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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
WORKMEN HURLED
FROM SCAFFOLD
FORM CRASHES THROUGH THE
ROOF OF DRUG STORE
CUSTOMERS PANIC sTRIKEN
Victims Of Accident Lie Crushed and
Bleeding Until Ambulance Ar
rlves--lnJuries May
Prove Fatal

BY the breaking of a scaffold, swung
near the top of the new Mason build
ing at the corner of Fourth street and
Broadway, two painters employed by
the Zohm Contracting company were
hurled downward to almost certain
death yesterday afternoon.
They were William Wells, aged 26
years, living at Rivera, and Frank
woolford, aged 4S years, of Los An
geles. Both are severely If not fatally
injured.
Wells dropped about fifty feet to the
roof of the inner court, sustaining in
juries which are dangerous. Woolford,
being at the other end of the scaffold,
in falling crashed through the glass
skylight above the Homeopathic drug
store at 404 South Broadway. This
checked the fall and probably saved
him from instant death. His body
broke through the skylight and struck
the top of the prescription case inside
the drug store, ricocheted and de-
molished display of bottled olive Oil.
Prescription Clerk PEBBLES was stand
ing at the counter when the mans body
came crashing through, headforemost,
scattering bottles, glass and fluid drugs
in every direction.
People in the drug store were thrown
into CONSERVATION. Several women
fed, screaming, from the soda fountain.
An old man, feeble and unable to run,
was white and speechleSS
Woolford was removed to the receiv-
ing hospital in an ambulance. From
the nature and location of his wounds
it was evident he fell headforemost.
His shoulder was dislocated and his
face was severely cut and gashed.
There is a possible chance of his re-
covery. Wells was taken into DR..
Maloney's office in the building. His
injuries are considered dangerous, be-
ing internal. He also sustained COM
pound fracture of the left leg. After
being attended he was sent to the home
of his sister at Rivera. Woolford was
removed last night to the California
hospital.
1t is said that a crack was noticed in
the scaffold or ladder and that the
mems attention was called to it. They
wrapped the broken part, using a piece
of wood as a splice, but the wire which
they depended on to hold it intact
broke. Woolford fell about seventy
feet, while Wells fell only fifty feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
NO PENNSYLVANIA STRIKE
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S. - The
strike situation on the Pennsylvania
railroad has been amicably settled.
There will be no strike. This an
nouncement was made today after
conference of less than an hours dura-
tion this morning between General
Manager Atterbury of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad and Grand Master Morris
sey, Vice Grand Master Lee and the
board Of adjustment of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
AGED GENERAL DRAGGED
FROM SLEIGH BY MOB
AND BEATEN TO DEATH
~ A.,ooio.od Droey

BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-Among
the authenticated horrors of yesterday
is the case of an aged general, whose
sledge was stopped by the infuriated
people as he was driving in the direc-
ton of the troops.
Are you going to order them to fire
on ,us?" yelled the crowd.
The general ordered his coachman TO
drive on, when he was instantly struck
on the head by well-dressed individ-
ual in sable fur coat. The general
was then thrown out of the sledge,
beaten and trampled to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER
EDITORS SAY THEY WILL
DEFY THE CENSORSHIP
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoca ted Press
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 23.-The
editors OF four newspapers, the Russ,
the Viedomosti. the Novosti and the
Grashdanin. declare their intention
as soon as the printers return to work,
and they are able to resume publica-
tion, openly to defy the censorship in
the matter of strike news and Sundays
affair.
1t is reported that number of mills
and factories will start up tomorrow.
Some of the industrial managers be-
lieve that the worst is over here.
Father Gopon's message to his fol-
lowers tonight was:
"The czar does not exist. No longer
pray for liberty"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
Strikers Will Reply
to Massacre With
Dynamite
AWFUL BLOODSHED
rs ANTICIPATED
Bombs Already Playing
Grewsome Part in
Revolution
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. "a, 9 a. m.
Three small riots occurred In diff
ferent parts Of the city this (Tues-
day. morning, but were promptly sup
pressed by the police and soldiers
with very little bIoodshed, although
many arrests we're made.
II is reported that Father Gopon
has been arrested. It is known that
the strikers have obtained great guam
titles Of arms, and It is feared II fur
ther outbreaks occur the slaughter on
both sides will be terrible.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
ADM IRALTV WORKS AT
sEVASToPoL BURNED
BY lNcENDlARIE ES
nr Associated Presa

