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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Death of II, Jeff Brown

Mr.. i. Jeff Brown, of the Caldwell
community of this county, after an
illness of four or five weeks with
typhoid fever, died at his home YES
terday at II O'Clock. Mr.. Brown was
thirty years of age, and a son of the
late Senator Thomas c. Brown. He
was a half brother of Mr. j. Epps
Brown, general manager Of the
Southern Bell Telephone Company,
Atlanta, Ga, and has several other
brothers and sisters and his mother
surviving him. Some years AGO he
was married to Miss Mary Lou Stone,
daughter of Mr. John G. Stone, OF
Lanrrns county, who with three chill
drcn also survive him.
Mr.. Brown was successful farmer,
good citizen and akind ncighbor and
his death will be loss to the county
as we'll as to his immediate family.
The Herald and News extends its
sympathy to those who mourn. His
remains will.bc buried today at Kings
Creek church.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Death of joseph Wood

Mr.. Joseph Wood died on October
30, 1906, and was buried on the 31st
Mt Rosemont cemetery.
Mr.. Wood was a native of England
and came to Newbcrry in 1872 at
the age of eighteen. Hc was a car
penter by trade and a good one and
followed his vocation for number of
years. After the death Of his wifo
some thirteen years ago, his health
failed and for several years he has
been unable, to do any work. He
was d member of the Episcopal
church and his wife u was a = Miss
Merchant, a sister Of Mrs. II. M. Bar
ger ENt .% E.}Hs
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
THANKSGIVING SHOOT.
Prizes Will Be Offered And An In
teresting Contest is Expected In
Newberry.

Arrangements are being perfected
for a big shoot in Newbcrry On
THANKSGIVING day.
For sume months past there has
been great interest throughout New
berry county in clay pigeon shooting.
This interest has been steadily on tho
increase, and there has been much
rivalry among the various gun clubs
which have been organized in diff
fercnt communities. at frequent in
trrvals the clubs have met, and some
excellent shoots have been pulled off.
The shoot on Thanksgiving day,
however, will not be by clubs. IT is
,lcsiHncd to make it an individual
prize shoot. Glasses will be arranged
anon" those who have shot at clay
pigeons anil among those whr nave
not. the classes being made up accord
ing to the records of the individuals,
and not according to ''nhs.
-. cntrA''". leg Il enc |, lar will
l." charged. Half Of the III ;.cv So
rai.t,' will &c .r.,l tu dclrav he ex-
prnscS "f the shoot. and the other half
will be used as prizes to be awarded
the first. Seconl and third shots in
the various classes.
The shoot will be pulled off on the
grounds of the Newbcrly Gun club,
beginning at II 'cluck. If there are
enough people present desiring ito
take part the shoot will he continued
int" the afternoon.
The sheet has aroused considerable
interest throughout the county and ii
Is probable that Il large crowd will
hc present representing all the gun
clubs and includin" many who are not
members. \ large number of clay
pigeons has been ordered for the uc-
caSion and everything will be in read
mess.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
IN THE COLLEGE CHAPEL,
DR.. Henry E. Jacobs Distinguished
Theologian and Author Will
Speak-Citizens Invited.

DR.. Henry 4. Jacobs, Of Philadel-
phia, Dean Of the Lutheran Theologl-
cal Seminary Of MI. Airy, near Phil
>adelphia, who was in Columbia on
Wednesday and who delivered an ad-
dress at Ebenezcr Lutheran church,
the occasion being the celebration OF
the anniversary of the mailing of the
Ninety-five Theses on the door OF
the church at Wittenberg, by Martin
Luther in 1917, will visit Newberry
today and will deliver an address in
the chapel at Newberry college at IL
O'Clock. The student body will at
tend and the citizens of the town arc
especially invited to be present.
DR.. Jacobs is one of the most pro-
mincnt and learned thcologians in
this country ANA it will be quite
treat to hear him. DR.. Scherer de-
slrcs that as many of the citizens of
the community as can will attend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
HEAVY CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Thirty Six Gases Brought Over From
Last Term-A Number Of Muir
der Gases.

