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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
/ garoliue Rebsr /.

SIM altsr bon na6sau 81 Sabren iif
am Gonnerftus Grau Carolina Hsbsr.
Satin bon @brifOpb Rebsr, tn i6rer
NO5nune. 1854 Bennington StraBs.
burt ben Sob abberufsn tuorbsns Srau
Rebsr nuros su W6dmtbl, Whrttsm'
berg, ssbOun unb tam oor 26 Jabr.n
nit i6r.m Satin na9 Snoianabolis.
no Rs Isitbsr in aliidli9er @be lebte.
I'm Die YsrHorbsne trauern 3ablrsiae
Srsunos unb Bstannien uno auBsr
ibnen, cine So9ter, 5rau Guguf Sd :
Jar. Die 8ssroieung finbst am Ron.
tag Naamiiias bon Der Wobnung
ibrss Sdpi,aeriobnss. Ausuii gdIar.
720 Soma StraBe aus fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

3mei @eflageIbdn bier,
eeren ausee5et9nste @aare ni&t NIT
Dem asforberten nieorleen preiie bar.
monirte, wuroen bon ben Raolern
Shine uno s6lansen berbaftet. Dis.
ielbsn aabsn ibre Namsn uls Samss
Wbits, 538 Sao SQtnots Str. uns
Hid Ofermspsr, 1926 Wsf Wartst
Str. ON. 2aut sAusfaeen bsr &ahIsr
tpurbsn bic fhnf ausssi&la&teisn Sur'
tsps, wel&s bic beioen 0erbafteten gum
prsiIe bon 10 Gents pro pfanb aus.
boten. Der Jnoianapolis poultrp 90.
gefotIeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

Sntpre gegen ois 6. 8. 6. & 81. 6.
etisnbabngeisufdaft u. u. fhr
$657.24 nsbH 6 prossat 3infen bonn
81. April 1904 on gere9net.
Supreme <@eridt.
Dos eupreme-@ @eriht snif9isb, bab
Der @erfauf bpn bsraufGenoen @strdn.
ten tn Auantiidtsn bon mebr aIs flint
8aaonen bie 6erausnabme elmer
@ounip' 9ieen3 ni&t n6tbis made, ba
bies tein gerseben sessn ous Ni3OIions
@eisb iei. uie ioldss bon Der lsbten
2egislatur angsnommen tpurbe.
6ermann BOD bon @ibion @ounts
tuar aneefla9t, elm 5dnf.@aapnen.
6dB4en Bier an einen Wann psrtauft
3u baben. uel4sr fetn 2lsinbdnoIer In
Dieiem Mrtifel mar. gs murbe ausge.
ftibrt. baB gnerosadnbler su jsoer 3eit
eine berartige Quantttdt an irgent
Jemarben Dbns bic betrehsnbs 2teen3
bertauf.n :6nntsn, bas Gsisb fi9
bauptid4Ii2 gsgsn oie fosenanntsn
vQuart Shops" ri9te unb Der Bsrs
tdufer nur oann itrafbar fsi, usnn bas
betreffenbe 8etrdnf auf ieinem Srunb
uno 8Ooen getrunten mirb, obns baB
er eine Wirtbf4aftslicen3 befbt.
Ycliseieeri@t.
poliseiri6ter Wballon beleqte 60.
blum Sulpbite, Elm Jlsiiderbaltungs.
mitiel, NIT benz 8ann, aIs er bie gnt-
f4eibung tn elmer antIage 9sgen 60.
warb g. &spnolos. ben gteenibhmer
etnes 6leii&erlaoens go. 355 Wef
Waibington Str, CAB. RspnoIos
wuroe nit $40 uno RoRsn beon9t unb
ibm anbetm gsgeben, a1 stne b6bere
Snfans 3u appsairen. ba er bas anae.
wanbte WitteI tn serinser Quantitdt
benubt. fur unesfdbrlid bisIt. unb
eins b0bsre @ntiasiouug In oieIsr I'M
gelegenbeit ermtini&t pdre.
Der fdotiF4s g6smttsr 6rsO. %.
@Iarf beaeuste. bab Sodium Sulpbite.
wenn idIli9 gsnOfsn, bic @efunbbsit
beeintrd&tige.
Der @eI9dftsleiter bes &athstelIers
an Wef DaIbtngton Strabe, uurbs
I'm polisstseri8t bon Ridtsr Wballon
bes 0ertaufs bon beraui&enben @e.
trdnten an Winosridbrigs fur fGuIoie
befunosn unb 3u $25 uno Rotten berur.
tbeilt. Sin iunser Wann Wamsns
gbmarb WiIion wurbe ebenbafeIbfi
msgsa Werabreidune bon berauidsn.
ben 8strdntsn bsrhaftet unb 3u 500
uno Rofen berurtbsilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
SER Gran5 Sappersz
berger
Onr9 oen u1dnnerAor in er'
tebenoer peiie eeeRrt.
cstt Neoe ttto Steo.

