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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
PLAIN BUSINESS TALK
TO THE CITY COUNCIL
Samuel NewhOuSe Applies for Light and Power
franchise and Explains His Plans.
Millionaire Mine Owner Ready TO Invest Fortune to Give
Citizens Better ServCe-WiIi Duplicate Amy Offer or
Give Percentage of Gross Receipts.


last ght and mends
o Lake u 3 d
TO M and
WILL eIac ight perl HoWat
Will city, % Of
s ia of me net
Is cit
pole of is syst
He to having forfeiture clause
s. H be the Of
other plants 100000
IA wi 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
BOMB MAKERS ARRESTED.

London May A dispatch from St
Petersburg To news agency here 50 vs.
that q dozen men have been arrested
in joineTs workshop who are suspected
of being bomb makers. Several infer
nal machines, the dispatch adds. were
fOJsnd in the shop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
SAILED FOR FRANCE.

Washington. May Second Assistant
Secretary of state Adee left Washington
for New York today. whence he will
sail tomorrow on La Lorraine for Havre
lie will make that city the point of Se-
parture on a bicycle trip Of J. 90 miles
through France.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
GIRL OF GRIT
WHIPS A THIEF.
Burglar Forced to Run Under a
Shower of Lusty Blows.
UMBRELLA AS A WEAPON
PEARL CRoME, AGED FIFTEEN,
PLAYS A HEROIC PART.

nEARL CROME. the 15-ycsr-old daugh-
ter of Mark E Crome, who resides
7t III south Ninth East street, fOiled
a burglar whom she found in the house
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with
an umbrella. which she broke over his
head and back. She welded her weapon
with such strength and regularity that
she held the intruder at bay for several
minutes Blow after blow sne struck,
until finally the umbrella broke and the
burglar boIted out of the house and made
his escape Miss CrOme followed the
fleeing thief across the street, where he
was Joined by his companion, and they
soon disappeared through the block
a few moments later the girl teIe-
phoned the police from neiEhbOrs home
She told the officers she could even Telt
what kind Of neckue her antagonist
wore
Miss CrOme was on her way homs from
school when she noticed that the door
of the house was open. Stepping onto
the porch. she took off her ru1hers. Just
then the door opened and man stood
What are you doing hsree" she de-
msUde5.
Il brought a parcel here for your
mother was the reply.
The =irI stored into the house and
saw that everything was turned upside
down. No. you didn't she exclaimed,
brcild- The fellow started for the door,
but she struck him over the head "a couple
Of times. He then made 4 break for the
side door but she followed him. He
thcn turned and ran out the front door
into the street Pearl dropped her UNI
breiia. which was broken. and called
To the ueiEl1CTs. but WAS unable tn raise
anyone Who could follow the thief.
Tells the Story to d Cop.
When tho police arrived the girl told
them hcr story and gave the officers a
good description Of the men search
was made. but 50 far they have not been
unprecedented Miss CrOme said last night
that she Was not certain of the deScrfn-
ton Of the burglars partner, but she
knew that he was dark and wore SUIT
Of dark clothes
eff I had been man 7 would have
caught him." she said. and 7 WASH
afraid Of him at ALL When 7 came home
from school I saw man standing on ths
corner. As T went i'm at the gate he
started to whistle. I did ugE Day any
attention to il. but 7 suppose the burglar
i'm the house heard him He was coming
out when ne ran into me Just AS soon
as 7 looked into the house I saw that
everything was upside down. 50 I pitched
into him with my umbrella lie tried q"
get out. but ] kept after him and pounded
scream if ne grabbed me. but after 7 hit
him the first time I dldn { care what Es
did
The girl described the man as being
nearly six feet I'm height and wearing a.
gray suit of clothes. Ie also wore n
a dark brown He was apparently about
4 wears Of axe. Tho other man who
stood outside. she could only describe
in q general way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
BIG WOOL SALE.
Nearly Two Million Pounds Changed
Hands at Boise.