The court of General Sessions for
Newberry county will convene at
Newberry next Monday morning with
Judge James Aldrich presiding. There
is a rather heavy criminal docket to
be disposed of and among the number
of important criminal cases is the one
against B. w. Goodwin charged with
the murder Of Eugene L. Lcavell, near
Vaughanville some months ago. Mr..
Goodwin has been in Jail since the
killing of Mr.. Lcavell, and is at pres
emf suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
In fact it is the fullest docket there
has been at Newbcrry in a long time.
AT the November term of court one
year ago there were only ten eases
brought forward from the previous
term against thirty six cases now on
the docket brought over from the last
term.
This state of affairs is partly un-
avoidable from the fact that at the
February term Senator Blease who
represents great majority of the
defendants was in Columbia in at
tendance upon the sessions Of the
Senate and then at the summer term
some Of the bar did not want court
because the commencement at the col
lcge was in progress, though that was
n
ever. there has been an accumulation
and the docket at this time is rather
formidable.
OF course there will be quite
nHmhcr "r new cases TO 90 on at this
court as soon as the grand jury meets
and the bills of indictment arc hand-
ed out. In the thirty six eases now
on the docket are the eases against
I. j. Davenport in which there was
mlstrial: the ease against Berry Suber
for murder which is now on for the
fourth time: the case against Geo.
Walker and Jno. Walker, murder,
which is on for the third time: the
case against Fred Recdcr, murder. on
for the second term: and the case
against Drayton Bailey, murder. on
the docket for the second term. This
makes four murder eases brought
over.
There are only seven prisoners in
Jail includin" B. w. Goodwin. Mr..
Goodwin, as stated. is sick with
typhoid fever and will be unable to
attend his trial.
The other cases in jail are resisting.
arrest. rocking train. arson, rape
and assault and battery.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Address by DR.. MAYER.

We thank Dr. O. B. Mayer for
printed copy of his address before
the Pee-Dee Medical Society. Dr.
Mayer was chairman of the South
Carolina Medical Association ana
stands in the foremost rank of the
medical fraternity, in South Carolina.
DIR. Mayer spoke on "The Medical
Society and its benefits to the medi-
cal profession.' We have read this
lecture with much interest DR.. May
er is evidently in love with his pro-
fession. He says: "I would rather be
the discoverer of the cure for con-
sumption than to be the hero Of Wat
erloo, or the victor of Port Arthur"
The study of medicine is great pro-
fession, only second to that of theol-
ogy. The one ministers to the wants
of the soul, the other to that of the
boiy.-A. r. Presbyterian.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
CITIZENS MEETING TONIGHT.
The Citizens Should Attend-Meet-
ing Will be Held in the Council
Chambers.

The executive committee of the de-
n"r"atir party fer the city of New
A"rry has called citizens meeting.
to be held in the opera house tonight.
There should be full attendance OF
the citizens of Ncwberry at this meet
ing. OF course il is generally undcr-
Sl"rd that the mcct.in" will submit
the selection OF candidates for mavor
and aldermen and trustees of the
graded school to Il primary. which
will be ordered by the citizens meet
ING, but there may be other matters
which will come up and which will
affect the whole city, and, therefore,
every citizen should feel it his duty
/" attend this meeting. Usually
these meetings are attended by not
more than dozen citizens, but This
should not be. We trust. therefore.
that every citizen, who can, will be
present at this meeting tonight.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Advertised Letters,

Letters remaining in the postofficr
at Ncwberry, for the week ending
Oct. 81.
b. Susie Baly, Rev. w. S. Bailey,
Laurence Brennan.
Z. Johnio Cannon, Rob Caldwell,
Miss Annie Crooks, Miss Sallie Crom-
er.
G. Mr.. James CANT, Mrs. Nealer
Glenn, Chaner Gillian.
Fl. Frank Hampton, M. G. Hare,
Mrs. Mamie Hentz, Mrs. Alice Him.
Jessie Houseal.
. L. Mr.. M. II. Lake, Mrs. Jettie
Lyles.
M. Miss Rachel McCracken, Rena
Mabary, Mr.. p. B. Miller, Mr.. Part
low Mcdowell, Mr.. Jim Moon.
P. Mrs. Matte Peaster, John Pen
ny. ,........
R. susanna Renwicls, Renda Robin
son. E5
IS. Mrs. Minnie Simmons, J. N.
Sigh.
w. Mrs. Vyna L. Waits, Sara Will
Hanson, r. D. Wicker, Maggie viii
liams. n y
Persons calling for these will please
say that they were advertised.
.ssj. III C. j. Purcell, P.S M. 5%.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
w. G. Peterson,
Cooperative Observer.
Missionary Meeting,