sEvAsTOPoL, Jan. 23.-The vast
admiralty works here are ablaze.
The fire broke out Immediately after
the signal for beginning work at I
a. m. The flames burst simultaneously
from different parts of the works, and
the whole building was so quickly i'm
volved that men in the modelling de-
partment barely escaped by jumping
out of the windows. Energetic meas
ures prevented the flames extending to
the docks. The fire was under control
at l;4O p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
SUICIDE OF CASHIER
CAUSES RUN ON BANK
Depositors Of Columbus, o., Savings
Institution Become Alarmed
at Tragedy

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. 23.-Alarmed
by the suicide today of Charles II.
Houseman, cashier of the East Side
Savings bank run was started on the
bank. The directors say the bank is
positors.
The suicide of the cashier who shot
himself is said to be due to business
worry.
Upon application of the directors a
receiver has been appointed. The run
has practically stopped and the doors
of the bank have been closed.
The assets are given by Attorney
Howard at $25O.OOO; liabilities 1929. 500.
OF which 1884, 400 are individual deposits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24

MOSCOW, Jan. 23.-An invitation
from the workmen of st. Petersburg to
join in a general strike has been ac-
cepted here.
Five thousand employees of the Brom-
ley Iron works met during the noon
hour today and adopted resolution
declaring it was impossible to continue
working in the face of the appeal from
their CO. workers in the capital.
Men then paraded through the manu-
featuring district and called upon
others to join them. A majority imme-
diately responded and joined the
paraders.
Several works have been closed, in
Guiding the printing works of M. Sy-
ten, a millionaire, whose place is the
largest of it's kind in Moscow.
general strike will be formally de :
clared Thursday next, when demon
stration is expected. 1t is rumored that
military preparations have already
been made for handling it.
The artillery will be used. There is
considerable anxiety in the city.
1t is known that the workmen gen.
orally are provided with firearms, des-
pite the regulations forbidding them
having them.
MoscoW's Greatest Menace
Moscow has more workmen and less
troops than st. Petersburg, and be-
sides is just now the heart of the Lib
eral movement, and the danger of
bloddier occurrences here than have
been witnessed there are proportion
ately greater. A rising at Moscow Is
also more likely to have greater re-
suits industrialy and politically than
that of st. Petersburg.
According to private reports, the
workmen in several other big cities,
notably Kharkoff, where large loco
motive works are located already have
completed plans for general sus-
pension of work.
Moreover, reports are current that
the worl<men who otherwise would
soon be forced back into the shops or
starve. have received assurances of
financial support from the sources
which hitherto have furnished the
sinews OF war to the Liberal and
revolutionary agitation, but have not
before been in touch with the labor
movement. If the strike becomes gem
eral all over Russia, and especially IL
the railroads are drawn in. il might
Immediately force the nation to make
peace with japan.
Situation Everywhere Grave
The situation appears grave from
every standpoint, but the authorities,
although apparently somewhat be-
wildered. declare their purpose to
stand firm, maintaining that il is their
first duty to preserve order, scouting
The idea of actual revolution. Seem
ingly, the ministers are most con-
oerned over the effect OF the present
situation abroad, where, they declare,
exaggerated reports create a false
impression.
What il any steps have been taken to
relieve the general situation. however
has not been yet disclosed. but there
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
Revolution in Russia.

t-Revolution in Russia.
2-Fisht expected on Yosemite bill
3-Arrow's motor near perfection.
4-Editorial.
5-City news.
6-cIassifled advertisements.
7-Medlum owns to mikmald's past
s-Sports.
e-Markets.
cured by mind.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
POPE PRAYs THAT PEACE
MAY BE REsTORED IN
DOMAINS OF THE CZAR
BY Associated Press.

