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The Washington times., 1905-04-02
ST. PAUL'S CAPTURED
Prep. SCHOOL MEET
First in Interscholastic Indoor Meet in
New York-Two Winners Protested
On Question of Age.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The young
athletes from ST. Pauls School. Garden
City. won the honors at the Inter
scholastic Athletic Associations indoor
meet, which was held today in the
Eighth Regiment Armory, Ninety-fourth
street and Park avenue The principal
schools in the East were we'll repre-
sented- Among the most prominent
visitors We're the boys from Worcester
and Brown Preparatory of Philadelphia
Montclair. and Newark, while all the
local schools in the association sent
thelr quota OF competitors
ST Paul's School won the point trophy
with total of nineteen, Dewitt Clin-
ton School was second, with eighteen;
worcester Academy Worcester, Mass.
third. with seventeen and one-half. while
the Poly Preps," of Brooklyn. were
close up with fourteen. and their score
was tied by Barnard School of this city
j. W. Mayhem, of Worcester. who
won the sixty yards hurdle race and
lihished third in the sixty-yard dash
Tor seniors, was protested as being over
the age limit. His schoolmate, r. l..
Cooley. who won the shot-putting event.
and was second in the high Jump was
also protested on the same ground. The
protest of course. We're entertained. but
none Of the officials thought either Of
the boys anywhere near twenty-one
years old
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
10 Gather Statistics
Regarding Meningitis
Requires Agents TO Furnish FaCts--Creat
Alarm by Prevalence of Disease.

reau information concerning cerebro-
spinal meningitis as follows,
The number Of cases and deaths by
months which havet occurred during the
period from July 1. 1865 in the terri
tory under your jurisdiction.
You are requested to make eekly
reports hereafter of cases and deaths
from cerebro-spinal meningitis"
District of Columbia Included.
The District of Columbia, Maryland,
and Virginia, are included in the inves-
tigatior. While there are only few
cases of the disease il Washington, it
is said to be increasing.
1t seems that the number of cases
is growing rapidly in some of the
larger cities, particularly New York,
where the deaths have reached more
than a hundred q week. There is also
a big increase in Philadelphia and Bos-
ten.
Surgeon General Wyman said today
that the Marine Hospital Service has no
theory at present for the remarkable in
crease, but he said a report would be
made after the investigation had been
concluded
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
CASHIER DISAPPEARS,
THOUSANDS MISSING
Willard J. Blake, Employed by Fish
Trust, Had Deserted Wife for
Another Woman.

BUFFALO, N, Y, March 31-Willard
j. Blake, cashier of A. Booth & Co, a
branch of the great fish trust. is wanted
here on a charge of embezzling 81, 900
belonging to his employers. Blake can
not be found in Buffalo. A Mrs. Mitch
ell, with whom Blake lived in a lavish
ly furnished house in Norwood avenue,
is also missing. Mrs. Blake, wife of the
alleged defaulter and two children were
deserted by him several months ago
Members of the fish trust in Chicago
are here and have completed an inves-
tigation of Blake's books. They have
sworn out warrant for his arrest, and
the police Of all the large cities of the
country have been furnished with a de-
seription of him.
The alleged defalcation by Blake was
discovered soon after fire in the Booth
establishment In this fire an effort was
made to burn the comp:inys books.
Blake is about thirty-one .5ears old
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

So prevalent has cerebro~spinal menin-
gifts became in number of the States
and Territories that the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service has deter
mined to make an exhaustive investiga
ton into the causes for the increase, and
to hereafter include 1t in the list of
diseases reported weekly to headquar-
tiers in Washington.
Surgeon General Walter Wyman has
sent out a circular to all surgeons and
other agents of the service, and to the
various boards of health and similar
bodies throughout the United States.
Facts Called For.
'On account of the reported preva-
lence of cerebro-spinal meningitis -
says General Wyman, 'in number Of
States and localities, the Bureau of
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service is endeavoring to collect statis-
tics as to the prevalence of this dis
ease since July /. 1904 1t has also been
determined to include this in the regu-
lar list of diseases which are reported
weekly by municipal health authorities
You are requested to furnish this bu-
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
WEST SHORE TRAIN
RUNS INTO LANDSLIDE
Engineer and Fireman Killed-Buried
Under Locomotive Which Top
pies Into Canal.

LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, April Two
persons were killed this morning when
West Shore train, No s. an accommoda-
tion. struck landslide two miles east
OF st. townsville, and fallowed down an
eInbankment to the edge Of the canal
The dead are Engineer Wilkinson, of
Utica, and the fireman, James Wright
of Albany. The engineer and fireman
We're buried under the engine, which
toppled into the canal.
There were twenty-five passengers on
the train, but fortunately all escaped
injury other than slight bruises.
The rails on both tracks were torn
up for quarter of mile, and the road
Will be blocked for many hours.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
HIS REVENGE.

"Henpeck is being avenged on his wife,
all right"
why, 1 thought she was dead?'
So she is
Then how does he make it out?'
She talked into phonograph some
time before she died and made him a
present of the record. Now every even
ing he starts the machine to talking,
then he upsets chairs, kicks the car,
strums on the piano, spits on the floor,
and hnaliy goes out/and leaves il talking
while he slams the door and goes to at
tend session of the All Night Poker
Club. Houston Post
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
INTERPRETATIONS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The National Mercantile COMPANY.
with u capital stock OF $1,000, has been
Incorporated The purpose OF the incor~
porators is TO conduct a general mer-
camille business of whclesaling and re-
failing of jewelry. The incorporators are
Harley l.. Pierve. Thomas NJ Herver.
and Harvey Winfield
Articles Of the incorporation of the
GilluIy & Bard Paint Co. were also fled
The capital stock is 100000 and the in
corporators are Thomas Gil!uly, NJ. A
LlHibridge. S a Terry, j. II. Merri-
weather. +. Murray and 81. T. Dooley.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
CONTRACTORS LOW BID
DUE TO BAD MISTAKE

A letter was received by the Commits
sioners yesterday from Malcolm w. Hill
q Co, of Baltimore, In which the COM
pany said they had made a mistake Of
1,500 in their bid for furnishing the ma
chinery for the electric generating plant
Tor the new sewage pumping station.
end asked a reconsideration of their esti-
mate.
The Commissioners, however, will hold
the company To the contract
The next lowest bid for the electric
generating plant was that Of the D'Olier
Engineering Company, in the sum of
81. 800.
The bid of Malcolm W. Hill & Co,
which the Commissioners will insist be
maintained was So 400
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
FIRST TUG TO SHOOT
SUSQUEhANNA RAPID

PORT DEPOSIT, Md. April 1.-The
arrival Of the steam tug General |. j.
Wistar. Of Nanticoke, Pa, drawing five
feet Of water and forty feet in length.
made record never before attempted
Thous ands of hidden rocks had 10 be
avoided. and not a man was washed
overheard nor life lost The rapids
were shot with an ease which seemed
hardly possible.
The distance is 40 miles from Sun
bury. Pa, TO this town. The start was
made at 1890 a. IN, Thursday
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
FLASHLIGHT EXPLOSION
KILLS A PHOTOGRAPHER

OMAHA, April Preparations We're
being made by Albert Butler to take a
fashlight photograph Of a saloon at
Eleventh street and Capitol avenue,
wher without warning the apparatus
exploded and fragments of the pho
tographer's body were blown in all di-
rections.
William A Murray, bystander, was
seriously cut about the head, and the
saloon building was wrecked.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
TO FURNISH A PUMP
AT IVY CITY SCHOOL

Commissioner Biddle yesterday recon-
mended that the bid of the Columbia
Pump and Well Company, 514 Twelfth
street northwest, 90 drill well and
furnish q pump a. the Ivy City school
for the sum of s135 be accepted
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
LIGHTNING BOLT FALLS
AMONG CHILDREN

RIVERVIEW, Kan, April 1.-While
$50 children were playing on the grounds
of the public school lightning struck the
f1agpole on the building, shattering the
cupola and causing panic
A few of the children were stunned
and three or four were struck by flying
splinters and bricks. Edna Patton aged
nine years, was badly hurt.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
INLOOK NOT SATISFACTORY

Uncle 'Rastus, you are preaching for
q new congregation now, aren't your"
Yes, suh.''
What are the prospects? How do you
like the outlook"
Well, sub. de outlook amt so bad
but de fust inlook / took at de hal
aftah 1t had gone round 'mongst de
cong cation foh collections was very
disapp 'intin', sub; very disapp'intin'.I'E
Chicago Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
NEVER TOUCHED HIM.

a man in St. Louis remarked Jolli-
boy, as he looked up from the paper,
''is going te fast for thirty days"
That's nothing rejoined Mrs. JolIi-
boy, calmly. You have been going too
fast for thirty years. Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
A GOOD THING.