Boise Ida, May 3.-The largest sale
Of wool ever recorded in Idaho was
made here yesterday when EisemaUu
Brothers of Boston. by their represeu-
tative, sold to Cecil CaverIey OF BOs-
ton. their entire purchase of Idaho
wool amounting to 1.S00. 600 pounds.
The price is said to be Is cents. The
Eisemanns contracted a large portion
of it last fall at 16lE to Is cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
Majority for AcquittaI.

Recorder Golf before dismissing the
jury cautioned them not TO tell how
they stood. T Is understood that a
majority of the jury were for acquittsL
but in what proportion they stood can
not be aScerta5ued
Future procedure I'm the case is uu-
certain It has been minated by the
district attorneys office that the peO-
pie probably would not attempt an
other trial Should this be the case
Miss Patterson would be- released
either on nominal bail OF under her own
recoguizance and the Indictment even
tualIN be nuaShel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
Opposes Municipal Ownership.

Councilman Hartenstein asked If Mr.
NewhousC would be willing TO have a
municipal ownership clause in the fran
chiSe-
Mr. Newhouse referred the question te
Mr. Hauchett. who said ne did not he
Iieve \ municipal ownership clause should
be incorporated iu the franchise. FOR che
reason that the plant TO be constructed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
STATE TROOPS
ARE DEMANDED
Chicago Employers Send Committee
to Springfield.
FIERCE RI0TING CONTINUES
RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS MUCH
IN EVIDENCE.

n HICAGO, May 3.-RiOting in the
Ii streets today was so prolonged and
of so fierce u character that many
of the leading business men have con-
Guided that there will be neither peace
in the city nor safety for outside inter
ests until the state militia has been
called out 10 restore order \ commit
tee Of members Of the Employers asso-
citation left for Springfield today to con-
fer with Governor Deueen and to re-
quest him TO give orders to the state
troops The labor unions have an ex-
tensive lobby at the state capital and it
is likely that they viii also be heard
before any action is taken by the gov
eTuOT- Chief of Police. O'NeiII says he
is confident That he has control of the
situation and can keep peace in the city
with the mayors support, who has done
all i'm his power TO adjust the state of
affairs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
THREE MEN BURNED TO
DEATH IN DULUTH

= Duluth. Mimi. May 3-Three =
= men We're burned 90 death in a =
= hotel fire tonight. u =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04

10y Mr. Ncwhpuse would form the basis
OF other eNte1siv" plants that would have
TO bc operated i'm unison Mr. New
house viii have some other power in
t"rests-" said inc. that ne viii not want
TO surrender
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
He ordinance grsntiug 10 samuel /

= HE ordinance granting 90 Samuel
NewhouSe a franchise TO construct,
maintain and operate for fifty
years an electric lighting. power and
heating system in Salt Lake city was
considered ~ a meeting of the joint
council committee Ou municipal laws
and streets last night The joint
committee is composed of Councilman
FaruStrom. A j. Davis. Prcece, Wells.
HOLIDAY. Wood. Tuddeuham, L II. Da-
VS. and Martin
The ordinance was read section by
section by City Recorder J. = CTitCh-
low. and Mr. NeWhOuSe and his man
aEer. Lafayette HanChett- were queS-
toned as to their intentions in the
event of the council granting the pro-
posed franchise
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04

Up 10 o'clock tonight A score Of men
had been taken to the hospitals. one
OF these. T. :. Carlson, a superintendent
employed by Ward & Co may die.
Carlson Is in Ch2-rge Of the auto trucks
Of tS5mery. Ward & Co. and was
riding on the first Of a caravan of six
machines. which was passing the
teamSteTs' headquarters at u Madison
street. While his attention was oCcu-
peid by some of the machinery on one
side OF the auto truck, he was struck
by a brick hurled from the window Of
the teamsters' headquarters. a large
cash was cut I'm the side Of his head and
he sustained a violent conclusion of the
Continued on Page p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
Wanton Attacks

