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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
CAMPAIGN on TAINTED" MONEY,
Congregational Ministers 10 Extend Fight
Against American Board.


Against American Board.
BosroS. April "a meeting Of the
committee Of twenty ministers who pro-
tested against the acceptance Of John d.
Rockeioller's gift Of 500 900 10 the American
Board Of Foreign Missions was held late
this afternoon behind closed doors.
DR.. Washington GLADDEN., the most for
midable opponent Of the policy Of the
American Board in its acceptance Of
tainted money, was present at the meet
ing, the object Of which was TO formulate
a plan Of campaign to combat the accept
anoe Of such money by clerical organiza-
tons.
It leaked out to-day that the task Of the
committee Is much greater than was at first
supposed. It has BEEN learned that the
American Ministry Association and a num-
Der Of educational bodies connected with
the Congregetionalists have actually So
licited gifts from John d. Rockefeller, these
solicitations being made about the time
the announcement OF the gift Of 500, 900
was published.
The Rev. DR.. Daniel Evans presided at
the meeting and DR.. Barton. secretary Of
the American Board, presented a paper in
defense Of the action Of the prudential
committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
RADICAL PUBLIC SERVICE Law
GAS COMMITTEE PROPOSES TO
FORBID STOCKHOLDING


ReaIOn-BIn AneCts RAIlrOadS. Too
Would Enlarge state Railroad Com.
mission Into Public Service Commission
One Of the bills which will be submitted
10 the Legislature by the Lighting Investl-
CATION Committee will provide that In the
case of public service corporations one
company cannot hold stock I'm another
company engaged in q similar business
In the same region. This would affect not
only the several lighting companies Of this
city, which are controlled by the Consoli-
dated Gas Company but also the transpor-
taton companies. The Metropolitan sys-
tenn now owns a mAjority Of the stock in
all the surface lines Of the city while the
InterborouRh company has secured the
controlling intrest In the elevated system.
should the bill become q law and have any
retroactive effect the opinion held last night
by some Of the members Of the committee
was that the companies will either have to
consolidate under one corporation or will
have 10 arrange in some way for continuing
business as independent companies.
This bill will also provide for State con-
troll Of the public service corporations,
and IL Is proposed TO bring this about by
transforming the State Railroad Com.
mission into a public service commission,
with full power OF supervision over all
companies doing public service To this
end It Is intended 10 increase the member
ship Of the present commission, TO give It
authority TO regulate prices within certain
limits, TO hear complaints and to pass upon
them, 20 enforce the laws which the COM
mittee hopes to have adopted by the Legis-
latltre for the regulation Of the companies
and to grant applications for new franchises
from public service corporations, subject
TO the consent Of the local authorities.
Senator Stevens and Charles Z. Hughes
the counsel to the committee, have finished
summarizing the testimony taken by the
committee, and the latter will meet
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel at 0 o'clock this
morning to prepare It's report. The prices
for gas and for electricity which the COM
mittee will advise the Legislature to FIX
have not been agreed on, but they will be
reduced prices.
The committee will report favorably
on the establishment OF municipal plant
for lighting Of the streets and public build
ings. Senator Stevens said last night that
as the bills which will be recommends by
the committee will be general bills they will
not, should they DO passed. come to the
Mayor for his approval OF rejection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
SHORr TRIAL FOR MRS. NOBLE.

Not Expected 10 Last More Than Two
Days az the Most-BeEIns This Morning.
The trial Of Mrs. Josephine Leighton
Noble, who Is accused OF the murder OF her
husband. Patton Noble. will begin to-day
in the Supreme Court at Flushing before
Supreme Court Justice Gaynor and a jury.
Charles L. lie Barber, counsel for the
accused. believes that the case will 20 to
the jury before court adjourns to-day,
while District Attorney George A. Gregg,
who will prosecute Mrs. Noble. believes
that ut the most the case will not take up
more than two days Of the courts time,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
I HAINAN OABLE CUT.
Russians Charged With ACT 10 Keep Fleets
Movements secret.


