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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
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@runbbauer, mas lit oenn nit gu9
lose $40 babt Sbr benin guren
S9merbaua gelahsn9" 9ranos
bauer: Den BAT iest mein Sohn, Der
Stuoent!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20

&tn Yadst MamasM sOisin
fit eimem Solar frei.

Gun xuapafet fur einen Dollar Der WdnnsNfe0iiin
at. fret 5u bejiebeu. tUeuu man ~uGc1frogt Huo ole
%OreGe dn9ie6t. Sieie WfanHsN scBiu giebt
.SbHeH nofmals Den Spruoel ilgeuolihen @llds
SeH Bulls uuo oas 3ittern phhfften @obIbehdaens:
&c Habt ben @GuH mduuGr3Ieib, Misunderstanding uno
mluueSItarf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
Gnropaii6s Uadridtsn.
Yropins GSrauoenburg.

Berltn. Ote1er 2Gge poueHpe1e
Der 9ebeime Sufti3rdtb Yrofehor Or.
Gilbert 6rieori4 Serner, Der @ltmsi'
tier Der beutf9en Strafre9tspihens
fGaft. bas 81. 2ebensjabr. @r 1T
nab Dem in Stuttadrt lebenben Gil
idbrigtn @ouarp 3euer Der dlteite 2ebz
rer Der bieiigsn uniOeriitGt. Seit
1914 sebDrt er Der Sriebri9 Wil=
belmsz ~llniperIitGt on. = Sn ben Gu<
beftanb g~etreten lit nit 81 Sa5ren Der
Ypli3eibdup!mann SuBner, Der BON
ben 80 Sabren, Die err i'm Sienite Der
YoliSei ftdnb, 20 8oriteber bes 10.
@sbiers mar, 81 Dem AUDI elm She'll
bes i9tpierigen S9eunenpiertels ses
bort. 6duptmdnn Sllbner ertparb ii9
i'm beuti9zfran5Off3en &riege bus
@iierne &reu5. = @or turaem eri9oB
Der aus Wien 5usereiite Se6niter
@tFelD srit feline Srau unO banu ii4
felbft. Sas Gbepaar nal in tinem
9otel in Der aDniggrdBeritrabt Ill
G6geItieoen. = On MlfobolDergiftung
lit Der AZ Sabre alte Ppitiaon Qlbert
.3eibler aus Der &lsinen 6amburger>
itrdbe II geitOrben. Schiller bate bers
drtige Mengen bon @ltobol gu ii3
gsnommen, bab er ben @irtungen bes
Sites erlag. Die 2ei9e puroe BON
Der Yoli3ei bei6ldgnabmt uno mad
benz S3aubuuIe gebra9t. = SIN
Sauie Sloenburgerftr. q t~letterte Der
fiinfjdbrige Sobn &obert bes @r6eiz
tiers SGnts, tpG6reno feline Mutter
einem 9eiu9er Die Sbiir Offnete. aus
Dem 9ett auf bas Seniterbrett, I'm
bur9 bas ge0ffnete Senfter auf ben
Sof gu bliden. Der unbepa9te &nabs
perlor bds 9lei9gepi9t uno itiir5te
bier Gtodmsrte tief auf ben 9of bin
ab. Gr mar fpfort tobt. = Die 2ei6e
bes bieiigen @ilbbGnblers grbentrdut,
Der Spif9en Segel uno SegelOrt pon
einem 0ampfer aus in ben See
fprang, lit BEL Safelperber dngez
f6pemmt ~porben. bar9
GrI9ieben periibte auf benz 8drtbolos
mdustir9bOf Elm unterOfficier bes 172.
Snfanterie : Regiments, in benz ipGter
Der 6oboiit S9miebtde ermittelt
ipurbe. Die urid9e bes SelbItmOrbe5
1T ni9t betannt geporben.
0otsbdm. Sur9 einen Stur3
bonn pferbe lit Der 2eutnant i'm bic
fiaen @drbes Sdgers Battalion Treiherr
@Dler b. 3~apensburg perungliidt, Der
gum militGriIGsn 9eneIungsbeim na4
8iefentbul commanbirt lit. S9per=
berlebt tpurbe er bon Pahantsn mad
Der na6eeelegenen @i1a 8enba IN Bic
fentbul gebra4t.
Grfner. @uf benz bon benz ndbsn
sS~latenIee mad Der Spree fiibrenben
@orflutberdben bate fi6 infolge ftars
fen Ha6tfroftes cine gissede sebilbet.
Ser feds Sabre alte taubItumms
epbn Grnft bes @rbeiters 2ucSinsfi,
in Der Srisbri9ftrabe bierielbft tpobn'
bait, betrat bas Sis unb BRAD elm.
Der llnfaG purbs leioer nidt iofort
bemerft, unb 10 fanb Der &nabe in ben
WeQen bes 8er6inoungsfanals ieinen
Sob.
&ebrtgt. gu Spoe geidleift
purbe Der 8ibner Serb. S6umunn
bon bier, Der ii9 nit ieinem Suhrz
merle bon Stprfotp duf Dem 9eimtpege
befdnb. Gr mar bon feinem SiB
binabgefa1sn, nit einem SUB Oben
bdngen geblieben unb fonnte ii9 ni6t
pieber aufri9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
Troptu3 9fprensen.

