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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
SHOW PEOPLE
THEIR TARGET.
Manager Says If Attack Is Re-
peated Tonight He Will
Shoot.

What the people living in the vic
unity of Washington hall in Fayette
street called small riot occurred
there last night when number of
young men who had been caught
prying open the shutters of the wo-
mems dressing room and were chased
away, commenced TO throw stones
at the performers as well as a police
man who was on hand. An effort was
made to catch some of the fellows,
but they stayed at a safe distance
The stones they threw narrowly mis-
sed hitting number of people.
1t was while the show was going
on that one of the employees discov-
cred fellow trying to open the
shutters. He reported the matter to
the manager who, with assistance,
chased the young men away. In a
short time they returned. Shutters
were broken and a lively time was
in progress for the show people when
Patrolman Andrew Jensen arrived
on the scene. The rioters did not
seem to mind him in the least for
when he started after them, it is
said, they let volley of stones go
in his direction. He was not hit and
succeeded in disbursing the gang.
They returned again, however, and
continued to annoy the performers.
Asked for Protection.
This morning the manager of the
show went to Police Headquarters
and asked Chief Burke, to detail a
policeman to the hall. The chief eX-
planned to him that he did not have
enough men to cover the necessary
territory and as long as the show
was not paying any taxes he could
not help him.
The manager said that he would
take the matter into his own hands
and that if the crowd attacked him
again tonight, as he thought that
they would, he would shoot at them,
and shoot to kill. He has hired City
Marshal Richard Peltier to be on
duty and expects Peltier to obey ord
ers.
This is the same company that ex-
hibited in New Brunswick a few
weeks ago, when, as told in the
NEWS. a number of people were in
iured by being run down by three
boys who were racing horses.
Math Hanson, manager of Wash
ington hall, called on Chief Burke
this morning and said that he would
like the chief to send policeman to
protect his property from hoodlums.
Math Hanson, is Il taxpayer and the
chief will have the policeman on the
beat keep his eye on the place.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
SECOND AND FIFTH WARDS GET
VOTERS FROM FIRST AND THIRD.
Commission Appointed by the
Mayor Reported TO Alder
men Last Night.
ONLY SLIGHT CHANGES
Two Blocks Added to Second
Ward and Triangle to
the Fifth.

The new ward lines, as prepared
by the commission appointed by
Mayor Brace for that purpose, were
approved by the aldermen last night
by a vote of to 1, Alderman Smith
casting the dissenting votes Alder
men Stacey and loft were not pres
ent.
The changes are not very sweep
ipg, as was predicted in the NEWS
last week. There are only two
changes, part of the first ward being
put into the second, and part of the
third ward boing put into the fifth,
The two squares bounded by High
street, Gordon street, State street
and Market street, are transferred
from the first ward to the second.
The triangular area, bounded by
Washington street, the Pennsylvania
railroad and the Lehigh Valley rail-
road, is transferred from the third
ward into the fifth.
These changes make the first and
third wards smaller, and the second
and fifth wards larger. The fourth
and sixth wards, in both OF which
aldermen are to be elected this fail,
remain the same as previously.
AS the Wards Are Now.
The wards are now as follows: the
center line of streets and railways
being the boundary line in every
case:
First Ward Starting from the
corner of State and Market streets,
along the center line of Market street
to the Central railroad to the Rari-
tan river, TO the foot of Gordon
street, to State street, to Market.
Second Ward-State and Gordon
to Broad, to the sound, to the foot
of Gordon street, to State street.
Third Ward-State and Market
to the Central railroad, to Washing
ton street, to State, to Market.
Fourth Ward-Central railroad
and Washington street west to New
Brunswick turnpike, to the city line
to the Raritan river, to the Central
railroad tracks to Washington street
Fifth Washington street
and the Lehigh Valley railroad to the
Pennsylvania railroad to the north
erly city line, which is Woodbridge
creek; thence to Staten Island sound
to the foot of Broad street, to State
street, to Washington, to the Lehigf
Valley railroad.
Sixth Washington street
and the Lehigh Valley railroad to the
Pennsylvania railroad, to Wood
bridge creek, north to city line and
then south to the New Brunswick
turnpike, to Washington street, tt
the Lehigh Valley railroad.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
MIKE" GRIFFIN, WELL KNOWN
HOBO, KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Body Was Found on the Central
Tracks This Morning and
Taken to MOrgue.
DETAILS ARE NOT KNOWN