Special Cable Dsipafehe5 10 THH Sun.
LONDON. April 27.-A despatch to the
Daily Mol from Hongkong says that the
cable TO the Island Of Hainan has been
cut. It is supposed by Russian agents,
A high Government Official OF Hongkong
Is Of the opinion that Great Britain cannot
afford 10 permit the Baltic feet to longer
violate neutrality at Hainan.
The Toxic correspondent Of the Tele-
graph says there Is considerable uncertainty
concerning the whereabouts Of the Baltic
feet, but the japanese preparations TO re-
ceive II are complete. It will be found that
Admiral Togo 10 in an excellent strategic
position TO deal with the enemy whichever
way he comes.
PENANG, Straits Settlements, April "a
The third Baltic squadron is expected 10
reach here at any hour on Its way through
the Strait Of Malaooa.
TOXIC, April 2O.-The Privy Council has
proclaimed martial law for the whole OF the
island Of Formosa.
KIAocHAU, April 20.-The Russian naval
officers who are interned at this port hear
that Admiral Rojestvensky's feet, after II
left Kamranh Bay, steamed In a southerly
direction
PARIS April ga St. Petersburg des-
patch to the MdtiR says that the Russian
Admiralty has received news from Admiral
Rojestvensky, who announces that he has
been able to communicate with Admiral
Niebogatoff. He will meet Niebogatofi, he
says. of Batavia, and thence the united
fleets will sail for Vadivostok by way Of
the Strait Of Formosa.
A despatch from Saigon says that
steamship from Pulo Condore Island met
on Monday, on Cape Bake, AftY mllasporth-
east Of Saigon, q Russian squadron Of nine
- rahina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
WOMAN IN AUTO TAINTED.
Alleged Threats Before Speed Arrest Of
Engineer Hack enberGer.

Bicycle Policeman Rensselaer, Of the Ten
derloin station timed a small automobile
from Twenty-third st rect 90 Twentieth
street on Fifth avenue last evening, and
called upon the driver TO stop. Rensselaer,
says that as Re pedaled beside the auto the
driver exclaimed:
Get away, OF I'll turn the auto into youl"
The policeman responded that some one
would be shot first, and at this point a
woman who accompanied the driver threw
up both hands and tainted. The machine
was brought TO a stop at Fifth avenue and
Sixteenth street
The driver said he was William Hacken-
berger. an engineer, OF 228 West Sixteenth
street The woman with him was his wife
She was revived and taken home. and
Hackenberger was then escorted to the
st alton house. He was released on bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
To FiEht sunday ns,sh,lI.

District Attorney Clarke Of Brooklyn
has caused application 10 BE- made 10
Magistrate O'Heilly Of the Adams street
court for warrants for the arrest Of some
Of the players and others interested Ia the
baseball game between the Brooklyn and
Boston olnh9 At Mashington Park last
mony on which The complaint wa drawn
vas furnished by the Kings County sabbath
obserVancs Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
MILLIONAIRE IN A CELL.
james n. Laughlin OF PittSburg Arrested
rs q burglar I'm HIS own Home.

PITTsBURo, April 2s.-James X. Laughlin,
treasurer OF the Jones 4 IAughun Steel
Company, was entering his house at Neville
and Craigs streets at $50 clock this morn
ing, when he was arrested as a burglar
Despite his prot ests, he was sent to the
police station aud thrown into a cell.
He was not allowed 10 telephone TO his
home, and spent the time until be was ar
raigned In court killing cockroaches, After
he was released he demanded the discharge
OF Officer Rimlinger. who had arrested
him. This was done. Mr. Lsughlin Is
worth at least s. ,OOO, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
JEROMES BILL DEFEATED.
The Senate Refuses to Advance II by =
Vote OF rs 90 :.

