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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Snbianappls, Snb., Mttpp6 8 Mdr 1905
( @. U. 6artmaa. /

@eifern Nbsnb turs nod 9 llhr erlag
%. u. Sartman, elm in wsiten 2reiien
betannter bsutf9er ghrger einem Ser3.
foliage. Der Werforbene purbs I'm
Sabre 1888 in 96bsln, 26nigrei9
Sa4isn, g:borsn unb bstbeiliste fi9
wdbrenb Der 3rie9e 1865 unb 1870
als frsimiliger 3rantsnudrtsr nit
groBem 8eroienfe.
8or ettpa 10 Sabren fam er na9
Nmerita. Ct lieb fia suerft in Sort
Wapne nisoer unb fsbelte bon bort
banr ipdtsr nod hier hber. Surd
iein beitsres Weien unh bura bic
panttli4fe @emiiienbaftisteit bat fi9
Der 0eritorbsne einsn srObsn Greun'
bestreis erporben.
5err 5artman fftr3te bor ldnaerer
3eit i'm Sunteln in ieinem 3immer
unb fiel auf einen Softer. erbOlte fi8 ie-
bod unb bamertte teine tpeitere Solgsn
isines unfaaes. big fi9 am Wontas Dor
a6t Sasen. als er ben Sdnee bon Der
Sreppe Su fdaufeln ii9 bsmabte, es fi9
berausfellte, baB er on einem 8ippen=
bru9e lit. Seine Mrbeitgeber, &is
daro 2ieber & Co., ftir bic er in einem
Der 3meiq @eiddfte als 8uabalter
tbdtig mar, iorgten fOfort fur 2ranfen.
pfessr uno dratli9e 8ebanolun9 i6res,
bic 9r6Bte I@tung unb 0srtrauen Gee
nieBenoen p1i9tsetreuen NnseitslIten.
in ausgiebisifer Weiie, leioer berfdlim=
merte fd ieoo9 Der 3ufanb oes pas
tisntsn auisbenbs. big er oann seffern
Mbenb ben @eift ausbau9te. Sie
9eide tpirb auf @uni9 bss gsrfor.
bensn eingedi9ert. Yissbs3aglids Mn=
oronungen peroen beute getrofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Die aalaltffrr-Ri
9bdtiefeit, siufnabme eoinsuneen 3tpetss
uno Gprredjte oeS SroenS.


@or 4uroem 1T in HOn, Stulien, Elm
Mann 9eiIprben, Der iib ben SOuperGz
men @urOpas 5u6iblen burfte. @s ipar
bies Der II Sabre alt ssporbene @rObs
meiiter oes Malteferorbens, Sra @ips
banni 8attiIta Gesf1i bi Santa Groce.
Seit 40 Sabren relibirt Der Gtobmeis
fter Der 0}alteIer in Ger .eipigen
Stabt," na9bem iie bic srpbe Hebolus
tiOn bon ibrem f9Onen Snieireihe i'm
Wiittelmeer pertrieben unb &aifer Yaul
l. BON &uBlano i6nen auf furae 3eit
elm aipl in ieinem 2anbe gepdbrt
bate. Der Orben, Der glei6en llr=
fprungs lit nit bem epangelii9en So
bunniter=Srben, ben 6riebri9 WilbeIm
". BON Yreuben als v8allai 8ranbens
burg" ipieber aufleben lieb, bat natiirs
lt9 iebe politii6e Gebeutung lGnsit elm,
sebiiBt unb bei9dftist iidb uusi9lieB>
li9 nit ben Werfen 9riitli9er NG9<
ftenliebe; er unterbGlt audi in Seruia<
lem nod Elm 9Ofpi5 unb bat ii9 in ben
lebten 9riesen burd feline Sbeilnubnle
an Der Siiriprge fir bic 8erpunbeten
riibmli9it uusge5ei9net. Molteier>
Sitter gu iperben, lit iibrigens erbebli9
f9tpieriger, als bas Sobanniter<3reus
ou erlansen. Oie Iufnabmesebiibr fir
ben Weolteier<& <&anbibaten betrGet 5tpar
nur etpa $3.50 unb Der Subresbeitrag
fir bas W1ite.ieb $75. aber pom MaIz
teIerz&anbibaten perlangt nan. INNER
mod 16 abslise 4bnen, ipdbrenb es
unter ben Sobanniter>R >Rittern piele gibt,
beren Same bes WDrtGens ypon" err
manaelt.
Der Maltefer=Orben tbeilt ii9 in
apei 3unsen, Die italienifae unb bic
beutI6e, beren @ertpaltune benz 9rpbz
priorate in 8Obmen unteritellt lit. sSn
9eutf6lanb befteben atpei Bitter
aHociationen," bic cine in WeItfalen,
bic anbere in @9leIien, unb bic 3abl
Der beutl9en Nbligen, bic ibren 6als
nit benz iebr beforatiD ipirfenben aAts
fpibieen 3reuae f9miiden fDnnen, lit
cine re9t betrd9tli9e. Sie Souperdz
netGt, bic Der Srben in Qlniprud}
nin1mt. selanst unter anberem baburh
gum Musbrude, bab er einen .auber<
| orbentli9en 9efanbten unb bepo[lz
nrd9tteten MinifterA am Wiener 5ofe
unterbdlt. Der 9robmeifter seniebt IN
Oeiterrei9 ben 3ans als Siirit unb
&arbtnal. Wenn elm 9robmeiiter bes
Srbens 5u feinen 8dtern berfamme't
tpirb, trttt bas Srbensfapitel aur Wabl
zines neuen 9rpbmeifters 5ufammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Sioieite SmrnsSeretm
Sd!t MonatS: :0eriammIuns ab.