Mrs. Hicks-John, am sure there
a burglar down in the dining room.
Mr.. Hicks sleepily}-Good: If we
keep quiet maybe he'll take away that
cRafing dish Of yours Philadelphia
PfeSs.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW.

AMBROSE & MERILLAT, ass Louisiana ave.
HOWARD BOYD. 1l2 Columbian Building.
II. S. BERLIN, Warder Building depart
ment practice speciality
BENDHEIM d ROTHSCHILo. Az Louisiana
ave.
JOHN B. DASH. Fendan 3ailding.
ROSSA F. DOWNING, Stewart Building.
GUS. A. SCHULDT, Columbian Building.
JOHN WARNOCK ECHOLS. 4I6 9Th ST
w GWYNN GARDNER, FendaH Building
HARRY H HOLLANDER. 4I6 5th St
JACOB kICHLITER, 416 5th st.
LEONARD J. MATHER, FendaIl Building.
JESSE e. POTBURY, 4I6 9TH ST.
PADGETT & FORREST, Stewart Building.
JOHN RAUM. 507 Z st NV
JOSEPH SALOMON, Columbian Building.
W. w. STEWART, Stewart Building
JOHN r. SHIELDS, $50 John MarshaIi Place.
JOHN z. TAYLOR, Columbian Building.
EDWIN L. WILSON, Fendan Building.
JESSE II. WILSON & SON. 81 John Mar
shall Place.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
Another Suit Now.

Frau Meyer. the wife of railway
pointsman IT Cr&cow, who was the al
legged mother OF the disputed heir, has
Ibw brought an action against the count
ana countess TO claim the boy. She has
lost previous similar action, but de-
clares that she has now obtained addi-
tional rroof that the hoy is really her
own child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
ANXIOUS TO
 MEET TOGO British Naval Experts EX-
 pecting Fight. RoJEsTvENsKY's FLEET F0rty-tw0 Vessels in Russian
 Squadron. 1ao,eoo Tons of Coal stored st saiss. and Shanghai for Csarss War
 ships--The situstion In Manchurfa.

London. April 1s.-British naval men comment on the lack of secrecy re- garding Admiral Rojestvenslxy's move- ments since his arrival in Far East- ern waters. The fact that he Is keep-s ing to the main trade route, although knowing his squadron would constant~ ly be sighted and reported by passing vessels they consider clearly shows that the Russian Admiral Is keenly anxious to meet Admiral Togo and fight 1t out to a finish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Cauca.u. Agttatfen.

St. Petersburg. April 14.--(2 a. m.,-- Dispatches received here from Tffiis say the peasant agitation is spreading quickly and widely through the Cau- casus and that the disturbers are forc- ing all peasants to participate in the pillagfng and destruction of schools and public buildings by threats of bodily injury. Troops have been sent to quell the disorders.
 Among the residents of the cities of the. caucasuis a renewal of the ugly feeling between Armenians and Tar tars is being manifested and Armen- lans in several instances have been attacked in revenge for alleged as- saults on the police.
 Movements are on foot to call a pam Russian congress of women for the discussion of political and industrial questions. A number of Russian wo- men are among the leaders of ad- vaneed thought and the congress, If held. undoubtedly will give voice to reform sentiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
RuhnInh Mnut Hang.

Jefferson City. Mo, April 13.-At a conference between Governor Folk and the attorneys of Bill Rudolph. sem fenced to be hanged next Monday at Union. Mo. for the murder of Detective Schumacher, the Governor announced that he will not commute Rudolph's santeace to life imprisonprn6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
JOE JEFFERSON ILL.
OId Age Only Ground for Alarm Over
 His Condition.

West Palm Beach, Fla, April 13.- Joseph Jefferson. the distinguished &C., tor, is i'll at his home here. He re- turned a few days ago from a fishing trip on Hobe Sound slightly unwelL His condition today was such that 1t was thought advisable to call in on- other physician. Dr. Morley of St. Augustine was sent for and visited him today.
 It is believed that MT. Jefferson's condition Is not such as would give ground for alarm except for his age.
 Jacksonville, Fla, April 13.--A teIe- phone message received here from MT Jefferson's home at Palm Beach states that MT. Jefferson Is resting easy. Dr. Morley has returned to St. Augustine and MT. Jefferson's illness Is not con sidered critical.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Catholic Priest AasauItes.