There were a number of instances
where mobS boarded street ears and
wsUtonly attacked those riding in them.
giving d. 4 reason later that they were
StTike-b res keTS. when IN fact they had
nothing Whatever to do with the tToU-
bic.
Edward JsmiS0u and Edward BoS-
wen. the latter a medical students werJ
two sufferers in this direction. The mob
that boarded a State street car on
which they were riding dragged them
of and beat them numerically Wal
ter Norton another COIOred man. while
passing Van Buren, and Market streets.
was proclaimed to he a strike breaker,
and beaten almost to death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
Meant Business,

One hundred and fifty wagons of the
seven express companies went to and
fro across the city today, In many in
stances completely unguarded. and at
no time under the supervision Of more
than one or two policemen Every wag-
on carried q guard, some Of whom were
armed with Winchesters. and others
carrying heavy double barrelIed shot
guns The guns were i'm plain evidence
throughout the DAY and no attempt
was made to interfere with any Of the
express wagons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
Police Must Walk.

The request of the employers made
today that the police be allowed to ride
on their wagons was declined by the
chief Of police. Positive orders were
published that under no circumstances
must the officers mount the wagons.
and they viii march abreast the wag-
Ons- The order, Chief Of Police O'Neill
explained. was simply intended to ward
of criticism While the officers might
do just as good work while riding on
the wagons. the chief declared he did
not intend to have it said of the depart
ment that il was showing Partially or
guarding private property especially.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
,teber Ole sSbe Der Sodeieceaiter

lit maj, in 8reiien, bic auber6dl6 beg
RennIports fteten, nur fe9r fpeni1 uns
terri9tet. Die Ginnahmen eines her
borragenben Srdeis ii6eriteioe EN- bieienis
gen bon Siibnenlterner OFT INN CHI
gan5 8ebeutenbes. Gs tlin9t t I'm
glaubbaft, bab 6~ilbebronb, Der feTte in
@merita tGatige sSodei teutiden Il
iprltngs, i'm @oriabre 10000 Morf
peroient bat. Sn englano uio
5ronfreid tperben glei6faas iebr be-
oeutenoe Sofeigebdlter be5ablt, uno
Die belten &eiter bieier beibeu Can.
Der, pie 3. Maber, 8. WfaO0en, Us.
9ane, M. Cannon. Sterr, &eiff uno
Surner, iteben li6 ~anjdbrlid oui
Summen, Die $4,000 bis 100000
Marf betragen. M,i9 Seutidlalle
mltB fir pirfli6 quite Sodeis be.
tr66tli6e 9etr6ge opfern. Die Gin
nabmert, Die Sodeis tpie 9oarbmon,
@arne lino San 9uien aGiabrli9
einItrei6eii, erreid)en Die S0be eines
Miniftergebaltes. Sin fIobeutf9cr
Stan botte I'M Soriabre eiren ameri-
faniiden Sodei fir eth feites @ehalt
bon $4,000 Mnrf %engogirt, ipo5u
nod Die %iogenannten Reitgelber, SO
Marf fir je6en &itt nno 100 Marf
fiir ieoen Sieg, fommlen ioaten. Ger
Imerifaner ermies iid jebo9 oils elm
iebr minoerpertbiger @eiter, 10 bab
ser &ontraft balo mieoer geIolt fpur-
De. Die erItfloiiigen Sodeis, oieaeei.
tier in ibrem gerlife, iino IN aacn
2Gnoern iebr biinn geidt, uno lire
Sienite Deroen nit @olb oufgetpoeen,
90 10 bGufig ni6t bos &onnen bes
Yferoes, lonoern 0ieSel1nit bes Sodeis
Den Musgang zines &ennens entihei-
bet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18