Sn Der 9sifern abssbnltenen rs9el-
maBigen Wnnatss0sriammlung bes
Shoieits Surnbersins, melae fid zines
3ablrei1er 9eiudes srfrsute, er6fnete
unb leitetste Der ausite Spreder bes
8ersins. Serr Greo. ). Wad, an Stele
bes erfranttsn erften Spre9ers, 9errn
9enrp 0ictor. Die SiBung.
3u0If nsus Mitglisb.r wurben in
ben 8ersin aufgenommen.
6inf6tlid bss ttirsti9 bsrforbenen
gersinsmitsliebes, 6errn Sreo. Wer3.
wurben Srauerbeidliiife entge9en ge.
nommen uno Der Worfbenbe eriu9te
bic 8eriammluns, oas Inbenten oes
Sobten burt gr6eben bon ben SiBen
3u sbren, mas 9eidab.
2ahenwart Serr Senrp 8icior reiate
als folder feline @sHsnation Elm uno
wuroe oisielbe ansenOmmen.
Die bon Der bOriser 0eriammlung
3wsds &sbifon Der Binder ernannten
orei Witslieber, bic 9erren Sobn @itel,
Sobn Son unb Nua. .@lbreGt. rsferirten
tiber ben 8i9tisbsfuuo oerielben.
Gum 6nHsnuart tpurbe 6err Nug.
glbrs6t burd Ieelamation erwdblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
9as letsiss Selepboit.

8. 81. 5ensIsp, elm Wdrier Der bis'
fiqen Srrenanfalt, uuroe gsitern In
0ortb gernon psrbaftet. Senslep III
bsi9uloist, orei We&iel i'm @eiammt'
wertbe bon $3.50 auf ben Namen 8.
R. Grafton, zines Wallsrs in DUPONT
esfdlI&t su baben. 6enslep muroe
ber6aftet. als er sinsn bierten We4iel
einsm @si4dftsmnnns iibsrgeben mOlIte;
bisisr ieoO4 rief @raftOn iiber bas
Selspbon on unb fanb, bab Der We4iel
esfdlidt mar. 9enslsp gefano isins
S1ulo elm une bei4uloi9te nod einen
anosrsn Mann, Der ioweit nod ni4t
gefInben rpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
pas flsi(dfrfgtn0e Sdaf.
Gin tlntfnm Der 3biereattmne tn elmer 2ons
opncr gSeinwirtbifaft.