There will be missionary meeting
at Central Methodist church on next
Sunday evening beginning at 7.3o
O'Clock. Addresses on the subject Of
missions will be delivered by Mrs. E.
:. Herbert and Mrs. j. w. Humbert.
Everybody is cordially and urgently
invited to attend the service. At the
conclusion Of the addresses a collec-
ton will be taken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

!! The tour Of Mary Emerson has
been launched, and the launching
seems to satisfy all concerned. ellis
Majesty and the Maid,' will be seen
at the Opera House November II.
Her play, fits her like the proverbial
glove, and audiences all along the line
have been pleased; so have the man.
agement. Nothing further required.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Monthly Summary for October.
Temperature.

Mean maximum, 70.3.
Mean minimum, sos.
Mean, sos.
Maximum. So; date, 9th.
Minimum, 80; date, Goth.
Greatest daily range, 33.
Precipitation.
Total, 2.41 inches.
Greatest in "a hours, 81; date, 18.
Number of Days
With Oh inch or more precipitation,
II, clear, Is; cloudy, 16.
Dates of killing frost, II, II, IL,
II, Is. 20, 80, 81.
Coolest October on record at this
station.
w. G. Peterson,
Cooperative Observer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Drayton Rutherford CHAPTER.

The Drayton Rutherford Chapter,
U. ID. e., will meet with Mrs. William
II. f'war on Tuesday afternoon. the
9th, at + o 'clock.
Mrs. r. +. Scott,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People.
Newberrians and Those .Wto
Visit Newbcrry.

Miss Maudc Lungford will enter
tain few friends at cards this even.
ing.
Rev. 0. B. Shcarousc was granted
a vacation during the summer by
Holy Trinity and Macedonia churches,
Little Mountain, S. G., but preferred
to take advantage Of the vacation
later, and during November he and
his family will visit his former home
at EbGnezer, Ga. The people of his
pastoratc have given recently other
evidence of their appreciation of his
services by substantial and useful
gifts.-Luthcran Visitor.
The work Of moving the houses Off
of the lot purchased by the commits
sion for the new court house is in pro
"rcss. The commission has not yet
SO far as we know given out the co,>
tract for the building uf the new
court house and the probability Is
tha, work will not be commenced
before spring. though the money has
been borrowed and has been on de-
pnSi in shr tanks of Nrwbrrry for
S'''''' ''''''''"S'
the Standard Warehouse Company
has commenced work on the extern
sion Of their building to O'Ncan
street.
AIRS. '"'' l.. n'eaSe Is III >"rNV'''e
'''''''l'S III" 'n'l!'"l convention "l
''' '''"S'''''> I'll inc american he'-
",'' '',', "''" III session ~ 'ha' city,
MUS ''r"S' S''S as 'h' ae,'"a'e an"
'v'''''' from ''' ''""'s Na'one aver
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dav at t1lo'clock
,u,.,;, -, u.:, a.,
thcran Church of the Rr,lccmrr will
meet with Mrs. " X Sl;ob ON ncxt
Tuesday afternoon al i o'clock All
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. +. M.

A regular communication Of Amity
Lodge, No. 81, A. II. M, will be held
next Monday evening at z O'Clock in
Fraternity hall. Visiting brethren
cordially welcomed,
y. II. M. Kinard, s5l w. M. I'M
5#ss b Secretary. IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. BROWN, the well known and
competent optician, of Columbia,
will again visit Prosperity to rc-
main at Wisc's Hotel one week.
All suffering from eye trouble
should call and have their eyes ex-
amined free and treated according
".
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

>. Z. Cook, representing Columbia
Record has $50 free delivery subscri-
bers in Newberry and wants $50 to
November lst. Papers delivered be-
tween 7 and 8 o'clock. -Four white
boys. Phone No. 179 and you get your
paper. '.'.. .'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

REWARD will give $4,000 to any
one who will furnish me informa-
ton which will lead to the convic-
ton Of the party or parties who
poisoned my dog in Pomaria on
Saturday, Oct. Goth 1906.
c.. II. Counts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

BETTER PUPPIES-T have Thor
oughbred Setter Puppies for sale at
70. and $3.50. r. H. Swittenburg,
Jalapa, S. C..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES paid
for butter and eggs at the city
cafe opposite Newberry Hardware
Company. Earhardt & Wells.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

