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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Fat lien In Sessions

The second annual meeting of the New
England Fat Mems Club was held at
their headquarters at Hale's Tavern Fri.
day evening where covers were laid for
about so and an excellent game supper
served by Mine Host Hale. St. Jobns.
bury was ably represented at the gather.
ing by Frank W. Hastings and music
was furnished by the st. Johnsbury or.
chestra. We are indebted to Mr.. Sbley
OF the Boston Globe for the following
account of the festive occasion:
Pres. David Wilkie (265 pounds), who
bias been i'll, was well enough 10 occupy
the chair at both the banquet and the
business meeting, at which a constitu-
ton and bylaws framed by a COM
mittee since the last meeting were
adopted.
Sec. Harry Parker (2271a) reported
that the club now has 2O6 members and
a gross weight OF Al, 908 poun1 s, with a
long waiting list.
Only one death has occurred in the
clubs membership since its foundation.
Treas. Jerome F. Hale (2O7). reported
total receipts OF $369 in he ear, and a
balahce OF $69.77, with many initiation
lees still to come in.
The following officers were elected
A. S. Bacon (205) of Boston, pres: C. K.
Manning (244) of Worcester, Mass; b.
Nj. Wentworth (24S) of Somersworth.
N. H.; A. H. Moulton (406h) cf Port.
land, Me-; A. Tenney White (2O5) oil
Cumberland Hills, R. l.; Joseph E. Mar
tin (22O) of Hartford, Conn, and Viii.
liam Mclaughlin (248) OF S.. Johnsbury,
vice pres; H. E. Parker (2271s) of Brad
lord, sec; Jerome F. Hale, (2O7) Wells
River, treas; c. L. Hayes (225) of New
port, and F. L. Gray (216) OF Mont.
pelier, ex-com.
The retiring president, David Wilkie,
was elected representative to the grand
cOnclave.
A. c. Manson of Boston was the toast.
master at the banquet which mad Col,
Scarf OF Gov. B lis staff as guest. c. K.
Manning (244) as usual provided the
Jokes on the well-known club members.
Jerome F. Hale was given diamond
slightly smaller than his fist, the retiring
| president received a handsome gavel,
and the incoming president a bouquet
which in delicate allusion to his business
was made OF paper fl )wers.
Sheriff P. L. Baldwin was coaxed into
looking under a sideboard for his SOU
venir OF the occasion. He is cattleman
and a toy cow on wheels attached to a
string was his reward.
The speakers included, besides those
above mentioned, Editor Parker of the
Bradford Opinion, Editor Blgelow of the
Burlington Free Press, Editor Whitcher
OF the Woodsville News, Raymond U
Smith, Frank W. Hastings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Telephone Notes.

The New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Company have issued new
catalogues to their subscribers and it is
the request of the management that
their patrons use these books and give
the plumber in place of the name of the
party wanted to the operator when
calling. By cooperating with the
company in this matter the subscribers
should hnd the service much more
prompt, and when the fact is considered
that each operator in the central office is
required to answer from 100 to 175
calls per hour it will be seen that thew
do not have much time to look m
numbers. ~ "p
This rule has been in force in other
cities and towns for numb,r of wears
and has proved very succ, ssful. and
there is no reason why St. Tobnsburv
should be behind the times" in This
respect.
The management will certainly an.
preciate tne cooperation OF the sinh
scrihers in this matter and if carried ont
the service in St. Johnsbary will be much
improved. - ~ Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
County Court.

