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Der company ct al: appellants.
Syllabus: Action for malicious prosecution.
Held: s.. ~ #u@
First-That the plaintiff, was entitled to in
troduce proof Of his good reputation on the ques-
ton Of want Of probable cause for prosecuting
him on criminal charge.
Second-The evidence sustains the verdict
and the damages awarded, as reduced by the
court with the consent of the plaintiff, are not
excessive
i The court did not err in refusing to instruct
the jury that squatter on unsurveyed land be-
longing to the United States had no interest in
the timber growing thereon.
h Order affirmed Start, =. j.
Henry Kramer, appellant VS.. Northwestern Ele-
vator company, respondent.
Syllabus: First-An issue of law determined
on an appeal is the law of the case on a
second appeal Of the same case. But this
applies to such questions only as are decided
Questions which are raised, but not determined,
may be considered on the second appeal.
SecondLThe omission Of material instructions
or indebtedness or insuffciency or even obscur-
.ity in the charge Of the court Is no ground for
a new trial unless the attention Of the court
was at the time specifically called to the defect
and further and more definite instructions asked
for. 81 5s
Third-Certafn rulings on the reception OF evil
dence considered and held not prejudicial error.
Order affirmed Elliott, j.
Charles T. Boogren, plaintiff. VS.. ST. Paul City
Railway company, respondent; Joel H. Greg
DRY, interyenor-appellant .sE
Syllabus: First--A lien cannot be created
upon mere right Of action for personal tort.
Second-A right to recover damages 3s for a
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personal tort is a mere personal right and not
| assgnable before judgment. Hammond ys. Great
Northern Railway company, 90 MINI. 249.
Third-B., claiming to have right OF action
against railway company for damages LOT per-
sonal injuries, made a written contract with g.,
an attorney -at-law, by which G. agreed to bring
the action and to pay all expenses OF the suit,
and B. agreed to pay G. after the expenses had
been paid so per cent of all money received
from the railway company as compensation Tor
his injuries. The action was brought and, after
disagreement of the jury, while the case was
on the calendar awaiting another trial the
plaintiff and defendant, without the consent or
| knowledge Of G., settled the case On petit
ton by g. for leave to proceed III the case to
protect his interests held
| First-That G. had no lien upon the cause OF
action and was not the equitable assignee OF
an interest therein.
Second-Ihat the plaintiff had legal right
| to compromise the claim and dismiss the action
without the consent of his attorney.
Third-That the petition for leave to continue
the case was proDer1y denied.
Order affirmed. Elliott, j.
Monroe E.. Wallace. appellant vs.. The Mutual
!, Benefit Life Insurance company ct all re-
spondents.
Syllabus-A effected a .ttwenty-year endow-
ment'' policy of insurance upon his life, payable
in the event of his death within twenty years
to b., his wife, but If he lived to himself at
the end Of the twenty years. If B. died before
the death of A. within the twenty years, the
policy was payable to the personal representa-
lives of A.
During the tendency Of divorce proceedings
the parties signed contract by which A. agreed
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HEPBURN FILES
HIS RATE BILL
Act Makes Sweeping Definition Of
Transportation Provisions
Are Comprehensive.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Representatiye
Hepburn Of Iowa has introduced his
railroad rate bill. It has been anxious
ly awaited, as Mr.. Hepburn is chair
man of the interstate and foreign COM 4
merce committee of the house.
The bill is similar to the Dolliver
bill, and embraces in modified form
many features of the measure recent
ly prepared by the interstate commerce
commission. It is more comprehensive
than any measure yet introduced and
in Mr.. Hepburn IS opinion It. is so
framed that it will satisfactorily regu-
late refrigerator cars, do away with
midnight tariffs and abolish other
alleged injustices aimed at by the pend
ing bills.
