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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12
OLD FREEHOLDERS MEET
To Arrange for Continuance of
Their Annual Excursion.
special to the EVENING NEWS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 12:-
The members of the former county
board of twenty-four freeholders
will hold a meeting here during the
week beginning april 23 to plan Tor
the continuance of their annual eX,
cursion to Coney Island. They VIII
take the members of the present
board as guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12

Women know that low prices are
only possible in a store where a great
volume of business is done; and they
know that "volume of business and
"yolume of advertising" are closely
RELATED. "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12
License Case Tomorrow.

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 12:-
The laid-over license applications
will be taken up by Judge Booraem
tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12
FOR RENT

Store and Flats with all improve
ments, corner of Favette and State
streets. enquire Mahler & Fucker
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12
KICKS AT A DOG AND
KNOCKS WOMAN DOWN.
BiCyCIist Caused Wheel to WOh-
BILE and Aged Woman Was
Badly Injured by Fall.
GOING To DAUGHTERS.

is Over Eighty Years Old and Injury
Is Expected TO Give Her Much
Trouble-Dr. Meinzer Summoned
cannot Find Any Bones Broken,
But She Is Badly Bruised-Was
Mrs. Newman of Washington Sc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12

want" advs. for the EVEN
NEWS received at F. Killenbergs
store. 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-12
ROOSEVELT BOROUGH.
Copy of the Law Authorizing the
Vote Is Filed.
Special to the EVENING VIEWS /:

Special to the EVENING VIEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr IA
certified copy of the law for the
creating of the borough of Roosevelt
was filed with the county clerk this
morning. The election to be held by
the people within the proposed limits
whether or not to accept the law will
be on May / from a m. to 6 p. m.
Gardens drug store. 81 Hall ave-.
is branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS where Want" advs. are re
eeived
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
THE MERCHANTS HAS
CHEF WITH A REP

George Sheelcrocc, n of the
best chefs on the Pacific coast, has
arrived in Tonopah to accept a po-
sition with Casey and Arden at the
Merchants hotel. Mr.. Shellcrocc
has worked in the leading houses of
the larger cities and is reputed to be
at the head of his profession. He
has already entered upon his duties
and the service now at the Mer-
chants cannot be surpassed any
where. Mr.. Shellcrocc is being as
sisted by another chef, who accom-
panied him hither from Salt Lake
City.
Patrons of the Merchants notice
a big Improvement in both the meals
and service since the arrival of the
gentlemen. The culinary depart
ment under their supervision will be
the star attraction at the Merchants.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24

TONOPAH TO HAVE
4UP-TO-DATE DAIRY
Tonopah is to have a real up-to-
date dairy that will compare favor
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
NEW BILLIARD PARLORS
ARE NOW OPEN

Another attraction has been added
to Tonopah for the amusement of
her people. The Conley billiard par
Tors have been fitted up and thrown
open to the public. The first night
witnessed a big crowd of lovers of
billiards and pool. The interior
has been equipped with as fine tables
as money can buy.
1t is the intention to conduct a
place for both ladies and gentlemen.
Profane language will not be toler-
ated, neither will intoxicated per-
sons be allowed to enter. The bill
lizard parlors will meet with sue
cess. On top of that, it will afford
both young and old the pleasures of
an entertaining and innocent sport.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24

ably with the leading institutions of
the kind in the country. A herd Of
real, live, healthy mich cows has
arrived in Tonopah, consigned to
John B. Wetmore and George Lifts,
who are to own and conduct the
dairy.
In all, there will be twenty-five
COWS to furnish milk for the people
of this city.
The fact that such an enterprise is
to be started is the cause of general
rejoicing among the Tonopah med
icos. For some time past they have
been endeavoring to ecure fresh,
wholesome milk for their patients.
Mr.. Lifts is thoroughly acquainted
with the dairy business, having sue
cessfully conducted one in New
York city. The venture will surely
meet with unqualified success.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
SON OF RICHES IS FOUND
ON The DESERT BY Mother

