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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Weit benz 9ienitfniippel
3rin9t poIi5ift Joroan einen
mutbma6liben Cinbreder
CUR Strefe.

ginsn i9mersn aampf nit einsm
nnesbIi9sn ginbre9sn, bate beute frfi6
pOIi3ift Robsrt Sorban 3u beiteben.
als Serbian Bel benz patrolfafsn
Febsnb bic Station anrief, tam atbems
lOs elm Mann 3u ihm selaufen unb
melbste, baB In Der 8dderei on Der
gsiBsnoorf nnb gasm Dorf StraBe elm
ginbre9sr Iei.
Der POli3ift elite our Steae, mnb
fanb Elm Genfer 3ertriimmsrt, i'm @e'
i9dfte aber uar Niemanb au feben.
gsi 3dnbb6l5sr gsleu9tung tpuroe
aber Der Sof bes @sf9dftss absefu9t
unb untsr alten aIfsn bsrtrO9sn
bolte Soroan bann eiuen iun9en
Burden bsrbor, Der fi4 iofort
snsrsif9 our Wsbre iebte, aber na@
seb0riasr Bsrtnhppslung In bic Rnis
fant unb anf9sineno bsfinnunssIos
lisssn blis6. Der poli3iff rief 3trsi
norabsrsebsnbe Wdnner sur StelIe, bic
ben gefangsnsn bielten, tpdbrenb Sors
ban ben patrclwa9en sur 6teae rief.
pl6bli9 iprang Der anf&einenb ge.
finnunssloie auf unb itieg uno i4Iug
nit iol9sr @spalt auf bic bsiben 2suts
elm, baB sr Obne 3meifel entfommsn
mdrs, usnn ni4t Der Beamte geraoe
bann 3uriidgstehrt tpdre.
Sprban srsriff ben 0erI unb bic bel.
ben Bhrssr soaen R9 3urad. No6s
mails isoo9 muBte Der pOlt3it ieinen
2ntppel anuen6en, um 6err Der Sis
tuation gu rsrben. Damn eri1ien
Der Poli3eiwasen, man bob ben nun
misber gefinnunsslOien 6inein unb
fort gine's i'm 8rabs Der Station 3ii.
nnterwegs iprang Der 2erl auf
ben @assn-pOli3ifen Mlbsrt 5idls Elm
uno i'm 9Sagen telber enftpanr ft4
bann aups INeue sin 9ampf, Il, ipsl-
dem Der Burf9e 5tuar tuieber rinterlag,
aber ni9t eber, aIs Bis er benz poli.
3iHen ben Rod bon oben big unten In
S5sbsn gerffsn bate.
Jn ben Sai9en oes @sieqsn fano
man auBer mebrsren Dubenb Wiirfeln.
Brummtrsiisln uno anbere 6a9en,
etne gan3e an3abl eiierner 6anogriffe
uim., bic ani9sintnb elmer altbanb.
lung eutfammen. Seinen Namen
CAB Der guri9e als Samuel Nortb'
cut on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
9ar@ 3afaa eri4oRen.

Die 2ei&e bes bur9 einen unglhd.
li4en 3ufaa eri&ofenen Dermann &.
Burfbarbt bon 1888 6ilber Mbe., fam
9efern bon Seymour, mo Der I'm.
qladsfaa i& 3ugetraten bate, bier an.
Burtbarbt meilte 81 Befu9 BET be,
Jamilie bes @bas. 2rumme in Gsp,
mour; Elm tletner 2nabe, Der idb bort
aud beiu9sueiie aufbielt, batte elmer
Repolper In Der 6anb, Der f9 burd
3ufaa entlub unb 6errn Yurfbart ein'
Wunoe In unterleib bsibrn9te. Mn
fdn9li9 legte man Der Weruunbun.
tein grobes @ewi4t BET, bod ertpiss I'D
hieielbe als t6oli@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
etiftnnssfef
Des rSnbianapoIis S9meiserbunb. "

