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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
GILBERT PEDERSON KILLED.
STRUCK BY a LOCOMOTIVE
STEPPED IN Front 81 Moving KngIns-
Dsafh FSllews Qaiehiy vaIunbIs
Personal Emsets ON Bsdy-ownsd Du-
Iufh Property.

Gilbert Peterson met death under
the wheels Of a locomotive in the
yards OF the Occur d'Alene a Epo-
kane railway m this city Tuesday
moring at 6:15. He vas employed
at the mill Of the Lost Lake Lumber
company and was walking down the
track going to work when the loco
motive struck him. The engine was
backing down the track with brake
man on the step &C the rear OF the
tender and az It nearsd the man
both the bell and whistle warming
signals were sounded. Instead Of
keeping OF the track Peterson step
ped in front or the engine and was
run down a moment later. The en-
CINE vas reversed aud emergency
brakes applied but the speed could
not be checked in time to save the
man. His foot was caught under
one Of the sliding wheels OF the en-
CINE and the body dragged some dis
lance. The man vas dead when re-
moved from under the engine and an
ugly wound on the head near the
temple showed plainly the cause Of
death.
In the absence Of Coroner Sahin.
Justice Chamberlin was called and
held an inquest, J. P. FalIOn, L. H.
Offer. Ed. Bradbury, Charles Blum
berg, James wInnecott. George p.
Clark and David Meyers, acting IS
inrymen. After hearing the evi-
denoe the jury returned a verdict
Of accidental death, completely ex-
Onerating the railway company and
its employees from blame.
Peterson was a single lran about
forty yeaiH Of age and had been here
but shert time. He boarded with
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Holmes. he
owned property in Duluth. Mimi,
q tax receipt found with his effects
showing that his taxes were e100,
which would indicate that the prop
erty was OF considerable value. On
bis persen was found three pocket
books containing IS in currency and
Sl.90 ia silver. A bunch OF keys.
certificate Of deposit on First Nation
al bank Of Seattle for S2e5. certic-
ficate OF deposit on the First Ma
tional hank Of Superior Wis, for
$663. So, one s20 gold piece. Gre
silver dollars, one note for 500
signed By q. NJ. Larson and one one
for $3.50 signed by J. Hanson, one
gold watch and chain we're among
his effects.
In the sbsence Of legal heirs his
personal property will bs turned over
to the county treasurer, who II pub
lie administrator. aud disposed of In
the manner prescribed By law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07

and the present bearing Is to deter
mine the mineral or nonmIneraI
character Of the land.
'fMr. Collier and r. M. Goodwin.
special genlogist for the interior de-
partment located at Spokane, have
for several months been on the
ground making investigations for the
purpose Of qualifying as witnesses
TO testify at the hearing as 10 the
character Of the land from q gsolog-
ical standpoint.
There was q partial hearing Of the
same matter year ago. but Il only
involved the conflicting interests Of
the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany and certain mineral claimants,
and the latter defeated the Railway
company In 80 far as their interests
we're Involved.
In case either party feels agRriev
ed az the decision Of the receiver Of
the local land Office an appeal may
be taken 20 the commissioner Of the
general land Office, and either party
may appeal from the findings Of the
commissioner to the secretary Of the
interior. The decision Of the secre-
tary il FINAL and no further action
can be taken until patents shall
issue for the land. when an action
in equity is the usual procedure. .
The land Is located south Of wal
lacesalonR the st. Joe river. There
are but few settlers on the land.
Part Of the land 10 controversy Is
that embraced within the proposed
Shoshone forestry reserve The geoI-
oRists for the railway company have
been working on the land and q
lively contest is being waged.
~. r. Samuels. Of st. Paul, is
attorney for the Northern Pacific and
has bad q number Of witnesses on the
stand for the company. The exam
ination Of these witnesses will be
completed today. Next week the
government will put its witnesses on
the stand and 1t Is expected that the
taking OF testimony will not be com
pleted for several days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
BAsk a TRUsT cOAPANT BLOCK.
IL Modern Banking aud Once Baiiding-
Cost $4,000.

