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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28
POEM BY JOSEPH JEFFERSON.

-one day last summer. when Mr..
Jefferson and MI Cleveland we're tax,
ing luncheon on board the Oneida. in
Buzzards Bay. the conversation drift
ed 10 the subject of future life" sa "a
E. c. Benedict an old friend of the
comedian. Mr. Jefferson expressed
himself as grateful for having had
more than his share Of the joys of
this life, and as being prepared TO
meet, al any moment, the common fate
Of all He said he had lately been
'scribbling some doggerel' on the sub
ject, and he recited his lines to us.
asked him for a copy OF them. which
he said he did not possess, but he
promised to send me one. In Feb
ruary reminded him Of his promise.
and received a signed copy of the YER
ses. which he entitled Immortality
It seems as though these lines con
struet a beautiful bridge between
faith and reason"
Immortality.
Two eaterpillars crawling on a leaf,
By some strange accident in contact
name;
Their conversation. passing all belief
Was that same argument, the very
same.
That has been 'proe1 and conned''
from man to man,
Yea. ever since this wondrous world
began,
The ugly creatures.
Deaf and dumb and blind,
Devoid of features
That adorn mankind.
Were vain enough. in dull and wordy
strife.
To speculate upon future life.
The first was optimistic, fun Of hope;
The second, quite dyspeptic, seemed
to NOPE.
Sad number one, Tim sure Of our sal.
vation-'
Said number two, I'm sure Of our
damnation;
Our ugly forms alone would seal our
fates
And bar our entrance through the
golden gates
Suppose that death should take us
unawares,
How could we climb the golden stairs
IF maidens shun us as they pass us by
Would angels bid us welcome In the
sky?
wonder what great crimes we have
committed
That leave us SO forlorn and SO I'M
pitied.
Perhaps we've been ungrateful, I'm
Iforglying;
tbs plain to me that life's not worth
tho living"
I"Come, come. cheer up" the jovia
worm replied.
Lets take a look upon the other side
Suppose we cannot fly like moths o
millers.
Are we to blame for being caterpil
lars4
VIII that same God that doomed u
crawl the earth.
A prey to every bird that's givenNbirti
Forgive our captor as he eats an
sings,
. And damn poor US because we hav
not wings?
LIE We cant skim the air like owl G
has.
d A worm will turn for a that
s They argued through the summer; a.
G tumn nigh,
The ugly things composed themselvf
to die:
! And 50 to make their funeral quit
u complete,
n Each wrapped him in his little win
ms sheet.
The tangled web encompassed the
J. full som,
II Each for his coffin made him cacoo
Is All through the winters chilling bla
they lay
Dead to the world, aye, dead as h
e man clay.
Is 10, spring comes forth with all h
in warmth and love;
she brings sweet justice from 4
realms above;
n, She breaks the chrysalis, she rest
in reefs the dead;
re Two butterflies ascend encircling h
es head.
And so this emblem shall forever be
A S On CT immortality.
IN From the New York Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

In the meantime your Uncle David
B. Hill seems to be making a success
of his determination TO stay retired. \
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

The baseball fans were so nervous
Yesterday that they were tempted to
pun eff game themselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Thers is no strawberry trust, but
from the prices charged there seems
to be working agreement"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28
on the SECS dMaY.

Floral see that Miss Trotter has a
new. trap
Dora--Yes; YOU suppose she VIII
latch a man with IL?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Farmer Billy Bryan, IL is said, has
pad $500 FOR better. He seems %
have a pretty high value Of an ideal
cow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

ctiro should do herself proud In the
entertainment Of the rivers and har-
hors committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

" President Castro gets too bad we
might send Uncle Shelby cullom i ap-
rising against him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Is there any reason why the mos
auitoes should be more savage this
year than usual2
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

The Cairo Baseball association will
have a hard time keeping the small
boy from finding crack in the fence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

1t looks like the Equitable has
enough troubles without annexing Gen
Miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Verdi was in Paris rumor was mar
rying Victor Hugo 10 a young Brus-
sells maiden and Januscheck was be
ing entertained by crowned heads of
Earcpe
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

" may also be observed that neb0dy
can run corner on a Chicago strike.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

DR.. A. S. Hopkins, forest insect in
vestigator. department of agriculture,
says the annual loss from insects
which prey on forest trees and their
crude and finished products is $780,.
600 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Hon. S dney Breese was a eandi-
date for justice Of the supreme eour,
from the first grand division.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

ing horns while everybody danced the
cake walk.-Worid's Work
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Talking about poetic days, wasn't
yesterday hummer?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

City scrip was selling at 65 cents o.,
the dollar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28
Is YEARS AGO TODAY.
From the Bulletin Of April %, 1870.