3wii9en ben Srei Standardization
@ruppen befiebt fsin 3ufammenbang;
ieoe bon ibnsn bstrsibt ibre Neitation
fur ii6. Nur in siism fimmer he
therein: In Der Soffnuns. baB Der off
afatif6s 2riss fe Der @ritiaung ibrsr
Wtnf9s nd1er brinsen piro; oesbalb
freuen fiG bisie n~ntertbanen &uBlanbs
tiber ieoe Nieoerlage Der ruifi9en @afs
i'm fernen Often.
4ls cine politiide @ruppe fur f6
finb f6lisbli9 mod bic Suoen su er=
tpdbnsn. bic ungefdbr ein Sedfel Der
geb6lferung &uifiid : pOlens aus
MAIDEN. Sie ffebsn 3wii4en ben natiOs
nalpOlnif9sn @ruppen unb Der ioaiaI'
rebolutiondren partei, ffeben aber im=
merbin Der lebteren ndber, als ben
n~ationalen polen, bic bur9 ibre aug
ssipro6sn antiiemitiide @efinnuns Die
Suoen abftoBen. SrOB bes Spmpa=
tbiirens nit Der Nrbeiterpartei aber
miroe bod nur elm She'll Der Suoen
@uiRi9-Y olens i'm grnffalls nit Der
Soaialoemotratie semeiniame Sa9e
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
&letaer Tebler ma@t Maflaee
btnfaQis.

Cine 9an3e Wen9e 3eugen tuaren
gsitern eriaienen, um i'm poli5ei=
9eri4t 3eueniB tiber bas 8etraaen
Natban Garb's, 9egei ben bic Mntla.
gen oes 8ummeIns unb Der profanitdt
b~orlagen, ab3nlegen. Der Batter bes
Sunsen bate brei Mntpdlte engagirt,
oa feiner InHdt nod bic Nntlassrt aui
einen Ra9eatt 3urtdsuftbren ieien
3eusen puroen porgeftbrt, bic Nus.
iasen ma9ten, bob Der Sunge fi9 aui
ben Strabeneden umbertrieb, nit Stei=
men mari uno f9le9te Rsbensarten
sebrau8te. SIM 9reu3bsrt6r ssfian.
ben 3tusi Der 3eusen. baB fe i'm poli.
3siseridte tuegen MnsriHs auf Witslis.
Der Der Garb 6amilie Gtrafsn aablten.
Na4oem Der Staat nit feinem 3eu9en=
berb6re 3u gnbe mar. ma9te bic Der.
tbeioigung ben 8ori9la9, bic Mntlaas
fallen 3u lahen. ba bic MnflaseiGrifi
Sanuar 5. 1904 batirt NOR. tpdbrenb
bic idmmtli&sn borsebra9ien Betpeiis
nod bieier 3eit batirten. Der S9rei.
Der Der NntIaae bate aIer @abrf9ein,
li9tsit nod sinen Tebler bssan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
nmter Seroa@t berbaftet.

Die ginmo6nsr Der Meribian Jlats,
wel4e fGon felt ldnserer 3sit ourd BIZ
gngroB bort ausesfib,ten tleinerer
Siebfdble 9eplast uuroen, enti4lofer
fit benz unmefsn elm gnoe au MAIDEN
uno felt msbreren Sagert f9on purot
ftreng sewa6t uno seruartet.
@efsrr nabmsr bieielben bann ga.
Samuel Winer. einen 9sger, ben mon
i'm gerba4te bat, Elm sewiester Saus.
oieb 3u iein, fsft, uno er tpiro biz 3u,
Yeenoigung elmer ansefelten Inter.
fu9ung sebalten tueroen. Minor tuurbs,
ME gemeloet uirb, geiebsn, als e,
our9 einen Der lansen gorrioors bee
6ebduoes 9ing unb Worris MOper,
elm betannter @ei1dftsmann nabm
ibn feft uno belt i'm Biz Die &abIer.
poliaiten srfdiensn unh ben Mann
uStuuIttU tuHItteI.
@ls man ben Heser fra9te, mas c,
in benz @ebduoe molte, %antportete er,
oaB er bon Der .5rienolp Snr" bortbin
asianot lei, Inn 3utbaten fur bieielbs
gu bOIen. Cine @nfrase BEL Der vSnn"
muroe oabin 5eantuortet, baB man
Winor bort ni9t femme. Minor, ber
atlanta Co., als feline Seimatb an=
giebt, III nur tur3e 3sit In Der Stabt.
S&On neriAieoentlid uuroe ber
poli3ei semeloet, baB gisi6rdnte be.
ftoblen tpurosn uno oaB au9 tleiners
SGmudia4en ufw. bermibt ieien unh
biele Der geuObner Der Glats entlieBer
ibre Sienftboten, slauben aber iebt,
oaB perionen auberbalb Der @ebdubs
Die Siebe seueien fno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
Gin idiperer ttmfan bel oen Sprems.
iibuttacm