8sifern Ibsnb nod Der resslmdBtasn
8siansprobs bss Snoianapolis Wdn.
ner6ors fanosn bie Nttipen In oel
ansips fsffli6 b,iisllts SnfsI. bic aui
einen eans bsionoeren Anlab binoeute.
ten, bDr.
Der @elsesnbsit mohnien bic Dele
saten bes Buffalo 8eutonia.2ieosr'
trana bis Serrsn 8beoeor Stseg, 2ouia
!. Grip unb Robert Sdul3. auf Be.
ionosre ginlaouus oes prdfiosnten oss
Ndnnerdors, 6errn SObn g. Gren3sl.
bet.
Naoem 9err @m. RisB bte @dfis
oen anusienosn borssfsllt bate unb
oenfelben Elm ber5ltHes Wiafommen
onrgebra9t mar. srbob Ra Ssrr Stsse
uno oantte tn bereoten Worten I'm Na-
men oss Seutonia. 2ieoerfran3.
Stun srbob ii9 6err 3. 3. Jrsn,sI.
um Der Bsosutuns bss abenbs Worte
3u bsrlsibsn.
gs bnnbls fi6 barum, Iagte 6err
Jrsn3el, benz treusn Mitplieb 6errn
Jran3 6appersberger, uor ieiner usber.
Hsoelung nod Cincinnati barauIegen,
wis tisf unb i&msr3li9 Der Wdnnsr'
dor ben gsrluf stnes iol&en 8rsuen
empfinbs.
gfi9: Der duberen Uorstise bes Serrn
-Sran, 6apbsr;bsreer eeba4ts Der Reb.
ner, wObI aber Iisb er NIT etnisem
gsrfdnbntb bte 6sr3snseigsnidaftsn
oes Wannes, Der ftets berslt mar benz
Woble bss Wdnner&ors 3u bienen, benz
feline Wtbe 3u grOb mar I'm aflosrs 3u
erfreuen. bor hem Auge Der Inweien.
len Rebue paiRren.
Die tiefesfhhlten Worie nsrfsblten
ihren ginorud ni9t, uno feu4tsnNuess
ffimmtsn alle bsasiifert In bas 6od
ein. wsl2ss bem Jreunoe unb Sdnger
Jrans 6appersberser salt.
Nun fftmmte Der Wdnner&or unter
Der 2eitung ieines bepdbrten Dtrtaen.
ten 6srrn 8ellinssr man9 i4bnss
2ieb on.
Damn ersriff 0srr alOis getssr oas
Wort. gr bat bte Sdnser bie Wib.
mung bes Wdnnerdor 3u Rnesn unb
on oeren idbns Ssrtmorts aHsntipfenb,
ipra& Ssrr @eiaer einige Grsunbss.
worte. bie geroienits bic Serr 6ap.
persbsrser um ben Mdn usr&or ertuor.
ben bate. betonnsno. Die 8brdnsn.
orhien unter ben Augen bss 6srrn
6appsrsbergsr i1wolen bsosnili& an.
osnn bis tisf innsrlidsn Worte isines
Greunoes @eiser branssn gum 5sraen.
Mit fur3sn ternigsn Worten banftt
9err 6appersberser ben bsibsn Grsun.
ben iowie ben Atttben far bie ermieisnt
Sisbe unb @brung.
2isb folate nun nuf 2ieb Bis 6err
Jrieori6 Wad 3u garsn bss BERN
Soppersbsresr einsn foIsnnsn muFta.
liiden Salamanbsr ifefsen lieb.
es III felbRperfidnoli9. baB bas
Quartet iomobl aIs au9 bas 6armer.
quartett CUR 0erf96nsrung bes
Mbenbs bettrugsn.
6srr Wad seoa2ts bann au9 be-
l1mffanbss. bab 6err Sohn g. 5renasl
gsrabe ben So. Weilenfsin isines Be-
bena 3urtdssleet babe uno baran on
tnhpfenb ipra& 0srr G,tser bsrsli3'
Worte. tn ueI4sn er bte 0erbienFi
bes 6errn 5renael um bas 9sutia,
2ieo TN alsemetnen unb ben Wdnnsr
dor i'm bsionberen aufs WdrmR
feierte.
Serr 6ren3et banfte In msntger
Dortsn. Damn f2lob bas f&6ne 2tel
.Web bas MIR I&siosn mhKsn", ber
4 fMNueu Nhtnh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