Benjamin Canady, engineer Of the
owbcat Mary Alice, was killed by two
negro deckhands 20 miles below Mem
1his. He was atone time citizen Of
afro and was in the livery business
here with Perry Powers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

A wi3ow by the name of Mrs Lewis
who parted from her second husband
: very young man. tried TO drown her
self in the Mississippi at Goose Island
but was retcued just after she hac
leaped into the stream. The expert
ance caused her to become a maniac
She was brought to Cairo to live Will
relatives here
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

and wounded by the collapse OF 1
court room in Richmond. Va
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

The daughters Of Capt. John Mullan.
10. S. A., are running laundry in
Washington, and although the venture
is a success, some Of their relatives
ire quite indignant
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Greater Cairo" goes marching on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Two hundred persons we're killed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Charles WI Brown of Lehigh uni
gersity has been appointed professor
n geology al Brown university. He Is
graduate Of the latter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28
TALK IT OVER WITH us.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year ending De
cember 81. ................. 1945
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lati0n for the month OF March,
1905 2os5
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Prof Wiley, United States govern
nent chemist, says alcohol is fuel for
the body and does COED when used IN
moderation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Three brothers named Watts are
mayors in Indian territory Charles
&. holds office in Wagner, John w. in
Sallisaw, and Thomas c. in Muldrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Austen Chamberlain, says Herbert
Vivian. who knew him at Cambridge.
akes offense too easily to be a good
friend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

William M. Springer presented
'nti-duelliug resolutions 10 the consti
utional convention az Springfield.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Lord Kitchener threatens to resign
as commandments in India unless
his ideas of military reformation are
carried out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

A MIR. Jocelyn," minstrel, printer
md patent medicine vendor and other
lcccmpl shments. convinced Manager
DIVERS. of the Cairo variety thcater
that there was fortune In the patent
Medicine business at Memphis. Pow
,rs furnished him with a fine wager
md team. but when Jocelyn reached
'emphs he sold them and pocketet
70 money. He was prosecuted b,
IT. Powers and sentenced to thrc'
ears In the peniteniiary at Memphis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-28

Book beer had made its appearance
and The Bulletin celebrated it's ad-
vent by giving II column write up.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
0runoeigentbnms l1ebertrasunssn,

Charles u. 9ob an gpram Or.
8opb, Sbeil Got Is, sGbans Cub,
She'll Sobnion's Grben Abb.. ihbmef-
lide gde part Gpsnue uno 20. Str,
"a, $50.
Mussie 5. gincsnt on SObn u.
@iebel, $beil fiowstli4es @iertel,
Section %, sp. Is. @anae 4, 81
@eres. perrp Sp., 50. 100.
glara q. eparfs an Mrtimiiio
9Ornaoap. Got S, stil3's gogswouo
aoo.. iioliae Settle @anbers Str.
49, $50.
Nrtimiiia 5ornabap an Sun 6.
Sparts. Got liz. Mlen u. u. Noro
aso., 40 bel 156 5ub. psrbsHsrt, ST.
lide Settle Der Sem Serisp Str, ,n6ro.
LID bon IL. Str. Also.
Sbomas 6apss on Carl 8. Spedin,
Got %. @riebt's Subj Got 26.
Sobnfon grbsn Ioo., 40 bel lSl.45
SUB. naeant. meftli9e Settle Der @or-
nsQ abs.. iioli4 ben 20. Ctr. 500.
5reb Slime on Sobn 6. Spurseon,
BOT 6, glod 2. SaGFslb II. u. Mbo.,
41.11 BEL 14O CUB. pacant, peffti6e
Settle Der Martinoale Nbe., n6rSlid
bon ~. Str $500.
Maron 8. 8lair an 6uah M. 2ope,
fbeil bon Got IL. &as's Subo., Sar.
10. perbeRert. 57.3 JuB. norbmefIi&e
Settle Der Snoiana Ibs., tusflid bonn
9anal. $4,000.
2ouis o. Smith an Bridget Dean,
Got 80, 8lpd z in 2ineoln part Nooi-
tion. 40 bel 140.75 GuB. bacant, OFF,
iette Der 0su Serisp Str, n6roli9 bon
I23. Str. $3.50.
Nrttur 8roun an Warp Barrett,
Got 10 In Wefmorelanb place Moei-
tion. 40 BET $50 5ub, paeant, Hurb.
feite Der Miniaan Str, 6fIi9 bon
@efmorelano Mbe. $500.
gna Sbauton an Morma $. 6aerIe,
Elm She'll oes rorbmefli&sn 8iertels
Der Section 26. Sftp. II. Ranse 8,
z 81 4der 3u Waibington SomnIbip.
| $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Bisse-M tar-@ras.
Sch T

