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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
DIES I'm TOOTH YEAR.
Mrs. Addison Brown Spent Most Of Her
Life in Erattleboro.

Brattleboro, Nov. g.--Mrs. Addison
Brown, aged %. died Wednesday night
She was the Oldest person in Brattle.
boro and The widow Of the first TIni.
tartan minister IN town. Her maiden
name was Anna Elizabeth Weatherbee
and she was born il Boston, Aug 26,
fs07.
She was married TO Rev. !. Addison
Brown in New Ipswich n H., in 1882,
and Mr.. Brown was called TO Brattle-
boro the same year. Mrs. Brown was
a woman OF exceptional intellectual and
literary attainments She leaves som
Charles w Brown Of Rockford, Ill.,, and
a daughter Mary r., wife Of Col. A. r..
Duntpn 81 Hrattleboro
Her husband. who subsequent to his
ministry was superintendent OF schools
and editor Of tho Vermont Phoenix, died
in 1872.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Friends Of Mrs, Charles c. Gokey Of
Mortified Remember Her

About thirty Of tho neighbors and
friends of Mrs. Charles G. Gokcy met
at her home on Vine street Tuesday
afternoon 70 remind her they had not
forgotten that She was sixty years OF
age that day. II was a complete sur
prise, Mrs. Ciokey having been invited
to spend the day, was called home to
find her guests ii the parlor. She was
the recipient of several useful as well
as handsome gifts, among which was
polished quartered oak parlor table,
onc dozen napkins. Mexican drawn cen
terpiece, china salad bowl. china plate,
decorated china brush and comb tray,
two china after.dinner coffee sups and
saucers. and one dozen each Of carna
tions and roses. Dainty refeshments
we're served by Mrs George +. Davis
and Mrs Lloyd g. Derrick, her daught-
crs, who arranged and successfully car
ried out the affair after which the
guests departed, wishing Mrs. Gokey
many happy birthdays IN the years 70
come
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
THIRTEEN MUSTERED OUT.
Fifty-five Survivors Of list Vermont
Cavalry Meet at Montpelier.

Montpelier, Nov. 0.- Fifty liye survi.
Nors Of the 1st Vermont cavalry asso.
citation gathered in Grand Army hall
last evening for their saith annual meet
ing. The report of Mai. VI. s. Wood of
ST. Alhans secretniy, showed that l3
members have died during the past year
1t was voted TO hold the next annual
meeting at Essex Junction, the time to
be fixed by the executive committee and
the president The officers elected are;
D. G. Walker Of Cambridge pres, IL
G. Wheeler of Burlington treas. s. n.
Sawyer of Hyde Park, q p. Gates and
.T s. Peck 1T Burlington auditors, S.
H Woods of Essex Junction, George Me-
Bride and 7 S. Peck Of Burlington eN'
eeutive committee.
The ladies Of Brooks relief corps served
a banquet to the veterans, and last even,
ing 4 campfire was held IN Grand Army
hall, over which retiring president II G.
Streator Of Brattleboro presided. A
score ar more al Veterans, including
FIX. Gov. G. J. Bell spoke briefly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
GIRL DIES OF WOUNDS.
Miss Paine Accidentally Shot Herself
While in Woods Near Keene.

Keene. n. IT., Nov ~ Miss Lillian
Paine. the f5.year-old daughter Of Alex
ander Paine Of this city, who was found
unconscious from bullet wound in the
head in the woods, Oct. 29 died yester-
day from the effects Of the wound.
Miss Paine, after being taken home.
claimed that She was shot by strange
man, who confronted her in the woods
but the authorities, who investigated the
case, decided that Miss Paine shot her
self accidentally. a gun belonging to the
family being found beside her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
TO FACE CRITICISM.
But There Seems Little Doubt But What
Gompers Will Be Reelected.

