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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
CAR ISSUES
MANDATE TO
HIS PEOPLE
Warns Peasantry Against Attempt
TO Posses Private Lands But
Promises Aid.
Prominent Berlin Banker Condemned te
Death BY Russian Rsvoluiionlsh.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2.-In view Of
the profound conviction prevailing
among the nobility members Of the
zemstvos and other classes which are
In direct touch with the psasants that
the spring will witness : renewal Of
the disorders throughout the country
ON q larger scale. the emperor has "a.
dressed . plain. outspoken mandate
to the peasantry setting forth that
the rights OF property are sacred and
the peasants will be violating bio viii
II they attempt TO enter inso posseoslon
OF private lands. At the same time
his majesty assured the peasants thar
with the cooperation OF the national
assembly he will institute measures
for their relief.
Thrsatsnsd with Death.
Berlin, Feb. 2.-Replying to a IN
Quiry today regarding the report that
he had been condemned to death ~
the Russian revolutionists for furnish.
ing financial assistance to the govern
ment Of Russia. Herr Mendellssohn.
head Of the banking house oe Man
dellssohn = company, said:
I have received many threatening
letters from Russian revoluticnists
since the revolutionary movement ~
gan. The latest was the sentence To
death with coffin and skull ana
cross bones pictured on the commu1i-
cation. This was six weeks 40. but
4 have not been molested. though
Berlin Il full Of Russians. l do nor
attach any importance to the thrsatA.'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Aged Baroness
Critically III

London. February 2.--Much concern
I ID felt over the condition Of the n
roness Burdett.C Coutts. VINO Il serious.
" III and whose recovery IL regarded
rs unlikely In view of her age -ninety.
one years. The baroness ID one OF
the foremost English women philan.
thopists and was an intimate frieni
OF the late Queen Victoria. In recent
years she has withdrawn almost en-.
tirely from society and from the puir
lie.
Her wealth Is estimated a. many
millioEs. At her demise her paerage
will become extinct. and while most
Of her personal belongings and saw
ings will 60 to her American-born
husband. who IN lprty yeears her ju-
nior. and upon whom che settled an
annuity OF $3.50 100 per annum On tho
wedding day, the bulk Of ner fortune
will 20 to her nephew. the only son
Of her elder sister. Mrs. Money Coutts.'
who died few years ago ut the age
of ninety.four.
The most amazing episode Of the
life OF the Baroness Burdett- COutts
is rarely referred to In the many ac-
counts Of her which are constantly
published. Within short time OF
her succession to her immense for.
tune an Irish gentleman named Dunn
began a most. extraordinary amatOry
persecution Of the unfortunate heir
esss. Wherever Miss Angela Coutts
went. there her Irish admirer follow.
ed her. Whenever possible he put
up at the same hotel. He followed
her 10 church, and wrote her 4 love
letter every few hours. Dunn spent
hours pacing up and down In front
" her residence In Stratton street,
and he vas so clever and cunning that
though he performed all sort OF out
rsgeous actions, such as throwing
notes In the carriage whenever she
went out driving, kissing his hand
70 her In public places, and 20 on,
he only once did something which
made II possible for him 70 be ar.
rested, and then his punishment
merely took TO form Of two months
imprisonment Dunn continued his
unweIccme attentions for fourteen
years. and during that period he Ger
tainly managed to make the NE. 0f
his victim uncomf0rtHDIe..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Senate Committee TO Vote On
Three Rate Measures Feb
ruary Sixteenth.
Representative Sulzer Accuses New York
National Bank Of Tax OodsinS and
Seh Congressional Inquiry.
A Vigorous Protest.
Special to The optic.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 2.-Repre'
sentative Powers today introduced a
bill providing that no railroad com
pany shall receive a higher fare for
carrying passengers In New Mexico
than three cents mile including free
transportation Of $50 pounds Of bag
gage.
Washington, February 2-Before
proceeding to the consideration OF
the railroad rate bill today the house
passed q bill extending the public
land laws to q tract Of land ten
miles square In Wyoming ceded 10
the government in 1897 Oy the Shos-
shone and Arapahoe Indians. Thorn
as IN. c. opened the discussion on
the rate bill, making an argument
in its favor.
Golden IN. W and Burton (Ohio)
made speeches in favor Of the bill.
Pardons hazer.
Washington, February 2.-The pres
ident to day pardoned Midshipman
John Paul Miller Of Kentucky, re-
Gently convicted Of hazing at the
Annapolis naval academy. Miller's
superior record was the reason.
Senate to Vote.
washington, February 2.-The SEN
ate committee on interstate commerce
today agreed to vote upon the various
railroad rate bills on. February 49,
There are three measures being press
ed FOR consideration, the Dolliver-
Clapp bill, the Elkins bill. and the
Foraker bill. The measure which re-
ceives the largest number Of votes
win be reported to the senate as the
majority measure. 1t is likely that
both other bills will be given to the
senate in minority reports,
Wants Information.
Washington, February 2.-Kepres
sentative Sulzer today introduced a
resolution in the house calling upon
the attorney general for infnrma'i.,r
as to when the government executed
the deed for the custom house prop
erty IN Wall street., where the deco
Is and why 1t has never been re-
corded in the county Of New York.
and other facts in connection with a
transfer of custom house property
to the National City bank. In explain
alton Of the purpose OF the resolu-
ton. Sulzer said the bank was dodging
taxes. He charged that the sale OF
the property to the bank was scandu-
lous, as the property is said to be
worth ten million, while the bank
agreed TO pay only $3,265,000, and
has not paid anything yet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