rem:
2arl unb Mtba Ginlep, Qnabs. -
gbas. unb Nina 2ennis, 3nabe. -
Wiais unb Srau abbott, Wioden. =
.. 8. unb gnna Sold, Wdo&en =
s. 3. unb Same Quirf, Rdb&en. =
6. g. uno Sbelia 8ranb. Mdoden. =
0arbep uno 2ula Wleranoer. 2nGbe.
-8. N. uno Mnna Goro. Wdo4en.
-Beniamin uno gatbarina @uooel-
boffer, Gnabe.
Setraut:
Sob1 u. 2swis-Warp 6. S9ler.
6omaro @. @bite-S. growing.
@ouin plummer-Bauline Briggs.
Robert @Iap-gtbel 5rpe.
p6tlip Wc@ormid = Sennie Me.
graden.
@brifian Briniman-2ura 6obep.
Wm. @benoDetb-Sena Srpin.
Sobn 2ittelbut-Silbia Silts.
S. Carl Boomer-P- @%pferham.
Wm. Northumberland @anfin.
Gehprbtn:
gbitb San, 2 Wonate, 907 Sort
@apne abenus. - Treo @ilting. IS
Sabre, 521 Noro Semple Npenue. -
Samss Miler. 43 Sabre, ct. 8inceni
Sofpital .-gtbel Miler, Is Sabre,
1886 Snbiana Ibenue. - glisabstb
2ittle, SO Sabre, Staot. - 2aura
g NTH. 40 Sabre, 379 Bancroft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

S4on ieit Sabren puroe benz pu.
blitum Der Staot fein 10 gutes untsr=
baltunas=p rosramm seboten, ME es
bic auonoale 9eigbts gu gebsn i'm
Stanbe finb. 2esitim in ieber Be-
3iebung, tueroe1 bic geiu9er ridt 90.
germ, Die 8%Orfeaungen, welde naa
benz 6. Nobsmber our 8orfabruns
tommen. ju befu4sn. 8~orfeaungen
ME 3ubor, 2a8mittass unb Gbsnos
Die 8erpaltuns bat Dos rteue @in=
tertbeater b61ig neu renoDirt uno um-
9ebaut uno ben 8eiu4ern Yerbsn 8au,
oebile I~orfeQungen Dorgeftbrt tuer-
ben, meI1e au ben beften Der bieigen
aerednet tueroet mhHen. Inter ben
pielen 9iinfflern, reI9e auftreten tper-
ben, finb bsreits anae3eist: Sas 6armo-
ME 3om6oie Quartet; bic orsi 2eslis
S6weffern; Greo 2efe. Der Winie; 60.
bel unb aoam. 2Om0oienten; Ssnnsttt
2opre; Cunningham unb 9an!ep;
Margaretbe Morslp; bic Mlbion 10.
miaue, suei Wdnner uno spei 5ranen;
MonRgnor Sc 2saue, Der Manr mi
benz eiiernen @sbib; uno cine sros'
Nnaabl anbsrer 9tnfler. tuelae al,
ft9 bemiiben tusroen, benz publifun
ibrs bsfen 2sifunssn bOr3utrassn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Yolheui9ss.