Der Miinbener pionisre bat iid BET ber
@~rploiion elmer iogenunnten nSret'
mine" ereignet. Oteis Minen perper
i'm &riegsfale auf Wegen ober in et'
mem @eldnbe, bas BON fetolihen Srup=
pen beganeen pirb, anseleet. Mti
6ilfe zines perItedt angebra6tenS ritz
6rettes tam Die Mine bann lei4t aur
gnt5iinbuns fommen uno ganae Srups
penfDrper in Die 2uft iprengen. I'm
ben Splbaten elm Bib BON benz Sc
brau6 unb Die Wirtung Der Mine gu
seben, mar in biefem Safe iiber benz
Srittbrett elm @eriift aus StGben aufs
aefteut; elm fleiner Stein, Der burd;
einen 8inbfaoen an Dem Seriit befe=
ftiat mar, fonte, nieoerfaaenb, Die
Mine 5ur @nt3inbuns brinsen. Durd
cine 3iinbf9nur poIte maj ben 5u=
ben in 8ranb ieBen, Der Stein trdf
bann oas Srittbrett, unb biele letdte
@ri9itterune piirbe seniigt baben.
bic Miue our Grploiion gu bringen.
9iaefelbnebel Sa9s ftedte bic Climb
i9nur on. Neben ihm ftanb Sber=
i%eutnant Neumann, Der bic Irbeit 81
iiberipa6en bate. oils Sa9s ii9 ere
beben poQte, glitt er auf Dem burd|
ben @egen aufsetpei9ten uno f4liipfrts
oen 8oben aug unb beriibrte i'm Sals
len bas Srittbrett. SIM nG9ften Gu'
nrublid erfp[dte bic Grplofion. bic beiS
be MGnner tDbtete. Sberleutnalt
Heumann iuar in flint Stiide eerifen,
SaAs ni9t 10 fur4tbar peritiimmelt.
Sberleutnant Neumann bate tur5
porber, als er ben Solbaten Die @ns
laee nnb Dirfuns biefer Minen err
fldrte, barauf bfnsepieien, bab in
Sriebens3eiten fol9e Minen nidt in
frieosnlGbiser Weiie CUR @nt5iinbung
gebradt merben f0nnten, bsnn bas mir.
be Meni9snleben toften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
HebSrSe far SHeatliae @erte.
u q b tgegenge-
nom me- n.

