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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
TRADES PLANNING FOR PEACE.
First Move of Chicago Union With
Employers.

CHICAGO, January 1S.-The first move or
the Building Trades Unions in 1906 was for
peace. The steamftters yesterday Joined
their employers in arranging a friendly
BASH of wages and conditions during three
years.
Other building trades unions, it is ex-
pected, will be influenced by the attitude as
sumed by the steamfitters. The carpenters
are asking for an increase in wages and the
iron workers are seeking new conditions.
.Conciliati ton was exercised on both sides
in the new agreement signed by the union
and the Master Steamfitters Association.
The men ~ill receive slightly higher wages.
without change The new scale provides
that the pay of journeymen steamfitters
shall be increased 10 cents day beginning
August /, and an additional 10 cents on
April l. 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Proposed Anti-cigarette Law.

RICHMOND, Va. January 1S.-Delegate
ould of Campbell Is preparing bill along
the lines of the Indiana anti-cigarette law
which he will present for adoption by Fir-
ginia legislature. He says that the youths
of his section of the state are being ruined
by the cigarette habit. The bill makes 1t a
felony to make sell or give away the paper
cigarettes in this state.
Senator Dickinson has introduced an
amendment to the constitution which seeks
to abolish the poll tax requisite as a right to
register and exercise the right OF suffrage.
A member of the general assembly says
that pressure Is being brought to bear to
prevent the appointment Of special COM
mittee to investigate the Virginia military
institute and the Virginia polytechnic insti-
tute The idea Is to permit the irvestiga-
ton by the general committee provided Tor
In the resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS INCLUDED
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL RE
PORTED TO THE HOUSE.

The House Appropriation committee this
afternoon reported to the House the urgent
deficiency BILL The whole amount recon-
mended in the bill is $15,215. 5O3 20, distrib-
uted as follows: State Department, &l3.-
727.24: Treasury Department, $2447. 2Sl. ~;
District of Columbia. $30.612; War Depart
ment. $216927SS; military establishment.
sc. 500; isthmian canal, $40. 788; National
Soldiers Home. $22S. 37D.S7; State, War ana
Navy building, s5s8, 1850: Navy Department,
10000: naval establishment, l1.014,565.1 ~:
Interior Department. 248.Ss800; pensions.
sa.500. 900: Department Of Justice. 1851. ~:
United States courta 1919 5O2.49; Post O:-
nee Department, SO 451 81; Department OF
Agriculture. $4,000: Commerce and Labor.
$-1.622; House Of Representatives, $4,000;
Judgments. Court OF Claims, $S42 GIG. "A;
Judgments, Indian depredations, $lO.342;
awards, Spanish treaty claims commission,
$3.50; audited accounts, 1856, 659O1.
The chief items of interest included in the
bill for each OF the departments OF the
government for the fiscal year 1905 and the
cies arising in the diplomatic and consular
service. 1865, $4,000: fuel for public school
buildings in the District of Columbia. 1905,
$4,000: completion OF the army general hos
pital at Washington 500 600; bureau of ami
NAL industry. Agricultural Department.
$4,000: to complete investigation of value
of the black sands Of the United States,
$4,000
In connection with the appropriation for
emergencies in the diplomatic and consular
service for which. as stated. 10000 is APP
propriated. the following new limitation is
imposed: mo part Of such sum shall be
disbursed for services rendered or expenses
incurred With nthe District of Columbia"
Another limitation of interest says that
the provisions Of the act relating to the
limitations of the hours of daily service
OF laborerS and mechanics employed upon
the public works of the United States and
of the District OF Columbia shall not apply
In the construction of the isthmian canal
within the canal zone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
BEVERIDGE DEFEATED
FAIRBANKS FORCES WON ORGAN
IzATIoN OF STATE COMMITTEE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. january 1s.-The
Fairbanks organization. headed by James
p. Goodrich. present state chairman. de-
feated the Beveridge organization in a fight
for the reorganization Of the republican
state committee this afternoon. Four
votes were cast for George A. H. Shideler,
the Beverage candidate. but the close call
that the Fairbanks organization got. which
Is pushing Fairbanks candidacy for Presi-
dent. shows the attitude Of Indiana repub-
licans now in the minority toward Mr.
Fairbanks
SMoeler could have shown two members
or the state committee that he had five
votes certain two more members OF the
COMMITTEES would have voted for him. thus
eiectlng him. With four votes certain,
Shideier figured on getting the fifth dis
trfct. which Is Congressman Holidays dis
trict Julian Hogate was the ShIdefer can
dtdate In that district, and his defeat was
the defeat OF the Shideler hopes. Shideler
Is preparing statement this afternoon,
which win be published tomorrow.
A Red-Hot Statement.
Rumor has 1t that this statement fairly
sizzies with hot talk addressed personally
to the Vice President of the United States
and throws oGwn the gantiet to the Fair
banks organization that the Beverldge
crowd will give them the fight of their lives
two years hence.
The Intention Of the committee Is to go
to work at once and get everything in good
shape for the coming fight. and the sug
gestions made by Chairman Goodrich in
his speech of acceptance to the committee
will be carried out. 1t is asserted that
though there was a lively fight before the
selection of chairman, harmony prevails
In the committee now and every member
VIII bend his efforts to bring about reIub-
lican success. OF course, one OF the things
that interest the candidates for Office is
the selection of a date for holding the re-
publican state convention. This subjecr VIII
be taken UP in the committee meeting AMI
discussed at length. While there was no
suggestion to the chairman OF the con-
vention strong sentiment prevails in
favor of Congressman Abraham Lincoln
Brick. and there is a possibility re will he
selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
UNDER NEW OFFICERS
National Board of Trade EIec-
ton This Morning.
NEED OF COTTON REPORTS
Delegates Believe Government Bureau
Should Be Maintained.
DEBATE ON PURE FOOD BILLS
Frank La lame Made President to
Succeed Col. J. ]. Sullivan, Who
Declined Reelection.
NEED OF COTTON REPORTS
DEBATE ON PURE FOOD BILLS

