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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Yolt,eili6es.

Nnbe &iber Nbe. uno &aD
Ctr. 9eriet6en gsiiern Ibenb eine 9ln-
sabl iunger 8urT6en in einen Streit,
Der fpGter In cine Seilerei ausartete.
Die bon Der poli;ei angsitsuten Re=
9er1en ereaben spar, baB Die S4ldges
rel ffattfano, iiber bic perihieoenen
kaeil ,ebmer an oerIelben lieB fib our
3eit isbod nibts In grfabrunl brin=
gen, ba Nismanb in Der Nadbari6aft
bieislben gsfannt baben mill. Die
NaafOri9ungen wuroen aber fOrtge.
iebt, 10 baB bic 8uri9en boffentlia
ni6t ibrer Strafs entgehen peroen.
3nei W dinner, tpsl1s geitsrn
Nbeno in ben @anoalia &anairb6fen
ibre S6iebeiien abtnaGten, srre9ten
unter Den 8etpobnern Der Na4bar=
i9aft sroBs aufregung uno bic polisei
uuroe bon benz 8orfalle iOfOrt benaas
ridtigt. 2eioer mar beim gintreffen
Der &ablerpoli3ifen bas idieBwiit6iae
Yaar berouFtet, 70 baB feline Seitras
flung oerfelben ftattfinbsnStann-
N d be m er nit ben Gamilien.
mit9liebsrn cine 3eitlang berumgeitrit'
ten uno bann suleBt ieinem Sdwieeer=
Iohn nit sinem Wsfer auf ben 2eib 9e.
rhdt mar, purbe Der IS Sabre alts
9enrp 3. Smpmen, 1906 Cornell NOe.
our9 Die poliaei feitsenommen uno
binter Die idwsoii9en @aroinen ges
isst.
g o. Sadion, 339 Wioble
Str, tpuros gsfsrn unter oer Intlage
oes 2leinbisbltabls unb Der 3edprele-
rel eefsllt. Sadion III beiduloigt,
in Ieinem &ofbauie an Der Safapstte
StraBe nidt nur feline 9oltre9nuns
nidt begliden gu babsn, iOnoern er iOll
ieinem 9auswirtbe AUDI nod Obenoreir
cine S9aufel entipenbet haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
s6lassrei NIT blmtisea Jolsen.

Gin in Senrp Wadtels Wirtbi4aft,
on Der Gbelbp Ctr. smif4en Glopo
2anglep, 1882 gartb 9lbs. uno' Ser=
man Warrenbure entffanbener e5treit,
wurDe, naabem Die Streitenoen auf Die
StraBe aeiebt paren, brauBen fOrtge=
isbt. Warrenburg ergriff angebli9
einsn Stein uno usriebte 2au9lep einen
edlag auf ben 9opf. baB bieiem 66ren
uno Se6sn bersing.
Die &aolerpuli3iiten, tuel9e in8tpi=
iden berbeieerufen tuaren berhGftetsn
Warrsnburg. aegen ben Die gntlase
oes Moroanerifss erbo6en purbe,
wdhreno 2anglep in Die Office oes be-
nadbarten Grstes Or. g, 6. 8oie 9e=
bra9t purbe, Der oenIelben in gebano=
lunq nabm. Wa9tel puroe 9lei6fals
bsrbaftet. @r wiro ii9 9egsn Die In-
iauloi9ung am SOnntag SpirituOien
bertauft 3u baben, pOr benz poliaeiriG=
ter oerantnortsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Waaosrts sieaos umber.

0eute friib truf Gapitdn 8Oplan an
Der yforb Wef=StraBe cine alte 6rau,
pel6e bort friereno unb anideinenb
3ielos umberpanoerte.
Der Beamte belt bic alte 6rau an
uno fragte lie nah ibrem Namen uno
ibrer Wobrun9; ba fie absr nibt in,
Stanoe mar, irsenb pel6e Nustunft
gu gsben, wuroe iie borldufis nad Der
Station gebradt.
0ier wuroe oann fefgefslt, oaB bic
Jrau Mtarp SanlOn beiBt uno bab iie
an Der Sho Slinois Str. pobnt.
Na6 Iusia9en Der pOli3simatrons
wor Die Grau f6on frtiber eipmal bort
uno wuroe bann na9 Der Srrenanfalt
gefanot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Dem Samsen unS Samsea ein
Cube 6ereitet.