u n q ebote n ge9enge-
nom NJ { n.
SIR Qb3uestanal in Der M1ep 6itlid
bon @beffer Ibe., bon WafbinQtor
Str. Biz so Sub iioIi9 bon Mi9isar
Str, Sbomas s. Marfep & So.
$I.09; suesipro9en On $bomas s
Wartep & 60.
SIR QbBusstanal In Nqep 0ffli9 boz
9snnp Str, bon WaIbinston Str
Biz 40 SUB fiibli& bon Wi9isan Ctr.
%. s. 9arris, $l.01; Sobn Sentins
81 10; Sbomas 8. Martep & Co., 81
Gents; 3ussipro9en on $bomas s,
Warfep & 60.
SIR Nb3usstanal In Der l.. alet
fibli9 bon profpsct, bon 9arlar bi!
Is 6uB pefli6 bon @bur&man Nbe.
8bomas 5. Marfsp, 95 @ts., Senrt
Waas. 81 @ts.; an 86omas s. War.
tep & SO.
Ctr Nb3usscanal in Der q. Str.
bon Der erffen Maep tpeitli9 bon Meri.
bian, bis 10 SUB 6fIi9 Der Nuep Of
lid bon Slinois; Sbomas s. Warter
& Co.. 80 @ents, Sobn Sentins SO
@snts Nnberfon 8runer IS Gents:
an 8bomas s. Wartsp & 60.
SIR Nb3ussaraben in 2asranoe ape.
pon pleaiunt &un Bis IS SUB 6ftlid
Der Sbelbp; 9homas s. Marfep &
So. 1856. SObn Sentins SIS. SIS. Ma-
rion County Contraction SO. Sc. 81.
Wiliam gofert $6.33, W. W. Be-
frees $40, 6. d.. @robes SIS. SIS,
5snrp Maas SIS. Sc, u. griiner $3.50,
on W. Or. 9efrees.
& eolutiDnen artgenort :
W { u.
SIR Defining Der erfien Maep itbs
lid Der Is. Str, bon Mia Ctr. Bic
our eriisn MIep 1fli9 bon Mil Ctr.
STR Oefnung Der erffen Nuep 6fli4
Der MiG Str, bon Is. Ctr. big Sol=
ton place.
SIR Osfnung Der erfen NleD, tueft=
LID Der @able Str, bon Sem Dorf biz
164 IS Sub n6rbli4.
6aupt. MffeB ment'2if
ange NJ m n.
STR Mbsueseanal in unb Der Waib=
ington Ctr. entlan3 uno arberen
naben StraBen unb Nleps oss Srpin9=
ton @bsusseanal-S pfems. ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
6runbsisentbuais l1ebertrasungen.

Sorace Wc3ap on @atbarine got'
ton. Got 13, Square 6. 2incoln part,
fholid bon %. ctr. $500.
@~brifopber grone an @iIiam Nier'
man, Got 81, Nnnis Wiqers Sub,
She'll bon @arfons Sarm, tpefli9 Dor
penniplpania. $4,000.
Soma 9amion on Mrtbur 9. Bropu,
She'll bonn shb6Hli9sn Diertel, Section
IL, 8opnibip Is. &anee 3. 8 SIS Nder,
Wafbinstpn 8omnibip. $4,000.
Oliper 6. 9nrlan an Sbomas 8.
@rifftb, She'll Got /, @ri9bt's Yarl
9pe. Ibo., so bel 102 SUB. bacant.
6aliae gde part aDe. unb Is. Str.
$3.50.
Sophia 9. @o9e an patrid gamp'
ben, She'll Got 81, 2. Milep Noo,
80 BEL 10 SUB, perbefert, Wefieits
gloer Nbe., fiblia bon Me@Ormid
Ctr. 81, 100.
Sames u. Sims an gilbert q. per'
rott, 9ot 43. Wafbinston Square
100 Bel 1885 SUB bacaut, Ofieite
Werioian ctr. n6roli& uon so. ctr.
81, 500.
Wbarton q. Clinton an pbilip 3e,
Der, She'll ETC. Is uno IA, Soun'
hip Is, &anee 4, 100 alder. @arren
Sownibip. $12. 700.
Grant $. Wa0ace an 6p. abrams,
She'll ftibpsftli9e 8iertel. Section IL.
Somnibip IA, Ranse 4. 27.66 I6er,
6rantlin Sopnibip. 50, 900.
Samuel 6. pertins an Marp 6
Wurpbp, Got 8. 0oro's Wef Mi9i.
gan Ctr. S%ubbipiion. 80 bel 100 SUB.
berbeKert, ehoieite bon Mi9isan Str.
tpefli9 bon patteriOn Str., $3.50.
Jeroinanb Winter an Byron 6.
Saugbertp &C., Got 81, &ea9a1 Bart,
40 Bel ITO SUB, bac.. Gillette Dor
college Mbe., n6roli9 bon "a. STRIPE,
$3.50.
Sobn Or. Sbatp an 9ora W. Waib.
burn, Got As, 2enuooo Nne., 40 be
1872 SUB, perbeRert, Offeite BON 60
pitoI Npe., fioli9 bon 33. Strabe,
$3.50.
Charles &. Sober an Saeob 6.
Ounder. 2ots 126 un6 1877. 2. Gee.
tion, &oiemont, 20 BET 1875 Gub,
pae., Shbof-gde bon 9oImes Nbenu,
uns 0ictoria Str, 500.
Charles BrowB an Beniamin y,
Sbarts. Got II. Glst6er's Senate Mbe.
abbition: 40 BET 100 SUB, bae.. Sub.
of.gde bon 20. @trabe unb Senate,
! Mbenue. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
Spssial.Sp eur iisli9 mad ben
beriibmten Heiorts ano Maroi Gras
uia Yenniplpania 9inien.