Srob oss uidt srabe ie6r einlaoen.
ben Wsttsrs geitern, es tuar betanntli9
iebr tiibl unb iab oft re&t brobenb aus.
mar Der Bsfu9 oes 26. etiftungsfeRes
bss .Snbianapolis sawei,erbunb, +"
tusl9ss eefern In Sobn &ap's pIab,
207 Sherman Dribe, abssbalten
tpurbe, sismli9 gut beIu9t. Die &c.
treusn bes Bunbes tparsn ole nit ibrsn
GamiIien eri9iensn unb unterbielten
fia auf's Ysfe. fooab fi& balb Elm ge.
mtitbli4es 2sbsn unb 9reiben ent.
uifelte.
gs uurben man9e 2ieber geIuneen.
Reben gebaltsn unb babel bas pofuli.
rem ni9t per9efen. Die Teier bate fr
re9t ben Gbaratter zines aemiiibli9en
6amiIienfeftes unb bie 3betlnebme,
bsrlsbtsn sinen febr ber9nasten Wa&.
mittag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Nsne Saeorperatioxe1,

6olsenbe @sIsli9aften rsi9ten bsim
Staatslstretdr ibre Sneorporations.
papiere ein:
Die .Warion Goal Co., Snoiana.
poIis; capital $4,000; Direetorsn:
&obert 6. Brouning, William 6. Mil.
liams unb Sames g. Heetor.
Gie .Gsntral @oal Co., 8errl
6auts; capital $4,000; 9ireetOrsn
Robert 6. 1romnine, @iil!am 8,
Williamfon unb Sames g. Reetor.
Die Rational Sisamfbip Co."
Wiaiaan gitp; Capital $50, 600
Dirsetorsn: 3. O. 2eitb, Guaab
9ustte, 9. %. 1aroer. s. g. Sngram
@barles 8. @usslts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Cine eemeine Shurfentbat.
Das opfer. Ste sene sannie ssolpa, fs,uer serleet
Sie 9Olisei fabnSet nad Dem llnbolb.

fommsn. Sie ubr bes Burf9en, tuel9s
bsrielbs auf Der Slu9t bsrIor, murbs
ipdter aufgefunben uno Ger poli3s
iiberaeben.
Sobalo bic Weloung bon Der Sbnt In
Der poli3eifation einlief, wnrben &ab.
lsrpoliaifen, Htbisrspoli3ifsn iino De.
tettibs CUR Stele ssianbt unb mdbrenb
Der 9an3en Nadt mar bic poli3si ernif.
ltd bemabt. Der S9urfsn babbaft 3u
tueroen. Alle einisermabsn bsrod9tigsn
@bcrattere tuurben einsm 2reu3bsrb6r
unierworfen uno mebrere berbd9tige
perfcnen, auf tpsl8e bic 8ei9reibung
Der gurf9sn paBt, iusroen bon Der go.
li3ei 6eobadtet. gis our frhben Wor.
|genfunoe mar ss ni9t gelunaen. bel
8bdters babbaft su tpsrben.
Die @ltern bes mibbanbelten Qinbes
Itebem bemieIbsn fofort dratli9e 6ilfs
anaebeiben, bo9 1T es iebr frasli9,
Oh bic 4leine fi9 bon ben erlittenen
Terlebun9en erbolt.
@ie elm 9auHeuer perbreitete fi9 BIZ
Ra4riat bon Der bsffialif9en llntbai
hbsr bic Na9bari9aft in wsIdsr bi'
gltern bes 2inbes tpobnen.
Nufaereste Wdnner f9loHen fi9, 10
balo He 2enntnib bon benz @erbre9en
erlangt batten, ben poli3iifen aur Der.
folgung bes Inboloes an, bsHen 2eben
feinen pffferling tpsrtb esmsisn tpdre,
tpenn mon ibt ertpIfat bdtte.
Der $bdter iit, uie bic Rinber be.
baupten, elm tueiBer Mann bon hespe.
ratem Nusfsben. Wan bat elmer
Wann, Der f9on friber bsriu9te,
dbnli&e Ierbssden au bssebsn. I'm Der
ba9ts. bie 9bat beaansen su baben.
i,uub fabnbet nod ibm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
6 heIb nbtIIe.