Sioux City. Kas.. April 13.--Father schell. Catholic priest. who has been warning on alleged abuses of the In- dians on the Omaha and Winnebdgo Indian agency in Nebraska, was ss- riously assaulted by a saloon keeper at Dakota City, Neb., this afternoon, He was brought to a hospital in Sioux City. His jaw is broken and other in- juries are serious. but he Is not fatally hurS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Rnleigh na Ohnerver.

washington. April l3.-The Navy Department was advised of the de- parture today of the cruiser Raleigh from LaBuan on. the north coast of British Borneo. where she was dis- patched by Rear Admiral Train 70 oln-s serve the movements of the hostile fleets for Cuyo in the Philippines, q point about 400 or 500 miles to tho northeast between Palawan and the Panay Islands It Is indicated that the Raleigh's commander obtained infor- nation as to what he believed to be the contemplated course of the oppos- ing war vessels and has shaped his course accordingly. It is about Q two days sail to Cuyo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Russians Reinforcing.

Tokio, April 13.-It is reported here that the Russians are continually rein- forcing the garrison at Vfadivostok and that the strengthening of the fortress is progressing constantly. It Is said that the plans of the Russians contena- plate 8 garrison numbering 100000 men with five hundred guns Many aci~ ditionaI batteries, redoubts, barriers and pits are in course of construction and enormous stores of ammunition gre being accumulated The Russians ara said. hope to so equip the fortress that 1t will be capable of withstanding q siege.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Roiestvensky,s shipa.

Singapore. April 13.-The Russian fleet was in latitude 8 degrees north longitude, 10S degrees 55 minutes east at noon April II, The .peninsular and Oriental steamer Nubia. which has arr rived here, reports having passed no less than forty-two vessels there. They were steering north-northeast at . speed of eight or ten knots.
 The position of the fleet was then about 300 miles northeastward of the Natun Islands (which lie between the Malay peninsula and the west coast of Borneo and more than 200 miles southeast of Capt St. Jacques.) This course indicates that the fleet was not going to Saigon, French Cochin China.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Rnnaiann in nrnnehmrla.

Paris, April 1S.--Captain Rode telA- graphs to The Matin that he has been the guest of General KauIbars, com- mander of the second Manchurlan army, at the Russian front. The cap- tain's observations showed that the Russian army had been reinforced rnd is prepared to renew the battle. The troops maneuver daily in battle forma- tion.
 The Japanese cavalry advance guard, the dispatch adds, is barely ten miles away and frequent cavalry skirmishes take place. The prisoners captured have saber cuts on their heads, show ing hand-to-hand skirmishes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Greenerss Break.

Washington. April l3.-Richard q. Greener, who has just been replaced as American commercial agent at Viad- ivostok, figured in an incident at vlad- ernment and induced Secretary Hay t0| send d note ofEicially expressing t1&' regret of this government to Japan. Without asking leave of the American ambassador at St. Petersburg or any one else. Mir. Greener turned over the Japanese consular office at yladivostok in his charge to the Russian port admiral who removed the furniture and used the building for the Red Cross Association.
 Japan later gave her consent to the use of the buildings for Red Cross pure poses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Coal for Russians.

Paris, April 1S.-Herr Bekel. who IS charged with the duty of gathering to- gether supplies of coal for the Russian Second Pacific Squadron. has, accord- ing to a statement made to the St Pe- tersburg correspondent of The Matin, 10000 tons at Saigon and 50,O00 tons at Shanghai. which he expects the Rus- sian squadron to take on board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
Japs Vacated.

St. Petersburg, April 1s.--A dispatch from Gunsiiu Pass dated yesterday says the Russian advance detachment on the Mandarin road pushed forward April II and bombarded Machiantzy at midday. The Japanese infantry and cavalry hurriedly vacated the place. leaving their dinners maps etc.
 Peasant Land Tenure.
 St. Petersburg. April 1s.-An sIn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14

lConIlnuea oa raEs h!EAs.l
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Gibilgert@t.