The bill increases the Interstate COM
merce commission to nine members and
fixes the annual salary Of each at $40
the other bills Is it's greatly enlarged
definition Of Transportation. - The
word is defined as follows:
Transportation Defined. X
Transportation shall include cars
and other vehicles and all instrument
talities and facilities Of shipment for
carriage, irrespective Of ownership or
Of any contract, express Of implied, for
Cue use InereOI, ana all services IN
connection with the receipt, delivery,
elevation and transfer in transit, ven
tilation, refrigeration or icing, stor-
ing and handling Of property trans
ported.' s EsH's7 l. "
After defining transportation, the
bill provides: 7tAnd it shall be the
| duty. of every carrier subject to the
provisions of this act to provide and
furnish such transportation upon rea-
sonable request therefore, and to es-
tablish thru routes and just and rea-
sonable rates applicable thereto.''
Roads to Do Icing. ~, -
This provision, requiring railways to
furnish icing and other facilities, is
regarded by Mr.. Hepburn as strong
feature Of the measure. It is also pro-
vided that the commission is to have
authority to fix maximum rate.
Midnight tariffs'', are to be abol-
ished by provision that no schedule
is to be charged without thirty days
| notice. =
Friday. Jan. ~, was agreed upon to-
day by the house committee on inter
state and foreign commerce as the date
| for consideration Of the general sub
| ject of rate legislation. Nearly twenty
bills are in the hands of the committee,
but it is now regarded as likely tina
the Hepburn measure will form the
| basis for any action by the committee.
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: $
9Th and Nicollst
.Spe Gals for Saturday:
ICES AND ICE CREAMS.

ICES AND ICE CREAMS.
Our special combination for your Sum
day dinner Will be DeInontco Ice
Cream and Orange sherbet, qt...5Oc
FROM OUR PASTRY KITCHEN d
Our special cake will be Pineapple
layer, also Nut Loaf and Tutti
Fruit Loaf, each .......-.......25c
GERMAN COFFEE BUNS, dog. ..15c
NoRsk COFFEE CAKES. ........ lOc
EGG BUNS, doz.................. $50
SAXON kUkEN, each ...lOc
OUR DELIcATEssEN.
Chicken and Veal Pies, Roast Chick
en-, Roast Pork, croquettes, etc.
&FlNNAN HADDlES, whole fish, ID, l5c
APPLE BUTTER, our own make,
In pint Economy Jars. 1850
FROM OUR CANDY KITCHEN.
BLACK WALNUT cARAMELs 400
CHOCOLATE MA.7sHMALLoWs,
regular Soc; specIal ...............35c
CHOCOLATE CREAM BAR, lb..... ESQ
EGGS, fresh country, doz. ESQ
BEANS, cut green, string or wax,
better than fresh, can. ...12hc
CORN, PIatt's Maine, can, 12c;
dog .................. ...... ...$1.35
PEAS, sifted early June. 1sc grade,
can, 1Oc; doz .................$1. 90
small as French, regular 1876; spe-
clai, can, 15c; doz.. ..$1.75
WALNUTS, New GrenobIes, special,
ID, goo; 5-lb lots. 1850
WALNUTS, New Bordeaux, sheed,
special, ID ..........33c
DATES, New Persian, b.. :.........5c
FlLBERTS, sheIled, Id. ............ $50
FIGS, fancy imported Smyrna, lbs 25c
;. LEMONS, fancy thin skinned, doz 12Kc
SPINACH, southern, peck .......... 500
STRAWBERRIES, fresh; New Beets, y
New Carrots, Elephant, 'CauiifloWer,
Endive, Radishes, Tomatoes, Mush-
rooms, etc.
. BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, pure Wis
consin, 1o-Ib. sacks Soc
MAPLE SYRUP, pure Ohio sap, Ha-
gal. cans; special. $40
OLIVES, Mammoth, 32-oz. bottles,
9oc size, to reduce stock, per bot
tie .:.........,.. $50
OLIVES, California, ripe, quart. SOC
MUSHROOMS, finest button, regular
35c; special, ESQ
SOAP, Proctor G. CANDLES Lennox,
pox .......... ............... SS.oS
SOAP, with each rs cents worth Of
GaIvanic Soap we will give one
f0c bar of Palm Olive Soap.