One-armed Michael Griffin, one
of the best-l1nown hoboes in this sec
tion of the state, was killed in an
unknown smanner on the Central
railroad about two hundred feet
north of Washington street early
this morning. His body was found at
the side of the track by the crew
of passenger train No. 301 which ar
rives here from New York at 5.07
O'Clock in the morning The acting
coroner and the police were notified
and the body was taken to T. f.
Burke's morgue.
The body is not much mangled,
the worst wound being on the back
of the head.
The most likely theory as to the
cause of Griffin's death is that he
was riding on a train, probably d
freight train, and either fell off or
fell in jumping off. Another theory
is that he was walking on the track
and failed to hear the approaching
train. No train crew has reported
to the general Office in Jersey City
that they struck any man, and, in
the darkness, the crew of the train
which caused Griffin's death may
not have known it.
There was no regular passenger
train through between the theatre
train and the 5.07 train this morn
ing, but numerous special freights
go through continually.
Griffin has relatives in Elizabeth
port, who are higher il the social
scale than he was, but there is a
brother who also displayed traits
similar to those of Mike. Mike has
been arrested in this city numerous
times for his doings in the tramI
life which he led, and his was a fam
liar face at the county jail at New
Brunswick, his commitments having
been frequent The last time he was
sent up from here he was soon re-
leased at the instance of his brother
who had secured a job for them both
on a boat.
The last time Griffin was arrest
ed by the local police was on Decem
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
EXPERT GETS
HIS 1000.
Cost to the County for Telling
Us that the AmhOy Bridge
Needs Repairing.
Special to the Evening News.


NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. c.
in monthly session today.
Director Fountain read a souvenir
postal card from Freeholder Jens K.
Jensen, of Perth Amboy, who is on
a trip to Denmark. 1t was from
Kjobenhavn, Denmark, and was dat
ed August 25. 1t read:
my dear Director:A
Will land in Copenhagen tomor-
row night Having a fine time. l
am just having one. Have one with
me. My best wishes to you and all
the boys.
The freeholders expressed their APP
probation.
The bill OF Edwin f. Thatcher, the
expert engineer, who examined and
reported on the condition of the Am
boy bridge, was approved. 1t was
for 1000. Freeholder O'Neil object
ed on the ground that the bill was
too high.
McIIlroy Wants More Money.
Thomas McElroy, bridge tender
at the Woodbridge creek bridge, sent
letter complaining that his work is
too hard for the salary he receives.
He says he works fifteen hours day
and that his wages are no better
than that paid to immigrants. The
draw is too heavy for his son to turn
and difficult for himself. He offered
/ to take a contract for a year at SSe
a month, he to furnish the materials
sfor operating and to be on call al
any hour of the day. The matter was
referred to the bridge committee.
The suit brought some time ago
by j. L. Cutley, the contractor OF
the Woodbridge creek bridge. for the
balance of his money, was ended by
the adoption of a resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Glenn. 1t directs Coun
ty Collector Serviss to pay Cutley'
attorneys the balance, $7,S74.34.
Bids for Westons Mills Bridge.
Bids were received for strength
ening the Westons Mills bridge neai
this city. Dear, Schwiets &c Sutton
the Milltown bridge contractors
were tho lowest bidders. They bic
on two sets of plans as they did OF
the Milltown bridge. They bid So,
500 and $4,000 respectively.
Dean, Schwiers & Sutton also biz
on The Deep Run bridge in Madison
township. The lowest bidder was the
4 Berlin Construction Company, whicl
bid $3.50.
A claim of $50 for damages to al
automobile belonging to Charles Viii
son. of Plainfield, on the Oak Tre'
road, near Metuchen, was referred
Q to the road committee and Solicito
Willis.
The finance committee reported
balance of SIG, ,232.06 on Septembe
1.
The finance committee was order
ed to discount note for $4,000 t
macadamize public roads, and an
other for $4,000 in anticipation o
! taxes.
/ They will meet again next Wednes
day when the committee which is at
tending to Charles A. Bloomi1eld's as
sessment is expected to report.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
POLICE ARREST JUDGE
AT ST.. PLAYGROUND.
MANAGEMENT Claims that the Rae
ing and Selling Is
LegaIized.

