
The pluu -plos hy ui-- lulu
liugh,> w,r quit" pleasing a, Wa
1l'n IT, music rendered ly Mis-.
u.p'Iiu Smith Mis-, birdie
lluf.e. assisted Boz Entertaining
Nu-l ud gwr> v,r mdulpd boo.
aiturIvb.rl wa-Qur,I auction tuk
p.lo which, afforded much amu,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Snate 81 eatftisbem.

Grant golIon, 20, 1884 Sbluon
GtraBe, Der i'm 8erba4te iie9t, msbs
rere giliarbbdae 9efOblen gu babsn,
eina oefern Nbenb on Der %. StraBe
unb Der @hrtsIbabn bic gahngeleiie
entlnng, ais er bonn POli3iiten S&sD
eetroffen Duros, Der i'm anrisf, um
i'm ausaufra9en.
@OIion eab Gerien9elb unb ba ss
Itien, als ob er ibm entrinnsn perbe.
sug er iein s9isbsiIsn uno CAB me6rere
e6hIls a6, Die ieoO9 our JOlae batten,
baB @olion nur nod 10 biel i4neler
lisf.
Ses Weees tommenoe Wdnner bers
traten i6m ipdtsr ben Weg, 10 oaB e
gslans i'm feif3unebmen. er ptro ftt
ssesn bic 4ntlage oes Siebfabls 3t1
bernnttuorten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Gbtneiem. .S6mmg9el
Surd Sabnbeoisnfete.

g1 Yao, Ser, 2. Mai. Wier
gebienitete Der Soutbern pacifie=gabn
finb in 2orosburg, q. d., untsr Der
Intlase in Saft, Gbinsien in bic Ier=
eini9ten staaten einsei9musselt gu
baben. Gs fnb: %. 9. Miten, O. u.
Wiie, u. %. pOtusu uno 5. @Oboarb.
Die beiben grfiersn iinS @onbucteure.
0iels gbineIsn tuurbsn in lsBter 3sii
iiber Die meritanif9e @ren3e ein9e-
i4muggelt. Cine ganse @agenlabung
iOlaer puroe pOr einigen 5asen sr
Dumu abssfabt. Cine llntsriu6ung,
bic Sbeoo. S9muder bonn Separte.
ment FIR Sanoel unb Wrbeii fE5rte,
leitete sur @erbaftung Der bier gabn.
beoieniteten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Istiammlans Ses Sdoisite
Surubereias.

Ser Stbieite Surnberein bielt gefern
Gbeno feline regelmdBi9e 4efddftsber=
iammlune ab, tpel9s bonn 2. Spreter
sr0ffnet uno geleitet wuroe. gs muir
ben IL neus Mitgliebsr aufaenOmmsn
uno 9 neue 4anoioaten aur Nufnabme
borssfdla9sn. 9lls Sslesaten our 8e=
sirfsta9iabun9 wurben bic Surner
Sobn @itel unb Otto @raf, als griab.
mann @uit. Sall ertpdblt. Surnlebrsr
uno S9aBmeiftsr rei9ten our all9e.
meinen 8efrisbisune iebr gHniti9e gss
ri6ie Elm. Sie Wabl zines l. Sprsders
fel auf ben bisberi9en 2. Spre9er
Jrst. Mad, fur bas frei eetporbens
Imt purbe 2puis Surman gemdbli
unb on befisn STEELE purbe ais @sr-
trausnsmann Sobn Sobn srtOren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Soa oie Toit ssm,tB6rau9t
babsa.

Sofepb Sat9, elm 80 Sabre alter
GARNER. Der in Der Ndbe bon gltbart
@o6nt. tuurbe bsuts frhb nod bier ee=
bra6t, I'm Dem SOuibsrn Mi6igan
Siifrict bes Ser. ct. @eri9tes iibsr=
liefert 5u perben. Sat9 tuurbs burG
ben StaatssSeputp Mari9aa Wiliou
oerbaftet uno bic Mntlass, bic poF su
S9winoel3weden bsnuBt su baben,
purbe 9e9en i6n erbpbsn. .. u. Mc-
2inlep & 60. aus New Ocrt, Ysrs
lagsbu85anolung erboben bic Intlase.
M2inlep & 60. gebsn an, baB Satd
bic pof benuBt, cine Senbuns 8a9e,
fi4 i9iden gu lafisn, fir tpsl9e er lid
3u 3ablen gewei9ert baben iOq. Satt
1T wO6lbabsno unb bat einen gutter
2eumunb, er eiebt an, baB i'm BIZ
gu6banblung tpseen Wsinungsper'
ibieben6eiten in einsm 8h1erb anbe
bsrfolge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Samen=Yereim oes Saoiette
Snrn=8ereias.