and Wolcott. Vail and Watermon.
McClusky, and Abbott. attorneys for
appellee. This Is the case In whicl
the appellant alleges that the appel.
lee usurped It's right Of way which II
claimed on the grounds Of prior pos.
session. previous surveys and by
agreements and contracts entered
into with the owners ol said land.
The right OF way In question lies In
San Juan county from Colorado state
line to Pennington. u distance OF
twenty-eight miles. The appellant al
leges that the Denver n Rio Grande
railroad company built its line In sucn
a manne. as to cross and recr0ss this
right Of way at least eight times In
twenty-eight miles. thus rendering 1t
useless To appellant In some plac
es II Is asserted the appellee con.
strncted its tracks 80 that instead OF
crossing, the occupied the right OF
way OF the appellant for 1000 feet.
The case was In appeal from the First
Judicial District court Of San Juan
county, where the Colorado 4 Arizo-
no railroad company had petitioned
for an Injunction to restrain the Den.
yer Y Rio Grande from occupying
said roadbed. The case was dismiss
ed by the District court and Anal
Judgment entered on demurred to
the complaint because plaintiff had q
sufficient remedy ut law and that
therefor no case In equity would lie.
Despite the appeal to the Supreme
Court. the appellee continued to. con.
struct and comnlete It's line from
Durango, Colorado. to Farmnigt0n.
giving bond To cover damages TO ap-
pellant In case the appellant should
win its contention in the higher court.
Case No. 1l0S, entitled Andres Can
deiaria. an infant. by Andres Cande-
laria. his natural and statutory guar
dian, appellee, W. Epimenio A. Miera,
appellant; decision OF lower court AT.
firmed: Burkhart attorney for appel.
lee and Chaves attorney for appel
liant.
Case No. 1909. entitled Paulita Can.
delaria an infant, by Emigran Cande-
laria. her natural and statutory guar.
dian. appellee. W.. Epimenio A. Miera.
appellant; decision Of the lower court
affirmed. burkhart attorney for app
pellee. and Chaves attorney for appel
liant
Case No. 1110. entitled Nick Metz,
appellant. vvs. Martin s. T'ierney, ap.
pellee; decision OF the lower court at
firmed. Adams attorney for appel
liant and Wilkerson and Burkhart at
torneys for appeilees Il
Case No. 1877. entitled the territory
'of New Mexico appellant. VA John
Mills ct al. appellee; submitted on
briefs. Prichard and Hervey attor.
neys for appellant and Gatewood at
torney or appellee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Mizener Insists lie IS Married,
and Lady Finally Agrees