the cottage from the wayward who
had flown"
George l.. King, the son Of a
banker, with wealth at his COM
mand, ekeing out a miserable ex-
istence. That was too much for
his poor, old mother. Two years she
waited; two years she prayed; two
years she needed every football,
living in the hope that George" was
coming home. But, alas, he did
not come. She would herself search
for him. She did and heaven be
praised, she conquered! Mrs. King
and her son George are going
home to Wabash, Indiana, soon. The
old home stands ready to greet him,
the love of relatives and friends to
meet him.
For some time young King leased
in Goldfield. He was one of the
unsuccessful ones. Undaunted by his
failure he struck out to prospect on
his own hook. He went to Clifford
and Bellehelen and located ground
which will make for him a fortune
the result of his own efforts. He
is happy now. He will return
home with mother and settle down
let's hope-for life.
Mrs. King is now in Tonopah
stopping at the Merchants hotel.
She and her son will leave for home
the fore part of next week. My,
she is happy. George will soon be
back to the old scenes. There sur
rounded by the luxuries of wealth
he will relate his desert experiences.
There, he will enter into business
and keep in touch with his mining
interests in the west.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
George King to Return to a
Home of Ease, Comfort
and Luxury

This is a story from life. 1t deals
with a mother, old and gray, and an
only son, who left a home of luxury
and ease to become a fortune seek
er in the west, s%ubjecting himself to
the miseries of privation and want.
1t is the story of a mothers love and
a sons neglect.
One day this week there alighted
from the train from the east a wo-
man bent with age, and step infirm.
She had come to seek a son, her
only one, who two years ago had left
home and her to battle with the des-
erts of Nevada for fortune, fame
and wealth. Today she is a happy,
happy mother. She has found the
absent, and he has promised to re-
turn to the old home. My, what joy
swells in the breast of her who but
yesterday mourned only as a moth
er can.
George L. King, the son of
wealthy parents left Yale college
scarce two years ago, within three
months of graduating as a chemist :.
The Turing stories of the west
kindled in him a desire to do and
dare. He left mother, home and
college and started. Two years he
has been in Nevada with varying
fortune. The old home mourned
for him, a mother wept and prayed
for him, but ne'er a word came to
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
Big Time with the Eagles

The social evening given by the
local Aerie of the F. o. e. last night
was a bowling success. About $50
guests were present, including the
most prominent men and women of
the city. A most sumptuous repast
a served under the direction of
Mr.. Charles Cameron of the Mizpah
hotel. Mr.. George Coles made an
able POSTMASTER and not for a single
moment the guests without
some form of entertainment. Songs,
music and story telling were the
order of the evening, which wound
up much too 500 for those who
were enjoying it's pleasures by sing
ing, "Give My Regards to Broad
way" Among those who contributed
to the success of the affair were the
Desmond sisters of the Butler
Theater, who sang and danced. Jim
Advertise in The Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
MATERIAL ON THE WAY
FOR MERCHANTS HOTEL

Work on the Merchants hotel will
begin just as soon as the material,
which is now nine days out of Reno,
reaches Tonopah. Castings, brick,
lumber and iron are on the way and
should arrive here most any day.
The brick masons now employed
finishing the walls of the State Bank
and Trust company's building will
be ready to go to work on the Mer-
chants hotel building about the time
the brick arrives.
There are such delays in getting
materials into Tonopah that it can
not be stated with any degree of GER
tainty just when the hotel will be
ready for occupany. However, it is
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24

Diamond of the anne company did
likewise a song and dance stunt
Ed Weston and Miss Biehl rendered
several delightful songs. Mr.. Alphin,
1.-The wizard of the i~vorys," kept his
listeners enrapted by his selections.
Mrs. Ballet sang a very pretty song
and was greatly applauded. Jack
MacKenzi also favored the assem-
bled multitude with a vocal selection
and Mr.. Blakley told several highly
interesting and humorous stories.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
ADVANCE IN PRICE OF SILVER
VIII Give New Impetus to Mining
Tor That Metal