An attempt to stop the racing and
selling of auction polls, was made
by the Staten Island police at the
Richmond county fair at DonSah
Hills, yesterday. While the races
were in progress the judges were
placed under arrest together with
a Jockey and some of the ticket sell
lers at the gates. The management
claimed the affair was legalized un-
der the Percy Gray act. The men
were arraigned and discharged TINS
morning. The exhibition continues
as usual. The management says the
ATTEMPTED interference was a piece
of spite work on the part OF the po-
lice.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
METAL WORKERS co
BACK ON COMPROMISE

1t is understood that the strike of
the sheet metal workers will be set
tied this week and the work on the
buildings in this city, which was
stopped tho day the strike was or
dered, as told in the NEWS, will be
resumed. The men, it is said, will
go back for $425 with promise of
a raise to $3.50 by the first of the
year. They were getting 81 and
struck for $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
DECKHAND ON THE
WYCKOFF DROWNED

Word hassbeen received here of the
death, by drowning, of William Voor-
his. of Keyport. who is known here, a
deckhand on the lighter Wyckoif,
which plies between Keyport, this city
and New York.
The lighter was tied nip at the foot
of Laight street, North river, Monday
night, and her cargo was being placed
aboard. Voorhis was assisting in load
ing when his foot slipped and he fell
over board.
A strong ebb tide was running at
the time and before help could reach
him he was thirty feet away from the
boat. He made IN effort to swim
against the tide aud sank.
He was twenty-three years old and
is thought TO have been single.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
GARFIELD BATTERY.

An enthusiastic session of repub-
licans took place at the meeting of
the Garfield Battery in Odd Fellows
Hall last night. The ensuing cam
paign was talked over, and some OF
the local candidates were present and
spoke. Ferd Garretson, captain oil
the battery, presided. Another meet
ing will be held two weeks hence.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06

The Jolly Twelve is the city's new
est club. Its roll is !, as follows:
Hattie O'Brien, Anna Anderson,
Christine Anderson. Grace O'Brien
Margaret Burke, Julia Burke. Will
lam Maloney, James Burke, Peter
Patton, Fred O'Brien, Herbert
Strandberg and Eddie Gordon. The
young folks will hold a jollification
in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
HAVE ACQUIRED A
SHELTER IN TACOMA.
Several Employees of the American
Smelling and Refining Company
Here Going to Pacific Coast.

1t has just become known that the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany has acquired the plant of the
Tacoma Smelling Works at Tacoma,
Wash. and will work it as one of
their chain of smelters. Several en-
poyes from the local plant will be
transferred to Tacoma.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
TO USE
KNIFE ON ANOTHER.
A Sailor Caused Disturbance at
Smith and State Streets
Last Night.

A sailor from Bee line barge
caused disturbance at Smith and
State streets about 10 o'clock last
night with threats to use "a knife on
another sailor from the same line
Patrolman L. C Jensen was called
and he ACCOMPANIED the scared sailor
to the deck where his small boat was
tied.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06
Attcnflcd Rcgiment Reunion.

Commander Henry Dillon, of the
local G. A. r. Post, Joseph Hutehin-
son and Peter Garretson attended
the reunion of the Thirty-fifth New
Jersey regiment at Morristown, Lab
or Day.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06

FL. LARKlNS s57 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06

Try Helmsman &c cigar at Sections
Drug Store, 10 Smith st. 1854 S-25 pol
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-09-06

WANT Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS branch Offices receive prompt
attention.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Semti@sM merifamii9e Sgpo=
grapbia.

Die Seutf9sN meritanif9s 8ppogra.
pbic per6fsntIi9t iOebsn ibren 80.
Sabrssberidt, Der id auf bic 3eit bonn
l.. Suli 1904 bis gum 80. SUM- 1905
erftrsdt. Wis baraus bsrborgebt, ba,
ben i'm 2aufe oes berfOfsnen Isrtual=
tungsiabres bic 3wei9pereine in Belle
bile uno Wbeelins Die adtfhnoiss Nr-
beits3eit uno cine tlsine 2obnerbDbune
errunssn. Die ginnabmen bes 0er=
banoes bstru9sn $24, 231. "a. bic gus.
aaben $21. 798.08. 10 bab elm ueber=
i9uB bon $2433. &c gu bsrssidnen III.
Der gefianb Der aqsemeinsn Rafe be-
lduft fd sesenmdrtis auf s25, 1852. 81.
Surd ben Bob fino i'm 2aufe bes Sab
res IL Witelieber binue9ssraHt uors
cen. Die Wit9lieoer3abl felt fi9 gs=
~gentpdrtig auf 976, b. 8. Is usniger
als i'm 0oriabre. 1895 murbsn i'm
9aufe BEG Sabres fur gesrdbnib. unb
Nusfaufs Gslber beraus9abt. eesen
s2255 i'm 1Oriabr. Die 2ranteu=
l%lntsrfhbuns bat 1885 e~rforoert; fe
betrug i'm gOrjabrs $2945. Die ars
6eitsloien : llnterfftibung ii baaeesn
Don $5785 auf s5l05 %gsiunten. Nd9s
ffen erfen Wai fsiert bic Dsutf9.N me=
rifaniiae S%ppograpbia oas 2~0=idbrige
Subildum Der ginfibruns bss A1t.
fu~nbenta9es.
Der SnbianapoIis 3usig Der beut-
idsn S9warstanftlsr, Topographic
go. IA, psreinnabmts i'm berfoHenen
GiseaIiabr $604.65 unb berausgabte
1924. "a; babon s244.5 so fur 4rantens
untsrfthbuns 1910. 80 fur &eiis. Inter.
Eibuns uno 5000 gesrdbnibgslosr an
bic Wittue bss p~srft5rbenen Witeliebes
2ouis Wsper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
9Gkt Ste @arsi9aft bsrfaasm.