New York, February 2.-Wilson
Mezener. the young San Franciscan,
who says that on Tuesday night he
married Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes in
her home at S64 Fifth avenue. re-
turned to Hotel Astor at midnight last
night, after several hours absence.
and said to the reporters: Il have
just paid visit to Mrs. Mizener
at her nome. No. S64 Fifth avenue
We had long talk. and canvassed
the situation thoroughly tried to
persuade her to see you newspaper
men at least once and settle the
whole business She would not do It
tonight, but she may give out state.
ment tomorrow"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Chinese to Be
Entertained

New York. February 1.-The imper
ial high commissioners fro mthe Chi
nese empire, Tpan Fang and Tai
Hung Chi, entered promptly upon the
program outlined for their second day
In New York, Notwithstanding the
fact that both Of them were somewhat
fatigued after their strenuous day Of
yesterday. In the course Of which they
visited several public institutions,
held receptions, were entertained at
dinner and lunch, and received a great
number Of their own countrymen, who
called to pay their respects
Today's program included visits to
Industrial establishments, public
works and other places Of interest.
greatest interest in all they saw, AMI
The commissioners displayed the
greatest interest In all they saw, and
ceaselessly piled their guides with
questions.
The dinner 1t the Waldorf.Astoria
tonight In honor Of the commissioners
promises 70 be highly interesting al.
fair. The arrangements and accep.
tAnces Of invitations are 30 complete
as to make II safe to shy that the
dinner will be In numbers, In appoint.
ments. and In the character Of the
guests and the hosts, az brilliant an
occasion az New York has had since
the hoaors given at the same place 10
Prince Htnry Of Germany. In add.
ton TO the commissioners. the speak.
ers will include Sir Chontung llang
Cheng. minister Of China to the
United States: President Nicholas
Murray Butler off Columbia univer.
sity. and President Morris X. Jessi?
Of the New York chamber Of com.
merce.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

liam G., Oates OF Montgomery, form
or Congressman Richard II, Clarke
OF Mobile, General Rufus N. Rhoades
Of Birmingham. and John ID. Knox OF
winston. The race for alternate sen
ator also Is beginning TO attract at
tention. William c. Fits Of Mobile,
former attorney general OF the state,
is the only announced candidate 80
far for this honor. but among the
names mentioned are those OF Con-
gressman John c. Bankhead and
State Superintendent OF Education IL.
aac W. Hill
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
WINTER At LAST REACHES
NEW YORK aTATE.

New York, February 2.--The mild
weather Of the last few weeks was
broken today. and temperature OF
Is degrees above was registered at
10 O'Clock this morning. In the Adj.
rondack region, the temperature low
cred nifty degrees and at Buffalo reg
istered one below zero.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

Mizener said the reason Mrs.
Yerkes denied the marriage was be-
cause she did not wish 1t known fo'
some time, and when she discovered
1t had leaked out, she at first denied
II and now does not like to back
on her statement.
Mrs. Yerkes Owns Up.
-" York, Fe.'rury 2.--Doibt as
'o ID. marriage of Mrs. Charles T.
ier's,s to Wilson Mizener was set
at rest today by the filing Of the
certificate OF marriage. In addition
one newspaper quotes Mrs. Yerkeg
as saying: "All ! can say Is that |
am happily married.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12

1pInl. eipowllg ms way toNa.s me
through the throng.
What is it?" l asked.
rs that Captain Sercombe who came
with you:" he asked.
"Ycs. yes, Rut what is it, repeat
ed impaticutly. for the om.uous faces
about me alarmed me with SttanSe
fears. Jones made Il motion TO -. II
then turned to me.
"pavid Nii.uEs," he said formally,
- man employed 10y you, Mr.. Great
orcx, was found at S o'cloci. this mo.n
ing stabbed to death in the lower
Gwcnt."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12

pard agreed with me that Ito Treasure
lay III tie inn and most probably in the
cellars. The two thieves would secure
1t against Il another. / admit that
l entertained little hope Of emitting out
the treasure under the noses Of the eli
envy. On The other hand, il would be
difficult to say what ! really did an
ticipatc Or aim at in this nocturnal OK
petition. ! think we AL felt that we
could no compose our minds to rest
and an i~mpcrturbable Indifference. We
must be upon u leg; and Justltug
about some business, even though II,
should prove the Vcr!est moon4liEr,
and ! believe. too, that II notion was
current among us that We might by
some fcllcitous chance or by some Hero.
ic effort accomplish somctllIus under
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12
CONTINUED