Washington, Nov. 9.--With the scalp
of single Republican congressman at
his belt as trophy of the recent cam
paign. President Gompers leaves today
for Minneapolis 10 face the reported
quarrel in the American Federation Of
Labor, over his entrance into politics.
The critics say politics win prove his
undoing, but the majority Of delegates
seem to be with him, and there is little
doubt Of his reelection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
NEGRO MURDERER LYNcHED.
Taken From the Guard House--0fieers
Had Tritd to Evade the Mob.

Moultrie, Ga. Nov, 9,--Jet Hicks, a
negro, was lynched tonight at Sale City
for the murder Of John a. Kridgo.
Hicks was arrested yesterday at Wen
ma and brought here He was spirited
away when news came that mob was
gathering. Officers started for Sale City
with the negro Later information came
from that place that mob was gather
ing there to intercept them. Hicks was
placed in the city guard house, which was
stormed BIZ mob which took the risoner
out and lynched him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
COOK PUT ARSENIC
In FAMILY BREAD
Springfield, Mass, Woman Arrested To-
day Charged With the Crime
Family MysteriousIy sick.

Springfield, Mass. Nov, a--Mrs. Flor.
ence shipley, cook in the family Of vii,
lard r. Leshure, was arrested early this
morning charged with putting arsenic
in the family bread For the past three
weeks members OF the family have been
attacked by mysterious sickness, A
eemical analysis found poison in the
bread.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
SENATOR'S BROTHER SHOT.
!. J, Henderson Instantly Killed and
]. D. Money Injured.

Money, Miss, Nov. "a pistol fight
occurred here yesterday between ]. D.
Money, brother Of United States SEN
ator Money, and u. y Henderson, plant.
er Henderson was instantly killed and
Money was wounded slightly. The fight
followed the purchase of plantation
three years ago by Henderson from the
Money estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEETS HARVARD TOMORROW.
Carlisle Indian Football Team Is in
Boston.

Boston, Nov 9--With II substitutes
and six officers OF the school football
team, the Carlisle Indians arrived here
az eight o'clock this morning and went
TO the Copley square hotel They will
have light practice at the Newton Ath-
letic grounds this afternoon. The
braves expect a good time here until
they leave for home on Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
wedding Anniversary obaerved.

A joyful company gathered at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs William Rich
ards. near the Marvin farm on the Mont
pelier road. last evening, to congratulate
them on their seven years Of married
life. A bountifu repast was served, con-
sistino Of cake, fruit and ice cream. 4
pleasant feature of the occasion was
The presence Of Mfr. and Mrs. Brown,
bride and groom Of day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

ON ROUTE
0f Proposed Route Of Cross
State Railroad
RUTLAND TO MONTPELIER
Four from New York Arrive in Rut-
land and Start Overland Revival
Of the Proposition for New
Railroad.

Rutland, Nov. o. Party of four sur-
veyors from New York state are here
To look over the proposed route Of cross
state abroad from this city to Montpel-
Ter. Today they are on top Of the noun
tain in Sherburne This Is the result
Of the revival Of the proposition by the
in the legislature Of a bill
to limit the company's charter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
ENJOYABLE AND PROFITABLE.
Mother Goose Bazaar, Which Closed Last
Night, Success in Every Way

Mother Goose bazaar held the past
tidae uigits in the vestry ef the Univer.
saE church by the Ladies' Union came
tu rery successful close last evening.
t'le were large audiences each night
and the suppers and entertainments fur
nislej we're very enjoyable as well al
profitable TO the union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
THREE BOYS EXECUTED.
Had Been Condemned by Russian Court
Martial for Robbery.

ST. Petersburg, Nov o.--- The Riga
correspondent Of the pourse Gazette has
sent in narrowing details Of the execu.
tion by shooting Of three boys who Ind
been condemned by court martial for
robbery. Four other persons were exc.
cuted at the same time. The firing par.
ty was completely unnerved at the
sight Of the mere children before them
for execution, and cred wildly, and it
was only after several volleys that all
the prisoners were killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
viii Law Corner Stone sunday.