Die 8unbes Senatoren 8eberio9e
uno 9ementuap baben ibre @mpfeblun=
gen, mel1e fie fiir pOfmeiiter in bem
8. uno 4. @onsreiiionellen Sifrict ge-
ma4t baben, betannt semadt.
Senator 8sberibgs controllirt bic
patronage i'm a., Senator 0emenuap
bic oes 3. Siitriets. aber ieber bon ben
Senatoren nabm erf cine Sur9fbt
Der 3iite bor. tuelbe iein college auf-
gsieBt bate, bebor bic 8etanntma6ung
erfOl9te:
6errn 6smenpab's gmpfeblungen
fir ben 8. Sifriet fiub: @barlefon,
Soiepb %. Morrop; Seffsrionbille.
SObn &. 2aucaifer; 9untinsbursb,
5rant Sufenoa6; Saspsr. Winiislo
6. 6unter; Seem Ilbnnp, &obsrt %.
WOrris; @orpoon, CHARLES $. &eaoer;
Jren9 Sid, &olla 9. Clayton; Sr.
leans, Greo. 2imblsp; Yauli, 50. 8.
Sroop; @annelton, Gbas. s. M9iller;
Sell @itp, gbarles Stride; Scottsburg,
5pbn Wc@artneD; Salem, 2epis
Dennis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
@aFeranlase fur Srutnston
boaen0et.

Dem @hef Der 5euertpe6r tuuroe
our9 bic @nHsrpsrts= @Ompagnie Die
Nadri6t suseitelt, oab bic @ompagnie
iebt i'm 5tanbe iff, Wafer ftir 26i6'
suede IN Sroinston gu liefern. Eie
Hadri9t puroe nit Sreuosn begrabt.
oa SrbinetDn idon isit me5reren Mo.
naten in 8s3ug auf 26I8pOrri4tunaen
3iemli9 i9le9t befeut mar. Die @om-
pagnis bot nua fedsmOnatli@er arbeit
Die n6tbisen Observation-Disclosures fer=
tis. uno nod Anf&t Der gsanlten Der
@uHsrtpsrte III Der ftr SrDingtOn our
gsrfhsung fisbsnoe Sienft als in ieoer
gs3iebung sufrieoenitelenb 3u betra9-
ten. Die &obrenleitunsen fir Srbing'
ton limb BON ben Snoianapolis 2eitun-
gen fab p6llis unabbdnaig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Die neue Wertotam ctr. Ut. g
Stride.

Die pldne fur bic nsue Weribian
Ctr. W. 6. Stride, tpelds an Der
Ioromef.gde bon ct. @Iair uno Wss
ribian st.. gebaut merosn miro, wsr=
ben in einigen WoGen beenost iein uno
uiro oann iofort nit benz 9au beeon.
nen tperosn, 10 bab bieielbe nod Bis
Weibna4ten ibrem 3meds tibergebe1
iusrben fann.
Sas @ebdube pirb 185 GuB in Der
2dnee unb &c SUB in Der greits
mehen.
Sm Auditorium tperben $50 SIP
pldBs iein, udbrenb bic GalIsrie bapon
$50 enthalten tpirb.
Sie IL SonntagsIhul= unb 2laHen.
rdume weroen 500 psrionen SiBs
bieten.
Die Stride tpirb mittelf gleetricitdt
beleu&tei uno nit Sampf ssbei3t
tperoen.
Der Saupteinsang uirb an Der Ms.
ribian Str. Iein. Sie grbauunas.
tOfen tuerOen f9 auf SIP. 900 be-
laufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Gleine Stastnadjri@teu.