You can't reconcile n woman to he'
last years hat by telling her thai lN'Fc
IL nothing new under the sun.
When giving the devil his due wat'fA
out that he doesn't short change you
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12
CHAPTER NNllI.

Es9ysN III. sergeant turnc1 on his heel
rs he concluded his sentence
and STROBE of toward the door
> of the inn. \. gi!astly Senaa-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
gsriammlmns Der ,,Nattoaal
EDITORIAL Mfoeiation".

Ctr bie am IL. Big Incl. Is. Sum
bisrislbf fattinbsnbe 8eriammlune
Der Nntionnl editorials Hoeiation III
bas fplgenoe programm aufgefeat
tuoroen:
am IL. SUM- Ibsnbs 8 u5r gesrt'
Bunes.anipra9sn bss Dies-p rdRben.
ten 6airbants, @oubernsurs 6anlp.
Wapors BoOfwalter unb bes prdRben.
ten bss Commercial Clubs, Grantltr
gonnssut, unb baran ani&IieBent
gmpfang Der S%teilnebmsr.
I'm IL. Stunt Worssns $50 ub,
aorsKsn unb grnsnnung Der gomi'
teen; 2.30 u6r Na9mittags Mltonio'
Bill. 5abrt bur9 bic Stabt; z u6,
4bsnos 8ei9dftsfbuns; 9 u6r abenos
bonn Commercial Club 9sssbsns Abenb.
l1nierbaItuns i'm Jairbant. Sartsn.
am IA. Stunt Woresns $50 uni
Na9mittass 3 llbr @sf&dfts.e ibun.
gen; 4 ubr gsiu& bes te&nif9sn Sn.
fituts; 5 l1br gmpfans BET benz gies.
prdHoenten 5airbanfs; 9 u5r Nbsnbs
l1ntsrbaltuns I'm Commercial Club.
Am Is. sunni Worsens $50 ub,
8eamtsntpabI unb 4 nbr Wa9mittags
unterbaltung.
am 16. sunni beseben fi& Die 9bsiI'
nebmsr auf eine Is tdsiae Sour ourd
Snbiana unb tiber bic sroben Seen
@s uerben msbr als 1000 Sbsilnsbms,
e~rtpartet.
Sin gomits bsffebenb aus 40 Mit.
glieber1 bes Commercial Clubs,
goaro Of Sraoe, Wer9ants aRoeia'
ton unb Hefaurants uno 6otslfespsrs
aHOeiaiiOn bat bic @orbereitunsen In
6dnoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
dIIe.

Sfaae Or. BIue bon pins
@iaags fisl ssfsru On Der Of 10. Str.
3pif9en Hural uno Ogforo Strabe,
bon sinsm im5abren befinoli&eu Stra'
Benbabnpagen unb 3os F4 erbebli&'
gsrlsbunsen 3u. Ssrislbe uurbe mi
Der MmbuIana untsr 2situng bon Or,
pools nod benz faotii9en 9ofpital &C.
bra9t.
@eorge MtNeel Elm Angs'
fslter bss Winbior 9oteI, fiel geferr
beim @einisen bon einem @erif uni
3og i9 Derlebunsen on ben Beinsr
3u. Der gerunsliidte uurbe In be,
NmbuIan3 untsr Setting bon Or,
PooIe nod benz fdotii&sn 6ofpital
aebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
Bartholomew feruer. bas iptr ben BIRD.