Die @sfdi4te zines 3erff6rten @be-
9lfds beiddftiet mieoer einmaI bas
6uperiorgsridt. Warp grap bon bier
bat gegen ihren @atten Sames 6.
grap 2lage auf RidtunterfnBung an'
seirenat. sic beiratbete am 25. De-
3ember 1885 ibren isBigen Mann unO
lebte nit ibm big 3um 90. Mus. 1905
3uiammen. Nn oieiem Sage berlieB iie,
obne irgenb einen @runb an3usebsn,
ibren Wann. gr gab ibr fsinsn Gent
bon oem fie bas 2sben friifen tonnte
sic bsantragte nun i'm @eri6t. oab ibr
monatlid 3pan3ig Dollars Mlimente
ausbeSablt meroen. Sbr Wann uiiroe
$3.50 bic Wode berbisnen unb be.
idBe auBeroem nod Elm Baarberm6gen
5000.
SRI. Gannie Win9eifer rsi&te gesen
Sacob Woblfelb i'm Guperior9eri4t
eine S9aosneriabtlage i'm Bstrage bon
$500 Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Yoli3etlt@es.

Sie polisei tpurbe oefern nod bem
9auie 442 Horo penipluania Strabe
eerufen, mo He Grau Sremble antraf
bic ii9 In benz @laubsn befano, bab
ginbreaer in ibrem 6auis ieisn. .6aus
unb Na&ba,idaft muroen burdfu6t,
obne baB man eins Spur ber an9eb.
Ii2sn Spibbuben entbedsn tonnte.
unter Der Bef9uIbigung gin=
brua beriibt 3u baben. wurbe Geo.
Wpsrs bon 25 Norb alabama Strabe
perbaftet.
Beim 6ra&tbauie Der Big Sour
gabn purbe Sim Winiams unter Der
Bsidulbiauns Diebfabl bertbt au
baben, bsrhaftst.
Grau Mlb. ct. Sobn bon South
gaffern Apenue. benadri&tiste uniere
@ebeimen. BOB ibr bier Dollars GEE
fohlsn moroen ieien.
Sebn 8 inner bon Nortpoob
murbe mesen 3leinbiebifables sefern
Nadmittas einaefedt.
| Sames Sad On wuroe ber.
baftst. neil er fi& Miba9iuns bes @e-
ridtsbofss su S&uloen tommen lisb.
glaaosm sr sinise 3sit eineeiperrt NOR.
ben mar, wuroe er uieber freigelaRen.
ba es fi& berausfelte. bab bic Mnse'
leoenbeit auf einen sSrrtbum heraus
lief. Die gerbaftung gei9ab au
J gsranlafuns bss Staatsanmalt. Sad
ion iit Elm In 1871 Noro Slinois Str
tpobnenber Ruti9er.
Il Sobn2 8 M B, ber fi9 einen Ser
. FOB gesen bas e&antgeieb 3u s&ulbei
tommsn lieB, wurbs perbaftst. iebod
balo geqer Barf&aft in Greibeit 9e
fsbt.
Sas. We@o1p, elm 35-idbriae
: Mrbsiter BON 1412 u Slinois Str.
. murine tpseen Sruntenbsit eingelo9t.
: Wesen ungebhbrli9en Betrassn
, manberten geffern 8arl Wainbed bo
: 17l3 2epfone StraBe unb Carl @oit
, bon 904 Bates Mpenue binter bi
{ iGnsbii9en Gardiner.
Wer nod teinen &auf9 9ehabt bal
iif tein brauer Wcnn. badte f& os
55'idbrige 3immermann 90. Some
: bon bier uno taufte fi& einen riefge
, Mffsn. gr tpurbs eineefperrt.
@eqen' 0erumlungerns tpurl
sefern Der 3l.idbr. Mai&iniR @bal
4odbar bon piitsbIra. 3d.. be,
baftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Ser SOrbang fdQt
ueber Ole leste Dorfeann9 oes
alien Staotraths.
WtoriaritD gl6n3t 3nm leBten Stale
als Yolfstribnn.
Salair gorlage iiber Beto ange
npmmen.