Ir9ie YOung, Der in go. 1901 Sn-
oiana- Moenue ansebli9 cine Spislboqs
bstreibt, bic am lsbten Sonnabenb BON
gapitdn 8oplan unb ben poli5ifen De
RoHstte unb 6ofbausr ausssbobsn
tpuroe, eri9isn seftern nidt Dor pOlis
seiridter WbalOn gum gerb6r unb
tuuros bic s~sftslts 8iirsidaft bon $50
fur berfauen ertldrt; ebenfals bieientge
fiir 90. Sacobs unb Sobnp Wiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Ste 2aternenpfofen liefert Die
Sta0t.

Inter benz arrangement, pel9es Die
Stabt unb bic glsbslano=S trabenbs=
leu9tunes-@ sfenfdaft se9enfeiiig tra-
fen, it ss Der g%ompa9nie erlaubt. bic
altsn pfoftsn ber @aslampen al be-
nubsn. Sisie pfpfeu, welde auf pies
len Stelen in Der Stabt als Renn3eis
den oer9angener Sage nod Heben,
tperoen Der reusrt @sieli9aft Elm nettes
Simm9sn eriparen. Die reue @oms
pa9nie wirb oieielben aus9raben unb
an allen betrsHsnben Strabenedsn auf=
fte1en lafsn; oa bieielben aber nur ge-
Iie6en fnb, bleiben fe natirli4 gigen-
tbum Der Staot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

T orgen 6. 6. Rreeelo,
Der piOnier- 2ei9enbeftatter 3u @rabs
getrasen. G9t polissi S~srgsantsr1
,ueroen als gabrtu8tr6asr funsirsn.
Sobn 6. WapIe on ber Ghb
eaf StraBe wobnbaft, rsmonfrirt ba.
ssesn, baB oas ais Minnie Waple pas
bnf.... mau9sr feinsn Nan1eft ee-
brau9t. Dos Ndo9en bsiBt Minnie
8ennep ME er iagt uno biefelbe babe
fi9 ben Rar:en Wapls bsissIsgt, neil
feline Mutter bas MdOdsn srossos.
Warp Stunbon, cine 80
Sabre cite 5rau, uuroe eefern Mbenb
Dor Der Sbtire ibrer WOhnung, Sn.
oiana ape., uub california Str, als
tie einem autumobil ausui9, bur9 Elm
Sugsp getrofen uno umssmorfen.
Inf4einenb iebo9 fam He nit lsi9ten
8srlesungen babon.
SAT- 10 d 7 6srr @rnf 0ieue9b
geffern elm Opfer isinsr Nd9fenlieba
getporoen. Als er ndmli9 auf feinem
Raos oie Wef WaibinstOn Str. ent-
lang fubr. bemertte er sInen 5armer,
benz Die Wafsrmslonsn cine mad Der
anoe rem bonn Wassn ftelsn. ct fubr
CUR Settle bes @as:ns Der uno bsna9.
ri3tigte ben 3anbmann, als Elm aus
ben &emisien ausfabrenbsr Gtraben-
babnwa3en i6n traf unS CUR Ssite
i4leuberte. @lidli9srwsiis tam er
Obne WerleBung oabon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Ssrfanfte ista 2eao ieMSmal.