VANILLA, Rurnett's a5c size, bottle 24c
COFFEE, Chapman's Perfection, put
up In Glib alright cans. -. Use
GROCER. BAKER. >, CONFECTIONERY.
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:,.@"' ~ 50 n ~
William ". LAWYER, appellant, vs.. Great North
ern Railway company, respondent. -, -.
Syllabus: The complaint considered and held
as against general demurrer to state a cause
Of action. -.'
judgment affirmed. Elliott, ].
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winifred N. Tappan, RESPONDENT, vs.. william

William a. Shea. respondent, W. cloquet Luna-
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that II divorce was granted to B. the court
might award her certain specified property as
alinony, and B. agreed to relnquish to the
defendant all claim to any OF defendants prop
erty arising out Of the relation of husband and
wife.
The divorce was granted. and in an action by
A. to compel B. to relinquish her interest in the
insurance policy, held:
GAY That B. acquired vested interest in the
policy which was not Invested by the decree Of
divorce.
(b) That her interest In the policy is her
separate property and not affected by the con-
tract.
Order affirmed. Elliott, J.
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Railroads
FORM RAILROAD COMPANY
Fergus Falls Citizens Will Aid 500 or
Milwaukee Entry,

Fergus Falls citizens have organized
a railroad company for the purpose Of
inducing either the 500 line Or the
to enter that city. Surveys
and right Of way will be arranged by
the corporation to make the entrance
of either Of the big systems casters.
but in case neither will accept, it is
the intention for the syndicate to build
its own local lime to connect with the
500 near Elbow Lake, or with the Mil
Waukee~ near Wheaton. The promoters
desire competition for the Northern Pa
cific, and Great Northe rn, now the only
roads entering the place. 80
The charter Of the Duluth & Fergus
Falls Northern, organized in 1884, prin-
5cipally by Fergus Falls citizens, will
be taken by the new. company, of which
). 6. ,Durren has been elected presi-
dent. The other officers are F. G.
Barrows, vice president; A. g. Amder-
son, secretary; j. s: INLAND, treasurer;
James A. Brown, O. L. Hilton, N, r.
Field, g. o. Dahl, E. E. Oorliss, NJ. T.
McMahon and E. E. Adams, directors.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The Chicago Great Western railway has pro-
rloyee Ct the load, and recently warehouse fore
man OF the West. Side freight house. to the
position of travelling freight agent, to succeed
Walter Beacham. Mr.. Beacham resigned to 20
to Texas: Mr.. Hughes enters upon his new work
next week. "N-
The quarterly dividend on preferred and COM
mon stock Of the Rock Island railroad system
was declared by The directors of the Rock island
James J. Woodworth, general traffic man
ager Of the Mort ern Pacific road. viii return
from an extensive tour thru Cuba, next week.
Central lines are hosts to W. B. Jerome, general
gent, who reached St. Paul yesterday.
Assistant Freight Traffic Manager Harry
Cover of the Rock Island has been promoted
to freight traffic manager, with headquarters
at chicago. The appointment becomes effective
at once.
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Cruises.
AMERICAN LINE.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. :.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LIME
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT.
DOMINION LINE.
Observation-Disclosures sea passa 70.
RED STAR LINE .,-cs
VER-LoNDOE-PARIs.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW DISQUALIFICATION
ENsToWN-LIyERPooL.
ra r. MEDITERRANEAN Az y1a
FROM NEW YORK. z@5E : :, .
