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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

6e,rolltI'' .". ....S / 1855 81
Kecier, WIliams. First base on balia-nf Muliin
3 ~ Newton 2; or HoFE. 3 au, HI BY p''nshsr-hy
Wild pltrh-Newton, Passed. bail-schmidt:
Double Plays-Eiberfeld and Chasr; Payne and
Crawford: Schmidt (unassisted). Lett on bdses-.
New York, Q: Detroit. o. Umplres-Fyans' and
Sheridan. Attendanee-S,0B Time hours.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 8: CLEVELAND. 1.
listless exhibition OF baseball this afternoon and
for the third consecutive time presented the Phila.
dclphlas with q victory. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

Games Scheduled for To-day.
AhsHIoAN LRAuuR
New York In 81. Louis; Philadelphia In Chicago.
nAsfRRN LEAouR
Jersey CIV Ii Newark; Toronto In Montreal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

First base on error-Chlcago, Left on bases
TWO base hit-Davis. Sacrifice hlts-Frceman,
Donohue. Patterson. stolen base-IsbelI Double
First base on 6ails-oT Patterson, :: on Dlneen, 4,
struck out-By Patterson. !. tImpire-O'Lough-
lin. Time hour and - minutes. Attendance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
F~AvoRIrE ~sTkPPERs WIN.


A programme that might have been short
ensd to advantage was a feature OF ths slstn
matinee OF the New York Driving CLUB heid
at the Empire track yesterday. Tne races
were all well contested without any really
being Sensational. Ii clasAs "A trottine
Promise. 210. managed to mako u . h0h.
heat race by winning the second heat irom
Invader, The time was not fast.
PRINCESS Fiaue. 2lih. was an easy WINNIE
in class A t~rotting. Her only oompctwor
was Kent, 20eA, and no has not been dan
Rerous this year In fast company.
Class d trotting was q good RAGS ano wes
won by Kitty Wilkes. 7ask after The deneral.
2aih. had won the first heat In the siowese
time Of the raoe Class A pacing was Q tame
contest. as King Direct, 1861, was a nom
starter. Coast Marie, 2iik, won In straight
heats. The SUMMARIZE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
YREKHoi.D

Freehold. 30 IS /
Red HANK 49,. o 900 % il |
Batteries Broom and Barrett; Smith and Farmer.
Al Nyack--Nya OK, Il Tarrytowu, 0. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
Other Games.
AT Tn BsToN.

Pennington. % I o 0 o o. 81
KQhlmayer..,. % 90 1 o 0 IL o
Bs~tterss-conov and Hart; Gaissr and Saucr.
AT KAsr0N.
Pcpargyle.......0 o o 0 Oil o 3
Ingersoll. ........O 0y0S 0 ~ 5 /
Batteries Townsend and ochs. Pugh and Purdy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERsEI CITY. 2; NEWARK, i-YIRsT oAAE.
Jersey City annexed yesterdays double header
4 Jersey City from Newark. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
The three leaders in the sweepstakes handi-
cap yesterday at the Dyker Meadow Golf
Oub were ". N. Casstll. 80. lI-75: W. b.
Rhett. 81, o. and z. y. Hunt. 90. 8-83.

There was a DOGGY handicap yesterday at
~testants. Walter Terhune won the frst
prize, 2 down; benjamin. de. Moftn the second.
9 down. and W. II. Watt and j. q. Odione were
tied for third. Z down, T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

BASEBALL, w~leeSnnaysr's Park. Newark.
ADJ. s..t Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

No one out when winning run was scored :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
TALK or THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TsrseIy Told for Busy
Readers.