ooner gSeinwirtbi6aft.
sSn elmer Weinf9ente in gbgepare
Hpab tn 2onbpn, 10 fdreibt Elm Be-
ri9terftatter aus Der Sbemfeftabt, harit
ein f9parses S9af. Oas, vNigger"
serufene sbier lit rnsep0bnli9 srpB
unb bon unbefdnntem Otter. ylieeer
bat bem reinen @eseturiunismus entz
faet unb iit Elm leibenf9aftliher
6leifdfrefer gsporben. 9lrl beften
munben ibm S60pienfotelettss unb
8eeffteafs, aber in Grmaneelung biefer
Geri6te nimmt Nigger AUDI nit an
beren 8raten porlieb, poraussefebt, buB
lie gut unb f9mudbaft 5ubereitet finb.
3obes 5leif9 beriibrt er niemals. Das
Sbier lit aber au9 Mlfobolifer. W1it
glei6sr @ier trinft es 8ier, S9naps
ober @ein. Sin @lGsAen Gbamposs
ner aiebt Bigger ieboa iebem unberen
@etrGnfe por. Wenn bas S9af Cuff
perfpiirt, in Der S9enfe feines 9errn
einen tii9tiesn S6lud au tbun, 10
babnt es fi9 riidfi6tslos feinen Weg
bur9 bic umb.rftebenben @dite, Biz es
gum @6anftif6e eelanst, ftelIt fidh
bann auf bic Stnterbeine, poitirt bic
Dorberen enereif9 auf bic pIutte bes
S9anftif6es unb blOtt 10 lange unb
nit 70 piel Radbrud, bab es m0glihit
fdneu bebient ipirb. @rbdlt bas Shaf
ein @las @bistp, 70 fAliirft es bas
@etranf gierig aus unb fribt bann nit
fi9tli9em 8ebagen etlidhe Maismebls
gafes. Menn elmer Der @dfte benz
S9afe Elm gisarettsnetui binlsiht, 70
1T bas 2bier bod erfreut; bod CLAUDE
nur Niemano. bab Nisser ettpa rau9t,
nein, er fri5t bic Gigaretten. mitunter
glei9 Elm 9aIbes Dubenb auf einen
Sip. Das Sbier tit feinem Beiiber
febr susettan unb folet ihm uiif
S9ritt unb Sritt i'm 9an5en 9auft
tpie Elm treuer 9unb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

Snnerba b ueniser Sass uirb
an Der WaRai9uietts Mbe. @iisnbabn.
freu3ung f9 elm re4t reyes 2ebsn ent-
wideln. Die @Orarbeitsn fur bic 9o&s
ssleiie tpsroen ibren Nnfana nebmen,
iObalo Die pldne bonn Staot=Sngenieur
beguta4tet fino. Die @eleiie tperoen
stwa IL SUB erb6bt, bic 3u oieisr
@tene auffibrenben f9rdsen gbenen
iperben etua eine biertel Weile lang
iein. Die Strabe miro 3 Gub per
100 TuB niebriger 9eleet unh maifbe
Concrete Wdnoe werben 3u beiben
Seiten berielben erri9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Hreunoen uno Befannten

gsgeniiber srfhlIe i9 Die traurise
pHi6t, fie bon benz sefsrn Nbsnb ur1
9 ubr infOl9e zines Sersf9Iases erfOls-
ten Nblsben bes 6srrn
%. u. 9artman
eebiibreno in 9enntniB 3u ieBen. Be,
Bob trat ianft uno idnler3los an ibn
berau uno beraubte uns zines lieben
Sreunbss unb pffiGteetreuen Witarbei.
tsrs. oehsn Nnoenten mir ifets beuab.
ren weroen.
Gi9aro ieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

2o9a nsport. 6rau @eoree
Warner, beren Wann In 2ouisbi0e
in Der Sail auf bic 8olIfredung bes
9ooeaurtbeils tuartst, ,pirb fiG na9
bort begeben, um In elmer Mubien3 nit
@ouoerneur 8. 6. SO. Bedbam I'm,
abdnberung bes urtbeils 3u bitten.
Warner tpurbe ftir bic grmorbuna bes
Superintenoenten Der QouisbilIe &
RaI6bille @iIenbabn, puIasfi 2eebs,
3um 8obe berurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

60 9te 8r6bte ,tno pafs
iemoHeMuStpabI bon e6mttt.
bIumem ,smo BImmsenffi&6em
filf aIle freuot9ets tttso txatts
rtgeu Gret8n ne. @tr ttmo
ieoersett 8ern beretf bet BET
MuS,pabl bebiaIht@ 80 iet,t.
Serterntatta 8roS. So.
241 WaN. @nt. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Nad Ylainfie!o snriid.