ROME. Jan. 23.-rhe pope received
today i'm private audience o. Nj. Nary
chkino, the new Russian minister ac-
credited TO the Vatican, with his wife
and daughters. The pope is ardently
praying for the pacihcation of Russia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
Amerloan-eorn Countess Dead

BY Associated Press
NICE, France. Jan. 2S.-The Count
ess Buxhoewden, nee Mcknight OF
.Bordentown. n. j., died here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
Soldiers Killed by Bombs

A bomb was thrown among a group
of soldiers at the corner of Sadovaia
and Vosnercensky streets at half past
Z last evening and several soldiers
were killed. The temper of the popu-
lace is such that it is dangerous for
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
REVOLUTYOMSTS MEET
MASSACRE WITH DYNAMITE

Srecial Cable to The Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. "a, a. m.
If widespread and united perpetra-
tion of violence against the government
constitutes revolution, then revolution
has begun in Russia.
This has been a fearful night. The
tramp and clatter of soldiers, who.
armed to the teeth, patrolled the
Streets have mingled with the sound
of occasional shots and the detonation
of deeper and more sinister explosions.
For revolution, challenged with mas
sacre, has replied with dynamite.
Everywhere in the suburbs where there
are soldiers or government buildings
bombs are being thrown. state of
siege prevails and the people have been
warned that they leave their houses at
the risk of being shot.
People Flying From Horrors
Many frightened inhabitants are 1y-
ing from worse horrors that impend or
are barricading themselves in their
houses. Others are marooned in hotels.
Armed bodies of men are marching
hither from various quarters. Twelve
thousand strikers are on their way
from the Capiloff works. They have
beaten back a detachment of troops
told off to deal with them and are adj
vancing on st. Petersburg.
A bomb was thrown among regi-
ment of Cossacks near the Winter pal
ace and killed several troopers. The
revolutionists hourly grow bolder.
There seems every prospect Of a revo-
luton throughout the empire, and this
unhappy city is threatened with
reign of terror that may equal that of
the French revolution. The dynasty's
one hope is in the troops, who are still
staunch.
Soldiers Killed by Bombs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
LOCAL

Police find Eddy diamonds.
Old man robbed Of his savings, amounting to
$500
Two painters plunge seventy feet 10 the
ground through the breaking OF soanold on
the new Mason building az Fourth and south
broadway. Both may lVe' ai'noukh SERIOUSLY
injured
sixth ward residents ask for more sas mains
Flood waters threaten foundations of city
hall
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Increasing
cloudiness Tuesday; light east
winds. Maximum temperature In
Los Angeles yesterday, 78 degrees;
minimum, so degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
COAST

Lively debate expected In state senate over
proposal 10 recede Yosemite valley to federal
government.
Senate passes bin providing that banks may
be established with so. 900 capital.
McKinley's aged uncle reduced 70 subordinate
position In San Francisco postofnce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
Diseases cured BY mind.
EAsrERN

Senator smoot refuses to testify regardins
the endowment oath.
Bill introduced in congress proposing to
duce annual installments to be paid on irriga
tion projects.
senate jugsles statehood bill during after
noon session.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-24
FOREIGN

French students. excited by reports from Rus
sia, attempt TO make demonstration.
German officials say Russian revoutionists
lack the necessary leadership to succeed.
NJ Rouvier accepts mission and announces
formation OF new cabinet for French govern
ment
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
EOli,etliass.