&0nigsberg. ueberfdlen uno
erito9en purbe Der BEL benz bieitgen
SberprGiibenten dngeitellte Oiener
Otto 9Opfner. Gr mar in gegleituns
speier Sreunbe auf Dem Na6bauie;
neg bon Dem am BergpluB selesenen
Gafe Gtublemmer nd9 benz 2obgdr;
ter Martt gu, ais er unb Die beioen
Sreunbe, ettpa in Der Ndbe Der &olle>
sienitrdBe, Dor brei i6nen entgegenz
fpmmenben unbetdnnten WGnnern
obne ieben Mnlab anserempelt unb in
Streitigteitsn geaogen puroen. IS
fam babel gu Sbdtli9feiten, in beren
8erlauf 9Dpfner BON einem Der nntes
tounten bur9 spei Meferiti6e in Die
Ger5gegenb berlebt unb auf Der Stele
eet0btst tpuroe. Seitens Der 9pli3ti
lit elm biefiger &enner als Der S6Gter
ermittelt unp bereits ber6aftet poroen,
na6oem er bon einem 3eueen Der
Shat Der poliaeibebOrbe nambaft gez
ma9t porben mar.
Brdunsberg. Se bidman@
tene 9o65eit fpnnte bus i'm epung.
Martinsitift tpobnenb. @rbeiter 4ebz
,bergf4e Ghepaar bege6en. Der friiz
6ere 8rotberr Der 2ebberg'f6en @bez
leute, Der 8eiiber bon Hegitten, bate
Die Wdssn unb gum SsiteRen 8raten,
Wein unb SUDDEN gefpenbet.
@olbdp. 8oriiberdebenbe FAM
ben Dor benz 9elfridf9en 9aufe in
Der @rabenitrabe ben &lsmpnsr Ger
mann stephan beiinnunsslos am
8oben liegen. Stephan bate aui
Dem Oa9e bes 9elfri9f6en !0auiss
cine 8%eparatur por5unebmen, urb III
iebenfdus bon benz 9a6e dbaeitiirat
M0gli6 aud, baB stephan bon Der
am 6duie angelteatrn 2eiter terua.
tereefauen lift. Der @erunaliidt.
tuurbs ndd benz &rantenbauie ae.
bra6t. tpo Der MrSt einen S4Gbel-
brud %eonftatirts.
Snfe. prG5eptor WinaenborI
feierte bas ieltene Jeft Der %golbener
!9D95eit. Oas Shbelpddr erfreut lid
nod beIonberer fOrperliber pie seiiti.
ger Stride.
2abtau. 8eim 6ol5fl0ben er.
eisnete ii9 auf Der Sour bon biel
/! na6 Sapian in Der Ndhe bes Srts'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
NOT A REAL DEVIL.
I cunt Won Taucnback. u German Dcic-
gate 10 tho Moroccan conference.
speaks.