Dur& ibre geiftsssegsnuart rettete
gefern Grau Warsns Ban @lebe ibrem
A Wonate alten Sinbe bas 2eben.
Wdbrenb fie NIT benz ausfegsn beIddf.
iigt NOR, batte bic Wutter bie 2Ieine,
tDelde auf einem ileinen 0inberfu6!e
fefgebunben mar, auf bic Romobe &C.
iebt, bamit fi9 bieieIbe an ibrem Spie-
gelbilbe er96be. Die Wutter gin9 in's
Websnaimmer, lief aber. fobalo fe einen
eigentbhmli9en gur9elnben 9bon bsrte
auriid unb fano, bob bic Rieine bon
oben berabgeftrat unb NIT benz Qopfs
3uerf tn eiaen groben $opf sefauen
NOR. 0a f9 Der Sopf, tuel&er pole,
WaRer NOR. ni6t bonn 8opfe obtreifeu
lieb, srgrif oie Grau bas Rinb BET ben
Beinen unb f&mana es 10. baB bel
fopf an benz 3bhrpfofen 3erf9eQte,
giniee Iei9te S9nitte, bur4 bic S9er'
ben beranIabt, iparen bie etnaigeu Der
lebungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

ginen bsfiieIii&en Mngriff fiibrte GEE
fern gegsn 5 llbr Nbenbs ein lsiber
entwif9ter S9urte auf Die A Sabre
alts 6annie Wolpa aug. Das 3inb
lisst i9wer berlsbt In Der glternuo6.
ming.
Jannie uno ibre Elm tpenig dltsre
S6mefsr. 8odtsr bon Samusl WOlpa.
7O2 Sho Sainois Str. ipislten nit
anberen 2inbern on Der gds Der Wer=
ria Strabe uno @apitol Mbe pdbrenb
auf Der entsenaeiebtsn gde Elm an
f9eineno betrunfener Wann, i'm Mlter
bon etwa 35 Sabren, bem Spisle Der
2inoer 3uiaaute. Sie 2leine lief
mdbrsnb bss Spieles in bic Wdbs bes
Burden unb tpurbe bon bieism er.
9riffen unb fortsei9leppt. Bic @e-
ipislinnsn bemsrften bns Gsblen Der
fleinen 5annie ui9t fofort, riefen aber
ipdtsr na9 berielben. Bon sinem
boriiber3iebenben Seeeream 9dnbler
taufte Der 8uride Der tpeinenosn Qlsi.
nen Elm tpenig See Cream, um He au
beru6igen, na6m ie bann auf ben
Mrm uno lief nit ibr bic Charles Str.
entlang, In Die erfs Nllsp ftibli4 bon
Der We@artp Str., no man bas Qinb
fpdter iddnbli9 auseri9tet fanb.
Sophia une Wltnnie Wbeet, siusi
farbise erwa9iene Wd9ben, tuel&e ben
8uri&sn faben, riefen bic 845 @barles
Ctr. tpobnsnbe Grau Sophia psttst
sur Stsqe unb bic bret Grauen mad.
ten Rb CUR Werfolsuns Der Befis In
Wenf4engsfalt auf, wdbreno Der
Sagb laut um SiIfe rufenb. Wisbrers
Winner ei!tsn 3ur STEELE, bod NOR ber
Buri9e in3.uif@en, in anbsre MGsps
sinbisgsnb, aus benz @ef9tsfreife snt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Snbianapplis, Snb, Wipntas, 4 September 1905.
Sie 8sine pon 6. 9amar.
Sn bas fabtii4e aeidenbaus sebradt.