Nia g. 8obib, aus NQesen, Did,,
Dem es unmDgli1 mar, bic $1,000
girsi9aft gu lsiffen, uuter tuel9e ibn
8unbes- @ommifdr Bifbop aus 9oiben
lieate, tpurbe oefern nod Der Warion
Sail 9ebraAt. st 1T bsfaul'
biQt, elm unb oaHelbe Sthd 2anb
is9smaI psrtauft 3u babsu. Mng.bIi4
fano man aud falf9e Notaren-S tem=
pei in ieinem geHbs. ST foa in Sns
biana uno Widisan iein unuefen 9e-
trieben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Neme 8abaltaie inforporirt.

Siefelben R~apitalifsn, tuel9e an ber
grbauung Der Snbianapolis, Stem.
caffle uno $olsoo elettrii9en @irtel.
balm, tuel4e bte ganse Stabt umipan-
men fou, interrsiirt fno, ino an ber
Snoianapolis Suburban Belt & Ssr=
minal Railwap Co., fur tuel9e Sneor-
porationspapiers sirssreiAt iunroen,
betbeiligt.
Wsnn9lei9 teins Der beiben go. lire
pldne big ieBt ber6fentli&t bat. miro
bod ansenommsn, SaB In turser 3eii
beibe Anlagen In Mn9rif aenommen
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Siege 0rab.
O


Senrp unb gscelia Woolf, Wdb1sn.
= 6Omaro unb amanba 5rib, 8nabs.
Sbos. unb RoIa 9obIon, 9nabs.
Ssroms unb Subis Spencer, Wdos
Den. = @bas. unb Warp Wilforo,
Rnabs. - s. Gecil uno Warb 6obses,
2nabe. = Wm. uno pearl &unea,
Rnabe. - glapton iinb Charlotte ga=
rep, Rnabs. = Sobn unb gtbel glart,
Wdb9en.
Uetraut.
gberett Mi4ael = Sba Sbomas.
iSreb. Smith = Marp McDonalb.
Jreoerid Bennett - Satti @lis.
5ranflin 9seabate = CLARA Geineberg.
genj. 9annagan-Sennstte &anoolpb.
Wm. SOnes = Pbiaipins Wsper.
2euis 8lumsnfelo - gsife WaneH.
Cehorben:
2tlian Smith, l Won., 1874 Ogden.
= &osco Grip, Is Sage, Stabt. -
2aurence Yeanter, 1,9, 90 glpOming-
ton. = glan9e pew, 80, 800 part
Nbe. - Sopbia Brandt, Sc, IL. ga
Sapfon. = gan Bring, 52,5, Stabt.
Stephen Bomb, 50, Central p=
ipitaI. = Benjamin aubns, 63, 100
Butler @De. = Wablou grOoerid, 80,
1908 Ncrb Sainois. = @m. 9ssnsr,
SO, 10, 2104 Sf Wi9igan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Nus ben Geri9ten.
WahIaRQeriht.

JtuWtubBti'wt
gs tuuroen fpleenbe 8efamsnts I'm
Na9laBssri9t our gefdtigung einse-
reiat:
basienige Der nsriforbsnen Sulia
@elIb, in tusl9sm Sale Sbomas Wc,
@uire, Der 5000 Ytrsi9aft fslte, als
Mbminiifrator fun9irsn tptrb;
basjsnise Der perforbenen Warp s.
Saas, in ueIasm Ja0e @sO. 6aas.
Der 500 8irsi9aft ftsQte, als Na9.
labperpalter amtirsn mirb.
Nene &laaen.
Wenn feline 3sit gsfommsn III, miro
Osear s. Wann 9enug gu tbun baben,
UNI f9 i'm @eri9te gu pertbeioisen.
S1si 9lasen hber ausgefeate S9ulo=
idsins wurosn geftern gese1 i'm einges
rsi9t. Die AnoerfOn Carriage Wanu-
featuring 60. berlan9t bon ibm 500,
bic 5ousalanb 8ussp 60. $500 unb
Die MartinsbiIe gugep SO. 1882 Sc.
6tr selisfsrts Waaren uno geIeifsts
Mrbeiten bsanfpru6t gbas. @reer BON
8. 6. 9aa uno Rate Murphp $l4
nebf s25 Mnmaltsgebibrsn.
aus glsi9en @rbnben rei4te SEQ.
W. Smith If. seaer gilbert 6. unb
@ora g. &aid 8lags Elm bebufs gr=
lan9uns BON $3.50.
Sames M. 6saIp u. u. beanipru.
den bon @pbt. .. Spbbs II. u. fhr &C..
lieferts Robrenarbeiten $500.
Wsssn anssbli9er srauiamer Be
banbluna tuinidt Seanette Mc Donald
bon ibrsm @atten Sobn gei9iebsn 3u
tperoen.
Die indianapolis, Columbus &
Soutbern Sraetion gp. le9te geru-
flung Elm asgsn cine gu @unfen bon
Sfioor Jrant ab9eaebeuen gntf4eioung
bes Griebensridter ). 8. Sbepparb.
@m. &amisp appeQirte geger bic sl
Sum fen bon Clarence %. dds, einem
3abnar3ts, ab8egebene gntideioung
bss Grisbsnsridters 8. $. Sheppard,
Der benz gsitasten 3ablung bon $50
an ben 2ldssr fiir selsifete Sienfe
auferleete.
Muf @riuden bon Gliiabetb Woore,
1889 @rbDr. Npe., puroe es benz Sas.
6. Moore untsriagt, bieielbe unb lire
Uau"sttr IN trgeno elmer Weiie su be-
ldftiasn, Bis our tpeitsrsn Gnti9sibuns
am 4. Sept. I'm Superior. 8sri9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Die g an Of 8.