AlGcCirHs l'ch 6.--Couut Won Tattcn-
bach. the German minister to Portucal
and the second of the delegates OF
Germany to the Moroccan conference
and III" Marquis Nisconti Vcnosta. ~
head of the Italian mission to the con-
ference figure in Incidents Tonight
which show GermanN's desire to avoid
rupture with France and tho nou-
tral powers desire to maintain Fu-
ropcan peace. The count who W. :
chatting with the wives of the am
baSsadors remarked:
u have been painted is a sort of
devil throughout This Moroccan affair
one Of the ladies replied that If
people could see him in his present
amiable mood it would remove such an
UntaVorablo impression.
perhaps so" answered the count,
bat this legend has become so firmly
iiNcd that / fear history Will picture
mo with horns"
Just after this Countess Won Tdttcn-
bach passed hoy autograph album. in
which she was taking the signatures Of
the ambassadors 10 tho Marquis Nis-
cont! Nonosta, who leads in tho effur; =
OF tn" neutral powers to effect a recon
citation. lie took the album ANA wrote
in Latin the following:
peace on earth To mon Of good viii
The marquis passed this pacific in
scription to Count Won Tattcnbach.
who Srimly smiled his approVal
This glimpse behind the scenes gives
the keynote ia the present efforts to
reconcile the Franco-German relations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
MIDWINTER WEDDING.
Dakota Lawyer Comes to Yer
mont for His Bride
1. =. a. Cherry or sioux Falls and Miss
Louie Palmer OF This city Married
at 81. paWl's Tuesday
Morning.

l.. :. G.. Cherry of Sioux Fails. s -.
and Miss Louie Palmer. daughter Of
Judge G. $. Palmer. were married Tues
day morning 1T eleven o'ClUck at 81. Paul :
Church III tho presence of a large com
pdnN of society people. over l,Un invita-
tions were issued for tn. ceremony but
owing To the fact that Mr.. Cherry and
Miss Palmer have for years lived in the
far West 1t was Impossible for many of
their friends to attend. THIS did not
prevent them from showing their kindly
feelings, as was evidenced by the great
variety of beautiful gifts consisting of
gold, silver, old brass, linen and many
other costly presents.
ST Paul's Church was decorated with
palms ard cut flowers. although no
eiohoratc design had been planned. The
bridal party, composed OF the lShcrs.
hr David Manson ard NJ. l.. Powell 1.-The
matrun of honor. MrS Hiram T.. Ross of
Minneapolis d. sister of the bride, and
tN" bride. accompanied 10y her father.
who gave her away, proceeded down the
""uior aisle to the altar. where they
we're met by the groom and best man.
Harry II. Greene. The Episcopal service
WAS pronounced by Dr 6. Y Bliss
Previous TO the wedding q. y. Hun
chorstcr at St pauls, rendered the fol
lowing programme on the pipe organ:
Cffcrtoire ......,................... Read
Melody ..........,,....,.......... Nnlnlidg".
Easter March....,.............. l'laE l"r.
McudelsSohn'S wedding march played
as tn" bridal party approached til" altar
and he wedding march from Lohcucrin
was rendered as they left the church.
The bride was eowned in a handsome
imported creation of light blue silk, ON
brodcrcd with silver aud gold Shc
carried shower boquct of lllirs Of tn"
valley. sent from Thorley's in New Nork
and wore a picture hat. The ulad-oi-
honor wore An imported gown ct blue
fio,l she'll rink roses.
The gift OF the groom to the bride was
a diamond pendant ana the favors for
the ushers were valuable stick pins
At the close Of the ceremony tho bridal
party went 10 Dorn's cafe where we'd
Cherry left for y southern trip. after
which they will 20 to SiuuX Fails To- rc-
side. The groom is u well known attorney
IN Sioux Falls, having made an onviahle
record for himself since hS admission to
tie bar. The greater p.uliou OF Miss
Vermont hut in spit" of that fact she
has q wide circle of friends here vino will
extend their best wishes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

scheduled for the event which had
aroused much interest because of the
rarity OF such an occurrence i'm this
climate in tho season which the cal
cndur dcsignates rs the middle of win
ter
Miss Helen e. Lyman. daughter OF
Elias Lyman. unr Of the directors of
the company. was 10 have broken a
bottle of champagne on the bow Of
the steamer and chr~tcued her "ri-
cordcroga" just as the hun com
mcnced its descent into tho water This
event will now be deferred until mora
Favorable weather conditions prevail.
The vessel might have been launch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

