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The Washington times., 1906-05-31
CHILDREN ACCEPT
PRECEPTS OF FAITH
Confirmation Services at
Eighth Street Temple.
THE FEAST OF SHABoUTH
Services Conducted in an Interesting
Manner by Rev. Drs. Simon
and Stern.

Impressive ceremonies marked the oo-
servation Of the feast OF Shabouth yes
terday IN the Eighth Street Temple.
when twelve young people were con-
firmed by Rabbi Simon. Preceding the
service of confirmation the regular holi-
day service was held
The service was divided into three
parts. service of the scrolls, service OF
the flowers. and service Of the conse-
Grafton
Following the professional the class
sang the confirmation hymn and Miss
Gertrude Schmidt offered the opening
prayer. Albert Z. Steinem gave the
prayer before the ark, opening the ser
vice Of the scrolls. and Milton H. Fisch-
er. Norman Fischer. and Milton s.
Abel read the scroll. and at the con-
clusion Of this little ceremony the scroll
was crowned bv David Oettinger. Miss
Helene Hoffa made brief address On
The Significance Of the Day" in which
she outlined its importance in Bible hiss
tory.
The service Of the flowers was opened
with a bass solo, the aria from
Raphael followed by the floral prayer
imprcssfVely read by Miss Lillian Burn
stine. The confirmation class then sang
the floral hymn as its members deposited
floral offerings bearing appropriate
mOttos. Thelma Ullman took the Sig
nificance Of Memorial Day g the text
OF a shcrt address on Flowers for our
Heroes" and The Flowers OF Life
formed the subject for brief addresses
by Norman Fischer on Childhood" 3"
Milton Fischer on Youth" and Milton
Abel on Age"
This closed the service OF the flowers.
which was followed by the most i'm
pOrtant ceremony OF the day, the service
of confirmation After tenor solo.
''Our OF Heaven" Miss Emile Hillman
made an address to parents. and the
valedictory was read by Miss Sarah
Koenigsherger. After the singing OF
with Trembling Lips" the impressive
ceremony OF the profession OF faith was
performed. Dr. Abram Simon then
made an address 10 the class and con-
gregaticn and presented each OF the
twelve young people with Bibles He
then blessed the class and after the
closing prayer by Miss jennie Ruth
Rice. the service came 70 an end
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
NEW HOSPITAL STAFF
TO ASSUME DUTIES
Recently Chosen Officials for the Emer-
gency Will Be Installed To-
morrow Morning.

Tomorrow morning the new stan re-
Gently chosen for the Emergency Hos
pital Will be installed. DR.. Charles s.
White will assume the duties OF superin-
tendent. with Miss Orio Smith as head
nurse. DR.. White will have three ply
sicians as assistants.
DR. White IS n recent graduate OF the
George Washington University School
Of Medicine He has served three years
al the Emergency Hospital, and is wide
Iy known IN the medical profession.
Drs. Dallas Sutton, G.. l. Jones. and A
J. Sheep will compose the stan Of ply
sicians. They are all graduates Of the
George Washington University School OF
Medicine
Miss Smith succeeds Miss Irene Lenig
resigned
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
CALEB POWERS FUND
CONTINUES TO GROW
Subscription List to Raise Money for
Defense of Kentucky's Former Sec
retary of State Still Open.

The committee in charge of the move
ment 10 raise funds here for Caleb Pow
ers, former secretary Of state Of Ken
lucky. who is soon to have his fourth
trial in connection with the trouble that
resulted from the contest over the State
offices several years ago. announces
that the fund Will not be closed for sew
;eral days. in order that all who desire
TO do so may have an opportunity TO
contribute.
Clarence +. NOrment. president Of the
Central National Bank. custodian OF the
fund, is receiving the contributions sent
ihim by mall and IL is stated that per
tsonal ACCOMPLISHMENTS will be made
.by MIR. Powers of all subsCriptions.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
PICKPOCKETS PLY TRADE IN
WASHINGTON SUCCESSFULLY

Edward T. Peters. Of 3033 Fifteenth
street northwest. was robbed Of a 50 bill
and a United States Treasury check for
81. about o'clock yesterday morning
on a car in the Pennsylvania station
shed. Detectives O'Brien and Parham
are investigating the case.
While standing in line at the Marshall
Hall wharf TO purchase a ticket, II. w.
Elmore, of 7l2 Sixth street southwest. was
robbed Of his watch and chain which
he values at $50. Detectives Muller and
Cornwell are investigating he case.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
MAXINE FAYORS
BOMB THROWING
Would Assassinate Cars
Official Advisers.
RAISES MONEY FOR CAUSE
Declares Revolutionists Will Not Strike
Nicholas Personally as He Would
+ Make Humane Ruler e Not
- Ill Advised.