Tor That Metal
Franklin Leonard, Jr., in an ar
ticle in the New York Journal on
the advance in the price of silver
had this to say on that subject:
Theadvance in the price of silver
from .46 to about 10 appears to be
attracting attention not only among
mining men, but among investors.
This is a most natural, advance, in
view of the present scarcity in the
worlds supply Of silver. While it is
true that some countries besides the
United States, notably Mexico, have
adopted the gold basis, nevertheless,
there is a great natural demand for
silver in Manchuria, India, China
and the east, which, with the devel-
opment of those countries, will con-
tinue to increase.
The use of silver in the arts has
also increased to such an extent as
to deplete the supply, and at last
the government has entered the mar
ket as a buyer for use in subsidiary
coinage.
Under these circumstances, it is
natural that great silver mining
properties which were shut down in
the early nineties Immediately fol-
lowing the repeal of the silver pur-
chase clause of the Sherman law,
should again become attractive and
receive attention.
The old Bonanza mines upon the
Comstock lode undoubtedly affected
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
LEASES LET ON
SILVER BOW PROPERTY

James Donnely will leave in a few
days for Silver Bow, where he will
DO assessment work on a number of
claims owned by him. During the
past few days he and his partner,
Jack Britt, have let some leases on
what is known as the Britt and
Donnelly fraction. which adjoins
the Jennie X, over the title to which
there is litigation.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24

as favorably as any properties, and
the fact that these companies have
installed modern machinery and
adopted electric power at a cost of
more than 100000 indicates that
the management of those properties
intend that they shall again rank as
great silver producers.
The great discoveries of the prec-
ious metals in Nevada have been at
tracing attention, and it should be
remembered that while these new
camps are known as gold camps,
their ore is about so per cent silver
and so per cent gold, figuring all
upon the gold basis, and that the
ore is almost identical in character
with the ore from the Comstock,
to which each Nevada camp in turn
is wont to compare it's possibilities
for the future.
Although there has been some ad-
vance in the price of silver, it has
hardly kept pace with the advance
which has taken place in the baser
metals, and no one will be found to
assert that copper, lead or iron have
had more than a natural advance. 1t
will take many years of increased
production of silver to again supply
the demand for that metal, and the
writer believes that the natural de-
mand will result in a considerable
future increase in price.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
Richard Discharged

The hearing of Fred II. Richards,
charged with %defrauding creditors,
was heard yesterday afternoon be-
fore Judge Brissell. The defendant
was discharged, it being shown that
he had no intention of leaving the
state, which must be proven in or
der to convict. lie was represented
by Attorney Fred d. Wood, of the
firm of Siegfreidt e. Wood.
Certificates of location for sale al
this office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24
Order Your Coal and Wood

The Tonopah and Goldfeld Fuel
and Feed company are doing a
hourishing business these days.
They have coal and wood sufficient
to supply camps and are reasonable
in their prices. Their telephone
number is 4S3. Call them up and
place your order.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-24

proposed to work as rapidly as pos
sible and the doors of the magnii-
cent hosiery will be thrown open
some time during the coming spring.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
Gum 3wsitea Wale bsrbaftst.