Vote OF rs 20 :.
ALBANY, April 26.-Distriot Attorney
Jerome failed 10 accomplish anything by
coming to Albany and appealing for legis-
lation to help him prosecute crooks In New
York city. The same forces that opposed
his Garfield witness bill last year to-day
scored a sweeping victory over him.
Mr.. Jerome was very anxious TO have the
Legislature pass bill which he says was
aimed to punish merchants who secured
credit with intent to deiraud. The bill
came up in the committee OF the whole in
the Senate to-day, and IL was attacked and
stamped upon by Senator'S Grady and Brack-
EFT. who led the fight against the Garfield
bill year ago. The motion to advance the
bin was defeated by vote Of % to I, which
means that Il is dead one for this session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Powder ahIp Puts Rack 20 Port

NVftIlI NNV35 DElVaIVW 70 IHH "VN'
manila, April 26.-The British steamship
Carlisle, laden with powder and ammuni-
ton for vladivostok, sailed at sunset, but
returned tonight and reanohored beyond
the breakwater. She has twice attempted
70 proceed to her destination. This time
nine Of her crew refused to work. Her
captain 10 recognizing his men, and she
will sail again Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
KINGDOM GOULD HURT AT POLO.

Ills Bruised Face starts = Report NJ COlum'
bia That He'd Been Hazed.
The appearance Of Kingdom Gould, who
Il a Columbia freshman, at college yester-
day with cash over one eye and bruised
face led to rumors that the young man
had been hazed by some Of the sophomores,
whats the matter with your face|
said a college reporter.
Hurt 1t playing polo
'Sure you weren't hazed7' .uT
yes. Sure. Good-day.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
WANTS CONFEDERATES HONORED.
GeorEia's Governor says the Time Has
Come for Federal Recognition.

Come for Federal Recognition.
LAGRANGE, Ga, April 26.-Gov. Terrell
Of Georgia, who was the Memorial Day
orator here this afternoon, declared that
the time had arrived for the Federal Gov
ernment to give recognition to the bravery
Of the Confederate soldiers.
II was the dream Of his life, he said, that
Congress would see ft TO erect in Washin gton
a monument TO both Union and Confeder-
ate soldiers. which should have as It's chief
figure Lee and Grant with hands olasped,
symbolic Of a reunited country.
A large crowd greeted the Governor, and
his speech was loudly applAuded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Contr,hand shIn eei, Coal.
.sr,clal casl, p,,patea 70 TN SUI.

PORT LOUIS, April 2o.-The German
steamship Juliette which arrived here on
April 10 and was not allowed 10 coal by
the authorities because It was believed
that she was carrying contraband, has
been allowed TO take on 600 tons and will
sail for Saigon tomorrow. Half Of the
crew were British and refused TO continue
the voyaRe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
GEBHARDS AUTO BLOWS UP.
WreckaGe Catches Fire and Is Consumed
Machine Cost $40 900.

Frederic Gebhards big touring car,
the White Ghost, was blown up and the
wreckage destroyed by fire on the Hudson
County Boulevard loop in West New York,
n. j., early yesterday morning. Something
went wrong with the machinery while il
was going at fast dip, and Van Allen
Soul, the chauffeur, directed Joseph John
son, friend, TO ahght In a hurry.
There was fash as the men jumped, and
ploded. The men weren't hurt. The wood
work and cushions caught fire and nothing
remained OF the car but a tangled MAS OF
metal work. The White Ghost was a 70
horsepower machine. Mr.. 0ebhard, Il IL
said, paid $4,000 for IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
BANK ROBBER Scot DEAD.
Plucky Teller BADLY Injured, but saves the
Banks Funds,

LANCASTER, Ont, April 26.-An attempt
was made to rob the Merchants Bank here
this morning. -Four robbers with drawn
rcvolvers stood over the bed OF Herman
Won Me,zke teller who slept in a rear
room and dubbed him until he was in
sensible, but not before he had twisted
around. seized his revolver from under
a pillow and shot one burglar in the abb
domen. The corpse was found on the
station platform, hundred yards away
and is unidentified.
The teller has nine scalp wounds and ls
In q precarioB condition. His pluck
saved the bank much money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
ORDER ron BEAVERS.
His Summons 10 washington for Trial Re.
eelYed In Brooklyn.