gines sahlreiden geiudss srfreute
f9 bic MOnats=8eri weI4e
Der Samen=9srsin bes Sabfsite Surn=
bereins abbielt. @ier neue Mitglieber
wuroe1 in ben Iereiu aufseno mmen.
Srei tpeitere melosten f4 aur Mufnab,
me unb lieBen fd bur9 8ereinsmits
9lieoer sum 8Ori4fa9 brineen. 5ar
bas am Spnntas, 81. Mai, Ibsnos.
ab3u9altenoe srObe &artens8ournier,
on tusl9em fib Serren unb Samen be-
tbeiligen ueroen, uurosn bic umfans'
rei5itsn gOrbereiiungen 9etroffen unb
uisle i6Dne prsiie tuinten ben Siegern.
Grau Sanber, pel4e rudbreno biefes
Mtonats bic 2eituns in Sdnbsn bat,
bat eine Inaabl 10 ausge;ei9nstsr aifi=
iientinnen our Seite ffeben, bas
ein gutter grfOls i9On bon bornhsrein
9elt0ert lr.
9a bieies groBe Sournisr am britten
sunntass i'm MOnat Wai absIbaItsn
tuirb, tperben bic Samen bes 0ersins
ibre eigene 2artsnpartie i9on am auei.
ten Sonntas bieies Monats, alio am
IA. Wai Nadmittngs abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
SoctaIer Tttrnperettt.
Seute Mbeno, regeIm6Btge
Werjamtt tnIttn9.
Srrtnais befaaosn.

CHARLES 5. Sunt, 1ll2 g6ur9 Str.,
Der am Samfag als Geuerwebrmann
reiisnirie, tpirb bD9Fpabrideinli1 our
llnterftiBung aus bem SUPERINTENDENT
bere9ti9t isin, ba Der Wann bic &sf9=
nation In einem 3utanoe Der llnsus
rs4nunssfdbistsit einsereidt baben foa i.
gr tpurbe gsfsrn bur6 cine GOmmiis
Iion irrfinnis ertldrt. Junt mar
Witglieb Der @ompa9nie gso. 18 on Der
Wef Morris Ctr. unb feline 2ameras
ben bemertten feinsn 3uitanb, als er
i6nen ert!drts, er babe eins erDbe CRIB
f9aft 9ema9t uno 9eoente benz Mabor
Der stabt iotpie nuh alien Seuertpsbr=
lsuten Elm grObes Banquet su gsbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Sndem Gnabe fir einsm brmta=
len WGroer.

Die Nnpdlte bes farbisen W6rbers
8ertlsp Smith iinb unentpe9t bemhbt,
Die iibsr ibrsn @lisntsn psrbdnste SO=
bssitrafe in cine Jreibeitsfrafe umge=
dnbert 81 isben unb tpie bsrlautet, fol=
len ii9 Sheriff SOurbier, iopie audi
Der Gounip. .@lert 9abis fhr Smith
beim gouberneur babin bertpenoei
babsn, baB beHsn Strafe in lebens=
ldnglI9s @sfdnsnibitrafs umssdnbsri
tperoe.
Gmiths Shat mar cine brutale, ri9i
nur, baB er auf feline 5rau, bic 9leit
nod bem srfsn S6ufe i5uer berpun.
bet our grbs iiiir3ts, nod msbrmals
i9OB, sr iGIus bic fferbeno auf oel
grbs lis9enbe 6rau nod mebrere WaI'
nit benz &ebOlberfolbsn auf ben &opf'
Den &eboln,r, nit tpel4em er Die Sbat
ausfhbrte, bate sr ii5 bereits um oiI
WittagsitunSs setauft. gr puroe bor
ben pOli3ifsn auf9esriffen, ebe er I'D
melt bon benz S4auplabe ieinsr Sba
entfernt bate.