Wegsn llsbertretun9 Der Hau4.Or.
binan3 murbe gbarIss 6. Rouaer,
@siadftsfiibrsr oss SeniIOn 6Otels.
eefsrn gum sueitsa WaIs auf Weran.
laRung oss &au&. SnipettOrs Walms.
Isp bsibaftst. S8on bor 3t1ei Wona'
ten bate &ou3er bsripro9en, ben Dor.
i9riften entipre1enb &auGhsr3ebrer an
ben Geuerunssanlasen ieiaes 9otels
anaubrinasn. bate oies aber Biz seifern
nod niat gstban.
Sobn g. 2itile, Sefretdr Der We.
fern @olb Storage unb See Co., Der
oes slei&en 8ersebens bsi9uIoi9t mar,
uurbs bonn poliseiri&ter fraHrei ents
laRsn, ba lebterer annabm, bob Der
Bsi6uIbiete als Mn9efelltsr Der Girma
ni4t berantuortli& gema&t weroen
fann. Der &au&- Snipsftor tpirb bes.
baIb sesen ben @eI&dftsfabrer osr
6trma Nnfla9s erbeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
Yeraisute Mnerfennung.

Ssrr 6. 3. Werrsr, Der frhber ale
3hlfs.9sbdube. Snipsttor in Snbiana.
polis anssfsllt NOR unb bor 3tpsi Wo.
natsn nod befanbener @ibiloienf=
Yrhfuns aIs Bnussi4ner bon Der &e'
gierung ansefsat wurbe. iif gum Su'
perinisnbsnten Der Contributions. Nrbei.
ten BET benz tpsitsrsn Musbau Der natio.
nalsn Nilitdr. Afabsmis In Wsf.p point,
q. g., srnannt tporbsn; nit Der neuen
stsaung iff sin SabrssgsbaIt bon
$500 bsrbunoen. 6err Werner ba.
feline gefbrbsruns einsig uno aaein fei'
nen augmentation Jdbisteiten aIs
Baute4nifer 3u bercanten. Seine
bisIsn bieRssn Grsunbe msroen burd
bic CUTE Na@ri9t sewib angeHebm
fibsrrai6t isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
Seieitismns Der sefabrlt@em
boben elsitrii9en 8et=
tauss-S Srabte.

Die Mitslisbsr Der 6ffsntli9en Slider
bsits-gsb6ros unb Wapor Brofualter
bsnbf6iiasn irgsnb gtmas 3u untsr.
nsbmen, um Die 9efdbrli4en boben
sIsttriiGsn 2situnesbrdbts, tusl9s fsins
gsnhsenoe SiOlirung unb Befeftigung
babsn, au bsisitiesn, obsr tpeniefens
wsnissr ssfdhrli9 3u MAIDEN. Der
In Der Wontns gfa6t bur4 einen slsfs
trii4su S8loq BON bieisn Grd6ten ss-
i6Otsis polisiff Solbp unb Der ON
Sonnsrfaa WOrgsn rgslabsne" 8sls'
pbOn'9fOitsn I'm 6aupt9ef8dftsibeile
Der StaOt, fno Die unmittslbarsn llr.
fa4en, oaB bic Si9erbeitsbeb6roe our
llsbsr3euguH9 aslan9t III, baB 10 f9nsa
als m6sli4 oisie fortwd6reno orobenos
gsfa6r as9sn oas 2sbsn Der Bhrgsr
be-. Staot a69sIdafft tperbsn mub.
6err 8, 6. Rsuman, Der isst elm
fidOtiI&ss &ettungseorbs orsaniRrt.
if Der anf9t, bob isbr bisls bon bisfen
slsttrii9en 2situnasordbtsn gan3 be-
isitigt unb anbere better unb F9erer
ifplirt tusrosn mtiifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
Snbianapplis Snb. Donnrfae Suit
.@omlo=bs" : &anber absefakt.