The order Of the United States Supreme
Court directing the removal 81 George
W. Beavers, ex-chief OF the division Of
salaries and allowances in the Post ONCE
Department Washington, D. c., 10 that city
for trial on the indictments against him
was filed yesterday with the clerk Of the
United States circuit Court in Brooklyn
Beavers, who has been out on bail ever
since he became involved In the postal
scandals, has not occupied his old home In
Borough Park, Brooklyn, for several months,
and IL supposed TO be living in Manhattan,
fore Judge Thomas In he Federai Court
on Friday. He will then be turned over to
a United States marshal, who will take
him 10 Washington for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
col. COTTON At sANrO DOMINGO.
the ChieT Collector Of the Customs Ready
20 BERN business,

WASHINGTON, April 7e-Col. @. r. Cotton,
o,llector N chief Of the customs Of santo
Domingo, reported HE arrival AZ Santo
Domingo City by a telegram to the state
Department, received tonight. The
modus vvend for eXtrioatinE banto Do
mInEo from her financial diihoultes1 will
be put into effect Immediately, Col. Cotton
taking charge Of the custom louise at Santo
Domingo City and his assistants thoss
at the other ports Of the republic. His
Telegram said that he bad been received
cordially by President M0rales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
SAVED HER OWNLIFE FROM FIRE.
Mrs. Keller Tears on Dress and STAMPS
Out Flames Before Help Arrives.

Out Flames Before Help Arrives.
Mrs. J. A. Keller, who lives In an apart =
ment on the seventh floor Of Harold Court
at 77S West lo2d St rect, left a Welsh rabbit
sputtering In a chRhng dish last night
while she went into another room. When
she got back, the curtain was blazing
1t had blown against the alcohol fame.
Mrs. Keller yanked the curtain down,
but Il Get fire 10 her dress. There was
no one else In the rooms at the time and
she knew she wouldn't have time 10 wait
for help. Shetore her dress OF and st Amped
the FIRE out OF II and the curtain. She
received the hremen In a Powered comforter
snatched from the bed.
Her hands and arms were badly burned
and che suffered a good deal from the
shook.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
TWO morn POLICY INDICTMENTS.
warfare Against the AneEed sharks Con-
tinues In BROOKLYN.

sharks In Brooklyn was continued yester-
day by the arrest OF Lawrence Ropp Of 27e
Soholes street and Leo Roach OF Ble Knick-
them with completely IN the btHinees. They
were arraiRned before Judge Asphalt In
the County Court and placed under 5000
bonds pending trial.
Both prisoners were nabbed In a raid
on a policy den at Yandervoort place
on April ~ and had been released IN $500
bail. IL was at this pla,e that a printing
press supposed 10 be used IN striking on
policy alps vas captured. Additional In
diotmonts were submitted yesterday, and
oth1r policy ma nay b arrested to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Nav Rusaan Loan 70 BE F1Satsd.

Special cabs Dtspaieh 10 TIE SCR.
BERLN, April 2s.-The financial news
papers state that another Russian loan Il
bong negotiated In Germany. II Il proposed
TO borrow ESQ 200 900 upon nine months
treasury bllls at s per. cent. for the purposs
Of building up Russia's balances abroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
r. T. COMMISSION SUPREME.
State Railroad Board Decides That 10
Can't Control Clty's syJtem.

The State Railroad Commission has
given up Its intention Of insisting on juris-
diotiOn over the rapid trAnGit system Of this
city. The Rapid TranSit Commission COM
bated the claim and Galnsd the Attornay-
General OF the STATE for an opinion
The Attorney General has decided that
the sole jurisdiction over the subWays' be-
longs 70 the local oommiWion-
DEWETB PORT WINE AND CRAZE JUICE
Cannot Be eIoelled for ths siok.
~. u Dewey oont o., - luiion 81, Esu YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
WANT SuPT. MAXWELL PUT OUT.
North Side Board Of Trade Holds That
There's Too Much Manual TraIning.