CELTIC GO, 9O4 tons) jan 8, 2:3O pm: Feb ~
REPUBLIC. Jan 2e, 3 pm; Mch 8, April 2i
CRETIC.. April 8, 10 am; May 10
FROM BOSTON. 3,7sszSE-' -
zCANOPIC E........ Jan. 10 noon; Feb "a
ROMANO Feb 3. $50 a M; May II
o. E. BRECKE, N. W. F. sAgt., - -
lsI.l2a Sd st 8, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
=. II. LARKE, Passenger Agent. "
s75 Robert ct. St. Paul.
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MONTGOMERY, MNN,-Fire DESTROYED the
meat shop owned by James F. Turek last
night: TIE building and contents were burned
The loss ts partly covered by insurance.
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KANSAS RANCHES for SALE

with grass growing on the hills and alfalfa on
the bottom lands, Kansas ranch is sure thing
write us for prices. NIQUETTE BROS. 100
North Santa Fe, Salina, Kansas. ~
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Supreme Court

William W. LAWYER, appellant, vs.. Great North
ern Railway company, respondent. 49,. r..
Syllabus: The complaint considered and held
as against general demurrer to state a cause
Of action. -..'
Judgment affirmed. Elliott J..
John Megins, respondent, vs.. City of Duluth, ap-
Syllabus; First-sect1on 24s, laws Of 1897
applies only to actions to recover damages for
injuries to the person. -.. ~. +.
second-The rule that where the title to a
statute Is restrictive, legislation under such title
must be confined within the same limits appIfed
to chapter 24S, laws of 1897. =.
Order affirmed. Elliott, j.
Gertrude Spencer, appellant, vs.. Harry spen-
Syllabus: The legal obligation of father for
the support Of his minor children is not i'm
paired by a decree Of divorce at the suit of his
wife for. his misconduct which gives the custody
Of the children to her, but is silent as to their
support. II under such circumstances he refuses
or neglects to support them, she may recover
from him in an original action reasonable
sum for necessaries furnished by her for their
support after such decree. The law implies
promise on his part to pay for such necessa-
ries. :. - r. vi - ri 49, - ~ 8 - +.
Order reversed and new trial granted.
Start, G. J.
Francis W. Noyes, appellant, VS.. American Free
holder Land Mortgage company ct al, re-
spondents.
r SyllaDuS:.. fTSC-Sect1On AIS, general stat
utes of 1894, is a registry law. .G Sa
second-When duly certified copy of an
order appointing receiver Of an insolvent is
filed in the office Of the register of deeds as
provided in that section Of the statute, it is
notice of the fact Of the receivership to all par
, ties who thereafter deal with lands Of the in
solvent situated in the county.
Judgment reversed. Elliott T.
Winifred M. Tappan, respondent, vs.. William
W. Huntington, appellant.
s Syllabus: A covenant Of warranty in deed
of conveyance, and covenant against incun-
brances, excepting mortgages to certain
amount, estops the grantor from afterwards ac-
quiring and enforcing the mortgage lien against
the premises conveyed. But conveyance Of
the premises by subsequent grantee, subject
to mortgages on the same, which are duly re-
corded, operates as an estoppel against the
former estoppel, and sets the matter at large
and the mortgage becomes enforcible in the
hands of the original grantor or his assignee,
and the mortgage having provided for foreclos-
ure by advertisement the character Of the rem
edy is not changed from foreclosure by adver-
tisement to an action in equity.
4 Judgment affirmed. Lewis, J..
William H. Shea respondent, W. Cloauet Lun-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22
Der Seutf& Mmeritaatf@e
9emofraten.Glm

belt geffern Mbsno In Der 8ermanta
9aae feline rsselmdBige Nonatsbsr'
iammlung nb.
Slnf nsus Mit9Iisosr tuiroen In ben
Club auf9enommen.
SdmmtIi9s &soner fpra1en f9 tn
sn!bufiafiider Weife 81 @unfen bon
%. :. Brpan als prdfoenti&afts.
2anbioat bel ben nd9fsn nationaIsn
Wablen aus.
gs muroe bef9loHen, bic nd4fs
Y%eriammlung am Sonnerfiag, ben 10.