G@6ue bliibenoe BIumett,
VaImeu, 6arren tt.i. tp fur
@etbnaMtSaeiMenfe bet s..
@. 8teman, 3Inrth, Gde
Cat tttao Norris Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

= g. {. Seberlein, 6abritant bon
NioIinen, WanooIinen unb Guitarren.
8eparaturen prompt uno biuis beiorst.
1l6 0ireinia Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
400 attdJtH TIT

v5alten sic Die Girma Maper fir
ein 3ablunssfdbises unternehmen9"-
nRein, bis iebt 1T tpenigiens nod tein
&af{irer bort auseefniffen." sst
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

gtlberne Ct tttto 3bee:
20FeI, YteHer ttno 0abeIst,
bet eSuIinS g. @aIt & Sntt,
IL ct @aibtngton ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22
Snbianappis, Snbu Samaas, % DECEMBER 1906
AnS ben 0eri9ten.
&relsgeri6t.
&i&ter 6enrp glap Anen.

&i&ter 6enrp glap Alen.
Sn Der steibunastlags bon Wamie
Wit4em gegen Wm. WitAem tpurbe
erferer bic s&eiouns bswillist uno ibr
ois Obbut tber ibr 2inb bemilIigt,
isbo6 mub fis nit Wisosrpsrbsiratbung
2 Sabre tparten.
Superior e@eridbt.
3immsr go. l. Ri9ter Sobn 6.
WcWaffer.
Sn Der 68absneriaBflage bon Sas.
@. Bromn gegen 2oasoon Bros. Juel
60. sntidisben bte @si9worsnsn fur
ben AngetIaetsn unb murbs Der Nn.
tl6ger In bis Soften bsrurtbeilt.
S9siouns wurbe osm NooIpb pfeF-
fer ssesn gIianie pfsfer beuilist.
iebo9 mus er bie Qoiien be3ablen unb
barf In ben 3msi fommsnoen Sabren
ni9t tpieber 6eirotben.
&riminals @eribt.
Ri&ter 6rsemont Nlforb.
Der 6arbiae 5lOpo Goro tonnte unb
moate es ni6t 9lauben, baB feline an.
asbs!ste Stella 8anner ibm fur immer
ben 2aufpab 9eaeben babe. als Rits
ter bon eatem S&rot unb Qorn ent,
i&isb CT f& bafar. bas NeuberRe su
waaen unb tpombeli9 feline @ellebte 3u
entfhbrsn.
GtelIa mar bel Wortimer Mc@op
an SH "a. etraEs anesfsQt, moislbff
He aud mobnte. ginss abenbs murbe
He hur9 Elm @srduid In itrsm 3im.
msr srf9rsdt, uno als He fin tn ibrem
Bette aufri0tete, fagte etne etimme In
ibrer Rd6e:
sd bins. Glopb".
SteQa f4rie oarauf laut auf unb
ertuedte bierbur& ibren Mrbettseber.
uel&sr alsbalb CUR StsQe mar. tim,