Our government is under normal
circumstances by right a business
concern. to be handled with reference
to the business interests of the coun-
try. and in a business way. And to
say that is quite compatible with
saying further. which am sure will
command the assent Of every man
here. that We are learning steadily as
a people that neither public nor pri-
waite business can be carried on In a
spirit that means ultimate success.
save by recognition of the fact
that manhood counts for more
than business, that the man
counts for more than the machinery;
and that the first requisite in
making the business administra-
ton the kind Of administration of
which we as Americans should be
proud is to have it conducted in ac-
cordance with the immutab.e laws of
righteousness. President Roosevelt
to the National Board of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Bernard Jaeger Dead.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ELIZABETH, N. j.. January 1S.-Bernard
Jaeger, one of the best known musicians in
the country, died at his home here yester-
day from heart trouble. He was a from
bone soloist and had been a member of
Sousa's band and Of George Thatcher's min
strels He was a graduate of the Heidel-
burg Musical College and the Berlin Con-
serVatory of Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Disastrous Fire at Richmond

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. January 1s.-The fire
department Of the city had the biggest job
in its history early this morning. The
plant of the Type and Electrotype Com
pany. in rear of the Lexington Hotel. was
destroyed and the hotel damaged by water.
There was practically no excitement among
the guests. all being aroused before the
flames made any Roadway. Waddey Print
ing Company was badly damaged and put
out of business for the present. Total loss
will reach about 10000. The hotel IL do
ing business as usual, and other concerns
will resume at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
ANOTHER STORMY SESSION.
Murphy Of Arizona Declares Statehood
Question Is Preiudiced.

There was another stormy meeting of the
House committee on territories today.
Chairman Hamilton and Representative
Lloyd had an angry exchange OF words
over Mr.. Hamilton's former position on
statehood. Former Governor Murphy of
Arizona declared It was useless to appear
before the committee. as the verdict was
signed and sealed against them He de-
nounced as false the charge Of corruption
made against the Arizona men who OPP
pose joint statehood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Louis F. Mccomas Critically Ill.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
HAGERSTowN. Md, January 1s.-LouLs
+. McComas. assistant postmaster here and
well known citizen of this section of the
state. is lying in a critical condition at his
home. suffering from a stroke of paralysis.
He is an uncle of Judge Louis E. McComas
or "'-s"'ng:on. Mr. McComas is advanced
IN se.- ns.ure OF his illness makes
- .ary uxltte- CT grave doubt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Relief for the Jews.