Fairfield, NOV. 9The laying Of the
corner stone Of the new Catholic church
will take place Sunday afternoon. The
Revs. D. j. 0iSullivan Of St. Albans
j. ID McGarry Of EnosbHrg Falls and
NJ. 0. ri Dorion will oiiiciate The
priest in charge Is Rev NJ. J. Leehapee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MAY DECLINE ELECTION.
Martin L. Glynn, Elected Comptroller Of
New York. is MOI Well.

Albany, n. " Nov Martin J..
.Glynn, elected comptroller on the Demo
cratic ticket, may decline the office He
is now in Germany suffering from injuries
to his spine. II Ne refuses TO serve Gov
ernor Hughes win have to appointment
10 make 70 fill the vacancy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
FOURTEEN TRUE BILLS.
The Federal Grand Jury Reports at Rut-
land Today.

Rutland, Nov. 9.--The federal grand
jury after four days session this
morning reported fourteen true bills
found and three not found The u S.
district court then adjourned until De.
ccmber at 2 o'clock. In the absence
of Clerk George y. johnson, the deputy
marshal, +. IT. Chapman acted a clerk,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Will Sue For Office.

Boston, Nov. 9.The Supreme Court
will grant a hearing next Tuesday on the
petition Of Thomas b Hickey Of Brock.
ton and Charles p Murray Of Lynn for
writ compelling Tire Secretary Of the
Boot and Shoe workers 70 issue certi-
ficates Of their election as President and
Vice. President respectively.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
in REAL DIME
NOVEL FASHION
Lane Train Robber Goes Through Fast
Train on Western Road and
Then Makes Escape
Got Only $50.

slater Mo. Nov. 9--In real nickel
novel style lone train robber went
through Chicago and Alton, Kansas
City and Chicago fast train last night.
He reused the passengers in their berths
but got only 500 ii money he taking
no jewelry- he then leaped from the
flying train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
BASEBALL REACHES PANAMA.
Country Has Gone Wild Over the Ma
tional Game.

Panama, Nov 0,--Baseball has taken
this country by storm since the arrival
Of SO many Americans fans in the canal
zone. The Panama authorities have
placed park for use in approval Of the
American national game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
sculptor Kitson pead.

New York, NOV. 9e-Samnel J. Kit.
son. the sculptor with studios in New
York and Boston, died this morning Of
kluney trouble He was born in Eng
land IS years ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
CONE TO E. FAIRFIELD.
Broolfeld Pastor Has Been Engaged by
Union Church Thete.

East Fairfield, NOV. o.--The Rev. J. n.
Urban Of West Brookheld has been se-
cured as pastor Of the Union church for
one year He will also supply at the
Congregational church az Fairfield Cen.
tire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
ON WAY TO PANAMA.
Presidents Battleship passed Out BY
Virginia Cape.

Cape Henry, Nov. 6, The Battleship
Louisiana bearing President Roosevelt
and party and conveying the cruiser
Tennessee and Washington passed ont
by Virginia Capes at $40 this morn
ING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.

Representative Finn ii trying hard
to live up to o reputation as the wag Of
the House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

on Monday next r. r and G. RI.
Northrop with Fred L. Page and Julius
Chamberlain leave for Alva, Florida,
where they expect to spend the winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

After reconsidering the motion to kill
the bill Of Charles Pierce of Hardyick,
tending to stop the indisoriminate de-
etruction Of spruce Christmas trees, the
House went out and saw a heavy load
Of the trees being drawn up State street.
The sight furnished powerful argu
ment fof the passage Of Mr. Pierce's
bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

Mr.. Porter Of Wilmington seemed per-
fectly at home in the speakers chair
Of the House He is the second Demo.
crat TO occupy it this session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

Ben Williams, Gov Proctor's secre-
tary, says there is nothing doing regard
ing the city Judge ID Barre, OF Benning-
ton OF St. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