There's TOO Much Manual Training.
The removal Of Superintendent OF Schools
Maxwell was demanded by the North Side
Board Of Trade In a resolution adopted
last evening.
This action was taken upon presentation
ola report from thecommittee on education,
to the effect that there is no hope Of re-
duotion in the time devoted to manual
training and domestic science a. long as
Mr.. Maxwell holds Office The board thinks
too much attention Is given to these branches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

.4t 4 ~ gs1EE 3: 80 ss:l o. I'4' Ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

80 upSa havias nuEasttp vsutiia.-As.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
NHWBBoT DoES IDENTIFT sMITH

Smith, however, was not % pleased
whsn Hewitt, the nswsboy. idsntihed him
Hewitt testified that be saw Nan Pattenaon
and q man come out Of Pabst's restaurant
about SO O'Clock on the night before
Young was killed. He know M Pattensor-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
5rabfemer bernriadt Mufresmus.

Sm 2osirbauie Der 5rau- gsue
glate, 40S Worb Sslaware Str., brad
beute frab turs na@ 2 l1br Elm 5eusr
aus. pel9ss innsrbaIb furasr 5riii
einen S9aben bon me6rsren bunoert
Dollars anri9tete.
Sin Sienf nffmde9en 8ettie @arneti
ertpa4te mod 9erabe our re9ten 3eit,
als aue Gunner bereits nit @au9 an
9efallt tparen unb alarnirte bic IL 8e.
mobner bes Sauies, bic fib in Slider.
belt bra9tsn. giner berielben lief In
isinen Na9tfleibern gum bsna9barten
Jsueruebrhauptquartie unb sab bori
ben @larm ab.
Srau Marp @arr, bic bur9 2rant.
belt ans gstt gsfeiielt 1T, wurbe ourG
bic our Stele geeilten poIi3ifien in's
Grsie sebra9t. Wie oas Geuer, usl.
DIES in Der 2h@e ausbra9, entftanber
iff, Iieb fi9 ni9t ermitteIn. $roB be,
frhben MOrsenitunbe batten ii9 biel.
3ui9ausr eingefunbsn unb In allen
Straben, our9 tuel9e bic SpriBen unt
S9lau4wagen fubren, iab man 2sute,
bic ioeben erit aus bem Bette sefprun.
gen tparen, fteben, tusl4e bsr Geuer=
webr beruunbert na9ftauten.
Wstt bieiem Nlarm ausIei9 fam ndm=
li9 ein Mlarm BON 2aiten 427, Olibs,
slpe. unb Bird StraBe In Weif Sn.
bianapolis Elm, 10 baB bic bsiben furl
aufeinanberfolgenbsn Mlarme f9 tpit
cir Soppelalarm anb6rte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Serlor ietm Mgtomobil.

4ls Or. $. Samiion, 962 q. psnn.
iplpania Str, esfern iein autOmObil
fur cine tur3e 3eit an Der ObiO Str.
Settle bss NswtOn @lappool- -@ebdubes,
penniplpania uno ObiO StraBe iteben
lieB uno bann ipdter 3uriidtebrte,
muBte .r 3u isinsm 9eibueien erfabren,
oab baiielbe bon bort fertaenOmmen
unb bsri9wunbsn mar.
Or Samiion meloete ieinen Ierluf
Der poli3ei, troB eifrigfer Na4fOri4.
ung aber iif ss iutpeit ni9t gslungen,
bas autO aufsutreiber. Sn anbsrer
sroBen Stdoten sebOren Iutomobil=
Siebitd6le 81 ben tdgli4en greisnifien,
Snbianapolis uuroe iebO9 bis ieBi
9lhtli9erwsiie bsri6Ont.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
l1uslsidsr &f.

Sn Sspnes &sifaurant. ia Ioro
Penniplpania Strabe, geriet6en fi9
gelisrn Ibsnb bic bsibsn Mufwdrter
CHARLES u. WsHsr, 745 Snoiana IOe.,
unb Cigar Wasirs, 319 susqusbana
StraBe, uesen zines Iuftrases in bic
Saare, snti9loHsn f9 bann aber, ben
Streit in EDIT ritierli9er Weiie in Der
aqsp bur9 sinsn 6auittampf CUR gnt'
i9eioun9 3u brin9cn.
Iuf benz Wege babin a6er 9erietf
auf cine unertldrli9e Weiis einS9la9t
msier in Masirs 5dnbe unb na9eem
it9 bann Der Staub etpas selest, er.
CAB ss fi4, baB Weher on aOpf unh
Nrmsn bsri5isbens i9psre Sdnitt.
wunosn srtitten bate. geioe 8ampf.
bdbns fiBsn binter idtpeeii9en @ar.
oinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Snbtanapplis, Snb., Dpnnerdas, 25 Nfai 1905
Sodssleiie foitsm @elo.