Dilliam 3 compton, 618
Sho Ilabama StraBe, fant gefiern.
nd6renb feline Trau i6m aus Der 3ei-
tun3 oorlas, toot um. Ir fit on
6srs-&9eumatismus.
Grancis 8 bDmas, 80, unb
Anna Drills, 20, purben gefern i'm
Sauis Der 8raut, 8l0 SiDifOn Str,
ebsli9 perbunoen. geioe fnb Wnbdn=
ger Der 6rienos 2ir9e unb unter ben
eInfa4sn @sremonien osrfelben traten
Die 0rautleute in ben gbeffano itber.
gine 4nsabl Jreunos oes paares un'
teri9rie5 ben firdli9en Seiratbsi4ein
uno iprab BEN @bspaare @lidmhnI9,
aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Nns Senti9en @ereiuen.

Ger 6 d 6mabe Il n ter :
fthbunesberein bielt In Sellers 6als in
WaibingtOn Str. cine Iebr gut bsiudte
8eriammlung ab. gtn9 @rlebigung
Der borlieaenben Ssiddfte purbe eana
bsionoers bic .S9ilerfeisr" Mnsele=
9enbeit sur Spra9e gebradt uno in
entbuiiafti&er Weiie bsidlofsn, ale
bonn 3beaterberein iiberianoten Sifets
FIR Die 8ea=8orfeuung in 0srtrieb su
brineens gs fnb bel ben naafebeno
gsnannten Wit9lieoern iOlde su baben:
@otilieb 2eufbart, gfe Marfet unb
Nobls; Chris. &ies, Is. unb @olum=
bia Aue.; Wm. 8osel. 512 Spring
Ctr; Sreo. Ssb. 270 giding Str. /;
German SenB, 9ausbOils; SEQ. gsrs
loebr, 807 gnsliih Mp.; s. gm6arbt,
1912 g. Soft Str.
Sn Der @ermania Salle 9ab aefern
Nbenb Der 6 @oncorbia CLUB eine
groBe @uares@eieQidaft. Die @afs
seber tDaren 6err unb Grau Sulius
2adler. nnterftBt bon 9srrn uno
5rau 6ranf gaoen.
Die preiie muroen bon fol9enben
Samen unb 6erren einsebeimf:
. O m E n.
1. preis Grau Baoen, 2. Grarl
Stolte, 8. Erau Wur9ler, 4. 5rau
Seller, 5. 5rau S&neiber, 6. Grau
@rabam.
6erren.
| 1. preis-6err g9neiber, 2. bsrr
@rabam. 8. 0srr Suobrod, 4. Der.
Reinten. 5. 9err 6oItman, 6. Der,
Wur9ler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Sbue 0oie,t.

,1aacb! ST bies Die PoliseifatiOn?"
fraste cine tla9enbe Stimms our9's
Selepbon.
Nadoem Sergeant S9wab beiabent
geantmortet, tuuroe ibm seiast, bas bee
Spre9enben 9oien geitoblen tpdrsn UNI
er fi4 ni9t antleiben tonne.
Die &ablerpolisiifen Msfin unb Dun.
CON wurben f9leunisft nad Der Wilaros
strabe seianbt, Tim unteriudunger
an3ufelen, oO4 batten ii9 bel berer
Nnfunft bic unausfpre9li9en bereit!
gefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Gin ssbsimniRboGer Tnno.