Bef9loRst ferner, bab MIR ben prd'
Fbsnisn- srfu9sn. fobalb wie tbnnli4
nit BEN Ssuti4sn Rei9, iomte NIT
allen anoeren Wd9tsn unterbanolun.
gen anautnhpfsn, wel4e gum Abi@luB
Observation-Disclosures gertrdgs NIT ueits
asbsnbRsn gefusniHsn fibren fOlsn.
Wir berpfi9tsn iins, bic gsfrsbur9
Der Der. Staaten, bte 5ofnung Der
g6lter auf tommenbe @ere9tisteit unb
5risosn In Der Wslt 3u peruirtli3en,
nod 3rdften az unierftBen.
BeI9leHen ferner. bab bisis Be
f9IiRe benz Qualification Der Der. Staa'
ten, benz Staats. 5etretdr, benz praTs
benton bes Ssnats. benz Spre9er bes
6auies, iebem Mitglieoe Der rsfpec'
tipsn gusI9iHe fur Auspdrtige An9s-
l~saenbeiten beiber aammsrn unb ieoem
Witglieb bss 2onsrshss augefeat net.
ben Iolen."
Der rabiatsfe Sinso Tam ge9en ben
Snbalt bisisr geI9ItHe ni9ts ein3u.
usnbsn babsn. Sic sutipringen rein
patriotii9en gemsasrtnosn unb fnb
i9srli9 gang i'm gintlang nit Der bon
Der Administration I'M 2Onsrehe In.
boHirttn internationaIsn Gr~isosnsbeps'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23

6 aapette, %. Wai. 9as
|27. idbrli9e 5eloIagsr bss Snbiana.
Departments q. u. ". beaann beute
Wor9sn. Bon allen seiien braaten
gi~ienbabn3i9e unb 2~anbbabusn 8e.
iu&sr In bic Staot; bic Bstbeiligunq
perfpti9t eine beosutenb fdrtere au
weroen als bel benz lsbtsn 5sloIager in
Wabiion. Die Stabt pranst I'm 5sft.
f9mud, LIBERAL Rnb Sabnsn. gIumen,
2aub uno elettrii9e 2i9ter angs.
bra&t. Worgen if Der 0aupttag, an
tpsI&sm @onbentionsr Der alien Solba.
ten fowie bes Jrauens3 meises Der O.
u. q. unb bic srobe Yarubs fattfinbsn
|uirb. Der Ort fur ab9altuna bes
SslbIaasrs I'm nd4asn Sabre tpirb
mOrgs1 ausgswdblt, bod finost bic
Wahl Der gsamten fur bas nd&Hs
Jabr erf am Sonnsrfag ffatt. Dos
Womsn.R sIief.@ orps, Der 6raueu'
|3meig Der Organization, iibsrsab Der
Scdf&ule hsuts Nadmittag cine
pra1tpone isibens SABINE unb Elm
S4fler erbielt fur bic bette patriotifde
a%bbanoluns Elm 9oloenes g6rsn.Mb.
3ei9sn.
MARION, %. Wai. Hihter
@ausbu, Der Dor Der bemolratif4sn
Senatorial 2onbention lebte @o4e In
Warion cine &eiolution I'M grb6bung
Der Sdantli3enien auf $500 lnter.
breitste, wiro biefelbe H%efOlution Der
bemotraiif9s Stats. 2onpsntion bor'
legen. Die &eIolution idlisbt fsrner
nit ein, baB Wirtbf9aften MUIR inner'
balb Der @renae bon Stdbtsu nit po'
li3eil&ub er6fnet ueroen btrfen.
@i&ter 8augbn glaubt auf bisfe Weife
BITE fog. Roab.6 ouies, mo- f& oft
i&lsdte @lems1te auiammsn fuoen.
ausaurotten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
YoH3eui9es.