The case OF George L. Johnson v. W.
W. Cate in general assumpsit was begun
last Wednesday and finished the next
day when the jury brought in verdict
for the defendant to recover his costs.
The suit was for goods used in the lum-
Der business which Johnson claimed that
Cate had never paid for. The case has
been tried twice before in this court and
a verdict rendered each time in favor of
Cate. Johnson has taken the case to
the supreme court each time and it was
decided in his favor each time. Dunnett
and Slack appeared Tor Johnson and
May and Hill and Robert w. Simonds
tor Cate. The jury were Fl. J. Rickaby,
L. D. Gordon, George W. Sawyer, George
A. Stoddard, George A. Warden, Lewis
Parker, c. N. Whltehil, G. E. Moulton,
| F. A. Scott, L. II. Wells and David Rob.
erts.
The case of Emily Bocash v. Town
OF Hsrdwck is now on trial. This
is a case brought to recover dam
ages for injuries said to have been
received by being thrown from carriage
by detective culvert.
La the case o. State v. Thomas Brogan
for intoxication, the respondent pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS OOand COSTS and
in default OF payment he is now spending
ten days sentence in jail.
Sam and Joe Maroon, natives OF Syria
were naturalized in court Monday. These
young men are in the ninth grade in our
public schools.
The next case for trial is E. R. jamie
son v. Austin Peck and c. E. Peck, Tr.,
in general assumpSit.
Yesterday afternoon the respondents
in 16 state cases were before the court
and all pleaded not guilty. The follow
ing are the names OF the respondents and
the charge on which they were arres ted.
James Cardella, liquor; Mrs. Luigi Sol
dina, liquor; Luigi Soldini, liquor; James
Sylce and Emma Sylce, adultery; Mrs.
Teabaldi Rossi, liquor; William and TO-
seph Larock, conspiracy; William Gui-
mond, conspiracy; Eva Herictk, grand
larceny; Harold Woods, rape; Hiram
Denis, liquor; Rusti Barr, liquor; Eddie
Barr, liquor; Harry Kaylor, liquor; Her
mon Robinson, grand larceny; Frank
Goodnough and Mabel Wiley, adultery
Bail was called in case OF State v.
Mrs. Frank Ceresa and declared forfeited.
States Attorney Thompson has filed
petition to have Wallace Ainsworth re-
turned to the House of Correction to
serve the remainder of bis sentence which
was imposed upon him two years ago.
1t is claimed that Ainsworths deport-
ment is such that be deserves to return
to Rutland. He was conditionally par
doned by Gov. Mccullough.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Thursdays Christmas Sale.

On Thursday, December ID, sale, sup.
per and entertainment will BIZ held under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
and Epworth. League Of Grace 1Metho;
dist church, in the chapel, commencing
promptly at 3 O'Clock, and continuing
through the afternoon and evening. A
large assortment of fancy and useful arti.
Giles and Christmas novelties will be on
sale, also a special line of aprons and
handkerchiefs. At six O'Clock the ladies
will serve one OF their famous variety
suppers with the following menu:
Mashed Potatoes. Cold Meat
Baked Beans. Brown Bread.
Cranberry Sauce.
Doughnuts. Pies.
Cake. Coffee
At eight O'Clock, and continuing at in
tervas during the evening an entert ain
ment program will be given, consisting
OF readings, instrumental and vocal Sc,
lections.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
North Church Sale.

The sale OF the Woman's Association of
the North church was held in the chauel
Gu Thursday evening and Friday after.
noon and attracted large number OF
buyers. The tables were loaded with
articles that were both useful and orna.
mental and the ladies in charge received
many deserving words OF praise tor the
beauty and variety displayed. The
japanese room was The cedtre OF attrac-
uon aud here under gigantic parasol
and surrounded with chrysanthemums,
apestrts and ther choice works OF art
rom tbs Flp~ery Kingdom, Japanese
ladies served tea aud displayed their
ware. The sale netttd goodly sum
tor the Association treasury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Deaths.