Gin buntles @ebeimnib i9eint Die
Nblaoun9 elmer Quantitdt Spnamit.
nebf ben susebDrigen 3hnotappen,
tuel&e gsftsrn absno bon getuObnern
Der 2erineton ape. aufgefunosn, 3u
um9eben. 8. 9. &Obertion, 9Oo
2srinstou Nue iiber9ab oatelbe Der
gOlisei, Del6e ben gefdbrli9en Juno
DO nm no6 Der Station bra9te.
N2an fano bas 9pnamit binter oem
leerIfsbenosn Sauie go. GA 2sringtOns
NDenue Dor. Die stan9en bes @rplo'
fpftoffes waren alle neu, 3eigten alio,
oaB oi.ielbsn erft ttirali9 bort nieosr=
sslsst tuuroen.
Gin gsri6tsrfatter beg Slattes, Der
fih ,um Sunoorte be9ab, fano ipdter
in elmer tleinen, nit altem gle6 iiber=
bedten @rube nod 3uei leere S4naps'
faiden Dor, tpel9e sbenfolls o6nig nell
wuren uno bD4fiuabri9einli6 nit oem
Spnnmit 3ugleid bort bintsrlansn
uuroen. Sab eieielben aud au6 ant
berIelben Stelle ibres Snbalts entleert
wuroen, ldbt f9 baraus i6lieBen, oaB
bic pfropfen nsbft Wetalltapisln
qleidfaQs in Der 8rube lagen.
Sas Spnamit ift 40=prOaentig, folg'
li9 fiart aenus, um bel i6wersn er=
plOfcnen @lntpenoun9 3u finoen.
sSn Dem Stale, in oeHen Hdbe man
bas Gpnamit aufanb uuroe nod eine
aan3e 4n3abl lserer Glai9sn. bOrtpis'
9eno Bierfai&en aufgefunben. Sas
Saus. mel6es auf benz 8runofidt
ftsbt, ilf felt Jreitas unbetpobnt, eint
Sarbioe bic baRelbe friibet betDobnte,
,oa aus, oa es bic Gbf9t oes SsFbsrs
if, oas Saus ab5ubre4en unb einer
Neubau 81 erri6ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Witrsiienoe foaeftiren fitr
Ginoer.

Cine alte Srau nit bier ants drm'
li9Ife eetlsioetan 3inoern erre9te oas
Mitleib Der YaRasiere zines pennipl=
pania 3uses amii4sn 2OuisDiae unn
Snoianapolis. Gin eutmHtbiger &ei=
fenber beranaaltete eine &Oaettior i'm
3uee, bic $50 ersab. uel4e er Del
4lten einbdnbiete. Sieie. tDelde ibrer
Namen als Burt uno ibren Seftim'
munesort als gonnersbile an9ab. er'
,dblts, oaB Die Mutter Der 2inoer &C.
ffprben unb He, bic SroBmutter. oie'
ielben iest BEL fi9 bsbalten wtroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
3ur lstten &ube.

@elfsrn Na9uitta9 fanb bic feier.
li9e gsiieBuHs oes berH. Mi9ael Ma.
bOuep, Der in Der Wobnuns ieines
SObnes. 900 2srinston Npe. ifarb,
iiatt. WabOnep lam nod Snbianapolis
i'm Sabre 1865 unb beiaB elm probut.
ten gei9dft. tpeldem er big Wlai b. s.
borfano. Srei S6bne tberleben Der
0eriforbenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
MaRens8eria riammlmns.

Cine Waiiens0 s0eriammlung mirb am
Wittwo9 Ibeno ben 19. Mpril in Der
Ssrmania Dale unter Der Gabruna
oes @arpenter Sifiriet Council abge-
balten werben. Sie 6auptanipra9s
miro q. 8. We@artp bon San 5ran.
cisco baIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Sie Sarnfefbebdree

Seute Mbeno finbet i'm Deuti9en
6auie cine wi&tise 0eriammIung Der
gunossturnfsf gebbrbe fatt. Die
Witslieoer Der beri&iebenen Nusf9nfie
finb eriu9t, anpeienb 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Mns oett @ertdte,t.
> uQe n b qeri d I.