pgtiase shirts fth separate collars
at he MeiNhoFter gu. store
sValter 3uatweIl II elerkEnG III BFady y
clothing sfore for HE sumner
a. n Morse Yettnsed last night fFnni
u lsasineS. tNip I'd tJld fJreEiards Me.
Isstauy ana sAslress tins evening AZ
aPl@k AZ tlTe Church III tsAe uod @heps
lleFll
There will IN an important Hiretlna
s0f TIE seissol commissioners Til evening
.at oseIack
William AIaaay Eeft this n1fninN fir
liigilgafe mliere He WITH spend 4 f'sn
weeks yaeaffofI
VI. Wil8aH 81 Woodsvigle N M i
FafYHer resilient u ths city, u III fils
seitg en business
AE1m FYs is Esgi9as went " NORTH
Adams Mars. taday for few weeks
visit with fxieB,Is
3Irs. Waiter gvalsDtt md Air. West
on Walker aFe Spreading TIE day II
Montpelier Wfth Mr.. shores.
D4wev BaEsIwip " E.yndonyille J
graduate 1T tspdglari im 0s visited
fKfesIas ii tsle eItg YESTERDAY
ATiss reIta Collins. wlso las seer
visiting Afi4s Alics Pape, returned sa'
siaF III EseF Iipnc III Hyde PARK.
Charles Knapp lefi tina morning fel
'remplatan. Nass wllere liz wifi pIas
bal this s14lalpr on aw independent
tealu.
III III x, 44s \. .s.5 K. 8s,..,.5 Il
gi4e loye Avefiil wedding left last BigaF
II RETURN b tanslu1iige Haas. where IL
is pFuctiring IT'LL profession lle WAN ar
egrHpsHied bs his nephew. Aslstnn Hgtt
fhe araaite eiFy eeuofing club Will
hola tiAesr annual pirnIe ~ Caledonia
Park nn SATURDAY, June 10 Members
and tIipiF friends I'll ilgyftea Train
leaves Barre I2.a0. returning irnn park
u o'eloea Picnic Committee
A meeting III Barre Rraussi N N /.
Az will iies fHell IA Miles bsAi SsstuTd u
June "a fpf The Pnrpetg ~ yntssir 81
headquarters Thp bsElof Aux Yill III
epea frasa ! tu = p m Dis shifts
ses
I'LL \ Gallipnn the cfYil englneef has
itssi returned fran South Rvcgate.
where ia III bern surveying the nld trot
sIng pask latelv purchased w Jaases
.fraigie. and laying ont railroad sidinHs
preparatory to the erection "a large
stonrsflpti
irrank g. Rowland ~ Barre has bern
elected ~ une "a Tbs trustees III Sienf
pelief seFtinaey ~ ~ncerrd the Ixfs Rev.
D. d. s~ieyssfrne The Trustees have
mafle three appointments IN tiie fac
alfy t = Nichols III Esxt Avon. NJ VI.
e succeed W. i Kihbey "a fhr eommes
cial department. Hazel II Audrews AZ
50 Eleanor, r p. E, 10 sncceed GLADYS
sanders in the csnslnereiai department .
and Miss II fnlia ffuss fo sarered Miss
< Evelyn bishop n TIE yocaI music de-
nartsnent
fhe Ladies Ala s0eirtv "a the Pres
ayteYian church VIII bold it, summer
sale oa Fridav, -Iuue 21nd afternoon
aHa evening. The following will ~ 0u
sale. Stone cutters aprons kitchen
aprons and fancy aprons. dresses for
eAiIlrcn from 3 ~ ls yeaYs III aur.
doilies. tray cloths and clothes pin bags.
some very pretty hand made handker.
ellirfs, hoIue made candy. cakes paste
buns and short bread Ter cream and
cake wili he served a short program
win 81 given il the evening Admission
- cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
THE BARRE DAILY ZINES
FRIDAY JUNE "a 1908
Weather Professions.

pas7aE NealdN with laeAl sfsa@sTs ri
night ara saturday sraxl sosasiA sss
ssIlisis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

A hustle on stlsts and coafs AZ Fitts'
puSF
easert jackets AZ half price al
Abbetts.
Al iaslies coats At cost Al The
Naagllan Store.
Robert q. Mcdonnell ieFt last night
to Yetugn n fsainrv, Mars, sitter spend.
sinG aereral days il fvWA All bnsiness
fol III 4 AiFlott Of bennington, VINO
s#as eHe af fhe delegates II tfe EpiWopai
convention, masie his iirss visif w BARRE
iH twenty fYe years SITTER laoisfng oger
IA pngt 1f tlie rifv hc deelared thaf tltr
progress had beess marvellous .Ifring tIie
interval
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
g d r.

Ses Woines, Sa., 8. Sanuar.
Geuer, bas In Der Gi4e Der Worrifon
Safe i'm Warquaro=8 ebduoe ausbrad
uno tuabriaeinlid aneele9t tpuroe, rid.
tete einen S9aben bon 800, 900 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Gonfamtim
Noa INNER ni6t ssianeen.