O GARLAND 5. 9 omn ! n 4.
10 Sabre alt, go. 1877 Of Wafbtns.
Girabe pobntaft. unb Bling, % Sabre
alt. bon SO. 931 Of Mi9isan.S trabe,
rpurbsn sstsrn bonn pOli3ei&ef Webge,
unb benz Bsamten Wbeeler perbaftst.
neil He In truntenem 3uifanbe ein
pfsrs bsinabe iu SOos iagten. Sis
Burf9en fubren tn rafenhem @alopp
nit ibrsm Gubrtpert an benz @efdbri
bss poli3ei&efs porbsi, als berfelbe f&
nod isinsr @obnuns fabren Iieb. poIi-
sei3ef Webser nabm fOfOrt Die gerfOl'
sun9 auf unb ma9te bic guri&sn mad
elmer Sasb bon elmer balbsn stunos
In elmer Wirtbi9afi binafef.
u. s. ReIgea, 80 Sabre alt,
go. 220l Of Waibineton. StraBs
uObnbaft, tpuroe unter benz gsr'
baats, falf9s Gtsds In .3abIuns
geasbsn 3u bubsn, bon ben @ebeimpoI!'
3ifsn Simon unb 6auier perbaftet.
&elssa bate Dor einigen $agei bon
einsm gsuiRen Greb gscott cine Wirtb-
f9aft fur 1926 aefauft. Ct ma9te
bieIs 3ablung In @beds. @eftern
polIte 6err gseott bisis gesds emblem.
bod tpurbsi1 bieielben als qefdIi4t 3u-
ridgspieien. Ct besab f4 iofort CUR
poliasifation unb ma9te @apitdn
Blaming bonn Deteetibbepartement
Wslbuns, Der bic @ebsimpoli3ifen 81
mon unb 6aufer nit Der unteriu&ung
bss Sales bsa~uftragte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
BIN

. bn e.
Wora Donaban,' Reparaturen, BIZ
gbur9 Str, $500. = Buonet 2euis
Co., Anbau, 80. Str. nabe benz Qa.
nal, $50. = Sennie 9. 2enbrid,
Wobnbaus, "a. nabe Clifton Str,
$1750.-6enrp 9. Dabis. Wobnbaus.
331 Spring Str, $24O0. - Bridget
Munen. Reparaturen, 500 6tb Mii.
iouri Str, $50. = gbmaro 2aNtstp,
Wobnbaus, Gifber Mpe.. $1200.-G.
gurbett, Reparaturen, 2sl5 Burton
Str, $55.-@obert Wilbing, %epara.
turen, 1917 OF Werm,ont Str. $3.50.
-Sobn s. We@ain. WObnbans. sao
Warmat Mbs. tabe Sodfon Str,
$10O0.-G. ). Barter it,, @sparatu.
rem. 1906iBtaefontaine ST.. SIS. =
Sobn Rod. S&euns, 1910 prOfpeei
Str., $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
/ Srieort9 4opp. /

Jm boben Sitter BON sc Sabren III
am Eienfag @ormittas 6err Griebri9
&Opp tn feiner Wobnung, go. $40
Norb Slinois StraBs. aus benz 2sbsn
sef9ieben. 6err 9opp tuanberte i'm
Sabre 1848 bon fsinsr 6eimatb. BEN
Garhsntbum 2ippe.S etmolb, 36ntg.
reid preuBen. nod Nmerita aus unb
tam brett nod indianapolis, uel9ss
isit6er feline aueits Seimatb wurbs. CT
bstrisb Biz an fsin 2sbsnsenbe bis
@drtnerei NIT sutem grfOls; sr mar
fets Hsibia, Elm pHiatgetreusr Gami.
%Iienbater unb gutter Ta&bar. Sein
Sob miro bon bret ertua&iensn Sb9.
tern unb ei1em So6n ioruie mebrers
gnfelfinberr b~etrauert.
Seine Satin if Tim beretts TN
Sabre 1892 I'm 3obe borangegangen.
9err Sopp mar ein Witslieb unh
elmer Der @rtnber Der grfen Deuti9.
&eiormirten Qir&e unb geb0rte ionf
teinerf gereinen ooer Orsantfationen
on.
DIE 3eit Der Seerbisuns miro fpdte,
bsfanni asuia&t tuerbsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
9rnnoeisentbums ...nebertrasunast,.