ExGov. and Mrs. Bell were in the
city today on their way to Denver To
attend the National Grange convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

In anticipation Of debate on capital
punishment large audience largely
womcn) assembled in the House today,
but they were disappointed. The bill
came up, but was Immediately put over
To next Tuesday afternoon at 2.a0
o'clock, because so many Of the mem.
bers had gone home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

The vote extending thanks to the
Barre r. r. and certain quarry owners
was particularly hearty today, showing
that the members appreciated the visit
70 the granite quarries yesterday after
noon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Snbianapois, 5nb. Ssite, 7. DECEMBER
Gtssutbamlt&es @ebabrea
S1rottuseIn i'm S9dbeI bic grfIdruns.

Ssrrp Sserisg, su bsRsn @obnuns
bie &aolsrpoliiiten bor etnigen 9cgea
serufe1 muroen. um feline pl6bli&e CT.
trantung 3u unteriu&en, III geforben.
Die abssbaItene 2ei&enf&au ersab.
baB Der Mann smei s&rOttugeln tn
Sddbel bate, oie auf bas @ebirn
bradtsn, uno Der unteriu&enoe Gr3t
neigt Der Anii&t 3u. bob oie s&rot.
fu9eln Big gum seuiHen @raoe far bies
3sitweilis sigsntbhmli4e @ebabren bes
@erforbenen berantportli& isien. Die
S&rote miRen fbon ieit Sabren i'm
S&dbel ssffsdt baben. Die Ser.
iuanbtsn bss Wannes uubten ni&t, bab
berieIbs iemals berIebt mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

Ga f9 niGt alle @runobsRber, bur4
bsren 8sldnos Der pleatant Run'
ab3ugsfanal 9elsgt werosn i0u. nit
Der Bsbbros far 6ffentli4e arbsttsn
eftlia stnigteu. tuerben mabri4stns
LID gonosmnirungsbsrfabr CUR I'm.
tuenbuna tommen.
5tir eins b,ffimn,te Strede ndmlt3
pirn Der 2anal our4 2anoereien 9es
Iegt psrben mthsn, tpel4e isbt als De-
mtiiegdrtsn bsuubt weroen. Die Staot
periu9te, oas Re9t our9 gtitli4en
0erolei9 nit Den BsRBsrn bss 2anoes
40 erbalten, uuo geoa9te In Inbstra4t
oiefer 8ershuifiguns @ssenbienfe 3u
aeudbren. eisbsn 9anobsRber baben
H9 bersit srtldrt uno ssgen bie anoeren
bierashn tpiro nun oas gonoemnirungs'
berfabren ansswanot. Die aof,n oss
aanals merosu auf $1,000 ssiadbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

5err Wm. 8. Iinlsp. Der fiir oie
Nntionale @sreinigung Der audubon
gsrsins gu e4ube wiloer I6gsl Tor'
fridge 6dlt, tuiro am Nlittuo6, ben IL.
Se3. 8 llbr Mbsnbs In Der Benjamin
6arriion S9ulbaus einen bur4 Here
optif1e Biloer srIdutsrtsn gortrag tiber
oas Jamilisnlsbsn wiloer W6gel balten.
@dbrsno Der Isbten 8 Sabre baben
5err 6inisp unb 6err' German {.
Boblman oiels 3eit oarauf perpenoet,
bas 2.bsn pilbsr @bsel 3u erforiaen
unb su illufirirsn. Beioe haben be
fonbsrs grfolA i'm pbotosrap6iersn Der
0bgsI In ben b6diisn 8aumipiBsn auf'
sHusiien. Cine Ssrie photographer,
meI9s ben roibssi&wdn3ten 6abi4t TN
0eas. 100 SuB bod I'm Baume seigt.
Iotpie aud photographer, tpel9s er'
tldrsn, uis oieIs fab unmogli9 i9et'
n.nbe 8bat uusssftibrt tpurDe. tperoen
mdbreno oes Yottragss porgefhbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Yoli3etlt@es.