spdt esitern Absno famen brsi
Wdnnsr tn bic Wirihi9aft bon Sobn
SobnIon, go. 290l proipeet Strabe
unb bsrlanstsn stwas 3u trinten. Der
Wiri6, benz bic @sieliaaft dubsrff
bsrbd9tig portam, psrweigerte, ibnen
iraenb ettpas su pertaufen. Yas 0lee.
blntt sntfsrnte f9 barauf mrrreno aus
benz 2otal uno blisb Dor Der $bar In
bsimli9sr llnter3altung feben. Scbn-
ion bslaui9ts He unb t6rte iu ieinem
S6rsden, baB bas SriO ni9ts @erins
ceres borbaits, als ibn 81 bsrauben.
gr lief iofort gum 8slspbun uro Bee
na9ri6tigts bic Yoli3si.
Die &ablsr Bsrnauer unb RiBmiller
trafsn prompt Elm unb bic vtpoulo.be"s
Rduber saben Gsriengelb. ginige
tibsr ibrs RDpfs bintpsapfeifenos &sbOi.
psrfuesIn bsranIabtsn bts Jladtlinse
isbo9 balo gum Stebsnbleiben uno ber
balo barauf sintrsfsnoe patrol 800
gen bra9ts fis in's pOli3ei-@ @sfdnsnib.
Die Namsn Der gsrbaFtetsn finb Wm.
Waobsn, 20 Sabrs alt aus Tew gort
@itp, Samss 6. Wsls, % Sabre al.
aus Pittsburs, 3D., uno Sobn @aI'
ter, "a Sabre alt aus New Oort @itp.
Die poli3ei sIaubt In benz aleeblatt
sinsn gutsn 5ang geina4t su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19

Die Rablsrpoli3ifen Shine unb
S&lanaen unb Der Beamte 6tlmann
nabmen sefern @eorse @rwin 20
Sabre alt, an Der gde Der Capitol
Nbsnue unb 6enrp @trabe fef, neil Ct
tnnerbaIb Der etabtgren3e einen S&ub
ubsseebsn bat. grtuin lou 3u Der @e.
ieQf4aft bon iunsen 2euten geb0ren,
msI&e am Otenftag bie @hofeite bur&
e9isbsn unR8er sema&t bat.
Cine Mn3abl Sportsmdnner trdgt
fi& NIT benz @ebanfen, irgenbwo an
paRenber StelIe tn Snbianapolis sine
Slid, ,grut. Anifalt an3ulesen. Wenn
bic stabt bas n6tbise @runosissn.
tbum beraiebt, wollen bieie 9erren bie
grutanfalt auf ibre Soften einri&ten
unb bisielbe bann Der Staot gum Be.
trisbe tiberlafien. 3wed Der ganaen
ea9s if. ausrsi&snb Slide fur Short.
unb Wartt3wede 3u 3a&ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
11ni4mIoise Nil@ par ote
11ria4e.

Der fdStii&e @bemifsr @larf bat oas
gsrgnii9sn, Elm paar 8a9s lang nit
berbunbensm gefdt unb In Banbasen
eebhltsn 6dnbsn eri9sinsn 3u mhRsn;
Wil9, sine iOnf 10 uni8ulbige Cub
ffana, iit bafhr berantmortIib. @larf
tpar nit Der unterfu9ung bon Wil9s
probsn bsi6dftist, aIs bas @eFdb, In
mel&em oieielben ssfO8t wurben.
plabts unb Der Snbalt nod allen Rid'
tun9en umteripribte. Die our& bic
belize 5liiifststt bsruriudisn 8ranb.
munbsn @lnrls fnb tpsnn aud ni9t
lebsnsgsfdbrlid 10 bod redt f9mer3'
baft. Sn ieiner Ianeid6rissn praris
mar benz gbsmifer @larf Elm bsrartiger
l1nfal nod ni9t borgetOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
@uaoerlano.