Walter poe, Der f9 i4ulbi9 be-
fannie, sinen 5radtmaeen erbroten
uno cine anaabl Saden gsfoblen su
babsn. wuroe sefern i'm Sugenb9e-
ridis berb6rt uno tuieber nod Plain.
fislo, bon no er parolirt mar, Suriid-
esIanbt. pos 6atts fi9 felt ieiner gnt.
Iahuns bon Der anitalt ni4t serabe in
muferbafter WeiIe betraeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Nene Sneorporattonen.

Sneorpcrationsseiude murbsn In
Der Office oes Staats Seeretdrs tuie
folat eingereidt:
Sis .Snsaus Sos Co., Sngaas;
@apital $1,000; Sireftoren: 9errmann
Waener, Sobn Waener, Charles 3.
Sommers, Sapib Sommers uno Jreo
%. Mrnplo.
Sie Oriental &u9 Co.. Snbiana.
pOIis; capital $4,000; Sirectoren:
William 6. 6apmarb. CHARLES 8.
Sones, Siaae .. Moosbp nnb @m.
u. pidens.
Die vpinnen.Str 2umber 60"
aotomo; capital SIS, 100; Direeto.
rem: Sulius W. pinnea, Charles y.
Stroup unb 6amuel %. Stroup.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
gebforb. SnfoIse grtrantuns

Bebforb. SnfoIge grtranfung
beg Obmanns Der @robeei&morenen,
erlitt osfern bic Sibuns i'm Sarab
e9afer WorbprO3eiie cine unterbre&.
ung unb murbs bisieIbe auf morgen
beri9oben. Wis ss bsibt, m64te iebt
Anmalt s. 8. rlnteripoob bic pertre-
tunasmeiie Mntlass ni9t msbr nebmsn.
ba wie feline 6reunbe behaupten, er fit
eefrdntt fhblte, baB man ibm beim
Heeinne Der @ibung 3u wenis srforbsr-
lt&e 6dbieteit sueetraut bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08

SefferfonbiIIe. : 8ertie
9slmes, Elm biefges W1o4en, oie i9
f4on berf&iebentlidb in WdnnertIei-
buns ssiate. wurbe gefern In .. 5.
2eberins's Wirtbf&aft in ct. 2ouis
berbaftet. eie mar felt benz /.
Wdra als @ebtlfs S9antfenner in
gsi9dftiauna. Yas Wdb9en bate
fn ben Namen Simmp Wilion
beiselsst unb 2ebertna abnte
ni9t psr He mar, big he berbaftet
murbe. sic eradblte ben Deiefiipes,
bob Re ieit lsbten Npril ffeis IN Wdn.
fnerfleibune arbeitete, Obne bab fie ent'
bedt tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
9owmeb strake 9eibe nnS Sparz
Veretn gtc. 6.

Cbi9sr gersin srndblte in ieiner
lebten 0sriamrnluna foleenbe Beam-
ten: 6rso 0Ofberr. prdfioent; Soiepb
geieer, 8ice. prdfibent; petsr Oblepsr,
Ssirsidr; @sorge Clements. S&ab'
meiiter. Sirettoren: u. 8. 2aud.
6rso. Stsinmsb, William Nleiter,
Nia. Terlstb unb Soiepb 3eien.
Rsdtsanudlte, 6lorea unb Seioen.
ffider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
Il + o II.