At Concord, Dec. 6, Mrs. Abial Cheney,
aged SO years.
At st. Johnsbury. Dec g. Sarah Louise
Whitney, wife of E. A. Farr, aged So years, 7
months
T.At East st. Johnsbury, Dec, TO- Simeon
Huse. aged about So years. -
At Boston, Dec. 8, Henry Russell OF Lowell,
formerly of Danville aged 81 years.
At San Francisco. Cal Dec 2, Mrs A, E.
Osgood, formerly of st. Johnsbury.
At South Walden, Dec 8, Roxana P. Toby,
widow of A. w. Eddy, aged II years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Interesting Acce ssions at Atheneum

In 1888, volume OF the Lille and trav.
els Of St. John de Creveoeur was pub
lished by his grandson, Robert dc
Creveceur of Paris. The author has
since died, but Madame de Crevet eur still
lives in Paris and as a result of some
| friendly correspondence, she has recently
| forwarded to the Atheraum a copy oil
that work, the title OF winch is Saint
John de Creveoeur, sa Vie ct ses
Ouvrages." She has also sent portrait
OF St. John from the plate prepared for
the book; this has now been framed and
placed in the library. Her courtesy as
shown in these gifts, and her expressions
OF warminterest in the town OF ST.. Tohns-
bury, are very sincerely appreciated.
Accompany ing the portrait was a
photograph from larger sketch, of the
POLARIZATION OF Pine Hill in the colony OF
New York, the first tree of which was
cut down in the year OF our Lord ITO"
From this plantation were evolved the
series OF descriptive essays entitled,
Letters from an American Farmer" by
Hector St. John de Cievet 9 ar, published
in London IN 1882, Tour years before our
town receives from him Its name. 1t is
interesting to learn from this book
copy OF which is IN the Ather aum, that in
the city Ut New York "the streets are fire.
quently cleaned and lighted during dark
nights: also that certain of the streets
have sidewalks paved with slabs otrock."
Besides the above, the Athenaeum has
succeeded in obtaining an old copy OF st.
'hn book on Pennsylvania and New
York entitled, Voyage dams la Haul
Pennsylvania ct dams l'etat de New
YORK, par un membre adoptif de la Ma
tlon Oneida" 3 vols, Paris 1901 St.
John was full OF enthusiasm for the new
world, America he was proud to call
himself an American citizen and took no
little satisfaction in having been also
adopted into the Indian tribe Of the
Onedas. All are much please d to have
these interesting mementoes OF the man
St. John in the public library OF the town
of st Johnsbury.
through the courtesy OF the superin-
tendent of documents at Washington the
Athet eum has secured 35 additional
volumes of the earlier Congressional
Globes. These, with those obtained last
year, gives the library nearly 300
volumes OF his valuable sen So nearly
complete set covering the 6S years from
1887 to 1905. Thus not only the stormy
period OF fierce deoatesin congress preced-
ing the war, but the public questions and
political history OF the nation as reflect
ed in the speeches, debates and acts of
both houses of Congress for nearly 70
years reported verbatim, are here brought
within reach of all who are interested in
stud ing the dtvelopment OF our nation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
FlOrentine Art Work.

Mrs. Georgia Rowell Carleton will
hold her annual exhibition aud sale of
Florentine art work at 81 Main street.
December l3 to 26, afternoons and even
lngs. The most artistic exhibition OF the
kind ever shown here. A cordial invita-
ton to all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
CaledoniOn AS a Gift.

Had you thought that Christmas
gilt OF subscription to the CALIFORNIAN
will give your friends the news every week
ofthe year. We shall be glad toreceive an
order for the paper to be sent any where
in America for $3.50, and to foreign
countries for $500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Officers of New Corporation.

A meeting Of the stockholders of the
c. H. Goss Co. was held December 8
and the following officers elected:
President, ManAsah Perkins, Jefferson
N. H.
Vice President and Clerk, L. A. Darl.
ing, East Burke.
Treasurer, and General Manager, c.
H. Goss.
The paid-up capital stock is $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
Births.

At Winthrop, Mass. Dec. g. a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Carpenter and grandson
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Carpenter of st.
Johnsbury.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. G. a son to Mr. and
Mrs. F. s. Woods.
AT North Danville, Dec. 2, a son and a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Water
man.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. 4, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles E. LoveioY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
MARRIAGES.