na6bem er bie 9btir erbro&en, In gr.
fnbrune 3u bringen. bab Glopo feline
etsna NIT einem Rsbolper beorcbt
bate, unb. ua@bem ibm oieier sntmun.
ben, berfu&te. tbr aus elmer 6Iaf@e
eine portton ealidure ein3ui&httsn.
Rc@op bsarhbte GIopo bur& einen
frdftiesn S&lag NIT benz @riffe sinss
fsppi@iIopfers tibsr ben Ropf. uorauf
Stsua aus benz 3immer entfiob unb
BET bisier @eleesnbeit ibren Grretier
unb Brotbsrrn 10 nit benz gqbogen
anftisB, bob es oemielben fhr ben
Muaenblid nt&t m6gli& mar. ben eblen
2isbbabsr an Der Glu9t 3u bsrbinbern.
gr tpurbe iofort Derfolat. baIo fefgs
nommsn unb benz @riminalgeri@te
tibermieien, sbwobl er betbeuerte. er
babe ni&t bie AbH6t 9ebabt. Der lieben
Stela irgenb ein 2eib su3ufigen.
GeRern mar iein 8ermin unb bas
urtbsiI Der Gef&moreneE lautete auf
81 nsbff 2ofsn foluie 2-14 Sabre
3u&tbaus.
3immsr go. 8, Mi9tsr 0inion
Garter.
St Der 61aoensriabtIaee bon Beni
gabIsp sssen bie Snoianapolts & War.
ttnsbilIe FRACTION Comp, tpurDen benz
0Idger 500 bon ben @ei&worenen 3u.
9eipro4en.
Neue &la9en.
Wartba Anelsbsrser rei&te etne Der.
iorgungstIase eesen ibren Sobn g.
angIeberaer fur $50 pro Wonat unb
nnR6nbiee Anualtsaebhhrsn ein. Ser.
bsiratbet muroen bie Beioen am 5.
Nobember unb trennten f& am 10.
DECEMBER 1906.
@seen grtbeilung zines reinen 8e.
Rbtit.Is tlaete Sterling Y. 0olt eessa
Sacob q. Williams u. u.
Cine sIei&e Rlase rei&ten Samss
80. Woel unb Anna Noel esqen gatba.
rine 8. gnfielb Wetealf u. u. ein.
Wssen Auf16iung Der 6anb:lsee.
msini9aft (partneribip) tlaste gm'
mons o. Sacobs 9esen Daniel 9.
/, Dunbam.unb bittet elei&3eitig um gr'
nennuns zines &eeeipsrs.
8bomas 8. Oslom u. u. rei9teu
sins Rs&nunpstlage far 5000 geesu
Il - u = 4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

Iruts @tarf. Elm Is Sabre al.
ter Junae, beRen gItern 14l 6hb Weif
etrabe wotnen. wlrb oils aus benz
Detentionbeisn sntui@en eemelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

gottiieb 2eutbarbt,
vOis semhtbIi&e e6e",
g6e RobIe unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-22