glifabeib SGuItbeis on Mi9aeI z.
Mc@artpr &C., Got % unb bic 6hli6e
9dlfte bon Got q, Blpd 33, Nortb
Snbianapolis. As BEL 125 9 SUB, ber-
beHsrt. 9oroieits bon 81. etrabe, 81.
LID BON anuette Str, $3.50.
Sasper q. @uiun an Olibsr 8.
Sbap, 8beil bss norb6fli9en giers
tells bon Section 1, SomnTbip 16,
%ange 2, A gerss, pite tomnibip,
$4400.
2aura W. @anacs on Some Bretu-
ing Co.. Got l uno fiolids 9dlfte bon
Got 2. @aders l. 6auabbile abb..
81 BET 1877 CUB, nOrbusflide Ode bon
Walnut Ctr. unb SOlmes Mbenue.
$500.
Samss 6. Mbite an CHARLES g.
Jaeobien, Got 80, WOooruf plaes.
80 BET 40 CUB, 6Rli&e Settle bon
Wiobie Gribe. iibli9 bon grob Sripe,
$4,000.
SObn 8. Roesrs an Wiaiam u.
Rogers. SbeiI 2ot 81, Song u. u.
plsafant slbe. Nob.. bsrbsHert. WsRs
ieiie 5arlan Str, iholi9 BON Orange
Ctr. $500.
Ri9olas Dinner an Bertram 6. Tap
u. a.. Got Is, Obmer's Subj, Got
Fl, SrbinetOn, AZ bel 1919 5ub,
paeant, bRli&e settle Bolton Mpenue,
faoli4 DOni2omeq Abe. 1876.
Sane 6. .2unbsp an CHARLES sW.
gdert &C., Got IL, Dfsrmsps.'s pros
fpset Str. addition, So bei AL SUB,
berbefert, Ofisite bon Stais ape.,
fibli9 bon prpfpeet Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
Nanm tn 3tmmer.

Gin Rann bate I'D 9effern In bas
68Iafsimmer Der WdbGen Der ct.
Soiepb's &ratnin9 SGule ssi&li&en.
Ills BITE Rdb&en R9 ani4idten, au
Bette au ge5en, bemertte zines ber
Wdo9sn benisIben unter einem Bette.
Bei benz 9roben @eI9rei, tpsl9ss bis.
ielben erboben, tro& berielbe unter BEN
gett bsrbor, iprans aus benz 5enRe,
bss 2. StOdes uno iu9te siIis BIZ
Glu&te Mls bic Rabier 6au uni
WuQs1 antamen, NOR ftine Spur bon
BEN Reni9en 3u entoeden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-23
SdtHsna@ri@ten.

Nep Dort: n5rieori9 Der @roBe" bon
Bremen.
Rop:nba9sn: yNlsranora" mad Bo.
fcn; .2sntudp" nod New Or.
leans.
Warieines: .@aIia" nod Sem Dort.
Rem Dort .Snbiana" BON NeapsI /;
.Noorblanb" nod philadelphia;
,2aifsr Wilbslm H." nod Bre.
men bia pIpmoutb unb gber.
bour9; vStalia" NOD Weffna;
.Slaponia" nod Neapsl, $riefe
ETC.; .garonia" nod 2iberpooI
pia Queenstown.
2onbon: .Winnetonfa" bon WetpDorf.
Sponsp, g.. g. 49,: .Woana" bon
Waneouber.
2iperpool: .garmania" nod Wew BORT
bia Queenstown.
Wsapel: v@arpatbia" nod Sem 0ort.
6abre: .2a@asco9ne" bon Nep ag,rt.
Neapel: r@alabria" bon Stem Yort.
Bremen: .BarbaroRa" bon Nem Dorf.
2tberpool: Southport" bon Won'
treal uno Quebec.
Anttperpen: .3roonlanh" bon SEEM
Dorf; .Rp6nlano". bon Tsp
BORT.
Nrerisn: .Srabe" ron Rem Sort.
Neapel: .0obsnaoQsrn" nod Nem
BORT; .&oma" nod Nstu Nort.