Il Modern BarkIHg and Once BaiIding-
cost $4,000.
The Occur d'Aleue Bank & Trust
company, Of which j. J. Brown,
the we'll known pioneer citizen and
business man o. Spokane, is the prin-
cipsl owner, has completed its new
brick building on the corner Of Sher-
man and Second streets. Il is q
rreditsble monument to the enter-
prise Of the company and shows the
confidence Of its owners ia the future
Of the town, for IL is such building
as one might expect to ZEE In a much
larger city than this
The building is three story bud
pressed brick, with grey Tenino sand
stone basement. II fronts so feet
on Sherman street and 60 feet on
Second. In the basement are the
boiler for steam heating the buildie.
fuel room. two steel lined fire proof
vaults and eight good rooms suit
able for Offices. The frst door con
tains the banking room thirty feet
square, divided into rooms for the
bank officials, the business room
aud large lobby for the use of the
public in transacting business with
the institution. In the center of
this room and surrounding an iron
post is a cirular desk with bank sta
ionery and all necessary convenienees
for the transaction Of business. The
furnishings are OF black walnut and
plate glass. A safety deposit vanlt
aud money vault open from the bank
ing room, the doors Of which are
made air tight and the vaults fire
proof. One contains 100 steel safe
deposit boxes and In the other Is
placed the latest pattern of a manan-
ganese, burglar proof safe with a
three time lock.
The vaults are steel lined and
electric lighted. The lobby, hall.
way aud toilets are tiled flooring.
On the left Of the main entrance
are three large rooms which are &C
oupied by the Interstate Telephone
company aud at the Second street
entrance are two office rooms.
The second and third floors are cut
up into seventeen rooms each
conveniently arranged and we'll
lighted. On each Of the floors are
lavatories aud the rooms are steam
heated.
The interior wood fnish of the
building is in Old Mission style and
very neat. The building Is eleotri-
cslly lighted and the windows are all
large plate glass which adds to its an
pearance as we'll as furnishing good
light 20 the rooms, The building
and furnishings cost $50. coo.
The bank is now occupying It's
new quarters.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND CASE.
cout-st over 81. Joe Timber Lanas Before
Local once.

coat-st over 81. Joe Timb~r Laaas Before
LEGAL once.
The titleto about $50, 600 acres
Of government land is on trial 10 be
local land office this week. The his
tory OF this litigation really dates
back seveal years 60 the time Of the
creation OF the mineral land commits
soin whose duties we're 10 classify the
land grant lands OF the Northern
Pacific and segreagte that which was
determined to be mineral from the
agricultural lands. The Northern
Pacific, under the act OF congress
had the choice Of other
lands IL might see &c to select. The
company kept an expert out with the
commissioners all the time, whose
duty was TO carefully note the condi-
tious OF the land examined. 40 &C
count was taken Of the timber aside
from that suitable for railroad ties
and IL there was enough of this the
commissioners were asked 10 classify
il as nonmineral. II il was good
farm land aud accessible the same
effort was made to have il kept out
Of the mineral classification II the
laud was mountainous aud rocky
there was no objection 10 its being
classified as mineral. Thus the whole
railroad land Rrnat Of Idaho and
Montana was gone over and classified
by the commissioner. That class
ihcation was accepted by the railroad
and the government. In the mean
time the lands In the st. zoe country
became valuable for their timber and
the Northern Pacific coveted their re-
turn TO lite possession. To secure
title TO them present litigation was
begun by the company.
George p. Gardner, assistant Unit.
ed States attorney for the department
Of the interior, Is In the city repre-.
senting the government ana Is accom-
panied by A. J. Collier, an expert
from the geological department, who
made an examination of the land In
controversy which was classified as
mineral. Mr.. Gardner makes the
following statement. regarding the
case:
The land in controversy is EN-
hraced in territory 20 miles wide
aud 40 miles long, located In Idaho.
The United States, by act of 1864
aud by joint resolution Of congress
in 1872, made a grant TO the North.
ern Pacific railroad Of not only
right OF way, but also the odd sec.
tions Of strip Of land on each side
Of tho riEth of way. The grant ex-
cepted all mineral lands, save iron
and coal.
"All lands involved are onsurvey.
ed aud this hearing is to be held
under an act Of congress authorizing
the appointment OF commissioners TO
classify the land granted in Montana
and Idaho. IL Is provided In the act
that any person, persons or corpora.
lions feeling aeerieved by the find.
ings Of the commission shall have
the right TO file protests, and hear
Ing will be ordered at the local land
office, to determine the fact as to the
character Of the lands. The commits.
sion classified this land as mineral
land, and excepted from the grant to
the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany. The company has protested
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07