q eroBsx G4aufafen Dor einem
Der 9ei9dfte on Der 8afbingtOn Ctr.
uuroe pdhreno Der SaIoueen Na8i
3ertrammert.
Wan nimmt an, baB iibermiitbise
iunge Burden F1 ben S9er3 ma4ien.
Die @aaren wurosn ausserdumt, uuo
bon einem benadbarten Embellishments
bis gum Worgen in gerwabr seuom'
men. Ser Borfall tpurbs Der poliasi
9emelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
NmS ben @eri@ten.
0ene

Sir aelieferte Waterialien unb ee-
~Ietitete arbett ilast &obsrt 8. Sads
man ssnen patrid 5. @e$nn uno.
gowin q. Jib5eralb auf @rlunsuns
bon 49, SO.
Die p%enniplbania 60. fIaet ge9er
Wiais grpant. wegen anseblid unbss
3ablter Mietbe fir Elm 8runofdd auf
3abluns BON $500.
Meii fein 2ano bur1 borgenpmmer1e
N%enoerungeT oes gahnbettes angebli9
gelitten bat. tlast 6rancis Marion
Start fur $500 S9~aoeneriab gegsn
bic 6. 6. 6. & 81. 2ouis &ailuap
Comp.
@inen ansebli6 unbsaablten S9ulo=
i4ein tiber $3.50 incl. 3iuIen etc.
tlaat Ri9. Quinn seseu Wm. 3.
Repnolos u. u. elm.
Orei S4eiounsstlasen russsn angeb.
lid unseniisenoer u%nterhaltung wur=
ben eeftern einserei9t: allcs Date min
bon ibrem @atten SObn sei9isosn iein
uno tpini6t bic Obbut iber bas 2ino;
Warp 9idinger fudt SAsibung bon
ibrem @atten Midael at erlanaen;
Sulie Smith wiini9t bon ibrsm @attsn
5rant sei4ieoen gu tperoen.
Na6labgeri6t.
gs uurosn our Yefdtieuns einges
rei9t: bas Sefament bes berforbenen
Benjamin 3. coleman. Nominiftrator
Carrie Coleman, Die $500 8irefdaft
felte;
bas Sefament bes berfforbensn WiI-
liam 2ottemann; NominifratOr @bas.
aottemann, Der $50, 900 8iirsi&aft
CAB;
bas Sefament Der nerfforbenen Nnie
g. Booen; Mominifrator Carl 6.
@eiB, wslter $4,000 gtrsf9aft fts1ts.
Snperiorgeriht.
Dor &i9tsr Sobn 8. WcWafsr sam
aefern bic S6eiounesflase bon 2ouis
Sdasfer gsssi feline Satin sarah CUR
8erbanb!ung. 2eBtere bate cine 8e=
gentla9e auf Sdsioung singereidt
Der Ri9ter entfGieo su 8unften Der
8eflaeten bssiislid BEG 9ldgers 2laes.
ferner gu 9unfen beg 8ldsers besiS=
lid Der 8etlaaten @esentla9e unb ber-
urtbeilts ben 2ldger CUR Sragung Der
Qofen. Sos gbepanr wirb nlfo bor=
lduHg bic gbefsHeln tpeiter tragen
mifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

6eute Mbenb 1T Der Sag
Der @rocer auf Der Nabrunssmittel.
Musfsluns In Der 8omlinions Dale,
u1o oieielben ueroen In gebhbrenber
@siie empfanseri unb u~ntsrbalten uer.
ben. Die Musfelung erfreut fi9 nod
tuie Dor zines ausss3si&neten Beiu&es.
10 bab man BET S9lub osrislben ertuar'
ten fann. bab ale pOrbergebenoen un-
tsrnsbmsn bisisr art rsit absri9attet
uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
L.S.AlRES& eco.
Sas Ginfaufs=Gentrum Der Staot.

Senrp Gubn. 8eorse q.
Warrott uno s. 8. 2ro5, babsn fi6
erboten on benz Noroufer beg SaG
Greet, bon Der @entral Mbsnus biz our
Werioian Ctr. cine @ementnnnb gu
erridten. uelds oas umliegsnoe giger.
tbum gegen ueberiGwemmungen
f4ern fOl. I'm Der etofeite oss
ufers erri9tete Die 8eb6rbe 6hentIi9er
Werfs cine dbnlide Wanb. STIR bic
Norofeite aber mar bisber nod niemals
etmas Qetban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Greissert9t.