Declarations that the present form
Of the Russian government will be at
tackled eventually and overthroWn by
the Jews of that country. and that he
davors bomb-throwing and other forms
of political murder in order TO gain
freedom from the iron bonds Of perse-
cuticn, as made by Gregore Maxine, the
noted Russian revOlutiC mist, were heart
,ily applauded by several hundred per-
sons at Pythian Temple last night.
Mr. Maxime's lecture was given in
German After his audience had been
aroused over the indignities suffered
by the Jews of Russia. particularly in
the Caucasus. a sum OF several hun
dred dollars was subscribed 10 aid n'm
an spreading the revolutionary propa-
Uganda hrodghOut the world. in order
TO elicit moral sympathy and financial
help in the movement.
Date for Uprising Not Given.
Just when such a combined move
%nent against the government and forces
of the Car is contemplated, was not
divuIged by the speaker. but he de
clared it would be as soon as sufficient
funds and arms could be raised to
strike the proposed fatal blow.
after I have concluded my travels.
have taught the people of my race IN
the different nations OF the world of
the atrocities We are compelled to suf-
Ter. and have ELECTED their aid in ris-
ing against the power that holds us in
the yoke. expect 10 return 10 Russia. -
DE said.
This statement proved to be more or
less startling TO the audience. for all
instantly recalled that a muniicent
iprice had been set on MaXime's head,
dead or alive, by the Russian govern
-ment.
Would Not Kill Car.
In speaking of the throwing Of bombs
Rnd other forms of assassination, Max
sme declared that IL was not the pUr-
pose Of the revolutionists TO strike the
Car personally. but TO slay the gov
ernment officials who are responsible
for the condition Of the people
He is only a puppet in their hands. -
declared the speaker. "and If once the
people overthrow the present form of
government. the Gar would make a
humane ruler"
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frederick ]. Hening. 2s. Mary B.
Rankin, D.
William +. Huf1er. IS. Of Norfolk,
Va, Annie Cant. q.
Leon B. Atchison. p. Olive n. Schrier,
IS
Walter Coates. %. Mamie Sayles. IS.
George G. Brenton, 2s. Daisy NJ Bird
well. p. Of Manassas. Va.
Samuel A. Jackson, p, Harriet 2. Ad-
olson. IS, both OF Deanwood. D. C
Walter Cooper. %. Carrie Walker, %.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

County BSpt.st Association, at York,
Pa, recently.
Rev. DR.. A. A HObson. formerly Of
the First Baptist Church of Hyattsville,
Nd, will preach for the First Baptist
Church Of Allegheny, Pa, next Sun
day.
The executive board Of the Columbia
Association Of Baptist Churches had an
important and interesting business meet
ing last Monday evening.
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene, OF the
Calvary Baptist Church, reported the
serious Illness OF L. b. Curtis, long a
member OF that board.
Rev. William NJ. Nevins has resigned
his pastorate of the Grace Baptist
Church Of this city. and has received
and accepted call to prominent
church in Texas.
Rev. William d. Whiteside, OF Baiti-
more. supplied the First Baptist Church
Of Hyattsville. Md, last Sunday.
At present the Brooklyn, d. c., Bap-
tist Church. is without a pastor. but is
being supplied by Baptist ministers
from the District.
Rev. Dr. Samuel II. Greene, Of Calvary
Baptist Church; Gen. w. s. ShalIen-
berger, and 5. w. Woodward, esq, of
this city, We're in attendance upon the
annual May meetings of the Home and
Foreign Mission boards ana Publication
Society. held at Dayton, Ohio. The con-
tributiOns for benevolent purposes dur
ing the year past amounted TO about 81 -
10000 Many interesting reports We're
made ~ missionaries situated in foreign
countries; and among the most interest
ing speakers was the converted Russian
baron, IN the relation OF his Christian
experience and subsequent labors among
his people in Russia
General Shallenberger was elected
president Of the Home Mission Society,
and Mr.. Woodward first vice president
Of the Foreign Mission Board
Rev. Weston Bruner. pastor Of the
Fifth Street Baptist Church, OF this
city, preached the baccalaureate sermon
at the Washington College, lexington,
last Sunday, at p. m, 10 a large and
attentive assemblage, consisting of the
ladies of the institution and a number
of friends. including parents Of the
young ladies.
The sermon was very interesting and
ing many good points, taking for his
topic You will now come into your
kingdom" and discussing the same un-
der three heads: The social kingdom
the moral kingdom. AID the kingdom
The Rev. DIR. Menefee. president of the
college, read the scripture lesson, and
the invocation was offered by the Rev
DIR. j J. Muir. The music was suita bic
and fitting to the occasion
This college seems to be one Of the at
fractions, and one Of the leading frsti-
tutions Of the kind In the Capital City.
from the president of the college and
his estimable wife.
Order c. & S. Famous Velvet Kind.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
ITEMS OF MUCH INTEREST
TO BAPTISTS OF DISTRICT
Pulpits Supplied and Business Meetincs
of Importance Held at the
Various Churches.