VIM. Hays. the Post Fails saloon
keeper, plead guilty to the charge Of
assault on bis wife ON Monday, In the
probate court at Rathdium and was
hued ten dollars and costs by Judge
McCrea. The case bad been trans
tered TO the probate court from the
Justice court of Post Falls. Mrs.
Hays refused TO prosecute the case,
and the citizens Of Post Falls had to
take II up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
MEETING OF rar PRssnErERr
T~ssisR held IN ThIs CITY Tuesday ana
"Wednesday.

T~sstsR H~ia in ThIs city Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
A session Of the Spokane Piesby.
terry Was held 10 the Presbyterian
church 10 this city Tuesday and
Wednesday, with 40 attendance Of
twenty ministers and ten elders. Rev.
S. ~. Ware, Of Spokane. the retiring
moderator, delivered the opening ser
mon Tuesday evening. taking for bis
subject Giving - . Means Of
Druce. The session elected Rev. o.
s. Wilson, Of Boomers Ferry, ~
moderator for the coming six mont be
and be had charge Of the meeting.
Three ueA ministers were received
from other places aud given work,
Rev. Robert johnson at Harrington.
Rev. W. G. Jones at waterville. aud
Rev. X. A. Smith AZ Bethel church.
Spokane. Two ministers were trans.
fefred to other Presbyteries. Rev. !.
\. Roberts going 10 Kansas City aud
Rev. Doyle 10 Nebraska City, Neb.
ID. II. BudlonG, Of this city. was
appointed attorney for the board Of
church erection.
Most OF the ministers left wednes-
day evening 10 attend the annual
meetiu Of the Synod of Washington
81 Hoquism.
Before adjournment resolut ions
we're passed thanking the pastor for
the use Of The church aud the mem.
bers for the kind entertainment ex-
tended the visitors.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
SUNDAY scRooL CONVENTION
Hests In Thas City Tuesday and wesinrs-
day, October 20 aud r..

Meets In Tlhs City Tuesday and wesln.s-
DAP, October "a aud r..
The Sunday schools OF Koutenai
county are to bold a convention in
this city Tuesday aud "Wednesday,
October - and %. An interesting
program Is being prepared for the
convention and some Of the leading
Sunday school workers of the paci
&c northwest will be present aud Is
the wish Of those having the matter
In charge that every Sunday school
in the county should be represented.
The superiutendents aud teachers are
requested to attend. Rev. w. G.
Merritt, Of Tacoma, viii represent
She international Sunday school rs.
ISOLATION, aud several officers Of the
Eastern Washington aud Northern
Idaho association will be present and
make addresses, Some OF the leading
pastors Of Spokane have been engaged
TO lend their assistance Ia the work
Free entertainment will be provided
to all WIN attend the meeting aud
those who expect to be present are re
quested TO send their names 60 Mrs.
&. s. Bonner Of this city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07
MANsE OPENING.
A Pleasant Evening" as the New Pressy-
terIan Hone.