Die lsbte SiBung bes stabtratbs
unter Der ausiGeisenoen Mbminiifras
tion, fano 9efern ftatt. BET mel9er FL
Stabtrdtbe suge9en maren.
Stabtratb Mnorstu 8. @abl ffellte
ben Gntraa, bas Salair Der Staot-
rdtbs bon $50 auf 5000, troB bes
0stos bes Bhrssrmsifers, 3u erb56en.
gs uurbe abeeifimmt. 19 etimmsn
uarsn bafhr, 2 Stimmsn baae9en.
Gas Geiultat mar alio, bab bas Saldr
Ierh6bt purbe.
8. g. gnslep. Der @ountpsS4abs
meiffer. muBte cine ghr9i9aft bon
100000 ben SspoFtsn Der Staot
gsssnnbsrlfrlsn. 26 Bhrssr Der Staot
bnIfen 5srrn gnslsp bisie Bhrsf9aft
auf3ubringen.
Der Stabtratb SOiepb 8. Casper
nadts bic Staotbeb6rbe auf bic 8an3.
balen In Der gidbs Der parts aufmert-
'fam, msl4e, tpis er bshauptet, bic Be-
n6lferung re9t beeinf fluBt.
Sns Stabtratbsmi.gIieb Sames o.
WDriaritp protsiiirte auf bas 0eftisfe
bagegsn, inoem er bemerfte, baB Der
Sedsl idon fef genug udre, unb man
bic Beb6lferung ni9t nit Gemalt bon
ben 8ersntigungen tusg3ieben t6nnte
um fie in Die 2ir4en 3u trei5en. Sie
Ysruronuns wuroe abssifimmt uno
mon besiinfiste bie $an3iaale. Die
gsroronuns 3us grbauung zines 4eib.
fales in benz .DillsnpierteI obne bic
grlaahniB bss 8eRbers bes aneren3ens
ben gi9entbums etn3ubolen, tpurbe nit
| 20 Stimmsn paiRrt. 6ierauf ma9ts
Sames .. Woriaritp ben Stabtratt
oarauf aufmerfiam. oab bic Staot Sn.
bianapOlis iebr tpenige Straben bdtte.
auf psl6s man 10 nod 6erasnsluif ipa'
sieren fabren t6nnte, obne einem 6ra9t'
fubruert su bsgegnen.
gs wuroe bieriiber abgsitimni. unt
bic 8eroronung. uel4e 9afffubrtuerfer
oas Gabren auf ben prominsnteifer
Straben bon Snoianapolis berbietet
purbe nit 20 stimmen paiRrt.
| Sierauf er6rterte man bic Orbinan
be3hslid 2sgung elmer Wsi6e Der 5. 6
& %. = giienbabn am usbersangs be
%. Gtrabe, uelde slsidfalls paiRrte
| Na9 Der Sisung uurbs bsm Stabi
@lsrt Elm oreimaliges 0O9 fur iein
geIsiifetsn Sisnifs ausgebra9t, tporau
fa bic Stabtbdter nit ben bstterffs
Winen perabi9ieoeten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
@s9iel tn YOli3ei=9eparte:
memt.

@ie in anberen Separtements 10
miro audi i'm polissi-G Gepartement Der
nsue 8hrgsrmeiiter etuas aufrdumen.
poli;si= =Superintenbent 2riiser, Der
na9 gseinn Der Standardization 0er-
paltuns ni9ts gsRerss 3u ertuartsn
bat, als gum Ssr9eanten oe9raoirt 81
msrosn. bat bsfdloRsn, na9 nabs3u
20.idbriser Sisnissit. aus bem Separ.
msnt aus3ui6eioen unb nit ieinem
iunesn so6n R6 Dem 8roesrisssi&dft
81 wiomen. Sas @eiddft. mel6ss
2ehger tibsrnsbmsn pirb, befinbet fh
an 80. uno Rabsr StraBe in Noro.
Snbianapolis.
Srtssr bsgann feline poli3eili9e Gar.
riere als patrolman uno erbielt bel
6olbmans Nmtsantrttt feline isbise
Stsaung.
Bis ss beiBt, ion Der frHhsre Detec.
tib abolf ai9 gum poli3eieapitain uni
Samuel Gsrber gum Sesfiergeanter
ernannt uerben. 'Sie iangeren 2eutl
unter ben patrolmdnnern tpfni9er
9nofabrsrpcli3iitsn su tperbsn unb BIZ
dlteren S9lieBer. gbwarb Brap ioi
anesbli9 HuafOlser 2inneps, bss ieBi
gen Setsctpcnpitain's tperben.