Mr. Simon Wolf acknowledges the receipt
of silo.55 in aid of the Russian sufferers
fund from the Society OF B'nai Zion of this
city, the money having been collected at
mass meeting held December 81. 1905
Mr. Wolf also states that the President
has ordered the Marine Band to assist in
a concert TO be given in this city in aid OF
the Russian sufferers fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Child Labor in the District.

Representatives McNary and Gardner of
Massachusetts presented an array of
maps and figures on child labor at a hear
ing today before the House committee on
labor. They are working on an effort to
secure a national investigation of child
labor and the passage of a law in the
District of Columbia which shall serve as
a model for the entire country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
$500, 900 FIRE AT QUINCY.
Five Large Brick Buildings of Plant
Destroyed.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 1S.-Fire today
destroyed the huge plant of the J. B. Schoo
Saddlery Company, consisting of five brick
buildings ranging from three to five stories
In height. Flames spread across the street
and almost completely destroyed the city
hall.
The wholesale house of the Aldo Sommer
Drug Company was badly damaged. The
total loss exceeds 5000 almost fully in
sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
Capt. Ramsey Critically III.

The condition OF Capt. Frank De Witt w.
Ramsey of the general staff. United States
army. formerly OIL the 9th Regular Infantry.
was said late this afternoon to be ex-
trenely critical. He is in his apartments
at the Magnolia suffering from severe
attack Of pheunonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
The Democratic Rate Bill.

Representative Davey QIa) today intro
duced the railway rate bill agreed upon by
democratic members of the House commit
tee on interstate and foreign commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
KILLED wife While Children Pleaded.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SHEBOYGAN. Wis, January 18-While
his four children pleaded with him to de-
sist, William Ramaker, living two miles
west OF here, dubbed his wife to death
with a piece Of wood. He Is believed to be
insane and has been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18

DIED.

i7tn street northwest, LOUISA JOHNSON
EIMG. mother Of Mrs. A. B. chat6eld. In the
ninetfeth year Of hex life.
Notice Of funeral In morning paper (SedalIa. No..
and NorwaIk. Ohio, papers please copy9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-18
New Trial for Guaranteed Prisoner.
Speeial Dspateh to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK. Va. January 1S.-Judge
Hanckel has announced a decision on a
motion for new trial In the case Of Capt
E. w. Jones of the Virginia national guard.
convicted of the murder OF Maud Cameron
Robinson and given eighteen years in the
penitentiary. but owing to the fact that tho
prisoner cannot be COTTON out OF jail and
brought into court the decision viii not be
announced until tho week OF january Is,
when the present quarantine on the jan tvill
be lifted.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
LSAues@@ C.

5ehIenbe Burae. @efhtes
bener: sd begreife ni9t, bab man>
4e Wfdnner am Sungsefelenleben &C.
fallen finben tDnnen. pbns iemals ber>
hetrat4et 9epefen gu fein."
u g. r@ie oft lit
BENIN Die So4ter BON sSbrem &ole>
gen9" genau psib i4's ni6t =
aber phne S4irm fann lie bei Resen>
petter ni4t mehr ausge6en!"
-Snb Der & ii DE. 9srr: rMeeine
Grau bat mir ersGblt, baB S6nen Sbr
SrGutigam untreu ~eeporben 1T,
@nna!" Oienitmdb4en G9lu6aenb):
rQ, 6eute fGoE gieber einer!!"
@erdnberung. r...Oein
S4paser but ia iein Imt ais bees
bigter Sa9berftdnbiger nieoerlegen
miif1en mas lit er benn iebt2" -
9eleibinter SdbberifGmhineri"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
6letme etaotueutsfeitsn.