At St Johnsbury, Dec. 5. by Rev James A
Thompson. George E. Smyth of st. Johns.
bury and Miss Edith M. Allison of Robins
bury, Que.
mings, Tracy c. Badger and Miss Abbe
Davis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
SPECIAL 8 p. M.
Boston Election
John F. Fitzgerald elected mayor OF
Boston by 5000 majority. He was the
regular democratic nominee.
Village Affairs.


About this time OF year, as the Old
Farmers Almanac says, look out for
village politics. The caucus to nominate
officers for the annual meeting has been
called for Friday night at 8 o'clock in
the Town Hall and the check lists have
been posted for the annual village meet
ing which will be held in the same place
on Wednesday, Jan. 8. The auditors are
now examining the accounts of the vii
lage officials and the report will soon be
in the printers hands. The net expense Of
running the village the past ~ months
has been about SEC 900. The trustees
have also kept inside the first appropria-
tons and not drawn upon the extra
amounts appropriated at a special vii
lage meeting last summer.
AS usual, the principal interest at the
caucus centers over the nomination of
trustees, and the CALIFORNIAN is author
lied to say that the old board are candi-
dates for reelection. The board no con-
sists of c. A. Stanley, Frank E. Spaulding
and Fred S. Hartman. Others mention
ed besides these are c. c. Follensby, o.
H. Henderson, L. D. Hazen, Charles P.
Carpenter, William Wetherbee, George
Burbank.
Following are the specific expenses for
the last I 9 months
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13

The original appropriations tor the year
were $27, 160. Orders have been drawn
amounting to 500 61287 and the books
show credits amounting to $685.
The village has $4,000 in the bank to-
wards next years expenses, this CRAFTY
ing balance being the result OF the dis.
count on taxes paid before October.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Madte sroBe Seriprs@unsen'

&oB Serbune, % Sabre aft, No. 649
eprine=St,aBe tpObn6aft. tpurbe burd
Die 8ablsr Norgan ano Samuels ber=
haftet. Serbune iOu obne 2i3ens bau-
frt nnb untsr fali9en 8oripiegelungen
@elber erlangt babsn. Nn9eblia er-
sdblts Serbuns isinen 4unben on Der
Bell =Gtrabe, no man i'm fefnabm,
bab nit i.bem @intaufe elmer bon ibm
perbanbeltsn Ssifs benz 3dufer eniue=
Der cine aOlosne llbr ober aud hunoert
stad Der Ssife ssf9entt tuarben.
Na9 Nnsabsn Der polisei CAB er fit
als assnten beg gisp gOrt StOre aus,
Serbune erfunbists fi9 tets in ben
Sduisrn na9 ben Namen Der Tadbarn
unb bort rebete er bann bic 3unoen
elsi9 BEL Namen an unb iagte oeniel'
ben, bop er ipeciel abgeianbt tpdre,
um fe gu isben. Sas 8ei9dft ioa &c.
bliibt babsn, als sr bon Der Polisei feit.
aenommen purbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Sie Smrmfsit=&ebOrae.

Der @siammt.ausi9uB fur bas BE-
boritsbsnoe 8unoesturnfeit par sefern
Nbsnb untsr 0orfib bes Snrner Ni1
in SiBung.
Surner Stempfsl berlas cine gu.
f9rift bes Burners SEQ. %. Spie,
aus Wafbin9ton, D. g., in trel4er 9e'
meloet tpurbe, bab prdfbent &OOisbeli
bic beutide Riege am Is. Suni II nb,
Wtitta9s ofiicisl i'm .WeiBen 6aus"
empfansen wirb.
Nm Samfag, IL. Sum-, trifft BIZ
&ie9e in SnbianapOlis. no ibrer ein
fsfli9er gmpfans barrt, elm.
9lm Spnntas, 18. Stunt, trift BIZ
@alifornier &iese Elm unb tpiro an
gabnbOf empfansen werben.
Bis iebt finb BON 0ereinsu 234
3elte unb 1172 5slobetten belest wOr'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
@erlanst $40, 900 S@aoen=
eriat.