@btcago o, 8. San. Der poliaei
tt es nod ni&t gelungen 5rant 9.
@onfantin 3u berbaftsn, tuel6er Der
ermproung Der 6rau u. ID. @entrp
am lebten Samfas orinsenb berbd9.
tig 1T.
Ser Sroi&tsnfuti9er, mel&er @on.
ftantin nod benz WOros bur& bic
Stabt fubr, tpurbe beute 9efunben;
oerislbe tonnte ieoo& nur gerinae Nus.
funft, 9eben. gr fa9te, er babe fsinen
5abrsaff nod beri9isbeneu pfanoldosl
iino f&liebli& na& benz Sherman
6ouie sebra&t. bann babe er Ni&ts
mebr bon ibm 9eietsn.
Die puli3ei nimmt an, bob gonfan.
tin 1ur In bas 0otel 9ing, UNI feline
Spur au beruif&en ; rsstifrirt bat er
bort ni&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
S6redli6er Woro.
Ser 6atte Der Grmoroeten perbaftet.

pittsburg, 8. San. Ssrau
2era Gble. ~ Sabre alt, Satin BON
Inorem able, puroe tobt In benz Sell
Ter i6res 6auiss gefunben. idredli9
p%erbrannt. In ibrer Settle lag cine
3er6ro6ene petroleumlampe. Wcn
rlabm suerf an, Dab bic 2ampe erplos
Dirt lei. aber cine unteriuGung eraab
3tpsi Wunoen am 6alfe, bic ofsnbar
oura Elm MeKer perurfa9t tparen.
0eute Nadmittas tpuroe 9nbrew
able unter Der anfIase berbaftet. feline
Grau ermoroet 3u baben.
SIN Der @oronersoffice bies es, oaB
bic unteriuaung faf NIT Sidsrbsit
ergeben babe, bic Jrau fet erruoroet
t,oroen urio bantt babe Der W6rber,
um fein @.rbre9en au berbersen, ben
Sduinoel nit Der 8etroleumlampe
arrangirt.
Der polisif Samss 9. 8opb tpurbe
beim Mnblif Der 2ei9e tobIi9tia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
So. GongreB.
9 t.

Wabington n, 8. San. Der
Senat beiddftiste fd beute NIT benz
panamas2 anal, Der Sage duf San
Domingo unb Der Sampfer.S ubpens
tionsbin.
Die 9analfrage fam auf bic Saees.
orbnune bur9 cine Boti9aft bes Brd=
fioenten, in mel4er er I'm genauefe
prtifung bon Mlem eriudts, mas bic
&~sgieruns auf Dem Sf6mus getban
babe.
@ormar iaste, fur bic iibermdb ige1
8ebdIter Der 9analbeamten lei ni9t
iOpobl Der 9rdfoent uie Der aonsreb
su taoeln, oa err Die 9annlaneels9ens
heiten aus Der Sano gegeben babe.
Siaman's 8efolution, pelde ben
prdFoenten I'm Mustunft iibsr bic
3uftdnoe auf Sun Domingo eriu&t,
CAB &apner @slegenbeit feline Sung
fsrnrebe 3u balten. @r ipra4 gegen
@inmii9une Der Ser. Staaten In Die
angelegenbeiten anberer 2dnoer auf
Der weftliden Semifpbdre, aus9enom=
men In 6dlen, In benerl IS, f1 I'm
9sbistssrpsrbuneen Ganole. Rapner
i9loB nit Der NufOrosruns. bic ruff
i6en Suben in ibrem Sample um ibre
&edte gu ermutbigen.
Die Reoe rief auf beioen Soften oes
Senators gsifal bsrbor.
@aIinger er6ffnste Die Debate i5er
bic S&iHsiubioien Bill unb fibrte
cine Mahe 3ablen fur oteielbe in's @ss
fs9t. @r bsrs9nste, Die Subfoien
tpiroen fur bic uorgei8lagenen aebn
Sabre unr (D $40, 600. 600 ~bstrasen.
Sans.
ga oas Saus iiber 4 stunben benz
9ifritt bon Columbia :s;omete, 10
blisb nur cine babe Stunbe fur $arif=
repiFon. Sisie tpuroe bon Suliban
bon WaHa9uistts bentiBt, Der Die So
9e bon bsmotratii9sm S%tanopuntte
aus beleu4tete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
& ait G.