Sen SenDbnern Der Tlet6er=
Noenue Wurosn our6 8lumenoiebe
wdbreno Der 9tn6t redt unoneensbme
8eiu6e abgeftattet. Sn Der gils, fd
Der 8lumsn gu benld6tigen, rihen Die
gnnoalen piele Der 8lumsn nit oen
Wurseln aus. Die poli3et pirb fi9
nit Der 4uffinoune Der llebsltbdter be-
f9dfti9en.
Srant N1liion, $50 Wsi
Waibington Str., uuroe um einen
Nnsu9 erleiatert.
@inbre1er berIudtsn fi9 udb'
rsno Der Ma6t 3utritt 81 &Obert
@el6's WOanung, 4l9 8ladfOro Str.
gu psriaaffen. Die Salunfsn battsn
bereits Die sprOhen Der Geniterlaosn
our9fdnitten, als fis entosdt uuo ber-
i9eudt uuroen.
@ine sanSe 2otpmotioe wiro
als aus @bicagO eeftO6len seneloet.
Sieielbe 1T aber nur "a GOD lang uko
mar als Moosl bort ausgefeqt.
So.bnS. Sell ler, Elm Is Sabre
alter Sunge, Der aus Der geRerun9s=
anifaLt in 9lainfielo entwi9. piro BON
Der piefissn gOlissi seiudt. Der Sunae
misst l65 pfuno. 1T alio fur iein III:
ter ausnabmsmeiie erOB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
JadIe idaSeu Dem @ilofanSs.

Cine @u;ubI Shdfe. tusl4e fid in
Der Stnais, Sort &aisrpaiiOn 3eigten,
MAIDEN Dem Sscretdr Der SOrfbeb6rbe
siemlid bel Sopfserbr.&en. ba er bee
fiirtfet, oaB ben ileineren Wdloern.
falls man f4 niGt Der Ju4spla9e elm
guce madt, unbersGenbarer S9aoen
sugefiet miro. Der 6u6s 1T in pielen
Counties bss Stnates fat bDuig aus=
QeHorben, aus irgeno einem unertldr=
li9en @runoe ieOO4 balten ii4 in Der
Sort. GeisrUatiOn mod INNER 9an5e
Ruoel bsrTelben auf. Wan beriu4te,
Sieielbsn gu iagsn, Obne aber bislsn
grfolg 81 errsiben. 6err Jreeman,
Der 5ecretdr Der SOritbsb6rbe, 9laubt,
oa6 pieGsitt msbrere 9rOBe Ju&strei'
ben BON Iab'n isin psroen, fals ii4
oieIelbsn absr ni6t als erfolarei4 ere
psiisn, wirh 609fwabrideinli6
cine prdmie auf einselieferte GidIe
aus9aieBt neroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Snbianapolis, Snb., Dentas, 18 Npril 1905
Sbelma Stone fret.

Die Sbrdnen oes unglifli9en Wda=
9ens, pereinigt nit ben ernffen Bitten
oes Nnrpalts. ertpsihten bas 6srS beg
&i9ters Grsmont Alforo i'm @eiminul.
geribt seftern, als 3bslma Stone ibm
DOr9efubrt wuroe anter Der Intlage,
Sniaiiin zines nsrrufensn Saufes su
iein uno cine frimineQe Operation on
fa Dorgenommen baben 3u lal1en.
Sic betannte iib ibuloig. brad oann
nber 3uiammen uno tpeinte bitterlid.
9iadbem Der &i@ter ibr cine ernfe
Mabnung bate 3ut6eil peroeu lafen.
ftrafte er He um So pegsn bes eriten
Sbeils Der Nntlags uno sntlieB He un=
ter iussenoirtem urtbeil ue9en Der an=
oeren Intlaee.
Cine Sante bss uneliidli6en Wdo=
dens, mel9e in Der Hd6s BON @oIum-
bia. Sno.. anidifis III, wiro iis bel fi6
uufnebmen uno man boft, oaB oas
Wdoden our9 sinen beheren 2ebens-
pnnosl gut MAIDEN miro, mas fis ae=
iInoi9t fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
SledenFeber mtro befampft.