$4,000 S6abensriab bsrlangt 5rl.
2ulia 2a9lp bon ibrem @ater Ser.
nanbo 2a9lp.
Grau gmilp .. 2aglp, bic Wuttsr
Der 2ldgeriu, tusI9e bon ibrem Manns
gei9ieben III, fiibrte i'm @eri9t gsfern
aus, baB Der Betlaste, als fe uno ibre
5o9isr nit ibm auf elmer 6arm
In Der Ndbe bon 2otomo tuobn.
ten, JrI. 8aslp nit eiuem Dam.
mer auf ben 2opf i9lus infolse
beiien fis ssitlsbens gd9dbigt 1T. Der
getlaste tpollte nnsure&nungsfdbigfsit
esltenb MAIDEN, ba sr In 1894 ldn.
9ere 3eit Snia1e zines Srrenbauies
sstpsien ift. Der 9i9ter tpies bie De-
f9worensn an, Elm berfsseltes 0erbitt
ein3urei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Saaaeafsuer.

Sn Der @rocerp oes SObn 3. Sana=
man, 10. StraBe unb Siufoe abeaue,
brad gsfern abeno um $50 ubr Elm
Seuer aug, tpsl6es Der Jeuertpsbr stDei
Stunben au idaifsn ma9te.
gs iff elm altes, einf6diges Sol3=
baus, tpsl9es i'm norberen Sbsile ole
@ro eerps2absn biente, wdbrenb i'm bin.
tsrsn Sbeile fi9 eine Wieoerlage bon
5utterfOffsn unb Ssu befinbet.
@ie Der gigsntbhmer ansiebt, ber.
lisB sr iein @sf8dft cine Stunbe bo,
aus bru9 bes Geusrs, 4ass in bette,
Orbnuns surhdlahenb.
Sa i'm bintsrsn 8beile Elm Sen
Her 3erbro9en iit, nimmt er an.
bab granoitifter bur4 bieies Jenfe,
brsnnsnbe 3hnoh6laer bineinwarfer
unb Die bort aufgeFapeltsn lei9t ent
siinbIi9sn Stpffe snifammten. Sane
mon I6dBt ben bur9 Geuer uno @afe,
anesri9tsten S4aoen auf $4,000, be-
ab.r grbBtentbsils bur9 8erli4erunl
gebsdt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
8ebSrae fur 0ffemtlt@e @erfe'

petitionene ein9erei t.
Shr abausseanal In Der srfen Iaep
6fli9 bon Capitol 4be., bon 2ap Ctr.
biz our erfen MQsp iabIi9 bon Me-
gartp Ctr.
Jtir @rablesuns beg posues &un
unb grri9tung elmer S9ubmauer bon
Nemman Bis IL. Ctr.
STR gaditein= =Gabrueg in Der erften
Glsp psfli9 bon Sslawars Str, BON
19. Bis %. Str.
Jir Oefnung zines Jabrwess untsr
ben Big Sour @eleiisn am8alep Sribs.
&.e olutionsn aneenbrt n, en-.
Giir bic &dumuns Der IL. Str, bon
Der erfien Nllep 6fli9 bon Cornell Mbe.
big our &ooiebelt Mbe.
STR @ement.Seitenmese in Obir
Str, bon 246.5 5uB ueiili9 bou Be.
latpare big MaHa9uietts Mbe.
SIR 2ies-Gabrtpss, @innfeine unh
gadfeingufen in @iaa abe., bon prO.
ipset biz Orange Ctr.
6Hr @ement'Seitenmese in Sisblant
Nbe., bon Ohio Str. big WarIome Mb.
Jir grabirtsn Jabrtuss, @ement=
Seitsntpe9e In Nepton Str., bon &u=
raj Biz 2aSalle Ctr.
Jiir aiessGabrpeg, @ement=Seiten.
tpsse unb &innfsine in @sburp Str,
bon Cottage Nbs. Bic Minnsiota Str.
gnbsaIttse NffeBmsnts f.
Iiite seneb m i9t.
6iir @emsnt=Seitenwe9e In 2udmoOn
Str, bon Winneiota bis Naomi Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Neuer S6meraifiner.