superior, Wisc., 8. Sanuar.
StraBsnt6ermometsr seigtsn bier Is
@rab untsr Nul. gs mar iOweit Der
tdlteffe Sag bisiss Winters.
Siour @itp. Sa., 8. Sanuar.
Die Semperatur fiel bsuteI auf 6 Grab
untsr Nuu.
Norfolf, Neb., s. San. 6eute
MOrgsn I'm 6 ubr tuarsr bier 10
@raoe unter Nun. Sas @etter rpurbs
tpdbrenb oes 9aqes bel tuGrmer.
g 9neebIodabe.
@Ipao. Ser., 8. San. Na4-
ri9tsn bon 1T. Stanton, g.. Dr., mels
ben. bnB pOfmasen unb 3hse bort i'm
S4nse fsffeden.
@apitan. 81. W., bas an elmer Seis
tenfrsde Der Soutbwefern Babn liegt,
it felt benz 81. Se3. bon feinem 3ugs
srrsiht pOrosn. Bic gtrgsr Der Staot
i9aufeln S9nee bon ben @eIeifsn un
3Hgs nit 8orrdtben berein3ubiingsn.
Bacon berIanstN aus
funft.
@afbington, 8. San. Sen.
Bacon bra9te bsute cine &eiolution
Elm, pel9e ben prdfoenten eriu&i
einen e~inssbenosn geri9t iiber bic Ber-
banolungsn al seben. oie sur @rnen.
nuns bon Selesaien Der Ser. Staatsn
CUR WarOtfo.2 onfersn3 fibrtsn. Sc,
Senator pirb morssn iiber Die &eio.
luton iprs9en.
@oIIege.Branb.
AIbanp, q. D., 8. San. 9as
5auptsebduoe. hss Stats : Normal-
Colleges brannte heute bis auf ben
@runo nieoer. DDS @obngebduoe Dee
YraHoenten Or. ySr1. j. UtflIle wur0e
fart bei4doigt. gs mebte elm bsftige,
@ino uno bic 2npele fonnte nlir NIT
sr6bter Anfrengung serettet weroen.
Webrere 6euermebrleute ipurben Der.
lsbt. Der Sa9i9aoen uiro auf elmo
$500. 900 ssi9dbt.
O runbeigent 3 nj 8 tu ertb +.
Rem BORT, 8. San. Na9 be,
beute per6fentli4ten ginf9dbune be,
SteuertommiRdre bat Der @ertb be-
@runoeigentbums bon Netu BORT tpdb.
rsno bes lebten Sabres UNI $40. 000.'
600 sugenommen. Der @efammttpertt
uiro auf IS, 400, 600. 900 ansessben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Selbfmoro
SIN Gowaros' Sale augenommerl.