te6ffentIid 8ibIio.
tibet miro bonn Samffag, ben 25. Aug.
BIG Wontas, ben q. aua., 8si4lOHen
iein. I'm oie Iusft6rung sinigsr Re.
paraturen am @ebduee 3u erm1g-
ii9sn.
Ollie SpbeI. Der SoIbat,
Der am Wontas Of, Der College Abe.
uub II. Str. bon einem S%trabsnbabn.
tuaeer fisl, bsfinbst f9 nod INNER tn
gsfdbrli9er Sage. ct srlitt sinsn
8ru9 bss 5interi6dbsIs uno if er nur
3sittpeiis bet Bsfnnung. Na9 neueiten
Naar i&ten bat f9 isin 3uftano stpas
9ebsfert.
Dur9 btefeti 9 aunsbmsnosn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geauungsn, isbt
f9 bic 6. 8. & @. giisnbabn ge.
rbtbiat am Sonntag 3psi 3hse nod
Cincinnati abfabren 81 lanen. Der
erHe 3ue. Der tirr In 6amiltor baIten
pirb, fdhrt um $50 ubr Moreans OBJ.
Der ndaRs 3ug fOIst 80 Winutsn ip1.
ter.
9ieSnbtana Delegation, tuel9e
H9 an 81. Auguf on ben gmpfangs.
5eisrIi9teiten fur Winiam Senninss
8rpan bstbeiligt, tuirb allen I'm.
f&etn mad eine re4t fattli9e fein.
Cine arobs Anaabl Der gsi9dFtsleuts
unierer Stabt, fouie au9 bisls bsrpor.
tagenbe polititsr bss Staatss tueroel
ff9 on ben gmpfange betbeilissn. Ssrr
8rpan pirb efne WoGs In Snbiana
perpeiIen unb wiro AUDI Snbianapolis
etnen Beiu9 a1fatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
@onaerlano Bart.

STR Worgsr bat bas @onberlanb
Hirsetorium einen .Babpibou" tn Aus.
F4t aefeli, unb aus ben bisber sings'
laufsnsn anmslounssn i4Iiebt mon,
bob etua 200 eduslin9e f9 UNI bts
prstfs bstusrben ruerben. Seber Sdug'
ling. Der In bis 2ifie etnsetraaen wnrbe.
pirb NIT sinsnl Soubsnier beba9t. ID
bab aud ~bieieni9en, mel&e feline preiie
erbaltsr. ri9t Obne Elm @sI4enf ben
Wergntigunssplab perIahen ueroen.
Seute Abenb uiro auf benz WaHer bee
parts ein 6eusruerf abgebrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
|oltseut&es.

@ebeim T Sam Ser.
Der tuurbs geftsrn nod anoeriOn &c.
i9idt, um GarI Jifber, tpel8er oaieIbft
perbaftet tpurbe, nod Snbianapolis gu
trans portiren. Gifbsr uirb bon Der
bisFsen poIiset tusssn elmer antlase
oes 9isbfabls sephnfdt. SerisIbs
miro beI9uIoist. feinem Stubensel
noKen, Martin @. 9oftus, 90 NrienaI
Aps., SIC sniusnbst su babsn.
Die @e6etmpoIiaiifen Can.
CATER & Duncan bra9tert gefern Wm.
Olgsp. 1907 Ghb Hobls Strabe, auf
cine antlass, Elm 9aus unerIaubt Be-.
trsten 3u babsn, UNI 3u feblen uno
usssn @rOBoisbfabIs binter salob
uno &iseel. Olgep lou Der 9tfers'
bslfer BON benz SuIius 2aminstp isin,
tusl6sr auf cine Bef6uloigung bss
Groboiebfabls unb annabms bon ses
fobIenen Sa9en am 9. Au9uf Der.
baftet murbe. Sn benz 9auie beg Alts
bdnbIsrs tuurbsn 300 pfuno 3udsr
unb eth SAB s9naps sefunosn. gsioe
fousn In @smeini&aft bas Snoiana-
napoIis 2assrbaus an Sho psnnipI.
pania Sirabe beimgeiu9t unb 3udsr
unb S9naps ~snttpsnbet baben.
9 b m @ebeimpoIiaifen Splan
wuros seifsrn Der ~15'idbrige SObn
3snnebp bon @bieaso, Sa.. a~ufeesrif.
fen unb mad Summer Slider srpsbirt.
3ennebp ION iein elterli9es Saus .fa9.
tig berlaRen baben.
Gtneg ei9ulbigung auf SisbtabI
bra9te qefern ben 15-idbrigen Wartin
9ubbleiOn, 638 %. @aibington Str,
nit Der poli3si tn 2onfift. st ipurbs
bon benz @ebeimpoli3iften Splan aufes.
i9risben unb benz Susenoseri9t tbsr.
tuieien. Der 2nabe fOa ein pferoesss
i9irr gefoblen babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
@isss-Mltar -0rab.
{ n.