Sn Sapan ipd4ft cine pflanae. in
Der man neuerbtnss etnen f9msraitil>
lenoen Saft entoedt bat. Sas neue
4neftbdtifum bat ben Namen Scopoz
lamtn erbalten unb fon in fetner Wtrs
flung alien bisber benubten Wlittsln
otefer Dirt ipett iiberlesen fetn. Gs
nitro unter Die 5aut seipriBt unb b.r<
anlaBt fir a9t ooer neun Stunoen
etnen tiefen S9laf. Wenn ii9 oie
oariiber sema9ten Ingaben beftGtigsn,
miro ii9 bus Scopolamin fir Die BE-
nusung BET Sperationen fi9er f9nen
in bts MeSt5tn etnfiibren, neil es am
sebli9 nich,t Die 9eringiten iiblen Ha9z
tpirtunsen nit ft4 brtnst, bte BET ben
bfsberigen 8etdubunssmitteln INNER
gu befiirnren ftsben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
nnfa | le.

gine 8aneier-2 -2ofomotibs snt9leifte
nabe Der OF @aibinston Str. an Der
8tirtelbabn unb Der Brsmier pairid
Sinss, 1899 silbsr Nbs., tpsl9er auf
benz JuBbr.tt bss Tsnbers fanb, tpuroe
bsrabsei6leubert unb iein JuB purbe
3ermalmt. Die 9ispsniariumsambus
lan3 bra9ts ben 8erwunbetsn nod benz
ct. gincents SOipitals.
8. 6. Rirn, 1885 siIosr aos.,
elm Waurer, tpurbe beim neuen Mpres
@ebduoe bur9 sinsn 6erabfalenben
3iegel an 2Opfe 9etroffen uno f9msr
berlest. g1a9bsm ibm bic flafenbs
@unbs aussndbt, wurbe er bur9 bi:
Sispsniariums ambulans in feline
@obnung ssbra4t.
BAT Sarritn, 2502 q. Della.
mare Str. tpo6nbaft, Elm &egenf9irm
5abritant, tpurbs on Der Msrioian uni
%. GtrnBsn,gds aus ieinem gua9t
eeI9leuo.rt. gr fsl auf ben 2op'
unb blisb bspuBtlos liesen. Die Nm.
5uIans tuurbe serufen, bod bate lid
Der 8erun9lhdte senasenb erbOlt, obn'
3u6tlfennbme berislben fia 3u bsbel
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23

@oparo WulIallp, go. 646
Wouolaun aOe., III seifsrn ben Jolgsn
zines 5alles erlessn, ben er bor brei
S1bren erliti. 5hnf 2inber, bier
S6bne unb eine 8o9tsr tiberleben i'm.
Sn elmer Spe3ialRbung bes bonn
Staotratbe srnanntsn @pnlitss purbs
Der 8ori4la9 eeua9t. barauf 3u brin.
gen, oaB sine 6ffentli9e BabeanfaIt
fur bic Sabisiis am pleaiant Run,
nabe Der MabiiOn Nos. srri4tst tperbs.
Sas @onite bat fi9 ben plab ange'
fsbsn uno ba aud gsnhseno Wafer
bOrbanben iff, f8eint benz prOistts
ni4ts i'm @ese su Fsben. Die ea9s
tuurbe bsm Staot-@omptrolIer tibsr.
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Yolijeiltdes.