Die b6llig nsrHhmmslte 2ei4e zines
mod nidt ioentifi3irien Mannss tuur6e
gsfern bon elmer Big A 2ofomotibe
na9 bier gebra9t unb I'm fdotii4en
Sobienbaufs aufgebabrt. Das sllter
oes Maunes lisb fid, ba oas @efdt
b6ais ssrmalmt mar, ni9t beifimmi
feffsasn, ani9sinsnb ift er etma 35
Sabre alt, bat braunss 8opftaar unb
beabraunen Sdnurbart.
Die Rleib,r tparsn b6aig nit 8lut
bsiubeIt unb 3srrifien, bod i4liebs
man aus ben S9ubsn. iotpie aud elmer
BEL ibm norgsfunbenen gleamarte,
ipeI9e bic gufI9rift 100 q. &p. 6. 60.
trdst, bab sr in 9isnfsn elmer @On.
fruetions @efsui9aft fanb. Die
Saube tpurbsn IN Snbianapolis ge.
fault.
Spdtsr sings3ogens grtunbi9unaen
srgaben, baB Der Rann stua brei Wsi'
len auberbalb Der Stabt bon benz 6ff=
li9 fabrenoen ct. 2ouis 3u9e
Ro. 16, nabs Sunnpfoe. tbsrfabren
wuroe. Der 9oeomotiufhbrer fagt,
oab sr ben Mann auf ben @slsiisn lie.
gen iab, oab er ieoO@, ehe Der 3ug
gum 6tiafanos gebra9t lueroen fonnte.
tibsrfabrsn mar.
Der 3ug iebte feline Gabrt fort uno
Der 3usftibrsr bena&ri9tiste bic bie=
| fee Station. Muber $l1 In Baar
unb Der nod INNER gebenben l1br.
fanb man 3mei Quittun9en fur se.
faufte Waterialmaaren in ben &ai9en
oes $obteu uno man f9liebt baraus
bab berielbe entweber fur feline JamiIie
Ober fur eine Ansabl Der Mrbeiter i'm
Camp eintaufte. Der coroner wurbs
bon benz llnfalle bsna&ri&tist.
Spdter. Der 9obte tpurbe 3rl
frhber Stunbe heuts als gbuarb 2amar
aus Sunni Sibe bur9 feinen Bruber
ioentifisirt.
Das MeHer, bic 2ette nit Der @le9.
marie un0 Die lIbr tuaren bic grfens
nun9s3ei4en.
2amar NOR am Samfag Mbenf
nod bier gum Befu9e sefOmmen uni
aing uis sspbbnli9 su SUB nisbs,
beim.
NIs sr 3ti ipdtsr Gtunbe niht ange'
langt mar nno ais feline Grau por
benz unfalle nabe ibrsr Wobune b6rte
bena4ri9ti9te fie bic bieiigen Der
iuanoten, usl9e bann bie Sa&en ali
2amar geb6reno erfannten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Somntassfeilerei mnter Nesern.
etiss ibrem Ranns bas Reiier in bic 8ruit

Sn i9wsr berlebtem, tuenn nidt gar
fferbenoen 3uifanoe liegt Der frtibere
polisilt SObn 8el farbis) i'm 66fpi-
tale barnisber. Die Wunbs, an Der
er Ieibet. ion ibm feline Fl Sabre alte
Jrau, Glorenee Bea. bic setrennt bon
ibm in go. 361 Wsf IL. StraBs
mobnte, bsissbra9t baben.
Wa4 Nusiasen bon 3eusen batts
fi9 Bel gum 9auie Der Grau begeben,
um nit oerIelben ettpas 3u beipre9en,
uno bier fanb CT ben glei9faas farbi.
gen Otto Bnrter Dor. Bell aog fein
Sai4enmeher uno- brang auf Barter
elm, bemielben brei Singer elmer 9anh
balb burdf9nsibenb; nun ersriff biz
Grau plbbli4 Elm auf benz @anbge'
Rmie liesenbes Weher unb ifieB baRelbs
ibrem Wanne oi&t beim 6er3en stmu
brei 1.s 4 3oa tief in bie Bruf. @is
lisb bas Wefsr feden unb entHob.
pdbrenb Bel binter Barter breiniagte,
snbli9 aber, bonn gIutperIufs erf86pft.
suiammsnbra9 unb nod bem 6oipi'
tale 9ebrM9t wurbe.
9ie 6rau ipurbe tuegen Worbuneriffl
uerbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
8. u. y. @aiiembereim.

Obigsr Werein bisIt asfern feline re-
9elmdbige rapnatli9s 0srIammlung
ab, 3ri Der alle Beam ten antuefenb
tuaren.
Die Bsri9te Der nsrf9ieoenen Go
mites tpurbsn entaeaengsnommen unb
guisebeiben.
Na9bsm Der ausI9sibenbs prdR.
bent. 6err s. r. Reinsde, Beri9t ii5er
bic lsbte Sabresberualtuna eegeben,
trat Ct bas Mmt an ieinen Na9foIger.
Serrn 8. StsbtfeIb, ab, Der sine Yin.
tritts.Anfpra9e bislt.
Den Geamtsn tpuroe fur bic i'm ber.
Foienen Sabre geleifetsn Arbeiten be,
Dant bes Wereins ausssipro9sn.
Bon Grau MmaIie Wurr uno Sobt
mar elm Danti9rsiben FIR bie geileios
bs3eugune bsim NbIeben bes @atiel
rsipeetibe 8atsrs eingelaufen.
Der @aiienbater beri9tete. bab all
3eit SIS Rinber In Der Anfalt fno, be
rem @eiunbbeitsaufano ni&ts su pitn
iaea iibri9 ldbt. Der glts.2o9e go.
wirb Dant ausseipro@en far bas be
3inbern i'm Riberfbe.pari beranfalteI
pienie.
6obann tpurbe nod auf bas al
nd9hen 6onntae, ben 10. b. Mts
ffattfinbenbe Sabresfeit bingemteier
su tpel9em A1s eingelaben tpsrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