STRAYED from my place Saturday,
October 9th, one bay mare mule.
She has breaking out on the neck.
When last heard from was at Mrs.
Henry Nichols Saturday night. Any
one taking her up and notifying mo
will be paid for their trouble.
7. B. Bedenbaugh,
Prosperity, S. c., r. r. D. No. 4.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Ohrysanthemum Show.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have their annual Chry.
santhemum show on the evening OF
November the 9th. .
Prizes will be given for the
Best specimen in white.
Best specimen in colors,
Best collection.
Best design.
Also for finest variety Of cut flow
ers other than chrysanthemums.
A bandana supper will be served
during the evening.
The ladies will be glad to have ev-
cry one having flowers to send them.
The door will be open at 4 O'Clock.
Place viii be announced later.
.E A luxury becomes a necessity after
Won get uSed tn IL ~ "a, 5Ei5 48
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

SH1NGLES-I have plenty of shing-
les. Call and get prices.
0. w. Leroy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

FOR SALE--3 very desirable build
ing lots, "a feet front by $50 feet
! deep in the heart Of the progress
sive town of Whitmire, s. G. For
further information apply to
D. Fl. Jones,
Raeford, n c. M
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

LOST-A solid gold round locket
containing lady's picture, initials
engraved-D. A. L. Reward if re-
turned to this office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

WANTED--F'our gentleman board
ers. Desirable accommodation
given. Apply at this office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

luxury becomes a necessity after
you get used to it. Is s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Saupt=Gaartter Der Saabpoft.
SefeQuns berlest.

DDS Sauptquartier Der Snbianapos
lis Sibtion bes 9anbsp spofbefeuuness
Sienfes III nit Der poif-Snipettion In
Cincinnati beri9molasn uorbsn. Sas
Weiterbeiteben Der bisberisen Central.
felIe mar iiberHhifs sstpOrbsn, ba ale
Beifea.gsairfe In ben Der @sntrals un.
terfeat getreienen Staaten Snoiana,
ObiO unb aentudp permanent stablirt
finb unb Der SnipsttionssS sSisnf bon
@intinnati aus eelsitst msrbsn tann;
Der bisberige Supsrintenbent IS. g.
RatbbOne tuurbe gum pofsS sSnipsftpr
ernannt.
Dos Sibifons,6aupiquartier mar
i'm Sabre 1901 bisrielbit stablirt tpor-
ben, tuurbe 1908 nod @bieaso berIss,
unb tam srit i'm Isbtsn Suli nod hie,
,urhd; unasfdbr 5000 2anbbefsl-ge.
sirte (Rural Srss 9sliberp @outes)
uarsn Der Gibifion un.erfslIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
GtnSer=Vifnif Ses 11aabbGngi=
gen Smraberetns.
Gin i96nes 6eft.

Na5 5unberten adbltsn bie 2ineer
Der Witglisber bes unabbdn9igsn
8urnpereins, bic fi4 sefern nit i9ren
gltern i'm @ermania part an benz
idbrIi&en 9inoerfsit betbeiIisten.
Sas belize Wsttsr lisB es boppelt ans
9enebm eri9einen, aus ben bon Der
6Onnsn9lutb our9biBten Straben
binaus In ben i4atti9en part su toms
men, mo 3hblung wintts.
Sr6bli6 tummeIten H6 bic Qleinsn
auf ben Spislpldssn uno In ben gln'
la9en, unb bie 9roben unterbislien f4
auf Der 9egelbabn, beim aOnsert ober
bergntistsn f9 nit ben 2Ieinen; ales
amhhrte fin bprtreHlid. DAB au4
FIR ben tnnersn Meni9sn In ausge.
sei4neter Weiie SOrse getrassn mar.
1T ielbiiDerfdnoli9.
grft ian9e na4 @intriti Der Suntel.
BELT begab man fi4 auf ben Selmweg
ppn einem Jef, oas tein Wibten
fibrte unb Dos ben 8beilnsbmern nod
lange in @rinnsruns blsibsn mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Mbouoale Ssigbts.