0arrp W. u Hicelp aus plain'
fielo, Der angebIid bort weaen &beiI-
nabms an elmer asilerst gsiphni3t pirb.
purbe bur9 ben Detettip 8rimpe bier
bsrbaftst.
Wite GIeif DER, @ef pearI
str.. In Der @roBi&Id&iersi bon Xtn.
gan & 60. angefsut, muroe bon ben
@ablsrn Doll uno Wullen berbaftst.
gr III bsi&ulbist, ieinen Arbeitgebern
JIeii& aus benz e9la&tbauie gsRoblsn
3u baben.
artbur 6titt. 2112 Wef
Norris Str. Der an oem ginbru4e
tn sinem Gra&twagson betbeiIist &c.
peien isin ioQ, muroe our& bie Detet.
ttps 2rtiser unb 2ancaifer Derbaftet.
Gin Quantiidt @atiup In 6lai9en
mar BET bisism girbru&s entuenbst
morbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Nstssr=Taa beridobsm.
@ertbsipisunssseusin erfranft.

Die 8srtbeibigune In benz 6alle bes
poIiasi&efs Isbser. Der angetIast III.
auf Sohn Darlington sinen tbdtli&sn
angriff bsriibt 3u babsH, rei4te aeifern
ein. @efu@ auf ueiters @eri&iebun9
bss 5allss Elm. Safslbe uurbe bonn
Sps3talridter Sealing bswin;gt unb
bie gsrbanblungen tpsrben bor benz 5.
Sanuar nidt wisber aufsenOmmen.
Die 0ertbsibigung unterbreitete siu
3susnib, bab 5rau Warp 6intIe bon
go. 342 Ofi Walnut. Strabs. msl9e
ben gorful nit aniab, aur 3stt er-
franft isi. Mntpalt Wi&ael Rban
faats. bab 5rau 6intls bei&w6rsu
werbe, baB GarrinstOn ben poIi8ei&ei
3usrR esf6laeen. Grau 9intle lou In
einsm Nutomobil on Der Strube ssbal-
ten baben, 10 bab fie ale gtn3slbeiten
bes 8organgss nit anssieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
&fiblide Strabenrduber.
6eibdftsmann aus propioenct
berdnbt.
goli3ei indt nad ben entilobenen @ei
bern.

I'm Der @fs Der gaft unb @ourt
etrnbs uurbs esiisrn Absno fur3 na&
9 llbr Samss Scuss, elm betanntsr
@sIdaftsmann aus propiosncs. Sno..
bura bret psiblI@e StraBsnrduber
anssfalIsn uno um feline gaar.
i9aft, $40 In baarem @slo uno einen
$20s@bsf beraubt.
Sonss bate f& In ge9Ieitung bon
3pei 5reunosn nod oem norb6hli&en
Staott6eiIe bsasben, ba er tn Youngs
2sibfal Elm pfsro 81 bef3tigsn &c.
oa9ts.
Gsin @si&dfistdsil6absr uno ein
biefgsr gsfannter 9tngen borauf, uno
Sones fOlgts.
an Der @ourt Str. traten bts brei
Wsibsr, susrf uuf oie bsioen porauf
ssbenben Jreunbe gu, bod fubr be,
Snoianaroliier :bnsn bsrart auf ben
psl3, baB bisislbsn bon ibnsn ablisBsn
uno ibre NufMertiamfsit Sones au'
uenbeisn.
3usi bsrIslbsr umi8langen Sones.
Der susrif ni9t rsdt uuBte. mos bi'
Sa9e beosutete. uno bie brittle riB i6m
bic grisftaf&s aus Der 8ai1s, wOraul
ale Drei bsrI&wanofn.
Die bsioen Greunbs. oenen Sones
surief, ois @sibsr. su balten. tpuBteu
ni9i, bob SOnss bsraubt mar, uno eb'
sr ibnsn bisMittbsiluns MAIDEN fOnnte.
marsn bIs Wsibsr tbsr ale gsrge,
Sonss slaubt. bab bisislben ie6r bell
fnrbigs Nsssrinnen seueIsn ieien.
Die poli3si ma&te R@ iOfort Jul
8srfolsuua Der weibli6sn Straben.
rduber auf uno sttua 20 Der bsfannte
iisn SammeIpl6bs berartiaen @sfin.
bells murben burdiuGt. obne oaB man
Irueit eins Spur entosdts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Cine srnRe 1tebsrrai@nns.
germiBte Saden i'm 3inrner bes 9ienft'
ntdbhens.