terrain Hsus.
The trustees and building commit
tee of the Presbyterian church kept
open house at the new manse, corner
Sixth aud Indiana on Monday even.
ing. Notwithstanding the rain the
commodIous parsonage was filled
with cheerful friends from the aged
people as we'll as those Of younger
years. The elders and their wives as
sisted in receiving and by the kind
ness of friends there was an abun-
dance Of fTappe as we'll as more SUBJ
stautiRl refreshments, Representa-
tives of other churches as we'll as OF
citizens in general, responded to the
cordial invitation that had been ex-
te nded to the public to attend.
The manse is substantial build
ing Of two stories with full stone
basement and large attic. IL is
electric lighted aud we'll supplied
with plumbing aud ehen the furnace
is installed II will be thoroughly
modern. It stands as a monument
to the henevoleuce OF the people and
executive ability Of the officers Of the
church. Il will make pleasant
preacher home for years IL no aeoi-
dent "Details aud will be another addi-
tion to the rapidly Increasing number
Il good homes in our city.
The churches Of Occur d'Aleue are
rapidly equippinR themselves with ap-
places In the way II buildings aud
soon the worshipers viii feel that the
comforts and conveniences Of which
the east is proRd are being dupli-
GATED in this young bur aggressive
northwest. Matters Of religion aud
education keep pace with material
enterprises aud undertaking. are be-
ing pushed so earnestly. There IL
cooperation from the outside that 4
seldom seen black east. =
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07

A moving picture show Of war
scenes from the battles Of the japan.
ese war with Russia, including ] 2, :
600 feet Of films. Is billed for the
Auditorium Monday evening. The
chow is said to be very good aud Is
given by a japanese.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
9te btatsem 9osisbauier.

Die @eiunbbeitsbshbrbs ssbt unent-
tpegt gs9sn bic billiaen 9osisbduier bor.
in tpel&en bic Weni4en tpie Bieb, 3u
atuansig unb mabr perionen In ben
S4lafquartisren 3uiammen sspfer4t
f9lafsn. SaB bisis 2sute nntiirli9
nur aus Spariamteitsriidii9tsn fi9 10
sini5rdnten, 1T islbfbsrfdnbIi9 unb
ouB Die Wabl3eiten bsrfelbsn f9 Dem
aDgemeinsn SpariamfsifspIans OH.
f9miesen ldbt fi9 eruarten. 3uisbsln,
trodenes groSt unb gier finb bic
5auptnabrungs Mittsl, obglsid bic
Msbr3abl bisfer 2eute bod sana quite
gsrbisnits auf,upeiien babsn. Sof.
fentlia aelinst es balo ben sesen ale
@eiunbbeitsregeln bsritobenben 3u=
fidnben Elm @nbe 3u MAIDEN.
Or. Surtb bon Der Staats-@siunb.
bsitsbsb6roe empfa6l in elmer tBraliG
abosbaltenen Sibung Gewalt anau=
member, falIs fd 2suts ben fanitdrsu
8essIn wioerieBen iOllten, falls nbtbis.
empfabl er iogar bic W6bel 3a entfer'
men uno gu bsrbrsnnen uno faas fid
bic 6amilienglieber tuiberieBlid eruei'
fen fOlltsn, empfahl er ffarfe Mdnne,
nit WaRer uno Seife in Mrbsit a.
HELEN, 2ein @eri9t Der WeIt ptrb
in iOl4sm Galle auf e9abeneriab ct
fenneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Snbianappis, Snt., Sreias, IA Sul 1905
u II frmf!