Den BsIu9srn bOn vWunosrlano"
ION @elsgen6eit sebotsn tuerben, fi9
sinsn 5rsipaB gu benz populdren Der.
gnhsunes.g .gtabliHement fir ben &sff
Der Saiion 3u bsrbisnsn. Eieisnigsn
sebu psrfonsn, wsI4s bonn 6reitae ben
20. bis Sisnfaa ben 81. Suit bur9
S9dbsn ooer Ausrs9nen Der 3abl Der
am slsftriIdsn 8burm bsfinbli&en
glfbli9tsr am ndafen fommen, her.
ben bis pdRe srbaltsn; fur Watbemati.
tee cine quite 8slsgenbeit TIRE Rennt'
nifie 3u bstbdtigen.
Alls, bis on bem vgontef" t6eilneb-
men, iolltsn ibre Anttporten an ben
gsi9dfisftibrer Jranf W. @ids mii
genausr An9abe oes Namens unb ber
aorsfs sinisnoen.
I'm 6rsitas uirb tuieber etn groBss
6susrusrt absebrannt; Mrnbfs Wili.
idr-Rapsus ipisli isben Wa&mittas unb
Abeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
Yoli3eiliaes NQsrlei.

Sames Sutpben, IL Sabre
aft, 537 Waha4uistts abs., Der am
9isnifas ben @ablsrpoIisiasn Shine
unb S9lanssn sntfommsn if, uuros
esifsrn bon ben 8eamten Wpr9an uno
amsben oingfeft gema4t eutpbsn
ge66rt 3u ben Rowob's. bic am Sienss
tag Die Saoisite tn einsm Gubrpert,
nit Rsbolusrn, uni9sr ssmadt batten.
@efern wurbe CHARLES 5.
Smith, 20 Sabre alt, In benz s. N.
6. u. Sauie In gri9btwooo wObrbafi
bon bsm Bsamtsn s. Sotnion singe'
fsdt. Smith fol In elmer 69ldgerel
cine Waffs ssbrau&t baben, nit wsl-
der sr isinsm @ssner eine i6otli&s
Wunbs bsissbra9t bat. Die pOliaei
fahnbst nod benz 8srwunoetsn.
carton Wbiteforb. %
Sabre oft. $40 Waibinaion aDe. uobn'
baft, bummslte gsfern In psrbd9tise,
Weiie auf Der Strabe bsrum. 9i'
@sbsimpoli3iifen 6olB uno Se %ohstt'
nabmsn ibn aufs 2orn unb bra4tsn
ibn hinter S9lob uno &iegel. gin'
bobe Bhref9aft tuuroe -auf feline Grei
IaHuns sefebt.
6cmarb Warb, 80 Sabre alt
964 Of Georgia StraBe, batts I'D
gsfsrn sinsn Mfen sefauft. Als ibt
Der geamts Resb nod Summer Side
bringsn pollte, iuioerisbte CT fi4 bie
fem. tpofhr sr fi& beute Dor benz polt
3eiri9tsr berantworten mub.
SuIius 6eI0ff, % Sabr
aft, rurbe gsfern Inter benz @erba&
bss ginbru9s bon ben @ebeimpoli3ifel
2aneaFsr unb Splan singefsdt. Se
LOFT mirb bsf9uIoist In Der Wirtbi9ai
bon German eustsp. 23O1 OF Ni4i
gan Strabe singebro&en su fein I'M
tou cine 6Iai9e e3naps unb $500 t,
barren geIbe nit fi& sefhbrt buben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
6ertba 9ose 8. .. S.

Die 9ertba 2oge go. 4S bes Deut.
i&en Orbens Der 6arusari bieIt eefern
TIRE regelmdbige 9eriammIung ab.
6olgenbe reue Beamte tpurben bur&
bie grtiber 8aIste, pfdgsr, Ort5wein
unb 2aIofsfi inifaIlirt:
gr.8arbin-Minna S6lfeu,eier.
.. 8arbin-2aroline Start.
II. Barbtn-2uiie Bubr.
s9abmeiferin- Sophie garnfibrer
6etretdrin-6. Wueler.
6inan3. Setretdrin-G. W6usr.
Jti6rerin-M9nes 3srnite.
Mufieberin-aarolina Riebel.
R. 3. q. o. .. B.-2uiis Boosn-
miller.
2.6. g. 9. .. B.-Nnna pfhgsr.
&. 8. o. Q. u. B.-2uifs Roebfe.
6. 8. q. .. u. B.-S. pftger.
Snnere Wa9e - 6aroltne Wittsn.
berg.
Nsubere @a9e-2ina S4afo.
$rufees - Nnna pfagsr. RiebeI
unb &oebte.
%sprdientantinnen our groBlOse-
Sophie Wueler unb glifa 6srt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
/ Yfarrer &uaolpb /.