SoctaIer 9urnperettt
v9aS 9emtt@e GamS"
@eibma@tS=1e
oer 9urniMule am @omntag,
oeu 2S DECEMBER
Nnfau8 $3.50 Nad3mttsa8S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
chean Gns for Indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb sixty
cent gas is now regarded as 2 certain
IS under the decision Of the United
states circuit court OF appeals az Chi
cago The Citizens company. which
was organized with a view 20 getting
the Consumers Gas company mains.
and which contracted with the city for
its option on the plant. is receiving
subscriptions 20 the stock hourly. and
is confident OF being able % manufac-
ture q fuel gas al the ordinance price
Of 81 cents per LOCO feet. \ pc
culiar result Of the adverse decision
10 the Consumers Gas company was
seen on the local exchange. when In
dianapolis gas stock fell from 3. at
which fl has been quoted for weeks.
70 a.. Local investors seem 70 think
that a competing company. SUCH as
now seems assured. will make a great
difference in the earnings ~ the In
"d!anapolis Gas company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
- Harrison Monument

indianapolis. Ind. Feb a-One of
four designs for a monument 70 the
late President HARRISON. submitted by
Charles Niehaus. Of New York 70 the
BENJAMIN Harrison monument COM
mission. was selected and Will oc-
u p a position in University paro.
near the point where Mr. Harrison ad-
dressed s. many people during he
campaign II lSSs. The figure repre-
sents the ex-president standing ID
front OF a chair. from which he has
Just risen. and in the act of address,
ing an audience. He holds a manu-
script in the left hand and the right
Is slightly extended. he wears a
Prince Albert coat. closely-buttoned.
The figure will be mounted on a semi
circular exedra.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
HOOSIER HAPPENINGS
Told in Brief by Dispatches from
Various Localities

LAporrp. lnl Feb A SENSATION
was created here ana at Michigan
city when ID became hnown that
Judge Richter here last Friday secret
Is grlutel an absolute divorce 90 Mrs.
Rosl Kruger. wife OF Attorney Mar
Tin r. Kueeer. four times mayor OF
Michigan City. ANA one oi The best
Known men in Indiana The papers
were dled. the =. idence heard. and the
decree entered an within half an
hour. and then every paper WAS re-
moved from the files and every effort
made 90 prevent The case becoming
public until after the departure of the
defendant for Mexico. whore he goes
this month 20 inspect several mines
ana plantations in which ne Is inter
ested. The allegations We're cruelty.
The minor children We're awarded TO
the wife. and as provision made for
their care AMI education Mrs. krue-
ger received outright $4,000 and their
residence. valued az $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
FOUR N LIVES LOST
Abons a Dozen othrrs Injured some
FATALLY. A. the Result Of "a
Firc ia Portland, ore.

FORT ant Or Feb d. -Four persons
are known o. have PERL he'd and -
were Injured ln q fre which swept the
district 81 frame huild,re between
Morrison ana Al en- East Water sire (
ana the riser Mordas ns The
q strict Included several iolsng houses
The IRE started az 5 f5 a M To- The
Mount Hood saloon. and burned VIII
great rapillty
The buildings were built On pllinss
a draf, carried the flames under the
roadway 81 Morrison street burning
the approach 70 TIE bridge The frame
structures on both sides 81 The road
way soon We're blazing Boats along
the water front quickly moved ont INTO
the river cut ~ ianser
The lodgers vere driven from the
rooms In their nieht clothes ana had
narrow cscauss
/. DAY.. a man about al. vas fatally
burned. Before expiring Daily stated
his wife and TWO children persisted ~
The flames he was awakened by he
flames ticking rs face
Davis wood yard buildings were
badly damaged. There = a great hole
in the Morrison street bridge al build
ngs on the ives, side u Mater street
IN "a corners. are destroyed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

War Is Oh IN 81. Petersburg be-
tween the -nghting organizations OF
the reyClutiCnists and tae 0lsk IN
dr5ds. A band vi reds surrounded
q cabaret OIL the bank OF the Nevsky
river. above tie city. and threw a bomb
AMONG an assemb.age Vi wOrkmen and
then opening IRE On The panic-strichen
inmates killing TWO and wound.ng IS.
Troops interviewed and many arrests
were made.
The Russian peasants while intense
y lana hungry. have no idea Of &C
luiring the coveted acres by purchase.
but are determined ~ receive IL as =
gift from no government
The Russian insurance men. al Z
conference in St Petersburg. decided
cot 10 pay losses sustained on account
Of agrarian riots OF armed revolts.
The false emperor and his suite who
have been stirring up the people Of the
Volga region. have finally ceen arrested
1ear Dn.epTOvsk.
The elections FOR the Russian nation
al assembly are hxed for April The
opening session Vii. be he'd April -
Thirteen rey1lGtiOnaries were con-
demned uy a drumheal Colr--martal
and summarily executed in NainOden
district.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
EVANSVILLE Pioneer Dead