Qm 26. unb 27. Nusuit finoet in
gpanspiIe bic ,tpsite 9pnbsntion oes
staatsperbanbss bsuti4sr Iersine bon
Snbiana itatt.
Wis not9wenoiS Elm enser 4n'4luB
unb esesnisitises 3Iiammenpirten bss
Ssutiatbums iit, 6aben bic Icr9dngs
Der lebten 3eit ssntsenb bepieisn.
geIammt maHsn mir unisren gins
fuB esltsno mu9en, wsnn mir unisrsr
bsrbargten &s9ts ni9t bsraubt iein
pollen.
gs srgsbt bssbalb all ole isne Der
sinisunsen bes SIaatss, bic nod nid9t
,um Gtaatsbsrbanbs gsbOrsn, bic gitte :
su Der In goanspIls tagenoen spsitsn
@onbention Wertrster 3u entienben.
Die bsuti9s q}rshe bes Staatss,
G9ulmdnnsr, bsuti9s @emsinben unb
ale Sieisnissn, bsnen bis grbaltung
bes Ssuti9t5ums am 9sr3sn lisst uno
benen ibre giirssrfreibsiten tbeuer iinb,
psrben bringsno sebsten, on bieiem
ginisuneswsrts mit3uI4affen.
indianapolis, I'm Suli 1905.
Sofepb Seller,
prdfoent.
=. SO. 2peper, Setretdr.
(Die Ssrrsn Gollegen i'm Staats finb
esbstsn, bieIem aufrufs bic tpsitmbs'
Iidfs gerbreitung 81 gebsn. - .. @so.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Neme @a6erle
SIN bieiem Ipnat boIlenbet.

Die Snbianapolis Wafier 60. sr=
tuartet, nit Der 2eeuns bss 36.30llissn
9auptrob-s bon Der pumpfatiOn nod
benz uuteren StabttbeiI @nbe bisIer
Wo9e fsrtig su isin. Die arbeiten
unter benz Jal Greet iino 6eenoigt uno
Die stuei Arbeitsrsruppen, uel9e ein=
amber entge8sn arbeiten, fino in uns
niittelbarer Ndbe gu sinanosr. Gin
grobss 8erbinounssrObr 3luii9en benz
Sauptrobr unb Der pumpfatipn, tpel-
DIES nd9fsn Montas in Obio gegOhen
tuerben tpiro, mub nod selsst tperoen,
bO9 tann oiss gei9sben, iobalo es bier
if. Die neue Waferleituns miro Der
stabt beRsren Sdub ssgen Seuersses
fabr sepdbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
0ebartstassfeier TN Sieaertrans.

His 2iebertrdnalsr bisltsn ssitern
Nbsno probs ab, bie aubsrgetp6bnIi9
gut beiu9t tpar. gs tpurbs hsibig an
ben gsgrhBunsslisbsrn fur bic Souls.
pillsr @dfie 9siibt.
Sn 9lnbstra4t Der tparmsn Mbsnbs
wurbe bsi9luRsn. bon isbt ab Big Sep.
tember abue9ielnb cine probs in Der
9a0s uno cine i'm Greien ab3ubaltsn.
Gum S9lub murbs Der @sburtstag bes
Serrn &ub. @utb, zines Der dltelfen
Witglieoer oes 2ieoertrana sefsiert.
gs berriate cine 9emiitblids, heitere
Stimmung unter ben NntpsIenbsn unb
man9es @las uurbs auf bas fstners
Wuhlergebsn bes @eburtstagstinoss ge-
leert, Der feline Ganeesbriiber burd
sinen tur3en 8ortrag ieines9sbsnslaufs
In Amerita erfreute. @rff als Der ubr.
3si9er f9 beosntlid Der 3uOlftsnStunbs
ndberts, ba9te bic In animirteter
Stimmung fh befinbli9e 8eisui9afi
ans 9eim9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
yoli,siltnes.

8eprge 8rics bon gto. 979
Warplanb=S =Strabe, benz aeitern Ta9=
mittas Der ionoerbare einfal fam, on
Der Weit 0ermont-Strabs elm Mit=
ta9si4ldfden su balten, tuurbe burt
bie RaoIer Dull uno S6ine bsrbaftst.
elmer Serter, 533 Sao SGi:
nois Str, ben man nerod9ti9t, bae
er emma 8alsntine um $40 srlei9.
tsrts, purbs bsrbaftst. Ssrtsr ioq fur;
Dor benz 0eri9winben bes @eloes I'm
3immer seuefen iein.
% NJ. W oIfiffer, Der isin'
aorefe als 2amp unb pratt Ctr. an.
giebt, spurbe unter bic Wntlage be:
gummslns seffsllt unb bsrbaftet. Ssin'
ghrsi@aft betrdet $500. Die Setet.
tibes tpsiserien -f9 irgenb etwas iibe,
ben JaI berlauten 3u lafen.
Wainnie 5uIfs. 2032 Sobet
Sir.. wurbe bur9 bic polbifsn Smitl
unb Ofsp berbaftet. Sic ift bes Oieb.
ftabls angstlast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Nadl bsiBsr Sasa ssfaassa.