h
Walier unb Gertrude Mc@orb, 1929
gnaIiih Ibe., Rnabe. - WiQis unb
Warp guQins, 1911 Brbaomap, Mdo.
den. - 8. 8. uno 2Ouiie carlton,
1872 2aureI Str, 2na6e. = 8eorge
unb Warie Bruner, 526 Shb gaf
Str, Rnabe. - Daniel uno Carrie
Moriaritp, lila 8laine ape.. Rnabe.
IS. 6. unb 5rau a%lsranber, 91O
Wef Is. Str, 2nabs. - Ora uno
Srau gpnnOr, 1902 college aOe.,
Rnabe.
O etraut.
abolpb earabsr-Marp 6. 2rieser.
Bert 6. O!sp-Sa3eI s. Baumbofer.
3. @up 6oobsr-aba g. gouen.
Ssrbsrt Sbspbsro-9attie u. @oombs.
Charles 8. Opal-@raee 8. SbOdlsp.
gsrr %. 5ncemirs-2Ola 6. patrid.
Sobn 8. @. Waaer-Salie s.. Sar'
rifon.
Wattbstp Wspers-@lara S9womeper.
6oisn 6. Siatt-Sba q. CHAPMAN.
Sames Or. Sublsfton-Wsaoow 6.
Semor.
-
Alba &uHsa-Sabis g. Starrett.
Geforbsn.
Wurrap 10. patterion, %, 1928
Norb alabama Str. - Ssnuis Wc'
@radsn, 60, 1911 Worb Sltnois Str.
- Jrancis Minerba Waion. 81. Fdbt.
6ospitaI. = 6rsberid 6. Wiebfe, l,
2433 6obsp Str. - 8. 8. Sadfon,
go, 1725 Wsf Waihinston Str. =
Jraip 2aonr, II, 912 5apetts Str. =
Warearst WarfisIb, SO, 801 Noro
gaf Ctr. - 2pbia 8. Wsinu,au, SO,
710 Oh Martst CTR. - SaHss 8.
Alsranbsr. IS, ftdot. 6ospital. -
CHARLES 9aben, SO, 124 STD 9ela-
more StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
Ginbrm@spmin@.

Sn Der @obnung bon Wm. WuIrep
6il, 1915 8rooffbe Nbe.. tpurbe IN
ber Wa9t bon NittwO9 auf 9Onnsrta9
Elm ginhru& berfu&t. Die 2anefinger
tuarsrl bsrsits BURG eth Gs1isr on Der
Settle bes 6auies tn bas Sunsre &c.
Ianst, unb MOLTEN geraos ibr biebii9es
6anbuert beginner, ole He bemsrtt
tuuresn. gilisf berf9manbsn bieIel.
BEN bur& bas Genfsr TN DunteIn.
Cine Bsi&reibung Der nd9tIi&sn BE.
iu&er tonnte Der poIiaei ni&t &c.
ssben tberb:n, ba bieielben usgsl Der
HuuieIbett ni&t ertannt tusrbsn
ipnnttu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
...@Yres Bulletin.
...Terttg gum tragen..,

Cine aufraumuns am Samifaa
Wormittag in &oitimen gu unerb0rt
niebrisen Rreiien.
Sarbise sei@neiberte poleme So>
ftlme, auswabl 6es @orratbs bon
Sualitaten, Die friiber 10 bod wie
s47.5 bertauft ipurben, gu SO. IS
@ini9e 9ei@neiberte @oa &oifame,
Die r~eselmabis bon $3.50 Bis
$3.50 berfauft tpurben ; NuS>
pabl. 81. 95
SanSsefidte SembenbIuien &oitime,
pabre Sd0nbeiten Der neueiteu
CONNER MobeIen, tuertb 70 biel
pie $50. so IusnabI. .$15.O 90
Sem benbIuien Soitime nit spibem
nnS Sti6ereien persisrt, tpertb anf>
parts su $17.5O fir......S9.75
Sang 2innen Sadet Roflme, in aIeis
dem IerbaltniB re6usirt.
Sritter Stod, Norb Nfitte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24

~ erIanat-Wdb6en far nlIeenetne Sousarbett'
~ aIeius SamiIie. Rein maiGeu. sea13ufra'
gen 1901 gsorb Capitol Ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24

gtas. Baaste's S%ibieite Sneipe,
1891 Sab CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
nufaa.