Suli, nod Der bsmutratii4en @Ountp'
Contention, 3u elmer Qualifications
8sriammlung 3u MAIDEN.
Gum S6luB wuroe cine &eiolutiOn
gsfabt. nod psl9sr aleS eutI1e, siner'
lei Oh fe Wit9liebsr bes Clubs fne
ooer ni9t, aufesfOrosrt tperoen, Der
Club In isinen 8sfrebun9en au unter'
fhBsn unb on ben @sriammlun9er
tbsilsunebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

wurfe ausjufeSsn, baB er aus psri6nli'
DER NnimoRtdt cine ameritanii&e Sn'
oufrie, in wel9er unsesdblte WiaiOnen
ansslsst isisn, Der @srni&tung iber.
antpprte. sic bsbarrten oaber tn
i6rsr Spprftion, Bis Der prdfoent
enoli9 5u benz S6luHe aeIan9te, bab
sr bic 0fsntlias Msinuns aufritteln
mtfe, I'm auf ben aOngrsb ben nDtbi.
gen Druid austbsn au f6nnen. @u9
10 bat es sinen f9psrsn 2ampf getos
fet, bis sr enblid In Der Saupiia6s
isinsn Wilsn bur6iebte. Sdtte er
alio ben Beri3t ni9t ber6Hentli@t, 10
pGrs Ales beim altsn esblisbsn, bic
@robidld4tsr bdtten triumpbirt uno
Der aOnsrsb wdre nod 5auie gesan-
gen, Obne In Der 5rase Der Jlsif4'
inipefiion etwas ju tbun.
Der esi&dftli9s S&aben, ben bic
Slsii9eampasne an9eriat.t babsn ioa,
1T in ben Oraansn Der @robi4lddter
gang unsebsusr iiberirieben worben.
Den sr6Btsn Sbsil oes wirtli8sn Der.
lufes, ben He erlittsn babsn, tueroen
bic vGlsii9padsr" fdsrli9 benz Publi'
fun a~uisubiro,n wifen. S9on isBl
6aben fe ia cine betrd4tli9s prsisftei.
seruHg sintr.ten Iafen. Sang gleit
aber, ME grOs Der @4aben 1T, uel4e,
Der Glsii9inoririe Der Ysrsinigteu
Staaten 3useftigt poroen III, Der Bird
Hbent tann feline Sdnbe In unidulr
maiden uno fid barauf bsrufen. oaf
bic @robi9ld9tsr ss nidt anbers babsr
MOLTEN. C8ermania. ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

d e. Sas 5leii9 Der Slide
stbt iebr p~ertbpo[len NGbrftpff; man
pGHere ossbaIb Sen slid ni9t lange,
fonoern reiniee i'm bur9 sriin6li9es
abpui9en. : Die Slide bleiben aud,
nabrbaft unb iaftig, tpenr Tie Bel Ger
3ubereitung nit faltem WaHer Sueez
iebt perben, nur 5eri9nittene Slide
mifen in beibem Wafer ooer beibem
6ett f%ereitet tpsr6en, oamit oas on Den
S9nittieiten beraustretenbe Gifpeib
re9t f9neI eerinnt. = Menn Slide
blau 9eto9t perben fouen, oiirfen fis
ni9t gef6uppt perben. = Der Bolts
CLAUDE, einen slid f0nne ma nie ber=
fal5en, 1T unri9tig, beTonberS Bel 81
f6sn, bic i'm Sett gebraten poer qez
baden perben; inbeB bIeibt Der slid.
tpenn er sefr9t perben fou, nur
fur5e 3eit i'm WaFsr, 0as aGsre
oin9s ettpos f9arf fem muB, bamrit Der
Slid senug Gal3 in ii9 dufnebmen
fam. Man rebret gep6bnli6 auf
elm Quart DaTer 2 tis 1 unse Sals.