Gum erifen MaIe In bieIer Stabt
murbe eine Quarantine fiir Sledenffe-
ber=&rante (cerebro spinal menin.
gitis) er6ffnet, grade 70, pie man bic
lelbe ftir anoere anfefenoe 2rantbeiten
bisbsr etablirte. 3uei an oieier Rranl-
belt Seioenoe tpuroen Der 8eiunobeits-
bebDrbe gemeloet, elmer berielben i'm
nOro6fliden Stabttbeile, Der anoere in
Wef SnoianapOlis. Sn einigen Der
Stdote bes Nftens 1T bic 2rantbeit in
Gorm uirfliGer gpioemien eufaetr.ten
uno oesbalb fisbt fia Die bief9e @e-
iunobeitsbeb6ros gu ernitli9sn Wab-
regeln beranlaBt. Die unter Quaran.
tdne ifebenoen Sduier peroen bnrd
Wu9sn Sag uno Iadt beoba9tet. SIM
berfofenen Wonats wuroen IL Sooes-
fdlle als oireft auf oisie 2rantbeit gu.
rafsufiibren 9emeIOet.
9la4 Gniidten Der ifdottI&en ge.
iunobeitsbeamten Or. Gsene lit big
leBt feline bsfimmte 9beorie be3aelia
Der Terpfanaun9 bieier eefdbrli9sn,
eur9 Sactsrien erssugten 2rantbeit
aufselfeQt. Sieielbe befdQt bdufia
Ssute, tuel4er in fsiner Weiie nit an=
bern &ranfen in Yerbinbuns itaubsn.
Gur9 8eribruna III bieie 2rantbeit
nidt gu berpfan3en. Nas &rantbeits.
eri9einunsen uno alle Nebenumltdnoe
ueroen pom @eiunobeitsbeamten itarf
beOba9tet Mrosn. bamit sin resslred-
ter Gelo3ug gegen eine epidemic berieI=
ben er6ffnet peroen tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
SIM bObsn Mltsr seitorbem.

9aad nur furssr 2rantbeit 1T am
Montae ira6 6rau SOratba Sbnbris,
@itttre BON SObn Shnoris. in ibrer
@Obnuns S3l NOrb gar Strabs i'm
aItsr bon iiber " Sabrem geftOrbsn.
6rau S6noris puroe i'm Sabre 1923
gu SOfseismar. 8urbefien getoren uno
tam in frhbsfer Sussno nah Amerita.
S6r @atie uno swei ein3ige 2ineer
oingen ibr I'M SOoe boraus. Sic NOR
ftets elm eifrises 0tit9lieo Der Seut-
fden &ef. Stride uno glei4falls' Deg
Eiatonie= u1b p666e 8ereins. Die
gseroisune finbst am Wittpoa 9ad'
mitta9 um 2 llbr bon benz Srauerbauie
aus iiatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

1eber bic Staot berbreitete ii9 9eifern
Nbeno um 8 n6r nit 8liBesi9neae bas
@erhdt bon Dem idredliden llnfalle
in benz WaIonic 8ebduoe.
Den 3eitun9siungen uaren amSase
bon Der @ooper Wsoieine 60. Sidets fur
oas Unique Sbeater aeaeben woroen,
bic fis am Nbsno i'm Maionic @ebdube
fiir reauldre Sidsts umtauiden Iollten.
Bon $50 llhr ab tamen bic 2naben
oortbin uno balo tparen ca. 1000 per=
iammelf. @s wuroe eeideist uno 9e-
ipielt unb fib asi9oben, bis elmer Der
8nabsn bic Srspps binabHel, anbers
fielsn iiber ibn, unb balo NOR
ss Elm Isbsnosr 9ndusl, Der nidt 3l
entpirren mar. Nur Die oben liegen=
ben tonntsn fib log MAIDEN aus bsm
9aufen. grif bur9 Die Shlfe buu
Wdnnern puroen bic unten 2ieaenosn
befreit.
Die Mpific Bic 2oose go. 398 ma,
seraoe i'm 8eeriff. ibre Yeriammlunq
abaubalten. MIs elmer Der Witeliebsr,
@r. 2aw, Der i'm gs9rif mar, BIZ
8reppe binauf3useben, bas unsliid
fah, fletterte er an elmer WaHerr66re
gum nd9ffen Stofmert, unb madtt
bic 2ogenbrtoer bur& 2lopfsn ans
Genfer aufmerfiam. StneQer, ME
es fi9 bier er3dblen Idbt, uaren oil
perfdnoist unb ma&ten fid an BIZ
&ettung. Jrant 8afer. Der i'm Wo'
ment iiber ben Mnblid fat farr mar,
rettste A Rnaben; Sergeant 3D.
sertp trug z 2nabsn binaus; ieoe,
periu9te iein m6sli9ftes. au beIfen uni
3u retten.
Die 9mbulan3en raKelten bon alIsr
Seiten berbei. bic pDli3eimanni4aften
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Staotratbs= Sitnns.