4rob Der empfinbIi9 fiiblsn @itts-
rung batte f9 eine fattli9e Mn3abl
Wenaelritter i'm 8urnerparfe einsefun-
ben. I'm Rd ON Surnier 3u betbeilis
gen. Wan&e trugen llebsr3ieber, a5er
ss uurbe fOtt tueitsr sefpisIt. 3m6lf
Slide maren fur bic an Dem 9urnier
&beilnebmenben referbirt. Jolgsnb
iff bas RefuItat:
l. preis = 6enrp glerbrod, 81
Spisle.
2. preis = @brif gamba9, 56C
punfte.
8. preis = 2ouis 6irI9. sdippsn'
iOlO sesen 5.
4. preis-oenrp Mosi9, II spisIs
5. preis = Wi0iam Bsaning, 52(
BUN tie.
6. preis = Grip 3wider, st., 9t
punfte.
z. greis = gonrab 8e9erer, G&ip
pens8urnes ae9en 4.
8. prsis-2eo 9anbo, Hrofpreis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
eteserimnem tn Gm@re.

gei benz gu9re.6piel Der Dameu
bes Teutfaen 6auies tuurben bic i&6'
men prsiie bon fol9enben Samen &C.
tponnen:
Grl. alma Graft.
SRI. SGwarb,
Grau Ba&man.
Grau Wueller,
Grau Riebel,
SRI. S9ergens,
Grau 8urt9;
Srau 3un3, @afi.preis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

Der am 6amfag periforbene
gbmarb allen. 6loorwalfer TN New
yort Store, mirb in BoRon, iein.-
Geimatbfabt, beerbi9t merben. Gin
eobn beKelben if bereits mad bier un.
teruees. Die Gnmilie bate bereitl
ale gortebrunsen setroffen. bon bort
aus nn& bier permanent hber3ufiebeIn.
als Der 9oo bes Wcters bieie pldne
3erR6sie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
ansIisfsrans bsrweisert.

Sob. 6anlsp bat fi9 geueissrt, ben
gso. s6rnbsI. Der bss b6smilligsn Der.
laiisns fsiner Satin bef&uloi9t wiro,
uus3ulisfern, nit Der Bsgrhnbung,
bab S&raosl i4on bisr anidiis mar,
als bic. .ani4uIoisuns seaen ibn erbo-
ben muroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Nn Der SENATE Mpe.

An Der Senate Mps. uni
Wartetletr. fanb man beute frhb elm
UNDERGRADUATES ueibes pferb uut
gua9p iauf. Sm 8usgp bsfanb fid
Elm rot6er 6rausnbut.
Sas @efdbrt III gigentbum Der 2sib.
ffallbefber.. .6armon Bros, pel9l
bafelbe Ibis auf s llbr gefern Mbent
einem iun9en Wanne bermietbeten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

- Die befe 5 Gent gigarre In
ber etabt, Wu&o's ~2onsfeIlom@.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Margaret Bradford, OF New York,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. William Gardner OF Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Catharine Burton, OF Honeybrook,
Pa, has accepted position as teacher
IN the DUPONT School.
The Rev. Charles S. Stevens, pastor OF
First Presbyterian Church and Mrs Stew
ems are on a two weeks trip 10 New
York State.
General j. Parlse Postles. James s..
Dobb and l.. Irving Handy will attend
the semi-annual dinner OF the Morocco
Manufacturers National Association, at
the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Phua-
delpha. this evening.
Peter j. Ford president OF the Board
Of Water Commissioners and Mrs Ford
sailed yesterday for Jamaica. They ex-
pect to remain in the West Indies until
the latter part Of February.
Miss Ida Black has returned from
Toronto. Canada, where she spent the
Christmas and New Year holidays.
An executive meeting OF the Whining
ton High School Alumnae was held last
night at the home Of Miss Elsie Nc
Daniel No. 1l5 West street.
A license has been issued In Phila-
delphia for the marriage Of Harry. r.
Barrett, of that city and Miss Jennie
r. Williams, of this city.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
Annfversary CeIebrated