Rem n. Conn.,. 8. Sanuar.
Coroner Wiie srtlarte heute Wadmits
tag, bob in benz Maeen bon @has. u.
@owaros cine Nnantitdt Worpbin ge.
funoen puroe. seni9eno Inn ben Cob
berbei3ufhbrea.
SmSofe Der WiaersW obnune murre
cine Glai9s 9auoanum aefunben
uno einem Nebsnbofe elm &epolber.
Gin SelbffmOro Gomaros' gilt nun als
neutrality-suspicious..
Die pcl'3eilids rleberwa9ung BON
". @arep Miaer III aufgeboben.
N N 8 aben, Conn.,, s. San.
@Oroner Mir 1T nun gu fOlgenber glns
ft&t iber ben Bob gowarbs' selangt:
.Mittmc9 Worsen INN 2 llbr ber-
lieB gowaros in bea Na&tfleioern fein
3immer uno tieg In oas grbseidob
hinab. ST 5tinoete bas Sos an, off,
nete bic 5intertbir unb feuerte 4stpei
&epolperi9ihe uuf fi9 ab; cine 2ugel
gins in oas DIR. 9a er f9 auf bieIe
Irt ni4t t6otete, mari er ben &ebolber
tpss, trant 2aubanum llno faleuberte
Die Glaids Dem &ebolber mad. Ylu-
tend, i1leppte er ft6 in isin 3immsr
3urid. leste f4 3u gstt uno sos bic
Sede tiber bic Sdultern. gr fiel in
gepubtlofgteit uno feds Stunben
fpdter mar er tobt."
Neuer planbes BETTER
bureaus.
W abin9ton n, 8. San. Sas
intercollegiate Bureau bat ben plan
entmorfen bon S4iHen auf See metso=
rolOgii6e geObadtungen mittels orobt.
lOier Selegrapbie gu iammsln uno
9lei4seiti9 ienen Wetterborausiaaun.
gen uno Sturmuarnunssn sutommsn
gu lafen.
&uffif4er profefor
BERN en-.
Rem Dorf, 8. San. Sn elmer
SiBung Der $rufess Der Columbia
uniperRtdt uuros bei4IORsn, prOf. be
Martens, tuelaer on Der pstersburser
uniberftdt @6lterre9t lebrt unb CUR
6rieoenstunferen3 bier mar, 3u sr.
iu&en. udbrenb bes Sabres 1906 big
1907 Iorleiungen Dor Der iurifiiden
5acultdt Der Columbia rlniberHtdt Al
balten.
g d euer.
Ses Woines, Sa., 8. Sanuar.
Jeuer, bas In Der Si9e Der Morriiou
Safe i'm Warquarb=8 ebduoe ausbraG
uno wabrideinlid aneslsst tpuroe, rid.
tete ei1en S9aben bon 800, 600 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

r@arantirt cine 6oIspnrtpe aus @ife1 9en1a1t.'
&eporaturen on 8umreu usrhsu prompt uub btnig
OH '9efibrt. Reporatureu on Sduferu ME ginIeeen
nerer &tnnen ober Anbrineen neuer AbfuBrbhren
u s8inn ober golooutfrtem @iieu ueroen III ieber
3ett qena1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
ArInd1r INN Wirkana.

rWas feb i1: On. nit elmer Hie>
fenoOgge, Der Ou ME einen 9uno IeioeH
mo9teftg"-rSa, peiBt. 6reunberl.
meme 6rau fo9t in lester 3eit telbit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

YtrIonen.