Sn Der eefriesn StabtratbsFbune
wurben folsenoe Oroinansen einse.
reiat:
neberweifung bon 81. $50 fhr einen
5ulfs=Sauinipsftor uno bic Bureau.
beoiirfniHe beg Yauinipsttors.
uebermsiiun9 bon $4,000 fir gn-
tauf bss 0tinnie S9hRel gaoebans-
@runoftids bon Wsit StraBs uno benz
2anal. llebermeiiung BON sl,753 our
Nus3abluns rtiditdnbiser Salaire on
Geuermebrleute unb golisiiten bur9
bic winking and blinking" 8ers
banblungen bon 1898 unb 1899.
@rlaubniB fdr ben gitp.@ einen
weiteren Nfffisnten NIT $1,000 idbrl.
Saldr anaufe1sn.
@rb6hung bss Saldrs Der Yoli3eis
matrOne auf $3.50, cine 3ulase bon
s12O.
6olgenoe Srbinan3en tpurbsn pais
firt
llebsrwsiiuns bon 5000 fHr 9ollst-
tion aler felt Der &spiiion In 1904
paffrten Oroinau3en.
Munabme Der S9sntune bon SuIan
%. Butler fir Elm frsiss Sispeniarium
CUR @rinnerunS an ibren SObn SObn
Warion Butler.
Infeaung zines Wdrters 3u allen
Stunoen an Der llnions unb an Der
Big Big Sour. r.2reu3uns an Sab SEEM
Serisp etrabs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Sns Gtsaretten=0eiet.

Superintendent 6rueger eriieB gss
fern Snfruttionen an bic poli3ifsn
auf uebertreter bss slnti.9igaretten-
geIsses aufmertium gu iein uno Sstse'
iius Rannine unb Simon perbafteten
ipdter 0i0iam 5. Surlep, S37 glate
Gtra6e, in osfsn Sai&en man @igar-
retten porfanb. Die Nntlage, beg Se=
FEB iibertreten 3u baben, puroe Gegsn
i'm erbOben. Der Nuftra9 beg Supes
rintenoeuten esifsrn lantete Sahin. pors
ldufa nur ben Seisbeshbertretern
@nrnunqsn 3utOmmsn 81 lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

Spote:
goparo WorriHp, go. 832 Sii
Marplaup Str /; innere 8erlebun=
gen uno @rittdun9.
SO. S6ei9ert, go. 621 Sopnsp=
StraBe.
Jreo. Yolanb, go. 815 Sanbers=
StraBe.
Somer @illiamion, RO. 1886 &ap=
pus Ctr.
8erlebte:
&np @aibburn. go. 1907 6ppt=
Nbenue; leibt berleBt.
Charles Sbutiton, 1918 Union Str. !;
Quetfhunesn.
6erbert 8iKeI, IA Sabre. 514 Wsii
gfen Sort Str.
0erne Goutb, 932 6lorence Sir. !;
Nueti6uneen unb innere Tesa
lebun9en.
@buarb Manp. 1049 Si9b Str;
8efdt berlsbt.
@albin @oleiier, $50 Sremont Sir. {;
Yerlebunoen Der 8ruf.
Srso Snlmaee Walters. 7l0 Wef
Nsp Oorf Ctr; asbroaene arme.
Sefe Operifrest, 710 Winerpa Str.
@rnef &ban, 2l9 Ornter Ctr.
Span Blaoe, $40 0orb Senate Mpe /.
Sarrp gennett, 1928 0orbpfe Mpe.
Walter Mc@raa, 1856 8ellefons
taine Str.
&ap Waibburn. 707 Sopt Ipe.
6. Walters, $50 Fremont Ctr.
Serbcrt gifel.
Gus Opertree, 438 Winerna Str.
Dnrr1 SDna@er, 2Self 2Sa1pln9tor=
Strabe.
Wilbur Buriolt. 42l I9nes Ctr.
Sreo gerler. 733 Shb Sslapars-
Gtrabe.
2ewis @larf, 1108 9srinstOn Noe.
Weboff, CALIFORNIA uno Warp-
Strabe. #
Charles Wob, 610 Wei IL. Strabe.
gobie Daniel, 1908 Wei @aibins=
ton=StraBe.
@arl grnf, 2l9 Norb 2ibsrtp Ctr.
Zoe Wilbelm, 1919 @oiion Mbe.
Sermann 3napp, 829 On Warp.
Lamb Str.; am re6ten Nrme ber=
lebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
&ei@te ietue &eitsuation eim.