&i9ter 5tubbs bonn Susenbgeri6t
eriudte 5rau Sobn Walasan,
Die oem &idter auseinanbsriebte, ma.
rum ibr Sunae ni9t bic S9uIe befu9t
batte, einen Nusenblid su f9msisen.
Sure Mike. tpar bic Mntpprt, uno
Der &ebeidmaa tDurbe abgebroden.
Der &i9ter bepabrte feline JaKung,
aber bic 3ub6rer fonnten fi1 Ses
2a9ens ni9t entbaltsn. Der &i1ter
iiberuies ben S9ulidwdn3er Der Sulia
6. Wort $rainins S9ule, ba es fi4
um einen RhffalI banbelte.
oli3eigeri4t
0or poli3eiridter Wballon tpuroen
bic erfen Ssdae tpegen rlebers
tretung Der &audOroinana berbanoelt.
Nnaeflagt mnren @eorge 6ulpen bonn
SeniiOn ootel unb Samuel 9. Sun'
gan bon Der polt Sanitary Milt SO.
Ssioe sabsn an, Der Meinuns gu iein.
bob fe allen Inforberun9en bes @e=
ieBss eenngten, bab fie aber, tpenn
nod ir9enb fonit etmas gu gef4eben
babe, bereit pdren, bemielben na9aus
tOmmen. &i5ter Wbalon bebielt fi9
Die @ntI9eioung bor, bis er bas Be-
trefenbe @eieb ndber fubirt babe.
SbOmas Jealir, Der &umdne. ber
bonn polisiften @abbis bor sinigen
Nd9ten 3urtd perbaftet uuroe, tpeil er
ben poIi3iften nit sinem @ebolner BE-
orObte, tpuroe bonn polideiridter
WbuaOn 3u 800 Strafe uno bic So.
fen bsrurtbeilt.
@ri inal
Der 3Oidbrige Nsger Sas. 9illiarn
ffanh bor &iater Nlforb unite,
Der Mntlaee bes 0hbneroiebffabls.
Jrau gba @raft, 1921 WaHa9uietta
Ibe.. mar oie 2ldgerin. 6iliaro bat
erif tiirali9 einen 8ermin I'm Nrbeits-
haufe a6aebient.
Seine einaiss friminele 2eioeni4aft
III bas 6hbnsrifsblen. Seine bringenos
Bite, nod bas cine Weal @nabe fiji
&e&t ersebsn au laRen, tuurbe BON
@i&ter erb6rt. Der ibn unter fuipen.
birtem llrtbeil entlieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

0aramttrte Sur fiir S6morrbpiSen.
8iseInbe, bIinbe, bIutenbe ober bernor=
fteben6e9 9dmorrboiben. Sbr Npotbeter eritats
tet eaS @eIo 5uriid tpenn PAZO ONT
MENT su ilriren perfebIt in 6 bis IA
Tagen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
6e&er: gbronit.

etntIstnes Geuer sefsrn frab
ri&tete an benz 6aufe 80 Dabibion
ctr. einen s3aben bon etlpa IS an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

60 Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
per Stabt, Wu9o's n2Ongfeaow".
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
HOBOS HAVE A CAMP.
twenty-five Of the Wanderers Co
Into Camp Half a Mile
South of kenosha.
SIX CAPTURED BY THE POLICE.


Twenty-Five tramps, more common
ly known under the more distinguish
ed name OF hobos, have opened a
camp half mile south of the city
on Crate street and their representa-
tives are being sent into the city to
beg for food and other necessities.
Six of these men were taken into
custody this morning by Police Officer
Newhouse and escorted to the limits
of the city.
1t is claimed that the men have
gone into camp south of the city and
that they intend to remain there until
the coming of warmer weather. 1t is
claimed that the camp is arranged so
that the hobos will have every luxury
during the ten days stay in the
country. The camp has been pitched
in she1tering grove and the men are
of sufficient numbers to make it pos
sib1e for them to hold their position
against any assaults which may be
made against them by people residing
in the neighborhood. An old fash
Toned campfire has been built and the
wood is being collected from the
woods and from the railway tracks a
short distance away.
The people residing in the western
part of the city are expected to furn-
ish the food for this band of wander
ing Migrants. The police claim that
the camp is outside the limits of the
city and it will be the duty of Sheriff
Vietch and his deputies to dis1odge
the company. They may move on to
the northward when the weather gets
better or they may decide that the
camp is too comfortable to leave and
remain to be supported by the people
of Kenosha during the coming sum-
mer.
The sheriff and his men should take
immediate steps to break up the
camp and force the hobos to move on.
The presence of these men so near
the limits of the city is a menace to
the property of the people in the
western and southern part of the city
and the sooner they are forced to get
out of the county the better it will be
for the people of>Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
HIDE MONEY In SAND
Daring Thieves at Winthrop Har,
Der Take this Plan to MisIead
Winthrop Officials.
MEN ARE FINALLY CAPTURED