6reo Gonbille, 1016 Sho
Sainois Str, tpurbe unter Nnflaee,
feline Grau gei4lassn su babsn. bsr-
haftet' ansebli9 lanste @Onbiae in
bstruatsnem 3uitanbe 3u Sauie an
unb ma6te bann fsinsn @sfhblsn
2uft, inbem sr nit Sthblsn, s9s-
meln uno anosren Saden na9 isiner
Grau mari.
unter Antlaes, einsn 8slo.
i9ublnoenoiebFabl ausgefiibrt subabsn,
purbe 5oraes @OOopsar bsrbaftst. Die
pOli3si bebuuptet, baB Goodyear Der
8eIbi9ublabe bss @roesrifen s. u
Sruit, 1902 Columbia gbe., $6 snts
ua6m unb oaB bisier i'm bel Der @sle-
9snbeit bsoba9tsts.
". Z. Ilber On, 106 Sub
9abioiOn Str. unb %. 8. Dalton,
6134 Of Waihineton Str, purben
beioe our9 Poli3iffen Wulbi6il berhaf.
tet. Albsrion's Srau iff felt sinisen
Sagen Derreif unb isit Der 3sit iol Der
Wann an Der 6pree iein. Bel 9iids,
In SaltOn's @obnun9 bsnabm sr ii4
anftDBig unb als er 3ure9tsetpiefen
uurbe, sntfanb cine S9ldssr.i, tpel9s
our9 ben polisiften besnoist tuarbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
goaeae Mbe. @rafe benz 8er=
fsbr ii6erge6sn.

Die neue College Iosnue Bride II
iest fertis seifeqt uno benz gertsb,
Hbsrgsbsn. 0on nd9fen Sonntag an
tusroen Die groab Ripple @ars tibe,
bieIs nsus Bride fabren, aud bic Sor'
fnbtbabn mad NOblssbille, 8ipton.
3utomo, 2osansport unb peru pirt
bic neue 8rhds bsnusen. g.ibe Slnier
bcnubten bis6er bic @etral Nbe. Bride.
irsrbsn aber bon Sonntag on ben meb1
birettsn Wsg iibsr bic college Ibe
ne6msn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
@tttwe ODER nt@t.

Sin bertuidelter Jal betreffs bss
Ha9lafes iit bur9 ben Sob bes Wir-
tbes Martin 9erb snlitanben. Der am
8. b. W. 0eritorbsne betrieb Tn $50
%. Worris Str. cine Wirtbf9aft. Dor
ettua IA Sabren lieb bas @bepaar 9erb
f9 f4eiben, inbehsn sosen fie por etua
5 Sabren tuieber auiammen unb na9-
benz fie fi& einen 9eiratbsi&ein geI0f
batten, glaubten fie. tuieber ebeli@ ber-
bunben 3u iein. gla9 bes Mannss
9obe wuroe 6enrp Sepfrieb als Mbmi-
nifrator ernannt. als aber eefern bic
Grau ben Mntrag fteIte, ielbf als Mb-
minifrator sin9eiebt 3u uerben, felIte
fi9 bic Wertuideluns beraus; ieIbfber=
fdnbli& fonnte ibrem Wunf9e ni9t
tpiafabrt tuerben unb uurbe bann Der
sobn 6rant 6erb an stslls bon 6enrp
Senfrieb als Mbminiifrator ernannt.
Die Grage entfebt nun: III bic Grai
erbbere9ti9t ooer ni9t9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23

SeIb fmorb etner Stu
b N t n. Cine aus &ufitf4epolen
5ur SortfeBung ibrer Stuoien nah
&rafuu, 9alt5ien, setommene 18iGhz
rtge Stubentin Namens Nnna Huz
nietpsta besub iih nit feds Stuoenz
ten auf einen Ra4tausflug. Inter
tpess trant fie febr biel &osnaf. Sic
bemerfte, oab elmer ibrer 8esleiter
etnen Hebolper babe. uno Bat um benz
felben. sic CAB auerit einen S4ub IN
Die Cuff unO foounn einen 5tpeiten IN
ibre redte S9ldfe ab. Wenise Winus
ten fpGter mar lie toot. sic binterlieb
einen an einen Stuoenten seri4teten
8rief nit mpiteriOien Spradtiiraun@
gen.