Suniata Co., berbranntsn. Charles
SaplOr uno feline Jrau. bon Iltoona,
bic i'm Saufe au 8siu9 tuaren, tOnnten
fi9 retten.
In reimiIIieer paas
gier eraiebt d.
Nep Oorf, 8. San. 6. 6.
Meir bon San 6rancisco, elm @efans
sener auf benz Sampfer parmania"
sri6uB f9 BEL Sasesanbru9, als GEE
raos bic ameritaniias 2hfe in Si4t
fam.
Weir mar anacflaet, einem Wsins
bdnoler bon Sun 6raneiseo 500, 900
unteri6lagen au baben unb muroe auf
9sranlafung hes Staatsoepartements
aus 2onoon suriideebra9t.
Der Norris Sall n o d
Mot beenoet.
% abin9ton, 8. San. &eprd=
%ientant SbspparO bon Seras bra&te
beute cine &eiolution elm, elm 2omite
3u ernennen um bic gemaltiame 4uss
treibnng elmer amerifanii9en Grau aus
benz @eiBen 6auie burd grefutibsg Be-
ante 3u unteriuden, aIs fe cine
Iuoiena BET benz Brdfoentsn Der Ser.
Staatsn iu9te.
Us abin9ton, 8. Sanuar.
Sr. MinOr MOrris. befen Srau arn
Isbten Sonnerfag nit @srpalt aus benz
Weiben 6auie eetrieben tpuroe, erlieb
beute abeno eine 6fentli9e grtldrung.
in tpsl6er er 9isienisen, tuelds bic
gnifernun9 our4fihrten. i9arf an.
9reift.
Sebertrsit 5eenbet.
g t. 2puis, 8. San. 90 beute
reun Der er6stsn Ncciosn3orudereien
ben @ompromiB NIT ben SeBera anse-
nommen baben, TT Der Streit 10 gut
ME beenbet. 8stoe Soften beanipru-
den ben sies.
q m @ift.
Nem Oorf, 8. San. Or. q.
%. Stsser bon Naibpiqs. Senn., nabm
i'm bieRssn anoubon 5otsl cine Wi.
i9una bon @blorofOrm uno Worpbin.
gr puroe nod benz 8.lebue Sofpital
eebradt, mo bic Merate ~erfldrten, bab
er ni9t lebsn f6nne.
Sn elmer bintsrlafsnen Note iagt er,
bab er felt Sabrsn an Moros unb
SelbfmOromanie sslittsn babe uno ss
ni9t ldn9er ausbalten t6nne. gr ner=
tmadt feline 2ei&e benz meoi3inif9sn
@olsge Der Columbia 1nipsritdt.
m 50. 600, 900.
6 aba1nab, 8a., 8. San.
Die prO8ehe aessn Sobn j. @npnor,
Benjamin O.. Greene, Wm. @apnor,
gowaro @apnor uno ben friaeren
Capt. Sberlin W. Garter. perben
bonn 9. San. in benz 8unbesgeriat
fir ben itiOliden She'll bon @sorgia
ibren Anfane nsbmen.
Sie betrsfenoen fino angetlagt, bel
ben Safenbauten su Sapannab BITE
gunoesregieruns I'm 50. 900. 900 be,
trosen su baben.
GILL;
PbiIabeIpbia. s. San. Die 2.
Wo&e bes pro3sfes Sobn SO. Ollie
bes frtbersn @befs oes 5iltrirs Bureaus
mes.n Jdli&una bat beaonnen. Mau
%ertuartet, bab geraoe In oisier Wode be,
2ampf swii&en anflasebeb6rbe uni
@ertbeioiaung am b%eftiafen iein tpirb,
gs baben 2eute NIT 0orlaounaer
FIR 3euset bic &eiie nod @nibinator
uno SbiO angstreten. Die 3euger
iollsn fur ben @baraftsr Oils ipre9en.
gs beibt. bob unter ibnen Der frtiber'
gunoes @eneralanualt Subion %.
monb bon Cincinnati uno 3rieqsIetre.
tGr 9aft fnb.
Dtfferensen in Be.
ne3uela.
abingto n, 8. Sanuar. -
Sstretdr &oot III burd eine Babel
oepef9e bena9ri&tist uorben, bab oie
gerbanoIunsea bOlRdnbia febIaef&la.
gen ftno. bic 3u @aracas CUR geilesunQ
Der SiHerenaen autiGen Der Bermuoe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

Der tIeine SO iIIn Gam
5enfter): ngitte, Diana, 6Or' auf nit
Seinem alapierfpiel = Elm 9reboreel=
mann fommtl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
@rdftotntenbotldaft
Srift iib bDdit b~efrieoigt iiber ben &a1alball que.

GSormam lit i'm Senate anSerer gnfdt. - Gen. &apner's SnngernsHeoe.
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The citizen., 1906-06-29

about a train for the city, and | told
her one was at the depot just ready to
start. The depot's right behind the ho-
tel There" as the putting of an engine
came to them, its going now. She
left this note"
Townsend snatched the note and
read:
Mr.. Townscnd-I was standing by the
door and saw the girl kiss you. For an
instant l was surprised. Then l remem-
bered l had known you only month.
Thank you for the auto ride. Sincerely,
RUTH ELLIS.
Townsend smothered an exclamation
and sprang down the steps to his auto
mobile, not even stopping to pick up
his hat. Three minutes later the young
lady re-entered the office.
where's the gentleman | was talk
ing with few minutes ago?" she ask
ed of the clerk.
Gone off in his auto" the clerk re-
piled politely. Seemed in a hurry"
The young lady stared, then her eyes
filed with tears, and she turned hur-
riedly and left the room
Meanwhile Townsend was defying
all consequences of speed in his mad
rush to the city. forgetfu that the
train was being rapidly left behind.
When he reached the residence of Miss
Ellis it was stopping at a way station
three miles away. He slipped into the
veStibule, wet and miserable
\ half hour later her carriage drove
He was at the carriage door when it
opened. AS she saw him Miss Ellis
recoiled. her face darkening.
You here" she began.
1t was my sister you saw" he broke
in hurrcdly and incoherently, Just my
sister Edith: and
Il thought she was in Mexico"
coldly.
"Sna was, but they rot back earlier
than expected. And now | suppose she
is cross, too, from Tie way left"
Mss Ellis waited inquiringly but rs
H. explained her face cleared like the
$, " after the shower When he finish
cd sip was smiling.
II think we can naDa il all right.
Harry" She said. She never had used
that uHmp before You run on tc
your lo.ol and put On dry clothing. and
viii eo in aul DO the samp. Re back
h."e i'm half au hour or ~o. aud Wen 80
o-- 10 the hotel and sNynl the evening.
N.fr Sist,r viii llu-h with Ms when
The citizen., 1906-06-29
He Thought onickIr.