Evansville. Ind. Feb. 9-William
". Tileston. 81 years old. a pioneer
resident Of Evansville. and father Of
Mrs. Fred A. Bangs. Of Chicago. with
whom he had made his home for he
last ten years. is dead after an Illness
OF two months. The Immediate cause
Of death was nj phritis. Besides Mrs.
Bangs two sons and a daughter sur
vive. They are DR.. II. B.. Tileston. OF
Louisville. William NJ Tileston. OF
Vincennes. Ind. and Mrs. James \.
Mccoy. OF New Mexico. \ burial serv-
ice has been read at the Bangs home.
after which the remains were con-
veyed 10 Evansville for interment- The
funeral will take place from the Grace
PRESBYTERIAN church in this city. Mr..
Tileston passed OF his life in
Evansville. where he was engaged in
the insurance business He was prom
ineat locally in the lodge Of Odd
Fellows. who will have charge OF the
funeral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
1897.


British excavations az Gnossos are
worthily recalled by those carried on
by the Italian Archaeological Mission at
Haglica Triade and al Festo, in the cen
trail zone OF island. and along the side OF
the coast looking toward Africa. Among
other places laid bare is a burial ground
from which about $50 skeletons have
been removed. Examinations of these
remains show the race to have been OF
Mediterranean origin. and TO date back
from IL to 10 centuries before Christ.
They were ignorant Of cremation. ana
placed their dead in sarcophagi of terra
Gotta. Writing on tablets Of terra Gotta
shows that linear type OF writing when
preceded hat common at Gnossos-
Paintings taken from hunting incidents
and other ornamental works have also
been discovered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
NOT DEAD, ONLY TAINTED
Thoma. Nolan. Relieving lie KILLED
Mrs. Jane Mccarthy. in chicago
Committed suicide.

Chicago Feb l3-Thomas Moan. be-
lievlng that BE- hal carried ont his in
ienticu Of taking the life 10 Mrs Jane
Mccarthy turned his revolver q him
self and committed suicide
Nolan ran into the woman house a.
Thirty-ffth street AMI Auburn avenue
with the revolver in his hand. She fed
through the house with Nolan n close
pursuit He fired one shot and the
woman tainted through n ght Nolan
thinking her dead shot himself The
woman vas not injlrei.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

The senate passed The urgent den
cheney biz practically a reported from
The committee u appropriations. Al
attempt 10 strike oar the provision re
leylnA allen worAmeu II the Panama
canal 1ole from the operation " The
eisht-hCur Law failed.
The senate passed the bin giVins
civil war tei~egraphers a pensionab!e
status.
The house passed the Hepburn rail-
road rate bill By a vote % 2i6 10 1.
Those voiing agaiLs, the bill were.
Littleheld. Mccall. Perkins. Sioley,
Scuthwlck, Veer.and and " eeks, al re-
publcans.
The house passed the pension appro-
priation bill with a provision enact
ING into statute the celebrated order OF
the president declaring age conclusive
evidence Of disability 10 perform man
ual labor.
The senate passed the bill Of Senator
Warner, OF Missouri, which provides
icr an investigation ~ the treasury de-
partment into what Is known a. the
Third insta.lment Missouri Wal
claims. The bill has been urged
through a number Of congresses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

Boonville. Ind. Feb. 3 ~ Phelps r
Darby. state representative from the
Indiana ~"shoestring district. has been
chosen district Republican chairman To
succeed George Cunningham While
Darby halls from Evansville. he is a ma
tive n Warrick county and has been
called the prettiest legislator in the
house. He Is a well-knovn lawyer and
Is a graduate 81 Indiana university.
when elected district chairman he was
he representative u the Senator Hem
nway-Congressman Foster contingent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
TAINTED MONEY is USED.
The .'InfamoLs" Transactions OF the
Republican National Conn
mittee.
mttee