Rev. Dr. J. J, Muir, OF the Temple
Baptist Church. Of this city, delivered
the annual address before the York
County Baptist Association, at York,
Pa, recently.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
Protection for Your valuables.

Place your valuables in a safe deposit
box in fire and burglar proof vaults OF
Union Trust Co, 14l4 +. Rented, s. yr.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
BENNING CLUB GIVES
A COUNTRY BALL

The Benning Club. a popular social
organization, gave a country ball a;
Seat Pleasant Tuesday evening. II
was decided success.
Remember G. & S. Pure Ice Cream,
Velvet Kind is excellent. Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

All Grades of New Mattresses Made
to order; old ones remade at small cost.
L T. Jones, 633 II St NV.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

V. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, ora 9Th st.
ALI anthracite coal. summer prices
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
$500 Frederick, Keedysvine Cfo- Antie.

tam Hagerstown and return. June 3,
From Baltimore & Ohio Station. S a. m
Returning leave HagerstOwn 8. Keedys-
vile $50, Frederick ,. N. same day
Splendid opportunity for country outing.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

Order c. & S. Famous Velvet Kind.
-purest. richest Ice Cream. Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

Rev. DR.. A. A. HObson. formerly of
the First Baptist Church Of Hyattsville,
Nd, will preach for the First Baptist
Church Of Allegheny, Pa, next Sun
day.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

Rev. William NJ. Nevins has resigned
his pastorate of the Grace Baptist
Church Of this city. and has received
and accepted call to a prominent
church IN Texas.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

The executive board of the Columbia
Association Of Baptist Churches had an
important and interesting business meet
ing last Monday evening.
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene, OF the
Calvary Baptist Church. reported the
serious Illness OF L. b. Curtis, long a
member OF that board.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31
WoMAS CAPTURES BURGLAR
WITH HATPIN AS WEAPON

NEW YORK. May SL-Holding his
hair with one hand and with the other
threatening 10 stab him with a hat pin.
Mrs. Morris BenaCh, OF 26 West ll6th
street. detained a burglar until police
man arrived
The prisoner said he was joseph
Miller, He was locked Up.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

Rev. William d. Whiteside, Of Baiti-
more. supplied the First Baptist Church.
Of Hyattsville. Md, last Sunday.
The Washington times., 1906-05-31

At present the Brooklyn, d. c., Bap-
tist Church. IS without pastor but is
being supplied by Baptist ministers
from the District.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-22
Fourth Of July Celebration.

On account OF the Fourth Of JAY TIE
Atlantic Coast Line vii SCI, t'kr''
from any point on the system 10 ~"
points in territory south Of the o' ID
and Potomac and east Of the M.'''-
,rppi rivers Oncluding St Lonl'h Tor
one and one. third frs'.c,aS' 'Ar''.
Tickets will be on sale July 2Id, "d
and 4th; final limit, July sd t''
Their information will be- Furnished -
Atlantic Coast Line agents or "
FRANK c. BoYLsroN, District Pd'''"'
.-r Agent, 1873 West Bay street. jazz
sOnville. Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-22
HOW GlLLEN GOT THERE.
Col, Chubb Explains How a Demo.
crat Was Appointed as Postmaster.