Montas, ~ 6ebruar 1905. 8eiidtisunsss
&eiie. Beriibnte SIorioa. &eiorts. 8roBe
SAla6tfeISsAnii9t entIans Der 2inie. 3pei
Gage IN Stem Orleans rudbreno beS tpeltbes
ribmten Naroi @ras Garnebals. llnfoiten
flr ii Gage, eini6IieBli9 gullmans, $40.
SHreibea Sic on VI. @. 3tdarbion, Mifi-
tent Generals Pafasiers sAsent, Snbiana.
polls, fur @~in;eInbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
@arot 0raS Grcmrttomett.
Na@ Netp Orleans. Mobile uni
Yeniaeola pia Yennipluania
Qinien.

Grcuriions Sabrtarten mad geep Orleans,
Ca. NobiIe, Nla. unb Yeniacpla, 6Ia., bio
Yenniblpania 2inien, fperben perfauft bon
1. Bis 6. Ndrs, einf9IieSIi@. Nan fraee
Bel BEN T~idetsNsenten Der pennipIbanio
9inien fir ~tpeitere S~nformaticn iber Tabr.
preis, Nbfahrts3eit mnb @epddsS ef6rberuns
u. |. 10. an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18

YerIen i'm 9efammtpertbe bon
$3.50 entbielt cine Muiter. tpel9e uns
ldnsft BON ein.m Slider in Neumiin>
fter, -S4lestpig : 9olitein, gefunben
tpurbe.
3 peitauen nebers
aieber fporen iiingit Bel Der Miinz
4ener poli5ei als seftoblen semelbet.
Sin paletotmarber mar beai6tiat,
a1ein a lleberaieber ftiebibt gu boben.
gu Dem $ o9seitseee
1enf, bas bic preubiden Stdbte
aiemlid allsemein fir ben aronprins
gen bef4lofen baben, belduft fid Der
8eitrag fir ie 100 ginipobnsr ouf 81
Mart.
R linen i'm @efammteeipidte
bon 10000 Sonner fperben idbrlid in
Gresno Gountp. &al.. ~probu5irt. Oie
Noftnentultur brinst ben bprtigen 6ars
naern einen iGhrlihen profit bon So
his 5000 per older.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
Amdr rin 1rmnn.

Rt9ter: 49,. Oer 9annes bat
fi4 bod bon Der Rauferei fernsebalten!
Warum baben sic i'm bann 10 sepriiz
selt2"-@ g I: nMeil Der fabe
4erl net bat mitrauf'n pol'n!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
0ottIieb 2eufbarbt,
Die semhtbli4e @de,"
@de Noble unb Marfet Ctr.

Oie Sc mt s &c GIarfz
Nus tellnns in p~ortlanb, Ore.,
pirb ni9t por benz i. Stunt b. S. err
0ffnet. Die fir bic 4usltenung be-
ftimmten 9ebdube ndbern ii9 absr
idOn iebt ibrer Q~olenbung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
AbnrhIfbf.

g ummel /: .9eb', pump mir
stpanais Marf!"-H m sReat
aern-bei ipem?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18

Ofe Mrtter bes 1~ferrei,
diiden Miniiterprdiiben!sn b. @outf9
1T Qeitorben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
" SOULS ON FIRE.
Continued from page 10Y

being unexpectedly reused from the
thicket There was nothing more serious
involved than the loss of small Ukraine
Arab and a sleigh-1oad of rugs, but as a
feat of strength it was wonderful.