Caroline 2effer, bic als Stubenmdo.
den TN 6auis bss 6errn Burforb Sr.
bisnte, bic absr Sahen ibrsr 6errf9afi
In ibr 3immsr gsI9lsppt unb bort
.aufbsuabrt" bate, fih baan aber
bur&aus nt&t mebr befunen fonnte.
no bteislben 9sblteben ober no fe bie'
felbsn 3uIsbt gsisben, uurbe bon ben
Geisctibs Duncan unb Nstin unter
9isbfablsantlass ssfsllt. Die Be-
amten ponen ndmIi9 In Caroline q
3tmmsr bis bermibtsn Sadsn 3ur
grbbtsn gsrpunbsrung Der Bsuobne.
rim auf9sf6bsrt babsn, bod tann i'd
bie Wsrbaitste ni9t srildrsn. pie ss
m6sltd III. bab stne iol&s Ansahl 2lei.
oun9sftife unb anberer Sa&sn 10
Ianse In ibrsm 3immer aufbsmabri
tperben fonnien, obne baB He bisielben
ie su Nugen befam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
ltnfabis Fd 81 belfen.
gerunsIidte Slinbe ermartet Seintfebr Der
So1ter.

Inter unid9li&sn 69mer3en R1
uinoeno, wuroe asffsrn Absno bie 78
Sabre alse 5rau Anna &oisnbsrg. 538
Oft 2ouifana Str., cine BIinbe, bon
itrsr bon Der Mrbsit bsimtsbrenben
So6tsr aufsefunoen uno dr3ilider
Silfe fiberesbsn. Die alte Srau.
Uel9s Fd TN Suuie pobl 3uredtfinben
fonnte, mar iiber s!nsn 5ritt gefol.
pert uRo battle Ha ben Arm asbro9ei
uno oa ibr oas aueenlt4t feblts. mar
ss ibr unm69li9 g:susien, f9 Ollie 3u
peritaffsn.
sic muBts bssbalb mil benz bo9auf.
gsidwolsnen @lisos. furdtbare Snmsr.
gen leiosnb, Biz CUR @hdisbr Der Sod.
ter ausharren.
Die Mer3ts Wcglrop uno Reebss bonn
Tispeniarium eiItsn our Stsqs. ri9ts.
ten ben 9sbrodensn arm pisber elm
uno ls9tsn oenielben in sinsn @pps'
berbano.
Srob bss boben AIters Der patientin
bofft man auf b6llies 6silune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Siel seimdt.
@Iatter Neser i9wer ;u fansen.