Greb SObnicn, elm portsr bss Stub.
bins 9OtsI puroe gsitern our9 sinsn
Sbelbp StraBenbabnwasen setroffen
unb i&wsr usrlsst. ausenssussn oss
DorFallss waren tsine su finben. Das
ungltid srsignsts fi9 an Der gde Der
Nsw Serisp Strabe unb Birginia
MDenue.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
PLEASE, Mr.. ROBBER, MAY
| TAKE YOUR PICTURE? /?
Philadelphia Girl Cooliy Snaps Masked
Highwaymau After He Has
Robbed Her.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug 20
When Philadelphians go travelling they
are up TO date and a step beyond. Miss
Anna Wilkinson. of 649 North Union
street. West Philadelphia, writes from
California that she has n snapshot of
a highwayman in action, the only pic
ture of that nature ever taken.
Miss Wilkinson, her sister Helen, and
her mother were passengers on a stage
coach in the Mariposa valley. Cal. that
was held up BY a masked robber on
August Is, The road agent was polite
and suave. and carried a revolver with
a blue barrel about a foot long.
After he had completed his work with
the passengers. in the course of which
he took so from Miss Wilkinson, that
young woman had an inspiration She
had just been taking some snapshots of
the scenery and her camera was handy
Please, Mr.. R0bber," she asked, will
you let me take your picture2''
The bandit was surprised into acquies-
cence. He scratched his head with his
free hand and his eyes twinkled through
the mask
Il reckon they amt no call to stop you
from takin my picture. But don't you
point that cOntraptiOn at me until you
guarantee that they amt no gun in II"
Miss Wilkinson assured him that the
camera was loaded with nothing bts
and stood motionless. with his revolver
pointing directly at the intrepid girl.
while she pushed the button. The picture
developed beautifully
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
DIVIDE HONORS
At WEST POINT
Arundel and Virginia Clubs Split Even
In Dual Regatta on York
River.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 26-In well
rowed races on the York river at Wes,
Point today the Arundel Boat Club. OF
Baltimore. and the Virginia Boat Club
coached by DIR. Reilly. divided honors.
The eight-oared shell race was won
by the Richmond oarsmen, whose boat
crossed the line one length ahead OF
the Arundels. The Baltimoreans cap
tured the four-oared gig race by two
lengths. and the four-oared shell race by
four lengths.
Banners were given the crews by the
Beach Park Company, and each oars
man was awarded a medal. The line-ups
were:
Eight-oared shells-Arundel, George E.
Parker. bow; Ed wegner. 2; Bruce Nay
lor. 3; Latrohe Cogswell. 4; Harry Oehrl.
5; w. w. Rider. 6; Ernest StolI, Z: VIII
bur Stoll. stroke; Hoffman Ward. cox
swain. Virginia Boat Club, Michaels,
Forrest. Crenshaw, Thomas, Berkeley.
Gordon, Neal; Shelton, stroke; P. Shell
ton. coxswain.
Four-oared gigs-Arundel, Ed Wegner,
bow; f. Stoll, 2; w. Stoll, 3; George
Parker. stroke: Ward. coxswain. Vir-
ginia Dew, Michaels, Williams, Craw-
ford; Waddy. coxswain.
Four-oared shell-Arundel, H Stoll.
bow: E. StoI. 2: w. Stoll. 3; George
Parker. stroke. Virginia. Shelton, Cren-
shaw. and Berkeley.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
COLONEL JOY BOOMS
CANNON'S NOMINATION
Says Speaker of the House Is the
Right Man to Elect
President