Wit elmer f9msren @unos am 2opfs
tuurbe esfern g. u. Osborne, Orb.
more Jlats, TN 2ranfenwagen mad
benz ffdbtif9sn SOipital 9ebradt. Der
ieIbs mar on Der @de Der WaH. Abe.
unb Nsrp Dorf Ctr. bon elmer Union
Sraetton Snterurban Gar beim paiF=
rem Der Strabs angsfab-en, uobei e,
bic 8erlsbuns sraaIten bat. Die Gerat'
bofsn auf Geneiung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
@etterbertmt.

CIR "a etrnbsn snbeuD 2 ubr gsOrssns, Is. Ansnf'
@bteaso, "a. gugut.
Sur Snbiana: @eIesentIi4e S4ausr
beute 0a4t unb Samffas.
QpeaLsW etterbert4t
@eIesentIide S9ausr beute Na9t nno
am SamtGs.
9termometertane.
S59fe Tenaperatur. SO @rac
Rissrisfe Temperatur. 70 .
SO. e. BIttbs
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
Msme Sntorporationen.

GoIsenbe @sIsli9aftsn srtpirttsn
beim Staats-S stretdr ibre Sncorpora.
tionspapiere:
Die v@arp 5eat, Sight anb Watsr
Co., @arp, bic rteue Stab!.S tabt in
6 afs @Ountp, @apitaI 500, 900; Hi'
%rettoren. Seorge o. 3borps, 8bumas
5. 6pman, u. 3. 4notts, aemper &.
2napp unb eugene 8. Burlington.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-24
Sermikt.

Der POIissi tuuroe seftern bie Nel'
hung esmadt, baB bie 13.idbrige
Winnie Deuep bon go. 1015 Rorb
gslmont.a bsnus felt sinissn Sassn
bsrmibt tuirb. 8Iei&3eitig tuuroe an
bic esnannte Be66rbe oas griu9sn &c.
ri9tst, nod benz oeri9wunoenen Wdo'
den Re9er&en anffe0en au IaRen.
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$3.50.
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Mptis att ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-26
OrnOnd.

Ormond, Fla, May 24-Abraham
Mann and wife, of Rossville, ILL.,,
left for home Thursday. They have
been stopping with Miss Ella foulk
this winter. at Foulk Haven on the
beach.
Harrison Bristol and wife, with
their dog Sailor, also returned
North. This makes the sixteenth
trip for Sailor to Ormond by eX-
press. $500 each way, quite an
item. Mr.. Bristol thinks there never
was such a dog. They 90 To Con-
neciicut.
Miss Helen Witherbee has been
very sick this week. but is now some
better.
Mrs. James CARMEL is on the sick
list.
The town is putting III new
bridge i'm the fruit hammock on To-
moka avenue.
/ Our enterprising neIghbor, Henry
Uy,Ien. who left here last spring
and went to Lakeland, has returned
He thought that place the only place
IN the State. but after being sick
came back To his first love. li'
bought the Bristol house on Iomok;
avenue. and is now putting up
wood plant to furnish stove wood f
the Ormondites when they return
next winter.
Monday morning, Mrs. Ann
= Watson and daughter, Mildred lei
far Tallulah. Ga. where they wi
run "A hotel for the summer. Nn
Watson and son, George Will epcn
= the summer with them.
= DR.. Llghtbody, the dentist, wi
u srcnt the winter here. has returne
u ,o his home at Mandarin. Fla
Mrs. Ella Pinktrton is spcndilI
u a few days with Mrs. Abbott, G
Bay street. Daytona.
DIR. Maxun and wife, of Lexiugto
Ontario, left for their home on Tue
a day,