When Judge Parker made he charge
Just before the national election u
1904 That the Republicans were solicit
ms and receiving money Ion their cam
palgn IRON corporations. President
Roosevelt took occasion tO personally
.eply. Among other things be said:
IL the charges OF Mr.. Parker were
rue, then AIR. C%ortelyou anu myself
IRE Two OK the most infamous men in
the country. The exposure in tile life
Insurance investigation shows that
hose corporations We're solicited by
he Republican managers Il did pay
large sums Tor the Roosevelt campaign
.und. and Mr.. Cortelyou. the chairman
)f the Republican national commit
tee. and Mr. Babcock. the chairman OF
he congressional committee. expended
the money and either themselves re-
,eived 1t. or knew its source. As these
Republican leaders are now, as they
we're during the campaign. in constant
communication with President Roose-
Welt. and Mr.. Cortelyou was made a
member OF the presidents cabinet pre-
sumably for his success in soliciting
money and his competent management
d The campaign. and is continued in
that position after the exposures of the
receipt Of the cash from the life insur-
ance companies. his infamy," as the
president terms il, has evidently been
sondoned and indeed rewarded. Mr.
cortelyou is also still chairman OF the
Republican national committee and no
move has been made either by the
president or Mr.. Cortelyou TO return
he money. which was ilched from the
'und sacred 10 the widow and orphan
AS President Roosevelt is constant
y lecturing other people for depart
.ng from the high ideals that should
govern their actions, he should at
east. having been the beneficiary OF
he campaign fund, see that restitution
Is made. the more so as it is stated
hat nearly s4O0,0 600 OF the money SUBJ
'cribed by the corporations is still in
he hands Of the Republican national
'ommittee.
This is the true history OF these
FNAc~f 60 Will a. a lfn MDaAS
an tell them. and the question is what
Is the president going TO do about il
% clear his own skirts from the in
'amous transactions.
The outlook for the success OF the
Republicans al the congressional cleo.
lions next fall Is so dubious that Con-
gresham Jesse Overstreet has re-
signed as secretary IF the Republican
congressional committee. The reasoL
ae gives is that the president has re-
used TO allow him 10 dictate a feder1.
appointment that has always been con-
sifered a perquisite OF the congressman
from the indianapolis district. Chair
man Babcock also declines the chair
manship Of the committee. and he has
90 doubt arrived az that conclusion on
account Of serious doubt il the insur-
'nce companies can be held up for
campaign fund contributions. Demo-
,rats should sit up and take notice"
md nominate their strongest men az
candidates for congress.
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ORDERED TO BE EXECUTED
The Nieeroy OF Foo Chow. China. or
dered TO Execute the Leader 90
the C~hnnghpu Mob.

Pekin Feb l3-The imperial gov
eminent has ordered The vice-cy OF Foo
Chow 10 execute. Immediately the
leader OF The C~han-hpu mob and 20
punish severely The others concerned 10
tina, affair.
The v~iceroy reports that the trouble
a. ChanEhpu arose over he detention
Of a Chinamal by the Catholic mission
there. The popuiace destroyed the mis-
sion and ,hea the an ,i-foreigU cement
arose and wrecked the English mission.
Troops which were sent a. soon a. pos
sihie. fired On the mob and killed y Of
n slsfers
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whom have been legally hansel' va
take from The jail by a MASKED moo
and hanged 70 a bridge crossing ths
Coosa river.
Capt. Norman r Mebb q Wen
known capitalist Of Birmingham Ma
committed suicide BY shooting lie nae
been in III health Tor some urne
William Heycard. a hermit. and re
puted man Of means, was found fro1et
10 Death IN a hut on a farm IN Hal
county. Nebraska.
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