goIumbus, "a. aus. I'm
Der Musbrsituns Der San Spie.2aus
uno bamit Der Werni9tune Der Bdume
ginbalt 3u sebieten, 1T ein Romite ers
riannt tporben. UNI iiber entfprs&enbe
Wittsl unb Mege az bsratbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
MMAe50aeM.

m u. 8reper, Verihe-
rungs,. @runo-@ igentbumss. Mnleihsn=
unb WistbesN sent, 3immer No. 81 i'm
6ibgsralo.@ ebduoe, 6 Sf Wartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
6ermamia 2pae Wp. I,
serbeHerter crsen Der pptbias Hitter.

SerbeHsrtsr creen Der pptbias Hitter.
Aae Witslttbsr Der germouia eoee 30. 1 fuo
srnltIi& sriunt benz sei9subesdnsniB nnierer e1Ds'
fer, HeafbiIee wseper, an Somitas %a1mittas
100 ubr, bon Der BpbuuH9, s5s @pomius etraBs
aus, befsupobnsu.
eouife Bon, Gomrtanoeur.
Sophie Mueller, Sefr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

Ou perfaufen: Wirtbi1oft nHb Softbaus. 20
- &eguldre aofsaueer, 1879 q. arienal Goenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
YpIi5ei8eribt.

Noah Ruhel, ben bic Raoler idon
gum @srianbt fsrtig, gsbnnoen I'm
@saie Dor fsinsm 5auie lisgsno bor.
fanben. erbislt seftern 81 nebf Soften
unb 80 Sage NrbeitsGaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

0%erlanst = Gin gutter heutf9er Nann aIs gortsr
- in @irfbf1aft eritsr aIais.
slan3ufraesn TAI Sorb goble Sir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

80 Die bette 5 Gent gigarre In
Der Stabt. Ruao's ,2OngfelOu".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

w rlanst-gin Wdb6en fhr Sausarbeit. aIeine
~ 5amiIie. Reine Bdihe. Refersn3en per'
Innet. Radsufraeem SO. 2OOs Norb GsIa,pars Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

@ eiratbsaefudb- Gin Nann obne 2inher ipinInt
~ spsds Peirntb bic Befanutitoft elmer frau I'm
alter bon IS bis IS Sabren 3u MAIDEN. MbrtHe
Spbn Stem, 1915 ehb Neft ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
@etterbert@t.

@etterbertdbt.
SIR "a etunosn snbsnb = rbr Iorsens, 20. sus.
@abinSton, rs. gus.
SIR Snbiana S3On beute Aheno unb
an Samftas; fpdrrrer am Samftag.
2ocaLB etterbert9t
Sd5n beute &benb unb am Samftag.
Ttermometerffans.
S59fs Temperature. 1900. 88 @rab
Risorisfe Sen1psratur. SO . .
80. e. BIbtbs
SeetipnssOi Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Nerlam0t Mn3et0en

resnb peI1er art fperoeu in Der .Snbiana Iribnue'
nit SC per SsiIe fur iese S~niertion bereduet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

0ktnan, cues Sch ~ perietbeH IN treeHh tiuem
Htfr q fur 8 bl Q Proieut.
American Home Buying Co..
Somborh 0sbanls.