COL Chubb Explains How Demo.
crat Was Appointed as Postmaster.
Hon Henry :. Chubh, receiver OF
tie United states land Q .i,e, chairman
10 the For "a State Contra E1-cu.
: "r Comm ',,e. and or" - the most
wisely huown and most ,ui!ue4 tial Re.
pubIcsns in Florida, who has just re.
turned from an important official visit
to Washington, has explained how it
happened that Hon Guy Gillen,
state Senator from Columbia county
and a good Democrat, received the ap.
poin,ment as postmaster at Lake City,
announcement OF which was made
through The Associated Press on Tues
day,
There were three card dates, all Re.
YGb.cans, OF course, for the position
While in Washington Col. Chu6b,
realizing the existing contention be.
tween these candidates, one OF whom
is the present incumbent, looked over
tie endorsements Of the various cam
didstes, when he found conditions not
satisfactory to the Republican leaders,
The pcstotfice department did not de.
sire to reappoint the present incum-
bent Of the Lake City pos'mast'r'hlp
and there were apN1reu, objections 10
the other candidates.
In orter to avoid certain 1t .ticnlne1
in 'aa Republican orGhw2N'!'u, Cot
ChuNh consulted with senator ENna.
fsrro and Congressman Ozark ot me
second District as u lh- selection ~ "A
suitable and reliable party Tor this sp'
pointment. These gentlemen recon-
mended Mr. Glllen, whereupon Col.
Chubb went TO the postot'ice depart
ment and recommended that Mr. Gil
lens name be sent TO the senate tor
confirmation,
I Ever since Cnla Chuhb has held the
responsible aud sometime trying posi-
ton OF Chairman Of the State Central
! Committee, he has exercised lut'u"u-
tial DO yer, because he has used The
utmost d secretion aud care in recon
mending men Of the highest integrity
and character in their respective com
muntie-, for Uostmasters aud othe
positions, and upon several occasions
whenever he felt it 10 the best inter
eat. Of the people to be Effected, III
ha. recommended the appointment q
! Democrats
And that IL how Guy Gilleu got th'
postnastership OF Lake City under
Republican administration
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-22
THE OAK HALLS
LOST TO OCALA
nafeated by One Run, After al
Exciting Ten-Inning Gam.
eoys WE'RE IN FINE SHAPE

eot They Met Their Match in the
Brick City Team, When It Came to
eflciency-Game Largely Attended
and Contest Was Interesting,
The Oak Halls baseball team, recent.
" reorganized here, returned Thurs
Isv from Ocala, where, on "Wednesday
s,terpoon, they we're defeated in
close and exciting ten.inning game by
the boys OF the Brick City
The Oak Halls took strong team to
Ocsla. They went with the in,en'i.o
O, winning, il such thing was posi-.
HE. and it may be said that it was not
their fault il they lost by this one ran.
as they worked hard enough, and it
reouired an extra inning TO tell who
was master Of the situation
Tie score WAS eight to seven IN
favor of the Ocala boys. 1t was a gam
hard fought and we'll played on bo'k
sides. At the end Of the ninth the
teams stood seven to seven, but in the
tenth the Ocala boys managed to get N
a run, while the University City boys
failed to toe the home plate, making
the victory for Ocala.
The Ocals people turned out largely,
and the contest was pleasant snd
friendly one throughout. The people
Of the Brick City, true to their rep.
1tation, treated their visitors with
all the cordiaIity and hospitality Tor
which they are noted, and our boys
returned a disappointed but content
"a set.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-22
Filler weNAN RELEASED.
Arraigned Before Judge Mason, or
Charge of Accessory to Murder,

Charge of Accessory to Murder.
Willie Filler, the colored woman "Ao
wa, arrested at High SPRING ana
brought to this city upon a cbarg" o'
accessory in the murder Of her husband
by sam Hall q few days ago, note" o.
which appeared in The Sun, has been
arraigued in Judge Mason's court, anc
Notwithstanding that many witnesses
were summoned and testified, the
court could not find sufficient ry''
aence TO connect the woman win ih'
crime, and discharged her.
The woman was represented ~ ~
,orney Robert + Dav'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
6enufreiae uGannbduier"
Doritellun9
Snrd bic sabase Spera 60. tut Gmslib Opera Sonie
Sas Sams BITS SUM Iestem Nlase sefitat.
6eute 2lbeno Die DaIfiire" .