Batter 6ran3 Soisph NuboIpb, felt
tiber 25 Sabrsn pfarrsr In gOnners.
bile, Sno., iiarb 9efern Mbenb pl6s'
lid, mabridsinli9 In Golse eines
G9lasanfallss.
Der 0erforbsns tpurbe am IL. go.
bsmber 1842 In @oppsnbera i'm gliaB.
Si6csie Strabburq. ssbcren unb wurbs
am 4. Wai 1867 gum priefer 9stpsi6t.
Wdbrenb feinsr Ianssn Nmtsaeit in
@onnerspiIs bat sr R9 Tim bic bortige
@emeinbe bod beroient 9sma&t; fsinen
gemhbunqsn war ss su beroanfen, bab
oortislbf sine f96ne, srObs 8ir&e.
pfarrbaus. S9ule uiw. erri9tet tuer.
ben fonntsn. Bsi feinsn pfarrtinbsrn
uno BET ben @sifili@sn Der Di6esfe sr.
freute CT R9 bb9fsr N9tuna unb gs'
liebtbsit.
Die 2ei9enfeierli@teiien finben am
Greitag 8ormittag In gpnnersbile unb
bic geifeBuns fpdter In Der 6amilien,
gruft In Slosnbura, Grantlin @ounip,
an Der Settle feiner bort bereits ruben
ben gltern unb @si9mifisr itatt. 5,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-19
e@limme Gage.

5rant s. @oOf, 80 Sabre alt. go.
29O9 Yanbss. etrabe wobnbaft, murbe
gefern tuegen @robbisbfabIs perbaftst
uno fiebt ieinem &hdtransport na9
6ainmono, Sno., sntsessn.
Der gerbaftste mobnte friiber In
9ammono uno faufte bon elmer borti.
gen Girma elm GrapbOpbon gum preiis
bon $50; er 3nblte SO an unb berpHi9.
tete fi9, ben @sit oes Raufprsiiss tn
monatli&en @atenaabluneen bon 81
ab3utragen. gr be3ablte einios @atsn
unb ber3Os bann nod Snbianapolis.
no es ibm ieiner Nn9abe nod um'
ffdnbe baIber niat m6sIi@ mar, oie
3ablunastermine rsselmdbis sin3u'
balten.
Der Girma In 6ammDnb rib bic &C.
bulb unb fie nabm hie WerfoIeuns bsa
@oot auf. gu isinsr 1lsbsrrai&unq
wurbe lebterer gefern perbaftet; siu
poIi3ei.geamter traf bon 6ammont
bereits bier ein, um ibn nod bort 3u'
rhd3ubringen. @OOt. Der fonf einsn
sbrli9en ginbrud ma1t unb bielei&I
gar ni&t bie MbR&t bate, feline e9uI'
ben on bie Girma In 6ammonb MID
3u bs3ablen. bat R& babur& in ein'
tible Sage ssbra&i. bob ct bas grapbo'
pbone, wel1es bertraasesmdB ioIana
gigentbum ber Derfduferin berbIeibt
bis Der 3aufprsis bou bs3abIt if, obnI
DortuiRen Der 2ebtsrsn aus 6ammonl
fOrti&affte.
@egsn oieies @ertrassbru@s alleir
,, tOnnie sr nod ben bsRe6enbsn 6traf
seiebsn sur &e&eui&aft ge3Osen tuer'
ben. ohne baB eine auf DiebRatl Iau'
ltenbe Nnila9e er6oben lplrb.