Dor 8idter Ssnrp Slap Nlen nuts
Den bic 8erbanolunsen in Der 2lase
BON ScOtt Bridges aegen Gbrifian
@lsrfamp beenoigt unb tpirb Der Jal
heute ben 8eidworsnen our gnti9ei.
hung iiberaeben tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
---Uvres Bulletin.
&obal @orfeb &orlets

Gs mare i&tper Elm befieres &oriet bersus
ftsIen ais bic 8opal @orcefter Oopaser
unb 8ro9e MobeIen.
Die Dofpaser iinb ipe3ieu fir beleibte Yers
ionen, bod senus unter ben Nrnten
I'm bic 8iite mad borne su tperfen, LANCE
Princeb Shfte uno ftarfe SIidbein s9irs
nuns iiber benz 2eib, moberne Sorm unb
8~equemIi9feit perii4ernp; p%oatdnbis
nit suei Sets @eIuet Strip O. I'm
Strumpfbalter ........... WLIUV
Oas 8rote @oSel sol lit ipesiea babia
unb MODERN fur Iei9te pber mittIere
Sisuren, in roia pber bIau, biibi9 sars
nirt nit Spiben unb 8Gnber /; CO I'm
Elm auSge3ei1neter 8ertb gu. VLIuV
@ir pafien bieie &orietten OIL obne Be-
re9nung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

N%erlanet-giu Wdoteu ffr aIgenteine Saiss
~ arbeit. Aod3ufrasen in Der Office bieies
BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Sy erIorgt-Giu Wtdoheu fir cine neiue Soutiiie.
9Iter Sohu. 2etu zSai4en. stnh5ufrageu
30. 2Sl5 2Orb Selapare Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

q permiefbeu 5000 SuB 8ooenraum nit entem
y si6t, araft, oei5uus uuo Haner. Ta15uIra'
gen i'm gebiabe 206 Ipsft pearI etrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
0entdIcn
Gameracen

benz treuen 5reunbe tpabrer Mdbtsfeit, benz
senerOien @eiunbbeitss Grseuser, benz ~rei;ens
ben ~erponnenten pom @affreunbi9aft unb
outen Sumoriiten, unierem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
@etterberimt.
SO afbinston n, 2. 3obsmber.

Sar "a etun ben sHOsnO = rpr TOrssns, 8. gOpbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Slr SnSiana: 8abri&einli9 S4auer
beute Rad t unb am Sreitas; rpdrnrsr teute
Ra&t; fdlter am Sreitaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Bethel Mpeuue eloSitiom.

einise iebr seipdbIte 8anpIdbe In bieier feineu Bor'
ftabt addition ftnb nod nuoerfauft. uub cine aus.
mabl fanH nod s~etrofeu perbeu, pobur9 mon eiueu
ader ober nod mebr bon benz bsften 9arten.9anb er.
fperbeu fur peniser oils ben ptrfIiben Dur9inuitts.
wertb bss ader.eanbes. sBir perfaufen feline Baus
pIdse In biefer Mceition an Reeer. Sober Sou.
pIas TIT abesftedt nuo uumertrt. EifeI it perfett.
Gin abffraft iir iebeu Rdufer fret s~slisfert. Spre6eu
Sic in unfersr Office Dor fir cine aarte bes @Iases.
meIbe bic aoiaIitdt, umfaus, Breis unb 9ermtne
zines iebsn BaupIasss 3sist uub trsHsn sissine Bsrs
otrebuna nit ans DIE Apbitiou su befeben.
Deunp 3 Dennp. 80 goro Hetauart Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Belebrmngs Bnrean
SuGettu No. II

Sertpeil bic Stabts&artpaene i'm @anse if
unb bic 9faune nmb Der aefeI fi9 ~cessnieitis
alS I'M idpdrseiten beidimpfen unb sufduis
bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
6emte
0am@emer &tmoI an 3apf
tn Monntn8er'S &afe,
AZ ". Ohio Str.
Mbonoale 5sisbts.

Sefier un6 i4Oner wie ia ;uuor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
INDIANAPOLIS BREWING co.

MerIauqt-sine CUTE Sausbdlterin. Hahiufraga
1908 storb Seloipore StraBe. mad 10 1br Dor.
mtttaes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
QoeaL0 etterbsri1t.