@or ausbsrtauftem 9auie er6fnete
setern Nbsno Die Senrp %. Sabaee
gneliib @rnnb Opera 80. ibr heute gu
gnos tOmmsnoss @afipiel i'm gngliib
Opera Souie nit Der en,oagii9sn 0ors
fteQung bon Ridarb Wagners v8ann'
bduier". Die Rapeae birisirte 5err
%. g. Emanuel.
Sas treffli9 balancirte aus geoieges
men WuRtern auiammeneefeBte Or&e-
Her intonirte bic bsrrlihe Sannbduisr.
Ouoertiire um puntt 8 ubr. Die
bsrrlide 2ompoRtion tpurbs In bollen-
better Weiie seipielt, bod erliit Der
goqesnuB Der Wlsiifsrleiffuna etwas
ginbuBe our9 bas NOD fortpabreno
eintrefenoe publifum.
Die Srombonen.paf bss Muit=
tperfes tpurben uanoerbar tpiebsrgs-
seben, uno selan9ten 3u iiberpdltIgen.
Der Wirfung. Der BeifaG bss Yublis
tums pubte ben Witslieoern Der Ras
pele uno ibrsm Sirisentsn sere9t gu
peroen.
Gin punberbar i6bnss Bib bot bic
S3ene als Der Worbang iiber benz eritsn
4tt In bic b6be rauidte. Sannbduier
(6err Nc2enman unb Usnus SRI.
Rita Newman) i'm 0enusber9e ums
gsber bon @uirlanben. Srd9erinner
,eissno, bic padsnoe grwa8unssisens.
paren boa bramatiI9sr Wu9t.
8eibe Rtinftler tparen treffi9 BEL
Gtimme. Was benz S9luB. Duett be.
ionbsrs ersreifsnoe Witfung CAB, ma,
bas trefflt9e 3uiammenfpiel Der bsioer
9iinftlsr. Die susite Sssne ssiets bas
ionnenburaslhbts Sbal milf Der fOlsen
Wartburg I'm 6inter. unb bsm Wnrisn'
S9rein i'm 0orbergrunb.
Die ibpaii9s gr0fnungs-Nrie be-
9irtsntnabsn (Jrl. Matbiloe WeB) ir
9ontraffptrtung nit benz einoruds.
bolen pilgerdor bertbrten ben S6rel
md9tig, ebenio bie Wisbsrertsnnunes
Ssene NIT ben Winnefdn9ern. Sdufl
tpurbsn bic 3ub6rer 3u geifal bor oife
ner Ssene bingerihen.
SIN 3weiten gtte, Der I'm prunt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
@S9entliaer 8etterberidjt.

Der erfs tpb9entli9s 8eri9t III bon
Der Snoiana-Seetipn bes Wetterbureaus
ausgeaeben uorben. Na9 bemielben
berridte tudbreno Der lebten Wo4e cine
ungem6bnlide hobe 9empsratur. Die
mdrmfen Sage maren Der 4. unb Der
z. Npril. mo bas 8bermotnstsr in allen
8beilen bes Staatss bon SO bis @rab
3eiste. Resen fieI am A.. 5. unb g.;
i'm centralen, fioIi4en unb fabweitli.
den 8beils bss Gtaates beirus Der @e-
senfau etmas tber l 3oq, i'm Noroen
unb Shboifen ettuas tueniser als einen
3ol.
Der Beri6t i9Iiebt 3ablen tib.r ben
eaatenfanb aus. bei&dfti9t fi9 ieboG
bafar um 10 ein9ebenber nit BEN
@etter.
Den Winter 1905-1906 Ibeaei9nel
Der Beri&t als einen rDfenen Winter"
Der Wonat De3smber mar ungem6bn;
LID marin; bic nieorisfe Semperatu,
i'm State mar l @rab unter 3ero.
Mu& Der Sanuar 3ei@nste F9 burd
miIoes @etter aus; TIM Jebruar tpa,
bas Wetter uneefdbr normal. ent.
fpra4 alfo ben nod ben Beoba9tuneer
Der lebten 96 Sabre fefgeRellter
Dur&f&nttts. .9emperaturen u. I. 10.
Der Wdr3 bagegen mar Der fdltef'
Mcnat lett 1884; au& Der S&neefal
NOR bebeutenb bSber als In Urgent
einem Nonat Wdr3 In ben Iesten q
Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
S@atttmrnett
OeS
Sitoiette SmrmperetnS
attt @onntag Mbeno,
%. April 1906.
Geime neme 8erbamSlmrs tn
@as=Yro3sR.