The sixteenth anniversary celebration
OF the New-Century Club held yesterday
afternoon proved a most enjoyable affair
and many out Of town guests were present
including presidents of state Clubs from
Philadelphia, West Chester, Media, Ches-
ter and Kenneth Square.
The celebration began with an elaborate
luncheon, the committee in charge being
composed Of Mrs. S. N. Trump Mrs. ].
j. Satterthwaite, Mrs William Poole,
Mrs. V. G. Hazard, assisted by Miss Fer
ris. Mrs. Horace Belts, Mrs. George $.
Capelle. Jr., Miss Weldin, Miss Nieds.
Mrs. l.. Robelin, Miss Golding, Miss Juliet
Trump. Miss Marion James, Miss Bead
enkopf, Miss Helen Beadenkopf, Mrs. +.
NJ. Jones. Mrs. II. C. Knowles Miss A.
Z. Nichols, Miss Edith Poole, Miss Bertha
Pyle, Miss Sparks. Mrs. r. Van Trump.
Mrs c. Hammitt and Miss McCaulley.
Following the luncheon a surprise was
given in the nature of club history writ
ten in verse by Mrs. +. G. Robinson and
read by Miss Helen Sparks who was at
tired as Sweet Sixteen" representing the
age Of the club. Miss Sparks had box of
gifts, each one represented a year of
the clubs life and the work accomplished
in that year At the sixteenth year, three
other young women. Miss Ethel King,
Mrs. Horace G. Knowles and Miss Bertha
Pyle appeared bearing flowers which they
presented 10 Miss Sparks
The play Goldsmith's Good Natured
Man." was well given, each part being
taken ably. This was preceded by an ad-
dress OF welcome by Mrs Meta Gnpin
Kent. president OF the club.
The guests we're received in the recep-
ton room by Mrs. Charles /. Kent, Mrs
A. ID. Warner. Mrs. William II. Hin. Mrs
l.. c. Vandegrift and Mrs. }. c. Robinson
Among the visitors we're: Mrs. Margaret
W. Houston. OF Georgetown, president OF
the State Federation OF Clubs; Mrs. Hen.
derson, Of Georgetown; Mrs p. f. Causey
OF Milford; Mrs. Leckey, Of Chester, Mrs
Janeway and Mrs. Cochran. Of Media.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
Wedding Anniversary

At their home. No. 1907 Pleasant
street, last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rutter were given a surprise IN the
nature OF a celebration Of their sixth
wedding anniversary. Selections on
the banjo, guitar aud mandolin were
given by the Philadelphia Glee Club,
composed of Messrs. John Bair, Ste
phen Harris. Joe Riley and Arthur Ew-
ing. Stephen Harris and Arthur Ew-
ing sang several SOLOS and Master VIII
liam Eye gave selections on the phono-
graph. Refreshments were served.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rutter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chand-
Ter, Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Eye, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Farren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Yerkes, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID,
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Casey. Mrs. Ber-
nard Farren, Mr.. CalhOund, Miss Katie
Farren. Miss Goldie Atkinson, Samuel
Atkinson, Miss Helen Casey, John Far
rem. John and Willie Chandler, Willie
Eye, Miss Maggie Farren; John Balr,
Joseph Riley, Stephen Harris and Ar
thur Ewing, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
Cosmos CIub Gare Dance

Members Of the Cosmos Social Club
gaze their annual dance IN the han OF
sacred Heart Church last evening and
a large number OF young persons were
In attendance. Albert's Orchestra fur
nished the music.
Among those present were John
Lawlsr, Sophie Seelman, Clara BEL
ringer, Catherine Houck, John Kelley
Emma Soladay Gertrude Alderman,
Misses Kelly, William HOPES. Matthew
Petugrew, William O'Conner. Joseph
'Scowheld John Mealey Gerald Naley,
Elima Cyr Mark Kennedy Edward
Dorsey, Mamie Haney, james O. Boyle,
Frank Mhlvey, Miss Dougherty OF Vir-
ginia, Mamie Dougherty, Fred Smith,
Joseph Rebman. Frank H0rlsk Will
liam J. Carey, John Doto William J..
Casey, John Dougherty, William Dono-
hue. Frank Houk. Misses Lacey. Misses
Keenan,. Mary McMahon, Misses
Moran, Misses Greiner, Mamie Bier
man. Misses Holneck Joseph LAWN.
James ID. Lewis, and others.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
DEATHS