3unebmenbe bew0Iftbeit unb tpabrideins
LID S@au er beute @a4t unb am 5reitas;
mariner beute Na6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Wa6bartt NIT
S6mub bewerfem

1T es Elm ipabres 9ersniisen ii9 cine Seit lang
Sapon ab;uipenbsn unS Sas 9eben pom elmer
befferen settle 81 b~etradbten nit benz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

O. robe Bohnuuas.goupIdse, bon $50 bis $125. fir
" Baor coer auf ieidbte Mbs~Jluns bon SOC bis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
IberutprueterifuuD

@. z. BIbtbs
Sections Director.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
His Nerve Failed Him, and He Did Not Keep Compact With
 His Girl Friend.
REFUSED ID HAND HER hCID
 BUT PLACED II WITHIN REACH.
Arthur MiiiiGnn, with Whom Flor euce c. Groves Agreed to Commit Suicide, and Who Disappear After She Died, is Arrested at Racine, Wis.

Milwaukee. Jan. 26.-Arthur Henry Milligan. with whom Florence o. Groves agreed to commit suicide at the Hotel Blatz, and who disappeared after she had fulfilled the part of the agree ment, was arrested at Racine.
 After his arrest Milligan calmly de- tailed the story of his life and the cir cumstanees of Miss Groves death
 Florence Groves was engaged to a school-teacher, Clyde Brown, of Or land, H., but she loved me better .' Milligan said. T told her that the day she married l would kill myself Flor epce said that when I Killed myself she would go also.
 On Sunday morning sne tried three times to kill herself with poison I had purchased. She drank oxalic acid iodine and wood alcohol in turn. but they acted only as emetics. Then she be gged me to get her some carbolic acid.
 Il bought a siX-ounce bottle on Sun day morning with money I borrowed flcm the hotel clerk. She did not take
 
 she realized its horrible effects.
 She asked me 10 pour out the acid and l filled wine glass with it and placed the glass on a stand, which I placed close to the bed. Florence reached for il, but her hand trembled so that she dared not lift the glass. Won't you hand it to me. or at least steady my hand2' she asked. refused. At last she neryed herself. snatched the glass and swallowed the dose at a single effort
 Don't leave me until I'm dead. she implored
 As l watched the terrible convui- sions that racked her form, the foam that specked her lips. the agonized setting of the eyes and the mortal pain expressed in her every movement, my nerve failed me. I didn't have the courage to follow her.
 After her death I washed the traces of poison from her lips, closed her eyes and mouth, composed her limbs and covered her with bed clothing Then I kissed her on the forehead and left her l simply couldn't bear to die myself, unattended and Ie discovered ill the distressing condition which i saw her"
 The police will prosecute Milligan for manslaughter if possible If not he will be turned over to Boston, where he is wanted for swindling.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
4 LATTER-OAY BLUEBEARD.
Thirteen Wives Credited to Johann
 Hoch.
Chicago Peiicc Looi<ing for the Man whose Many Wiv.s Died
 soon After Marriage.

Chicago, Jan. 26-Information of more alleged victims of the supposed 'Bluebeard' (Johann Hoch) has been given to the police by John Prick, an employe Of the Nickel Plate railroad
 Prick has reported to the police a charge that his sister. Mrs William Schultz, married Hoch. who then called himself Albert Muschburg, at Argos, Ind, in 1900. Mrs. Schultz had a child named Nettie. then five years old.
 Shortly after they arrived in Chi eago letters ceased coming home, . said Prick. and I am under the be- lief that my sister and her little girl were done away with. My sister had about $l 300 at the time of the mar riage.'
 Acting on the theory that Hoch is the missing janitor of the notorious H | Fl. Holmes castle, the police are l using the same methods to trace Hoch as were used in seeking Holmes. The l police believe Hoch to be a pupil oi | Holmes, and that he will use the same ruses that were employed by Holmes to escape arrest.
 Relatives of six of the 13 wives credited to Hoch have expressed a | belief to Police Inspector Shippy that l the six women died from poison. A furniture dealer on Milwaukee avenue informed the police that he had furnished five different flats for Hoch, each time undcr a different name, and that he had new wife for every flat
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
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