An exciting chase after two alleged
robbers varied the usual monotony of
day in Winthrop Harbor Friday, as
the result of which Marshal v. Al
mein with the aid of Trustee Allison
captured two dangerous crooks.
The prisoners whom they captured
were just boarding train about to
leave the village. The two men were
taken to Waukegan and locked up.
They gave their names as Eugene
Dillon, of East ST. Louis, and John
Mccullough, of Harvey, III.
Marshal A1mein took his prisoners
to Waukegan Friday and took them to
Office of States Attorney Hanna, as
the only Winthrop Harbor Justice of
the peace, George Truesde11, was out
of the village and there could be no
trial unless it was held at Waukegan
or Zion City.
The marshal preferred Waukesan.
There the prisoners must answer to
the charge of stealing twenty dollars
from cash register in the saloon
and billiard hall of Mr.. Neinaber, of
Winthrop Harbor, which incident led
to their capture and retention. They
are now in the county jail.
Neinaber keeps a store and saloon
at the Harbor that Dillon and Nc
Cu1lough frequented Thursday, play
ing pool and billiards. Neinaber was
out of town. In the cash register of
the store was known to be the sum of
S22 in bills and cash, all of which was
discovered to be missing late in the
afternoon, about $780, So were Dillon
and Mccullough. They were sus-
pected of the 1ooting and Marshal
Almein was called in.
He rushed to the depot of the North
western. A train was just coming in,
and Dillon and his younger compan-
ion were just about to board it. With
a shout Almein was after them.
Catching one he handed him over to
bystander, who happened to be
Trustee Allison, of the village board.
Allison held on while A1mein went
after Mccullough, who ran towards a
little shanty where he was caught.
OnDi11on was found the sum of So;
on Mccullough, S cents. Suspecting
a ruse, Marshal A1mein went to the
shanty near the depot, around which
the younger man had doubled in the
chase, and after long search un-
earthed So from little cache that the
boy had cleverly dug in the sand.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
Eagles and Chamois Fight.

A desperate combat between two
eagles and channels was witnessed
ON snow-covered mountain near
Flushi on Sunday.
One of the eagles attacked young
channels, when it was charged by the
sire of the herd, which was some dis
lance away. At this point another
eagle appeared, but the chamois re-
peatedly beat them both off by fierce
thrusts of it's antlers.
The struggle continued for half an
hour, after which the birds took to
flight. The chamois remained immov-
able with head arect, gazing defiantly
at the soaring birds until they were
lost to sight.
Some sportsmen next day found the
spot where the heroic combat had ia
ken place Uttered with feathers and
fur, and the snow was splashed with
blood-London Express.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
Boy Kills a Mountain Lion.

A boy of the name Of John Demer-
breaux drew $50 out Of the county
treasury yesterday His warrant for
the money was the skin OF a lion,
which he brought to town with him.
The lion was killed on the Verde,
near Fort Mcdowell, under unusual
circumstances. The boy was riding
along the river and saw the beast eat
ing the carcass of raccoon which he
had killed. Demerbreaux was armed
with a. shotgun and he emptied both
barrels into the lion, killing it Instant
~ Old hunters and others familiar
with the habits Of the mountain lion
said that they had never head of one
doing such a trick before. While the
lion is frequently seen in the day
time, he Is never seen eating. He
takes his meals by ght.-Arizona Re-
publican.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
ZION TO ISSUE BONDS
Dowie to Secure Immediate Civil Inn
provements by Bonding the City.