CHARLES geaben, Elm Negsr, nod
wel4em bic pOli3ei felt Idngerer 3eit
pergebli& fu&te, murbe esffern bon ben
&aoIern Shine unb Salangsn bingfeff
gema&t. Sobn Banfs, Elm @irtb on
Der @eff Nortb Strabs, bsna6ri9tigte
ndmIi& oie poli3si, oab 8sapsn fi9 In
fetnsm 2OfaIs auf6aIts, unb fofort
waren bic Rablsr auf ibren Mdbern
untertue9s. Sn Der @irtbiaaft angs.
langt, iab ales 10 rubis uno frtebIi9
aus. bab ealangen. Der 3uerff bie
9iutert1are bewa6ts, in's 2oiaI BIN.
eintrat unb auf gants unb ehtne su.
trat um aus3ufinben, mas unb men
man phni9e.
So6aIo bic Sbtire fret mar, iprang
Seaben nod brauBen uub f9Iug bie
$btre binter F9 so. Die RabIer 10.
fort binterorein. Der Nsger mar Der.
f&wunbsn. Nad Idnssrsm eu9sn
geIang es. benfelben In elmer anbsren
Wirtbi1aft binsfsif su modem. Beabsn
ffano bort 10 unberfrOrsn am e8ant.
iii&e. aIs oh er bsreits ben Qan3en
Abenb bort seweIen let. Sobalb er
S&lanesn LAB. iprang CT fofort Der
9intertbire su. birett tn Shines Arme.
Der ibn fOfOrt on Der @ursel srgriff.
Wan ioa 8eaben tn Ssrre 6aute tpe.
gen Ginbru&s mhni9sn, bod T&eint
es. als Oh er bier au8 cine @bsdfdI.
f9ung auf benz @suiRen babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

gb b orb Sch m q n. ber an
Der SlIinois 6tr.. nahe @alnut. >bor
feds Wo9sn bsfinnunsslos aufsefun.
ben muroe. Iiegt nod senau In benz.
islben 3ufanbe barnisoer. uie am
$ase ietner ginIiefsrung in's 6oIpttaI.
Die reGte Sette bes Wannes III boil.
fdubig geId6mt. Die BsRnnung III
wisbergsiebrt. bod ift oas NerbsnfpRem
p6llis 3errtttet.
2aut BEN Btrf@te ber
Snoiana @iienbabn gommifRn mur.
ben udtrenb bes nit benz 80. Sunt
1906 abf&Iiebenben %s&nunssiatres
In SnOiana bur& Babnsn unb Berbin.
bunsen ti&t tpsnteer uie 342 2eute
9eibetet, ino 1918 perlpunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Gtn Yisaoo=EoIisiH
Bon geamten in Saft sencmmen.

Wit sinsm groBsn Dsteetib.Iblei4en
am Rods uab sinsm abgsi6st.n t4war'
gen 8iuarofods, ben er als polisn.
tnappel bsnubt bate. In Der Saf4..
wuroe Charles groluno, Ansefsatsr
zines bieRssn mIiions6auiss. b.uts
frab na4 Der poli3sifation bef6rosrt.
no man oIs antlass Der psrioniIilt.
runs zines Ssamtsn gsgen ibn er6ob.
2lut Nuslagsn bss polisifsn Siq
man, Der oie 8srbaftung bornabm,
iol Broluuo I'm oauie Der Jrau W,llie
asburp. 90. COLI On Wli6Ington'
StraBe, eri9ienen istu. mo er NIT
9robunasn, feline amtli9s 4utOritd.
an3uwsnoen, bic Jrau tn S9redsn
ieste, inbem er ibr borsr,dblts, i6r
ibren Sdugltns gu ns9msu, faas He
feinsn unmiGlsn erreae.
Sn .. 8. Smiths %sfauraut ioa
er am Saniiaaunastaae i'm 3tmmsr
BEG farbtgsn 0aussne1ts erf1isuen
Eeiu unb bemfeIbsn bie ubr ssffohIen
6absn. aud bsi9uloIgt nian ihn, iein
ab3st9sn In $6satern uno Bet anoeren
@elsgsnbsitsn angeuenost 3u bdben.
Wa9 Ausiagen Der Detsetips murbs
hbrigens bas Nb3.i@sn zines i&6nen
8agss TN 1abnerfaae bon SMITHS
6otsl bsrsefunosn une bann BEN
.gissntpamer" uieosr suseRelIt.
Die poliaei wirb bie 6a&e ndbsr
unteriu9en.