-0as SiiGpaife- eieBe mar ni&t 10
glei6 meg, Oa NOR ibri1 gebliebene
Slide, RON 9aut un6 G;raien befreit,
iebr gut SATIN aufheben lam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

petersburg, 81. sunni. Der
In Der Ndbe bon bier tuobnsnbe Gar.
mer Bluforb Chambers bssins auf
feinsr 5arm Selbfmorb. inbem sr R9
nit sinem &afrmeher bic Reble bon
DIR su DIR bur8i8nitt. 5amilisn.
3uifisteitsn i9sinsn ben Wann su
Der per3weifelten $bat seiriebsn gu
bnben.
gpansbtIIe, 81. Sum-. Inter
ben Mufpieien Der beutf&en Bsreine
pirb bisrielbf am Honnsrfag ben %.
Stunt cine RarI s9ur3.@ 8 bd9tnibfeier
~abgebalten. Sas programm bsfebt
aus Muft unb Rsben. WtIbelm 8.
8smme mirb bic beuti4e unb Stabt.
anrualt hilbert 8. Iennemsu bis eng.
HIDE @sbd&tnibrsOe balien.
Sort % apne. 81. Stunt. -
Die gountp : gommiRdre nabmsn I'm.
sebote fur stimm.W af9inen rrb foI&e
ffr Experimentation ON Armsnbauie
entsesen. gs tuarsn Nneebote fur
3usi beri9iebene Sttmm.W ai9tnen, bic
3ur 3eit I'm Bureau bes Sngenteurs I'm
@ourtbauie ausgefsat fino. etnse.
Iaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

6 + unt
bel a~ngepenoetes Mittel BEL Sobbrens
men. lauren 4ufitoben, beftigem Grz
bre9en, @ppetitlofigteit un6 ferner
beim @ronii6en 9rufftatdrrb, mo-
mentli9 tpenn berielbe elm einfa9er III
un0 ni9t uuf S9ptnoiu9t bsrubt, III
bpppelfo6lenfaures Natron. Man
nimmt beim @ebrau9 cine MeFeripibe
poQ oiefes Sal5es eatpeber in einem
fleinen Srintqlaie pou 3uderpaher
ober in elmer Safe mariner Mil9 orei
mol tdglid.
Cute MitteG sesen nsrs
b D es SerStIopen finb
ginreibuns Der 9er5segeno NIT Senfs
fpiritus, tulte llmi9lGse auf Der Seraz
eegenb, alIgemeine fiible 4breibungen,
8al6riantbee, galoriantrppfen uno
Saforeumtropfen gu gleiden Sbeilen
gemii9t, Srinfen BON 3uderpaFer
NIT 6offmannstropfen, 8rauIepulper.
Sn fbperen Sduen ipenoet man Senfs
tetg roer @enfpapier on ooer legt se=
riebenen Meerretti9 auf. Iu9 Be-
pGbrt ii9 oft oas Srusen elmer !9,-5s
flai4e.
Neue 5oGs M
peruria4en febr oft 6l:den in Ger
Wdi4e. I'm bieie gu befeitisen, loft
man IN einem Quart pei9em WaHer
einen SbeelOffel bon Weinfteinfdure,
tpomit Die befledten Stelen etngerieben
tperoen uno "a Stunoen gum WeiGen
ftehen bleiben. SIM Sale, bab Die elm
molige 8ebanbluns ni9t seniist, mib
oas 8erfabren pieberbolt tperben.
Wouen bic Gleden audi bann nod niht
pet4en, 10 tau9e man bieie in eine
30funs bon unterfdtpefelfaurem Na=
tron, beftrele is barna9 nit Meins
fetnfdure unb tpai9e NIT Incident,
parmem, am beften NIT Regenpafer
aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22
Yali3eiliass.