Na9ri9ten bon Chicago 3ufofge bal
bas Der. Staaten Circuit. @eridt ftir
Berufunsen eine no&maIies gsbanb-
lung bss goniumsrs @as.8ruf Co..
Yro3eHes bsrpeigert.
BsfanntIi4 uar bor sinieer 3eit BIZ
gntf4eibung bes Ri3tsrs Bafer in,
Ser. Staten Gifritts. s.@sridt bier.
islbif bonn @ireuit'@ '@eri9t In @bicagr
gu @unfsn Der eiabt aufgeboben
,poroen.
gDie berlautet, tperben bie Mnudlts
bes Rldgers 8rpan 6. Auinbp, eines
AftiOndrs Der @asseislf9aft, mel9s,
bur9 istne 2lage bic Staot perbinberu
uollte, bas gisentbum ieiner @eiel.
f1aft an3ufaufen. nunmeSr Berufunq
bel benz Gupreme.@ @sri9t einlegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Soften Der StaSt=@erpnltmng

Sie BEL benz fatifiiI9sn Bureau bes
Stant.s Snoiana singsrsidten 8eri9te
tiber bic Rofen Der Dsrnaltuns Der
etabt SnbianapOlis srgsbsn, baB bic
@siammt.g .ginnabmen ftir bas Sabr
1905 bie summs bon $2,027, ,067. .O2
gssen cine @efammt Iusgabe bon
81, ,772. 1885 betruesn. mas Elm
Webr on ginnabmen bon 1854, 307.4
sreiebt.
Su benz Beri4t fino nod folgenbe
intersfante 3ablen entbalten:
gertb bes Heuerpfli9tissn giaen.
tbums $148,176. 700 ausfebenbe
Bombs $2,585.8OO, ausRebeabe 5or.
berungsn $71, ,403.75, S&uloen
50, ,58l. .266.54.
Die Stsuerrate FIR 1905 betrua:
gsneralsGonb 81 6ents, StIgunas.
JOno 2 Gents, Sdulfonb 81 Gents,
ale anbsren 5onbs 2 @snts, 3uiamm.n
$1.42.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Bonn Wssser=1aa.

Die untsriuduns gegen gbef Wsb-
ger iit mod ni9t bsenoet. Die @rOBs
gef9uorsnsn i9einen bieielbe nit alIer
8rhnoIi9teit bornstmen gu ipollsn,
ba geifern 3susen oernommen iuurben.
tuel9e tibsr Wsb9er's angebIi9e Wib-
banolung bon @sfaugsnsn au Der 3eit
als er Sheriff BON Warion @ounip
mar, ausiagsn ma9tsn.
Bon iresnb elmer Settle batten bic
@roB.@si6worensn bic SnformatiOn
er5alten, baB Der pOliss:-@bsf f& f9on
als Sheriff bisielbsn llebertretungen
fsiner gmts9ewaIt gu S1uloen fommen
lieb, weesn ueI4er iebt bie unterin'
dung 9esen ibn i9webt.
Was Die 3su9en ausfa9ten, wiro
nur in bsm GalI bstannt ssgebsn tper-
ben, usnn bic gei9morsnen tsinen
@runo sur grhe6una elmer Mnflaae
qssen Wesgsr finben iolten. Cine Der
geitsrn DernOmmensn 3eusen mar bic
MairOne i'm gOuntp.g .gefdnanib. Grau
gliiabetb Wbiteman, bie ibre etelIung
I4on au Wsbsers 3etten. .inne bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Gin wadersr Seutfder Waan
Bon benz Cob ab5erufen.


Im Wittwo9 Jriib Tim $3.50 u1r
ffarb in feiner @obnung, yfo. BIB
Of Stem Yorf StraBe, Ssrr Grana
SOispb 8Osbm i'm Ilisr bon rs Sa5rtn
unb 6 Wonaten. Serr Boebm folgte
benz Sobe feiner 9sbensgefdbrtin, nit
Der er Dor 18 Wlonaten Die 8olbene
5o43eit feierie, iebr i8nea i'm Sobs
nod. Sn 8ielau, Osifereia.
ae6oren, tpanberte Serr Bosbm nit
camille na9 amerita i'm Sabre 1885
aus unO lieB ii9 in Seras nieber, erif
i'm Sabre 1893 fam er na9 Snoianu,
pplis. moielbH er ieitbsr uobnte unb
no er f9 audi bur9 ieinen aufridti zen
osutf9en gbnrafter unb bur9 iein be.
i4eioenes WeIen sinen grObsn Treuns
oesfreis ertuarb, bic ale ben Soo beg
tpadsren altsn 0srrn aufs Siefite be,
oauern. Serr Soebm mar elm eifrises
Wiieliso Der Warien Rirde uno uiro
sr aud bon bieIer 3ir9e am Greitas
Na9mitta9 bsifattst tperoen. 9ln Dem
Sarge trausrn 6 srpa6iens 2inbsr TN,
ben Sooten, Der ibnen fets Elm liebss
boiler Batter mar uno osK.n Inbsntsn
ihnen ii.ts bsilig iein mirb.