Jrant 8an Camp ret9te i'm Ramen
Der @an gamp padins 60. einsn pro=
tsft ss9en SO9seleiie BET Der gs9bsbe
6ffentIi9sr Nrbsitsn Elm. @r slaubt,
oaB, fulls Die SO9babnipifeme aud auf
bic Ssitsngslsiie Der Jabriten uno @e=
i9dfisuntsrnshmsn ausssoe6nt werben,
bic eroBsn unfOiien fOtuie aud Die bur9
ben umbau entitsbenoen ungelegsnbei=
ten bisle 6nbriten bon bier forttreiben
perben. Der bon her 8eb6roe anae=
nommene plan fit bic Ibdnserung Der
8sleiIe I'M iiiopeftlihen Staottbeile
wiirbe Nb1nberuneen bebinesn, MEDIA
Der 0an Camp 60. anndherno $780, =
900 tpfen piirben. Gin Bonus. ieiner
gompa9nie ssbOtsn, whrbe falls seniis
gsnb 9roB, aeeeptirt tuerben u. oie5abrit
tpiirbe bnn bier bsrlsst tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Gin frebiamer Yoli;if.

Inter ben Stubenten, tpel6e geftern
nit gbren bic Snbiana 2atp s9ool
abiOlbirten, beinbst fi9 aud Der poli.
3if Wiliam 8. 8ailep, Der ii9 tpdb.
renb Der lebten 3wsi Sabre benz Stu=
blum Der 8e9ts tuibmete. 8ailep, Der
fi4 als gutter unb setreaer poli3iit sr=
mics, auo Der mebreae rsute" 2eute
benz @eiese iiberliefer!e, bate bonn Yo=
lisei9ef Rriiser auf Wnnf@ Waatbienit
erbalten. 10 baB er i'm Gtanbe mar,
wdbreno Der Sages3sit feline Stnn0eu
benz &e&tsifuoium su tpibmsn.
8ailsp unb Sbsa, nit benz er sur
3eit sufammen biente, griffen feiner=
ssit 9Onib unb ganbel, tpsl9e tpeeen
ginbru9 in's @sfdngnib ssianbt wur.
ben, auf unb man fanb, baB biefelben
iiber $2600 In 8elb ans Ne9ieln BEL
fi9 batten. Sin Sbeil bss @elbes mar
aug benz 9auie Der 5rau Catherine
Sdmar3 In @alauost an bemielben
Nbence sefoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
9lms Der goromers=Sfiee.

0or Coroner SuteipiIer CAB gefern
gatbarins Gban'i, 610 %. Mayplano
Str, ibre ausiasen in benz Jalle bee
bur9 ben pOlisiitsn Streit eri9ofisnen
Sarrp Wurpbs ab. Die Jrau war
anideinenb bic sin3iss Nusen3eusin
Der afairs unb ibre gusiaeen tuerfer
tein tpsitsrss 2i9t auf bic Iffaire, ba
fis au aufssrest mar. senau ale 8Or-
sdnss su bsrfolgen. sic ia6 wis
Wurpbp tiber ben 3aun su iprinsen
beriu9ts, tuis Der polisift ibn beim
8eins srgriff unb He b0rte aud ben
S9uB, iab absr meber pulberoampi
nod glut. poli3iff unb @efansener
fsisn oann rubis suiammen auradss'
sanssn unb Streit babe aIes eetban,
I'm ben Manr su unterfhbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
GoQioirte nit eiaem Matomobil.

gouin %. Siuofrom, elm Staot'
0ertdufer Der @rocers Batting eo.,
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