Nr. Sra 6. Sunlabp, Der v@bief
Esputp Coroner. rei9te gefern feline
am l. Mai in 3raft tretenoe &ei9na-
tion elm.
Or. Sunlapp iagt in ieinsm benz
Coroner tibsrIanoien Briefe. BOB feline
praris feline gan3e 4ufmertiamtsit in
4nipru9 nsbme. gr oantt Der poliaei
unb benz 9etsetiboepartement, ben In.
geiteltsn Der beridisoensn Solpitdler.
Den 4sratsn oss 9ispsniariums. iOwie
aud ben 3eitunseu. fdr bic ibm ges
wdbrte unterfibuns uno Die aefdQigs
Se6anolung.
Or. Sobn 5. &obsrtion uuroe gum
Na9folser Sunlaop's aussrieben. Or.
&obsrtion bat als @oroners=Mr3t in
Nsw 9ort rei6s grfubrung sefam-
melt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Natrttbtert aus Snbtana.

3ionsDille, IL. Npril. Die
Bsnmtinnsn Der biefissn @iti3ens Sele-
pbons SO. osrlan9tsn cine @ebalts3us
lnge. msl6e ibnen psrpsigert wurOe,
wOrauf fi4 oiefslben an ben Streit Be.
eabsn. Die @siddftslsitung ffieB aui
S6nisristeitsn, bic pldBs Der Strei-
fsrinnen su bsieben.
2afapette IL. Ipril. Sin;
Nnsahl Glsctrifer aus Snbianapolis.
bic bisr i'm 2abr Sotel nit bem Reini'
gen elsftrii9er 2eitunasord6te befddf.
tiet mar, fanoen Elm padet nit mebre'
rem golosnen u6ren unter elmer Jall
t6are psr6or9en Dor. Wan nimm
an. oaB Elm Nnesffelter bes 6otsls BIZ
Gcasn Dor Sahrssfriif einem Juuelsn'
r.iienbsn ftabl uab oaB sr bic SaGer
bort uerburs, auf cine 9initise 8ele'
genbsit, Oieislben gu sntfernen, wartenb
Rario On. IL. Mpril. Sobn g
Nsal, Elm 1taidiniif, Der ettpa 3 Wei'
len 6ifli9 bon Gairmount mohnt. erlas
bsuts Den gerlsBunssn, bic sr fi9 II
elmer @rplOiiOn 3u3og. Dos unaltid
sreienste ia. als bur4 6odbrud oal
@as srlOid unb fia bas 3immer be,
pumpfatiOn. in uel9emNsaI arbeitste
nit Sos anfflIts. Seal bsriu&ts serab
oas @as abauorshen, als fi9 bie grplo
iion sreiansie. D'e $bfre bes Dampf.
teHels muros ihm in's @eR9t 9efdleu
bert uno er erlitt einen S4doeIbru&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

4uf fpe3ielles Griu d n
mu9ten Die @bineien pons Win9 unb
Mrp Sam oas benfbarite freunblidfte
@sfi6t, als elm pbotOsrapb ibre pbi=
fiOsnomten fir Uncle Sam anferti9te.
Die bsiosn S6bne oss bimmlii9en
8si6es folIsn nd6f!ens beportirt tpers
Ssn uno Die hisfse &egierung winidt
elm @rinnsrunes3ei9en bon ben beibsn.