The late speaker Of the national house
Of representatives, David Z. Hender-
son, spent most Of his life on the bat
tleheld and in congress. but a portion
Of 1t was devoted to a willingness to
practice law. His early professional
experiences We're not materially diff
ferent from those Of most young law
yers. Finally he was retained in an
estate case which involved large inter-
ests. The future speaker was mighty
hard up and he was seriously thinking
Of asking the heirs TO pay his bill,
which he had never rendered. He was
meditating whether to charge them
5000 or $500 when one of the heirs.
representing them all. stepped brskly
into his office and, taking out a roll Of
five hundred dollar bills. said. "NIr.
Henderson, want to pay your bill"
and commenced laying down these five
hundred dollar bills until he had 50. 500
before the astonished young lawyer.
Looking up at Mr. Henderson the heir
said, Is that enough?" And the law
yer with that self possession which
subsequently made him famous. calm
ly said, Peel off another one and We
will call it uare."-Harper's Weekly.
The citizen., 1906-06-29
LIVING ON AN ACRE.
Hcw It Would Help the Man of Fam
lily and Little Money.

A family. with modest house sur
rounded by an acre Of good soil, even
where the work has to be performed
by members of the family who are oc-
cupicd during the long hours of the
day at various occupations, will pro-
duce almost everything used in the
family IN acre of ground thoroughly
well cultivated with 4 little chicken
yard as an adjunct, will reduce in a
very material way the expenses of the
family
OF course acre lots are impossible in
side of the city limits or even very
close to the city limits. The person
seeking so large a lot must 20 to
considerable distance from the bust
ness center. but the extension of cleo
tric lines enables even working people
to live at Il considerable distance from
their place of employment. \ man
who earns $3.50 to twice that sum Il
day and who has a family consisting Of
a number of children often finds some
difficulty in bringing them up properly
and giving them the kind of an educa-
ton he would wish. Such an invest
ment as this. saving rent of say $50
month and yielding eggs and all kinds
of vegetables as we'll as considerable
of the fruit that goes to make up the
daily ration of each member of the
family. will make his struggle in life
much lighter y man who has such a
stake i'll the country will be in every
way better citizen than the one who
spends his weeks earnings as soon as
they come into his hand. if not n week
before they are earned.
Varied occupation exceeds all other
processes in drawing ont whatever of
ability Il man possesses. Here lies the
advantage to the community-one SUI
pcrior to I'll economic gain-of the sub
urban acre lot for the home of the city
wage carucr. The cultivation of that
acre in alienation with his other en-
ploymcMt VIII bring him intellectual
and spiritual enlargement, while it
gives him healthier body ana whole
some surroundings in which to bring
up his flmay.- -MlNwcrs Talisman.
The citizen., 1906-06-29

stan. now rouS.ng himself with start
to realize that he had drifted back to
the vicinity of the booth.
He knew that he was the subject of
almost as much comment as was Kitty
herself and he resented the remarks
he knew were being made, but he
could not leave, nor could he gain the
courage 10 approach the booth.
1t was not until well toward the
close Of the evening that Tom Meeker
ran across him. Had your kiss yet?"
he demanded, Say, it's great isn't
it,
u have no desire to purchase ca
resses. said Preston stitily
Meeker looked up in surprise.
You can't afford to miss this" he
said. IN stand treat. Come on"
Preston resisted. but Neeker was a
giant in strength and fairly dragged
him across the han to the booth. The
crowd had dropped away. for most of
the visitors had paid their dollar, but
there We're still number about as
Mcclcr came UP with his victim.
Thur Pr'Soa's going to get his"
he announced chccrfully. "He says
he's opposed TO kissing. but I'm going
70 stand treat" He threw dollar
on the tell, and pushed Preston
through the curtains.
Kitty @rnarel him with a smile.
"Come for ypur kiss" She asked brisk
1ra 50.