BRADWAY-In this city. on the 10th
inst, 1905, Waddington Broadway
aged Ga years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 7l9 Adams street. on
9TH day afternoon. Interment strictly
private
HANsCOM-In this city. January IL.
1905, Howard Hanscom, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends OF tho family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence. No. 2i2
East Third street, on Saturday after
noon, az o'clock Interment at River
view Cemetery.
CRUMLIsH--In this city. on the 10th
inst. 1908. Esther. daughter OF Mich
ael and Catherine Crnmlish, aged II
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence Of her parents. No. All South
at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
sMITH-In this city, on the 10th inst,
1905. Mrs. Patrick Smith.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. No. 2500 West Fifth
street. Friday morning. January 10.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. High
mass at st. Thomas Church $50 a, m.
PARKER-In this city, on January 10,
1905. Ella ]. Parker, aged IS years.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
THE TARIFF WILL
NOT Be REVISED
Poll of House Shows Ninety
Per Cent. of Members
Against 1t
no FRICTION WITH PRESIDENT

Washington. Jan. IA prominent
member OF the ways and means COM
mittee OF the house said that the poll
which the leaders III the house had
conducted Of the Republican members
on the question OF tariff revision show
ed that 80 per cent OF the members
who had been approached we're against
revision.
All OF the leaders Of the house ex-
cept Representative Payne, chairman
OF the ways and means committee, who
is laid up with rheumatism, and Rep
resentative Tawney, are against re-
vision. The work OF erystallizing sem
timent against revision Is being done
by Representatives Dalzell, Of Penn
sylvania, and Grosvenor, OF Ohio. The
tangible result in this direction, II Is
stated. is the signature OF practically
all Of the Republican members from
the states OF PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, New
York, New Jersey and West Virginia
20 petitions against tariff revision. The
Pacific coast delegation endeavored 70
get together. but without avail. The
friends OF revision seem TO be taking
no active interest in advancing their
ideas In the house, but claim 20 have
many members in the various delega-
lions on their side.
The president corroborated the
statement attributed TO him that the
tariff question was one merely Of ex-
pediency. which would be solved with
out friction between him and the con-
gress. Any serious differences, he is
known TO have said, between him and
the congress on the tariff revision mat
ter are quite impossible.
Speaker Cannon declined. when he
left the White House. to discuss seri-
ously the tariff revision question.
"You gentlemen" said he, address
ing the newspaper men in response 10
inquiries, have exhausted your mag.
nations on the subject OF the tariff
Now give us something on the death
OF the devil. or some other kindred live
topic"
Pressed for a statement concerning
the prospect OF an extraordinary ses'
sion, Speaker Cannon replied thai
Theodore Roosevelt was the only mar
in the United States who could cal
an extraordinary session, and that h'
would announce in due time his de-
cision.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12
Celebrated Birthday

At his residence. Sixth and Washing
ton streets, on Tuesday evening. JOS
eph Runner Hates celebrated the
twenty-first anniversary OF his birth.
Those present included Miss Edna
Thorp, Miss Edna May, Miss Virginia
Baynard. Miss Mamie Hates. Miss Ell
sic Bugless, Miss Sadie Robertson, Miss
Ruth Pennington. Miss Gertrude En-
mis-, Miss Eva Dutton, Miss Helen
Hates, Clifford Mecannon, Clarence
Hates, Cecil Potter. T. II. Barnes, Sam
uel S. Rolph, Warren S. ElllcOtt, John
n. BATHS. William Dutton, Harry
Dreamer, c. Vernon. Benjamin Ennis.
Samuel Eillcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hates. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hates, Mr..
and MIS-. j. X Hates. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hates, Miss Clara Albert. Miss
Emma Albert Miss Bertha McCaulley,
Miss Kathryn Rolph.
Evening journal., 1905-01-12

This is the hackney's year in the
show ring. At the New York show the
hackneys won more money than horses
OF any other breed, and at the Chicago
show they won almost as much, re-
marks National Stockmnn.
Arkansas is taking up rice culture
by means Of irrigation on former graz
ing lands.
Another horticultural sensation from
Colorado is reported in a translucent
apple, LUX fereus," or Eight bear
ing" II is claimed that in some un-
accountable way the light rays per
meate the apple and find their way
out. giving an Illuminating glow to the
brilliant color OF the fruit which "a
red and pink on a ground Of cream.