Bead Bolton II, % Sabre aft,
507 6oIbp Absnue, uurOe aefiern unter
benz geroa9t bes 2leinbisbfabIs bon
benz gsamtsn SuliDan binter S4lOE
unb &iesel 9ebra9t. Bolton TT Elm
@iienbabnangsffsItsr uno wiro be,
i9ulbiat, Weifng, wsl9ss Der giisn-
bubngsieaiaaft gsb6rte, entwenost gu
ba6en.
Sarbtn %. @rat t, 40 Sabre
aft, tn ben Gommsrist 5lats mobn.
1aft. tpurbe geFsrn bei4uloigt. @bsds
ssfdIf9t 3u babsu, uno wurbe prompt
BON ben @ebsimpoli3ifsn 8erbsr,
2ar9, 9OIb uno SeROiette In 9aft
eenommsn. Graft bate benz Wirtbe
%. @rcne on Der gds Der Selauare
unb Wabafb StraBe por mebreren
Wo6en bsri9isbsns @bsds In 3ablung
eeeeben. Nls bsrfslbe oieie @beds
aeHern In Der 8anf emblem tpolts.
wurbs linn bic @a&ri8t ertbsilt, oab
Graft tsin gcntc In Der 8ant babe uno
bic 3ablung b~erielben puroe ber-
tpsissrt. grone srtpirfte Iofort sinsn
gsrbuftsbefe6l fur Graft, tuOrauf bin
oerislbe oinsfef gsma&t wuroe. Der
arrstirts tpurbs auf cline gargi4aft
bon $500 pieoer fretselaHsn.
WiIIiam 8. GoIep, 50
Sabre oft, bon 2%ouisbiIe, ap., tpuroe
asfern uessn @agabOnbage bon ben
@sbsimpoIisiien Sauier unb samuels
singefsdt. 6olsb fam sefsrn gu benz
9auie bon Sobn $asle am Broaouap
uobnbaft, benz sr er3dblte, bab er elm
S9riftieBsr bon Wsmpbis, Senn. let,
upbin er germ fabrsn m64ts. Setn
Gelb fei ibm isbO9 ausgegangsn uno
uiirbs sr 9errn Eagle bantbar fetn,
tpsnrt sr Inn @sIb fir sins 5abrtarte
nod 2outspile gebsn uiirbe. Serr
Saels CAB ibm 90. so, uomit Golep nit
befsm Dant perf9wanb. gtnigs
stunoen ipdter lab 9err Sagle ibn
auf Der StraBe unb berfOl9te ibn. st
fab, wie ct cine &afriube auffu6te,
isinsn Out, Sod uno Wsfe aufbing
unb fd bebisnsn lieB. Dies gin9
6errn Sasle bod ssssn ben etri4.
st t%slepbonirte Der Poliaei, tuorauf bie
@ebeimpoIi8iften 6auier unb SamueIs
i6n. )na9bsm he bic @si6idts bsrnum.
men batten, iofort In Daft nabmen.
sluf Der poliaeifation angetOmmen,
uuroe cine gan3e Site BON Iamtn Der
prominsnisfsn 8hresr unie.er Stabi
In isiner Saias ~9efunbsn, bic ct
fdmmtIi9 auf bieie Weiis beimgsiu4t
bate. 2siber tonnts bic poli3ei lur
cine Nutlase tuesen 8agabunbirens
sesen Golep erbeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22
Meme Sneorporattomen.

Die foIseKben neaer, @eieIi&aften
lisbsn I'D beim Enthusiastically intOr.
portren:
Die .Spurgeo1 Dome Sslspbons
Co.. capital $4,000; bisislts tuiro Elm
Telephones pfsm In folsenben COUNTS
erri9tsn: pite, Warrid unb @ibion.
nit benz 6auptauartier In pleafant.
billie, betannt ais epurgeon pofofice.
Die Green Engineering Co., Ga.
pitaI $75. 900, gbitago; 2ouis Netp.
berger if Der gd@dftspertreter In Ju'
btanapolis.