Uncle Joe Cannon is my candidate
for President of the United States. He
comes from Illinois. the great center of
the Republican majority, and he could
carry the country like a whirlwind. men
tally. physically. In feeling and activ-
ity he is only fifty years old. and his
record is known to the people, said ex-
Representative Charles f. Joy, to q
Times reporter last night.
This tribute to Mr. Cannon who will
succeed himself as Speaker of the House
of Representatives next December. was
brought out when Colonel Joy was ask
ed if he had a favorite for the Presi-
der tial sweepstakes of 1905.
''Of course" continued Colonel JOY.
Il want il understood that the Re-
publican party is rich in Presidential
timber, and / would give loyal support
TO any of them, but personally 1 am
for Cannon. If we nominate him We
will elect him.
THE tariff? Well, that question may
come up when Congress meets. And If
it does, the party will meet the Issue
fairly as we have always done, and en-
act whatever legislation may be neces-
sary. The President and Congress will
work together IOT the DeSt interest or
the country and there will be no quar-
reIs 10 please our friends, the Demo-
Gratis
But. you know. 1 am not in politics
now. l am in business, and / want to
say that the ST. Louis fair brought
about $I00. .OOo. 900 to our hustling city. At
this time about $50, 100000 is being ex-
pended in putting up buildings st.
Louis is forging ahead every day. She
is the busiest place on the map"
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
RABBITS HIND FOOT
A REAL DETECTIVE
District Commissioners Secretary Who Had Lost Ter
rier, Got 1t Back as Soon as He Touched Faithful
Servitor's Magic Charm.

This Is a dark tale of conjuration, of
the subtle working of voodoo agent.
the left hind foot of a fierce and agile
graveyard rabbit. 1t may have been
disregarded by the ignorant as only a
common old rabbits foot when a GER
tain faithful colored servitor of the Dis
trict government began to wear it,
But IL was procured. so they say, un-
der all the uncanny, though necessary,
conditions that make left hind feet
pow fuA fo' luck" And its reputation
was quietly established among a select
few of his friends who really have in
side knowledge about such matters long
before it was generally known that the
faithful servitor, once persistently un-
lucky as TO domestic difficulties and all
mcnts. found his cares drop off Ike au-
tumn leaves.
And the other day (they tell the story
thus at the District building) this par
ticular RABBITS foot made a signal stroke
for luck that opened the eyes OF some
Of the wise people who don't believe IN
such nonsense. you know" Now the
"conjur - is regarded afresh with awe.
not to say trembling. yet with favor, by
the initiated.
Terrier Disappeared.
The private, secretary to one Of the
Commissioners owns fox terrier. which
inclines at times to far-from-home wan
dering, but, as he is a dog Of good an
cestry. bears an excellent reputation.
otherwise, and evidences ability and
willingness to perform interesting
stunts" for his friends, ne enjoys pop
ularity.
When he disappeared the other day
- T.,
listing the sympathies and ardent ef-
forts to find him of the whole eontin-
gent of the finest of the Mount Pleas
ant precinct But day after day went
by. and many nights. while anxiety sap
ped the daily-g y-grind-of-business energy
of the bereaved secretary, his cheerful
Dess became mockery. he sent out
the wrong mail and sent the wrong mail
out, and did numerous other things in
dicative of great strain and a danger
Gus state of mind.
Sleuths. relieving each other from
wearisome tours. made up of long
chases after CANNES that ought TO have
been the one they wanted, reported moth
ing but clues.
Enter the "Conjur."
Suddenly enter-the "conjur" One af-
ternoon. when, with sad mien and hair
torn in several places. the secretary
was calculating whether all of his
months salary offered would prove suf-
ficient to entice the terrier from an IL
legal possessor. into the Office walked
the faithful servitor. with the rabbits
foot hanging from his watch chain.
1t was an especially psychological mo-
ment
Hal exclaimed the secretary point
ing to the luck-bringer. lis that thing
any good?'
well. sir" replied the faithful servi-
tor. modestly but proudly. II ain had
any trouble since l been wearing 1t, an
l used TO have whole heaps"
Has this rabbits foot the proper
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
COLORED DESPERATE
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Poindexter, Who Killed Marshal Wade
Must Expiate Crime on
Gallows.