lis, especially mares, broken to harness.
and then before purchasing | would drive
iAem and ascertain whether they pos
Sessed the life, ambition ana trappy quail
tics or the Morgan. would never breed
"a lazy dull-mettled marc. There is no
horse produced to-day that outsnis in
the market the horse with uapuN. high
action. unless it he the ON" possessing
extreme speed
Ben Franklin. l.auibertus ana Allen
were 1G-hand horses of 100 pounds weight
thar had inherited Ia" Morgan traits.
l.ach possessed spe"d with that hich
action at present commanding such n
hieh price. Franklin and I.smhcrtus loft
many descendants in Vermont. Allen
WAS bred ny the late Herbert Brainord
of st. Adams. His dam was AN inbred
Morgan, while his sire. Star Ethan.
" son of Daniel Lambert was
from mare descended from the Nor
gan Allen was strongly bred in the Nor
gan lines. Allen WAS sold To {. y. Lar
rance and taken to his Montana breeding
rancl whore he has very likely left de-
Siabl" descendants. Mr. Larrabee also
bought jubilee de Janctte. by Jubilee
lambert. d"u, Lady de Jarncttc. the
famous Show mare.
The Morgan Horse company Of Dundee
llL' mas been breeding Morsans for about
70 wears. How wei or successfully am
unable to say.
What is your opinion "r the stations
mentioned recently in the Free Press?
Cen. Gates. the only ono | have seen.
is horse Of nigh finish and fair action;
hut should desire more s2c Mr.. Bat
ion values him 50 highly that this horse
would probably be out Of tho question.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
NINE NEGROES BURNED.
tHuIh in an Isolated House Accidents
ally Fired b.! II hiId.

Baltimore. Feb. An isolated
small frame house near the village of
Curtis Bay, Anne Arundel county. was
burned early to-day. Nine colorcd per
sons were burned To death, only one
of the inmates escaping alive. When
tho ncighbors arrived the house was
a pit" of smoking debris and when tn"
bodies Wor" recovered nothing hut the
charrcd bones of the victims were left
According to the survivor, the fire was
caused by one of the younger children
who got up to stir the fire in the
chimney place and accidentally scat
tered Goals ON the floor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
WEDDING AT SALT LAKE.
I lent ROydcB Bcchc. formerly Of Bur-
iingtOn. and Niss Sara Park Married.

The following interesting notice is
taken from II Salt Lake city paper of
last Wednesday,:
st. puul'S Church was the scene of
brilliant military wedding last even
ing. tn" bride being Miss sara Reid
Park and tho groom Lieut. Roydon
Beebo Of the Goth infantry. The church
was tast"fully decorated. two immense
American flags being fcstooncd so as
to form background in the chancol.
with ev"rgreens. smilax ANA white car
nations strung at, the altar rail. while
between tho windows were drapcd
flags ana tie regimental colors An
orchestra from tho post rendered a
musical programme. Preceding the
bridal party were four scrGcants bear
ing th" gudons of the regiment As
they reached the chanccl the Iohon-
grin wedding march was played ana
the bridal party entered. first the
ushors. Lieut.. Paul Gallehcr and Robert
Park. vino Were met at til" altar by
the Rev. Charles f.. Perkins. the groom
and best man, Lieut.. Il. :. Rifenerick
Following the ushcrs came the brides
maids, Miss Clara Smith aud Miss Claire
Soulc of Los Angeles, who wore dainty
gowns Of white net over nile green
t"Hcta and carried bouquets of pink
LA Franc" roses. Miss Mabel Baum of
Denver was maid Of honor and was also
goWncd in green and white and car
ri'd ~ shower of marEucrites The
bride followed ON the arm Of her
brother, Hugh Park. and was very
beautiful in gown of white satin.
made princess, with yoke and elbow
sleeves of Irish point race. Her long
tull" veil was caught with sprays of
orange blossoms and her bouquet was
shower of bride roses. After the
ceremony tho orchestra played Men
delSsOhu'S wedding march and as the
guests left the church THE Flower
Song from Faust The members Of
the bridal party were then entertained
at an informal dinner at the home of
the brides mother Mrs. Hugh Park.
"'rhc bride is numbered among the
beautiful and accomplished members
of the younger set and is d graduate
Of stanford University. Lieut. Becbc
is one of the most popular of the
younger officers at the garrison"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
REFLECTIONS or \ BACHELOR.