Na9 elmer Sa9o, bic f9 bonn Sauie
222 Wlintner Str. BIG tusftli9 gum
eagle @rest an Der Waibington Ctr.
sriirsdte, gsIang es snbIi4 ben 22Sabre
altsn gilbert MsBssr, sinsn frH6srsn
SnIahen Der Sulistte InifaIt, ein3ubo.
len uno Der in3wii9sn 6srbsissrufensn
poli3ei su iibsrgebsn. Die &aoler 5ul
uno Shine, tuel9en Elm giIruf 3uges
fanot tpurbs, lssten bie Sifan3 pOm
Gtations6auis nod bsm eagle Greet in
tpenigsr pis IL Uainutsn 3uriid, waren
absr bon aOpf BIB 3u ben Ghbsn mob,
aIs fis tpisber surtdtsbrtsn.
MsBgsr mirb als i9wa9fnnie gs.
mslost, bat aber aubsrgsw6bnlite
R6rpsrfrdits, unb i'm 2ampfs nit isi-
nsn @srfOlgern tpurbe isinsr Rleiouna
arg mitssipielt. gei antunft Der po'
li3si aber bate CT ii9 bereits bsrubigi,
10 baB sr obns Whbs in Si9srbsit gs=
bra1t tpsrben fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

Die @ntIase bes gummelns sesen bieieIben
erbpben.

Die 8smhbunssn Der poliaei, benz
gerbretsrsefnbsl Der Stabt ginbalt
3u tbun, merbsn nit gnsrsis fortges
seieBt. 0isle @orbsltrafts unb 0sr=
bd4tige uerben berbaftst, aber aud
man9er llni&uloi9e mub sur 3sit lsi-
ben. Sftmals aber i9eint es, unb 3uar
nit &edt, aIs ob benn bod bel Yer-
baftungen au tuenig 8erfanb gsbrau4t
tpirb. Soe @albin, 315 9lorb pine
Str., unb 9enrp 8rown, 16l5 @il.
liams Str, atpsi Is Sabre alts SUM-
gen, wurben ndmli9 untsr 9lntlage BEG
Bummelns berbaftst.
Sas gigent6mliae Bel bieier @er-
baftung 1T, oaB bsibe Sungen bonn
8ottesbiente In Der &escue Utiifon
3urhdte6rtsn. Wsnn iaon bic 8e-
iu9er Der @ottesoisnfe ni9t mebr bO,
gsrbaftunsen fiaer finb. ba wirb's
3eit, oab f9 Elm ieoer Shrgsr re4t'
seitia nit ben n6tbigen pGpisrrn bsr-
iebs, oamit sr nbtbiasnfaas fi9 aussu.
tueiien i'm Stanbe ift.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Die bieFse &eftmtsm /: Station.