@eUalti9e Beiu9ermaiien itr6men In
biefer Wo4e nod Aoonoale Sei9bts.
Der Parf nit ieinsn prd4tissn Naturs
anlagen uno bas aus9s3eidnete pro-
gramm ber 0aubsbile. .Bprfteaungen
i'm SOmmertbeater ma9t bisies Heiort
Su zines Der befen, um sini9e Stunben
bel 1nterbaltunssn au oerleben unb
glsid3eitis aud Der iaredli1sn in Der
Stabt hsrri1enben Sibe 3u entfliebeu.
Inter ben 8oritsqungen bss Sbeaters
In bisier Wo9e finb bsionbers bie
olpmpii9sn 2tinfiler, %. &. &ob.
4pmiter, Selsn Hembouie, Soubrette,
Sanner unb Born, Wtufitanten, gbas.
Wiidell, Ras $ime.pianiff unb bic
Sdnger 2ogan unb De Wtpnts, 3tl
nennen. Seute Abeno finoet eine
Nmateur 0orfsQung In Ibonbale
Seiqbts itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

J t. % pne. Gin 8eamter Der
@Ierts'union iit felt sinigee 3sit on Der
Arbeit, um BET ben @eI9dftsleuten fir
bic gdn,li9s Sdliebuhg Der @eiddfte
on Jeiertagen au agitiren, anftatt bab.
tpis biss bisbsr gsbrdudli9 NOR. bis
sur Wittassfunbe uffen wirb. Wenn
Elm llebereinfommen 3uif9en allen
@siadftsn Der Staot sstroHen tperben
f6nnte, tpdre biss ielbf ftr bic betref.
fsnben gsi9dftsleute mo6l iebr er.
tptnf8t, ba an foI9en 8agsn bod bas
8ef9dft nismals nennensuertb geueien
III, unb bas eine @ef9dft an biefen "a.
gen >ur often batts neil bas axbere
offen mar. Soats sine Nereinbarung
setrOffen tuerosn, bic @ei&dfte an
Gsiertasen wdbrenb bes sanjen 9asss
3u f4lieben, tuerben bic Gef9dfte an
ben borbergebenbsn Mbsnben often
| baIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Snbianappls, Snb, 5retas, 90. Stunt 1906.
Gin frsasr Tali@er.

Der 18.idhries MsBser Wilton s.
swift, 1920 silbsr abenus, EMS
widslts ssfsrn sins unpsri9dmte Jre9s
belt, Inn fi9 @elo 3u peri9affsn; feline
geniibunsen tparen ieoO4 ni4t bon
grfolg estr6nt. Smift 3og bas pferb
ieinss Na6barn aus benz Stale unb
bot oasislbs 90. Nubbaum, 1868
GiIber NDenue. gum Weriauf on. Nub=
baum usrpsiserie ben Gntauf unb
Spift bra9te bas pfero uieoer In ben
Stall ;urtd. Na6bem er bsobadtst
bate, oab Rubbadm bon 9auie weg'
gsgaIgen mar, sing er au bshen Grau
unb er3dblte ibr, Nubbaum babe bas
pfsrb FIR $50 eetauft unb babe ibn
beauf.rast, fid cine ansablune bon
$50 3u bolen. Jrau Hubbaum pers
tpei9erte iraenb tuelde 3ablung. es fei
o.nn, es tpirbs ibr eins i1riftli9e Ins
sueifung ibrss Wannes burgelegt.
Stpift ging barauf fort uno eriGien
na4 turaer 3eit pirtli9 nit elmer ans
tpeiiung nit Der llnteri9rift vgb.
NuBbaum" auf 500 laateno uno bers
Iongte nunmebr ben ganaen 8etrag.
Mit Der @nti9ulbigung, bab He nitt
iobie! 8elb i'm Saufe babe, bertuei-
gerts Grau NuBbaum mieoer bic Cab
lung unb benu4ridtiste bic polissi. ba
he bic unterfdrift ibrss Wannes als
.ine 5dlf9une erfannt bate.
Die Rabler 8:rnauer unb 2ibmiller
eri6isnen iofort uno nerbaftetsn Spift,
Der Dor osm Sauis Iubbaum's INNER
nod auf bas @slo trartets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Sflegattus&ableH.
&epnblifaniide gprmahlen beute
Nn9mittas bon 4 bis s lIbr.