DOwie to Secure hmm ediate Civil linz
provements by Bonding the City.
s'Zion City is to adopt new mu-
nicipa1 policy" said man high in
the confidence of the Zion officials to
a reporter. I am not prepared to
give you the details of the change"
he continued. I'm fact nothing has
as yet been announced even in Zion,
but it is under advisemert and the
announcement is likely to be made at
any time now.
"The principal changes to be made
are the bonding of the city and grant
ing sites to outside factories on lions
lake front land. Heretofore Zion
City has had not dollar of bonded
Indebtedness and it is now proposed
to bond the city and with the money
thus secured hasten the municipal inn
provement.
'sThis will Of course be radical
departure from the esta blished policy
of Zion, but know it is being seri-
ous1y considered, and then it isn't
near so great change of policy as
the factory change will be. Now
everything, commercially speaking,
in our Zion is in DR.. Dowie's name,
but if the new policy goes through,
outside factories will be given choice
sites on the lake front, the only con-
dition being that they employ Zion
labor.
"The Zion officials figure that this
inducement will draw some of the
best concerns in the country to Zion
City. You see in Zion no labor unions
are allowed and no labor troubles can
ever occur, and this fact alone will be
big inducement to the factories and
will result in plenty of work for every
worker in the city.
''Now, | have just given you a
tip but you watch; know these
things are likely to happen in Zion
almost any day."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
PLAN NEW EXCHANGE
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Looking for a Site for New
Building to Be Built.
MORE ROOM BADLY NEEDED

The Wisconsin Telephone company
is planning to have it's own home in
Kenosha, aud the agents of the COM
pany are now seeking to purchase a
site for the erection of new building
for the company. The company has
appropriated quite a large sum of
money to be expended in this city and
it will be used for the building of the
exchange and IN placing the wires in
the down town district under ground.
The company is seeking a site in
the business district of the city and it
is reported that several sites have
been offered. One of the agents in
speaking of the matter stated that the
company had planned to build build
ing in Kenosha during the coming
summer, and it is probable that the
plan will be carried out
The company now occupies a Dor
ton of the second floor of the Bene-
dict & Tarbe11 building on Market
square, and it is said that the rooms
now used for an exchange are entire
y AAo0OdA oIO " eA1C OSIudnQS OIL the
company.
Plans have been drawn for the ex-
change and it is said they provide for
modern and up to date building
which will cost in the neighborhood of
$4,000. This would give the company
building sufficiently large to &C
commodate the business in Kenosha
for many years.
The Citizens Telephone company
will not be far behind the Wisconsin
company and for the past two months
the company has been considering
plans to build an exchange. This
work has been delayed by the fact
that local parties are figuring on
purchase of the business of the Citi-
zens' company, and nothing will be
done until these negotiations are con-
c1uded one way or the other. The
committee representing the local COM
pany recently visited the officers of
the Citizens company and it is
claimed that the prospects of a deal
are exceedin1y bright. It had been
expected that the exchange would be
sold to local company before the
first of this year, but it is now prob
able that the present management
will remain in control until fall at
least.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
REV. Il. B. EAYLETT DEAD.
Prominent Methodist Clergyman Dies
at Racine Wednesday.

The Rev. Henry P. Haylett, who
died Wednesday night at his home in
Ra cine, had been a resident of the
state for fifty-one years. His funeral
will take place on Saturday morning
from the First M. E. church of Racine
and the body will be taken to Menon1-
once Falls, for interment He was
born in Menomonee Falls on Oct. 4,
1853, and was the son of Theophi1us
and Margaret Hay1ett. He was grad
uated from Lawrence university at
Appleton and became pastor of the
Algon1a Methodist church at Oshkosh
serving two years. He then attended
Boston university, graduating in the
theological course. He spent four
years in Milwaukee, two at Asbury
church and two at Trinity. He preach
ed in Racine five years and his last
charge was the church at Waukesha,
from which he resigned in 1904 be-
cause of i'll health. He represented
his conference at the Los Angeles
general conference last August.
Rev. Hay1ett preached many times
in this city and had many warm
friends among the Methodists of Ke-
nosha. He took deep interest in the
work of the Y. M. c. A. and delivered
many addresses before the members
of the association all over the state.