ROANOKE. Va. Aug. 26.-At Rocky
Mount today Cephas Poindexter, a col
ored moonshiner and desperate, who In
July last. shot and killed Federal Mar
shall Il. T. Wade. was tried today for
murder and convicted of that charge in
the first degree. Death sentence will be
passed Monday.
Poindextcr fired a shotgun into Wade's s
body, killing him instantly. The negro
escaped 10 the mountains and was hunt
ed by an enraged mob for four days
and nights, and finally captured by a
farmer when dying from starvation.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

SECOND cup-A- d. Swords, Morristown
field, beat l.. p Gwyer. Mt. Vernon, 3
and 2
Third cup-J. q. Turner, jr.. Deal, beat
j. S. Martin, Pittsburg. 2 and l.
Fourth cup-P. A. Proal. Princeton.
beat NJ ID. w Thurston, Newark, 4
and 3.
Handicap, net PRICE. H. Browley,
Newark. S9-12-H.
Handicap, gross prizes. d. Bowers,
Bridgeport; Ralph Peters jr., Garden
City, and T. NJ. Sherman, Utica. We're
tied at So. Bowers won on the play Off
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
PLANS AT MARSHALL HALL
Series of Interesting Events in Prepar-
alton for the Affair Next
Wednesday.

The green lawns of Marshall Hall,
which have for years been the Mecca
of Washington stay-at-homes during
the hot season, will have an augmented
attractiveness Wednesday. August 80.
when the annual tournament and dress
ball will take place.
This is the twenty-nrst annual affair
I of the kind at the Hail, and 1t has be-
come quite an institution with the resi-
dents along the banks of the Potomac
on both sides of the river, as well as
with the patrons or the resort from
this city.
Will Begin at Noon.
The tourney on Wednesday will COM
mence promptly at noon. and from the
entries already received the affair
presages a most successful joust The
distance to be run is sixty yards, and
the time limit which has been set is six
seconds. All knights will ride in cos
tune, and the picturesqueness of the
scene will be much enhanced by this
order.
The chief marshal Of the tourney will
be Eugene l.. Norris. and the herald OF
the course will be ]. B. 'Shaughnessey
The aides will consist of H Holland
Hawkins. Fred Stone Posey, and Frank
Hewitt. The official timekeeper, who
VIII watch over the speed with which
the knights approach their task, will be
a. J. Boyer. The judges of the tourney
are DR.. Harry NaIly, of Maryland; E
w. Hungerford, of Maryland; George
w Ferguson. of Virginia; William
Queen, of Maryland. and William A
Thompson. of the District. The whole
affair is under the direction of a com
n a
Marshall Thomas. Benjamin Tubman
and Walter T. Richey and B. Won Oren-
dorf. committee on knights
The orators of the day will be Derby
Lynch. of Maryland, and Charles /
Simms, of Virginia. Hon George A
Pearre. of Maryland, and w. Mitchell
Diggs, of Maryland, will deliver the ora
tions in the evening before the crown
ing of the queen at the dress ball
This interesting ceremony will take
place at $50 o'clock, and following it
will come the distribution of the prizes
20 the successful knights. These will
consist of the entrance money, to which
500 has been added by the management
of Marsholl Hall. TO be divided among
The five leading knights After the maids
of honor have been crowned general
dancing VIII be INDUCED in for the re-
mainder of the evening.
Invitations have been sent TO tourney
riders in this city and the District gen
orally; Alexandria, Charles. St. Mary
Prince George. Montgomery. and Alle-
gany counties, of Maryland and Alex
andria. Fairfax. Clarke. and adjacent
counties of Virginia.
On the day of the tourney the steamer
Charles Manchester will leave the
Seventh street wharf at 10 a. m and
2;33 and 6:S0 o. m. and returning. viii
leave the Hall at 12:s5, 4:s5, S, and IL %
IN Boats will stop at Alexandria and
Fort Washington on all trips.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
DETROIT DECIDES
NOT TO PROTEST

A special to The Times from Detroit
says that, contrary to reports. Detroit
will not protest the game which the Ma
tionals won last week when Hill stole
home.
Manager Armour has simply written
TO Ban Johnson asking for a ruling ON q
play OF the kind.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
AGED ODD FELLOW
HAS PASSED AWAY
John M. Jones, of Baltimore, Was
Pro:ninent Member for Thirty-four
Years-Was Well Known.

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 26.-John NJ
Jones. an Odd Fellow of thirty-four
years standing. during n large part of
that time secretary of the Maryland
Grand Lodge. and a delegate from this
city to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, died
today.
He was known to Odd Fellows all
over the country. Some years ago he
was elected n member of the first
branch of the Baltimore city council
He was seventy-eight years old.