=. 6euts Na6niittae BON 4-8 uhr
finosn bic republifanii9en 8oruablen
(primaries) In allen Warbs in Sn'
oianapolis unb In allen Sounibips In
Diariun @ounip ifatt, um Selegaten
fir Die am Samfag. ben 80. Sunt
ffattfinbenoe @ountr Contention Der
republitanii6en Yartei ;u srtpdblen.
9isie Ssle9aten merbsn auf Der Scns
bsntion sinen aanbib atsn fur oas Amt
zines StaaisFsnntors uno a6t 9anbi'
bntsn aIs MitsIisbsr Ses llnter5auies
Der Staatslsgislatur nominiren. Wit
ausnnbms Der Staatsienator'Nom
tion tpirb tpenia SntereHs fir bic
@Ountp. Contention BON ben Republi'
tansrn gs3sist. Jiir bieie domination
fino 3Dsi Ranbibatsn, 2intOn u. Cor
bon Der pierten Warb nnb @illiam
goHon bon Waibineton Sownibip, I'm
5eloe, unb Bsibs finb sbrsnpertbe, ans
gsisbsns Wdnnfr, Del&e i4on biete
Sabre poIitii6 in Warion @ountp tbds
tig gspeisn fnS. Giir Die a9t @anoi-
batursn aIs Witglisoer bee Ilntsr6auies
Der 6taatslsgislntur babsn h9 feb.
ssbn au9eis6sne Republitaner gemeloet,
bic in ibrsn @ablbssirtsn tpObl bstannt
inb.
Die r.pubIitnnii6en Wdhlsr BEG
gountps Dsrbsn gut tbun, 6eute yta4'
mittag bel ben 8orwa6len nur fur
iOI9e SeIssaten su itimmen, tusl&s bel
Der @Ountp @onpention I'M Sianbs
fnb unpartsiii9 bic bsfcn Ranbioatsn
fir Staatsienator unb fur bic a6t
Wit9lisbsr Der Siaatslegislatur aus
3uwd5Ien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Staatsaniualt madJ 3oleSo &C.
reift.

Der gountp.S .Staatsanmalt gbarIes
g. Benedict reiifs In Der 9onns,i ,ifag
Na6t nod Solsbo, O., um bie ndbes
rem WsibObeu oes bOrtisen Staatsans
tpaItss feunen 81 lsrnsn, bis BET Der
llsbsrftibruna unb @erurt6eilung Der
Witglieosr Sss Solsbo gistrufi anse.
ipanbt tpurbsn. Staatsanualt 8snss
bict bsabf4tigt ernfli9, iObalo Ct in
3usi ooer brsi Saeen nna Snbianapo-
lis ,urhdastsbrt III, Die Mitglisber be-
mut5maBli9 beif.benosn bisHsen Sis,
truif CUR Rs9eni9aft 5u sie5en, iO6alt
es ibm gelinat. Die notbisen 8etpeiis
oafhr ,u bsf4afsn. Sflfs.Staatsan.
malt @roniuser iit ieBt i9on eifris Be.
s9dftist, Inbalspunfte In bieier Anae'
lsgsnbeit 3u iammsIn uno wis man sr'
fdbrt. aud nit sreifbarem grfolgs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Sos bas 0sfansaik bor.

Wesen ibdtli6en Mngrifs auf feline
Srau iuuroe gefern Der Garmer Iuguit
%. Ssrsuion I'm 2riminal. gsridt 3ur
3abluns elmer @elbfrafs nsbf 3ofsn
i'm @siammtbetrase bon 5000 bs--
urtbsilt. Obslei& sr $500 In golb
In isinsr Sai9s bate. belt Der Werurs
tbsilts es fir befe,. bic bsibsn SOm.
mertage TN @efdn9niB 3u osrbrtnsen.
Na9bem CT feline Baari9aft ieinsm
Bel Der 8erbanblune anmeienb.n Bru=
ber iibsrgeben bate, tuurbs er In bas
@uunipaefdnsnib absefabrt, um bori
feline Strafe nod Der Rate bon 81 prr
$ag, alfo i'm 8anaen 81 Sage, ab3u-
fben.
6ergufon lebt bon ieiner Trau 9s.
trennt uno III auber Der obigen nod
eine Mnflage wegen b6swiaisen Der.
laRsns ieiner Srau I'm 2riminalseri9t
ssasn i6n anbdnsig. Sa sins S9ei'
bunasflage ebenfals fdmebt, bat &i9.
ter Alforo In Der lsbtersn NntlagssMn
9elegenbeit nod feiue gntf9eiouns
getrofen.