When "A mans married his children be-
gin; and there is where his money ends.
There is nothing that can explode thcor-
les ike getting married and trying ia
run a house.
horit/ money they think thoy worked too
hard To get it.
It's mistake /" swear h. fore people
who don't know enough about it to un-
dorStand wha You mean by IT,
1t would he tcrihlc modification To
woman to be carried Off in am amhul-
ancc II she hadn't got ON her h. ST
clothes. New York t'roSs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fcY
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+, J. CHENEY l. CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known +. j. Che.
ney for the last Is years, and believe him per.
fcctly honorable in all business transacticsl;
aad financially able to carry out any obiiga
lions made by their firm.
VEST q rRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @
YAIDINe, KINNAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
Pists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure stake n internally ,xctinl
!irectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
he system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by ~
Druggists. 1sstimoninls free.
>Hsll's Faulty Pills are the best.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
LIBERTY IN COURT.
nnuth burlington Man WIN Probably
60 10 Rutland for los Days.

\ South Burlington alteration resulted
Tuesday in the conviction Of Henry
Liberty on a charge of breach Of the
peace and he will probably spend the
next los days in the House Of Correc-
tior. that being the alternate sente Ace
which it is expected he will have to
serve because of the lack of money with
which to pay the fine and costs.
I.ipSty was arrested because OF an
alleged assault upon James H. Dolan,
il being claimed that Liberty struck Do
Ian n terrific blow in tho face, breaking
his nose. Liberty was before Justice J.
II. Mao omber Tuesday and IL was an
uounced by States Attorney sheridan
that Dolan was stiIl in the hospital LIB
rtN pleaded guilty and was Gncd sl5
and costs of S90J
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
Fountain Pens
at FREE PRESS STORE
CLUBBING LIST.
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Low Rates 10 One Address,

The Weekly FREE PRESS can be oh,
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necessary correspondence we VIII state
that after the subscription has begun
notice OF d change OF address. or ANYTHING
concerning the receipt of the nlher ucriod
icals, should be sent directly TO In. Office
of that periodical. The Weekly FREE
PRESS and any one OF the followirs
periodicals will be sent to any one addrcss
tor one year at the prices annexed;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
LAUNCHING POSTPONED.
TO" Much Ice In Shelburnc hay for the
steamer TicOn,ierO.a

The intense cold weather of the past
few days interrupted the plans for
the launching by the Champaign Trans
portation company of the new steamer
Hicondcroea at Sholburne harbor yesterday
afternoon. Two o'clock was the hour
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

Lieut.. Beebc is a son of Mr. ana Mrs
Charles l.. Becbe of this city and will
be pleasantly remembered here. After
graduation from the university in the
class OF 1900 hc was appointed lieu
tenant in the army and since his re
turn from the Philippines, where he
served two years, he has been stationed
at Fort Douglas. Utah.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Eleu, MS, Feb. 5,--Butter firm at
- cents pound. Sales for the week
$4,000 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding. protrudiue
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAXO OINTMENT fails.
Ia cur" in to II days. 5pc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
new YORK FASHION LETTER
silk season Prcdictcd--sixt,-O
Different shades Already on the
mcrican PRODUCTS


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
GREAT
Sacrifice fIC[: SALE
$4,000 Stock
ReliableDry Goods Merchandise
The beelnQn Store.

The building occupied the past II Beeman Co.,
e wenown and popular Dry Goods dealers has been
by the County Trust Co. and must be vacated April 1
Beeman Co. having decided discontinue business have sold
iher entire stock The Royal who will naugurate
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Every this stock will
the premises at a sacrifice
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

y. n. Weston, Presidsnt. u S,,,I,
ist President: = Biewood 9nd
vice President; Ormond Cole, Treas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
DANMARKS KORT.

stsrrelse 23x2s Tommer. Tryk, /
forskeilige Farver, wiser klart Jsrn.
baner, Dyer, Ksbst1der og Flekksr,
SAINT allie b~etydeiige Landsbyer, stsrr.
Gasrde or Kirker.
Tiisendes ! en- Papruile portofrit for
45c. | Frim9rksr. Enhver dansk Maud
burde eje ct Kort sf Danmark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE.
Blair. Nsbr.