Den unsnttpssten gemi6ungen Der
8eamtsn unierer Decentralization 1T ss
eslunesn, SnbianapOlis sur 4ten
Gtelle untsr ben SO Stntionsn fur ben
Anfans bes Sa6res 3u erbeben. Sm
srfen Quartals bss Sa6res lieBsn fi1
bier 239 iunee Wdnner fiir ben attibsn
Sisnt anpsrben. Jhr ben Monai
SUM- Iisfsrt Waior S. u. gmerp fiir
bic bisiiss 5auptfiation unb bic ab'
bdnsissn 3uei9fationen fOlsenoe Sab
len: Snbianapolis 93.. Wuncie g.,
8srra Sauts a., ShelbpOias IA. Si'
aeiammts 3a6I Der @inssmufsrtsn in
SUM betrug 20.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

Wi9i9an @itp IA. Suli.
Die bonn @ouperneur neu ernannten
poli3ei' @ommifdre far unfsre Stabt
entboben geifern Nbsnb ben poli3ei-
iuperintenoenten @brift g. gomlen unb
eerseantsn SOfepb Sentins ibrer Mem=
ter uno ernannten ben Sergeanten
9ouis s. @eiler gum Supsrintsxbsn-
ten unb Grant Sepsq gum Sag.ser.
9eanten. geibs finb Semofratsn uno
bic grnennuns berielben bur9 Die re=
pubIitanii9en @Ommiidrs bot iebr
fdle4ten ginbrud in ben Reibsn Der
&spublifaner gema9t. gs uirb Bee
banptst, baB Superintendent Botplin
tpssen ieines Samples sesen bic Mi9i=
gan @entraI giienbabn, msl9sr er es
ni9t erlaubte, bic Strabsnhbergdnge
3u blodiren, abgeisbt murbe. Com.
miHdr Greo g. 8bipple 1T Elm Wnge.
felter Der senanntsn giienbabn uno
bic Mbisbung @oiplin's ihrsibt man
ibm su. Siinf Nntlagen iOQsn gsser
bic 8abn In Der @9mebs iein une
gowIin geoa9te bisielbsn gu foreirsn,
2afapette, IA. Suli. Same:
grow, Elm Mai9iniff bss @abaib @e'
treibe-gleoators in Sbabslano, purbI
sefsrn i9tper bsrbrHbt. Cine Slider
beitsporri9tung i'm Sampffefiel gat
nod unb febsnbsr Sampf unb Waiiei
fr6mten auf ben llngladli9sn Elm
Hur9 ben bi9ten Sampf murbe ss ibn
unm6sli9 ssma9t, fd aus benz 2sfsl
bauie su retten uno es nabm 9eraum
3sit sbe man ibm belfsn tonnts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Ser 6mnd mar nt4t toa.

qoliaiii Hufsl tuurbs esfsrn nn9
Der Sbslbp Str. unb Der @hrtslbabn
bsorbert, bamit sr bort bic Wa9bars
I9aft bon einem tolIen 5unbe befreie.
Die Strabs mar tpis ausasforbsn unb
bic S6aren meiitens alle oi9t peri9loI.
len. Cine Srau risf 3uIsst benz poli-
3iitsn aus benz Gsnter bes 3tpsitsnStod-
uerfes 3u, bab Der tols 5unb fi9 untsr
bie Dsranba i6res 9auies bertro9sn
babe. &ufsu ging CUR STEELE ..unb es
gelang ibm na9 ldngerem 2oden ben
tleinen 6uno, Der bort eingef9lafen
war. gum 6eraustrie9en su bstpsssn.
@uHea uub Der 6uno gingen bann 3u-
iaamen bon bannen. Gon 8ourutb
mar ni9ts an bem Dumb 3u bsmsrisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Saoiaaapoliisr sst0otst.

Blaine g, WeWaban, Der nod bOr
furser 3sit in Snbianapolis als an9es
feQtsr bss y@efern Sorisman", elmer
3eitung fir pferbebefiber tbdtig uar,
murbs gefern in Gresno, Gal, ss-
t6btet. WeWaban mar als @prreIpon.
bent far ben San GranciscO 2sabsr
anb Sportsmen" nod bort sereiit, I'M
fbsr bic &ennen 3u bsri9isn. Sis
Sepei4s beiaat, bab er bon einsm
3uge 9strOffen tuurbs, als sr In sinsm
gugsp bic @elsiie treu3ts. Die Mut'
ter beg gerungltdien, Jrau 2pbia We'
Waban. tpubnt bier 1109 Central Ipe