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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
TO ABSORB M 0 & C
Missouri River & Gulf Is Title
Of Line Surveying Into
Kansas City.

The Kansas City Star is authority
for the statement that the Missouri
River 3 Gulf raiload, now surveying
q line into that city, and projected to
build from Kansas City to Denison,
Texas, will absorb the Missouri, Okla
homa & Gulf, which is now running
between Weeetka and Wagner and
is surveyed for some distance north
and south Of these points.
The new line, however, is surveyed
from Pittsburg instead Of from Jop-
lin, as was originally projected. This
will give Vinita ali excellent opportu-
nifty to secure the road. As first sur
veyed, with Joplin as the terminus,
the road went to the east Of Vinita,
thru Alton, but if it is to go to Pitts
burg instead Of to Joplin there is no
reason why Vinita, with proper effort,
may not secure the line
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
Ffty-Ninth District Republican Convention Yesterday
Was Unanimous and Enthusiastic and Chose
an Exceptionally Strong Candidate.
CANDIDATE is A FARMER FROM NEAR CENTRALIA

Taking the bit into their teeth, the
delegates to the seth district Repub-
lican convention yesterday afternoon
absolutely disregarded his often-re-
peated declarations that he did not
want the nomination and could not
accept it, and nominated William III.
Ham by acclamation as candidate for
election to the constitutional conyen-
tion. And he, responding to the in
sistent demand from all over the
house, subordinated his personal in
clination to the wishes of the party
and accepted the nomination.
Until five minutes before the nomi-
nation was made it was anybody's
race. The various delegations were
split among several candidates, and it
seemed impossible to unite on any
man. Mr.. Ham had repeatedly said
that he did not want The nomination,
and in fact could not accept it, But
at 4:3O, when the convention, having
organized, and having listened to a
splendid speech by Mr.. Ham, the
permanent chairman, took i've min
utes recess, it was found that all the
delegates were in favor Of his nomina-
tion. His speech had swept the dele.
gates off their feet. All candidates
were willing to withdraw in his favor;
against him alone there was no OPP
position, while his fellow farmers
were a unit in his favor.
1t was therefore decided to place
Mr.. Hams name in nomination
against his consent, trusting that he
would accept the responsibility. AS
soon as the convention was called to
order again, therefore, J. H. Dixon,
in a speech punctuated with applause,
placed Mr.. Ham in nomination. HE
is farmer" said Mr.. Dixon, "and /,
who have all my life been a farmer,
am glad to place him in nomination. 1t
is the farmers who give US our best
laws, and we know thar Mr.. Ham, if
will represent the whole peo-
pie, rich and poor alike His hands
may be calloused by the plow but his
brain is alert and ready.
There was tremendous cheering as
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10

position Of great responsibility, as the
reserve embraces great tract Of land
in the northwest portion OF the state.
Mr.. Ham came TO the Indian Terri
tory seven years ago. He leased /, 100
acres near the Kansas line, northeast
Of Centralia, where he has since
farmed, raising stock and corn. lie
is good farmer, as he was good
legislator, and viii be a good constitu-
tion-maker He has education, ex-
perience, knowledge Of men, high
principles; he comes from the class
which outnumbers all Others in the
new state, the farmers, and he repre-
sents thoroly their interests. He win
be elected without the shadow OF
doubt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10

Forces De-
feated in Convention
at MuskOgee

Down in Muskogee yesterday the
long fight between the Raymond and
nti-Raymond Republicans was fought
thru another round, resulting in an
other defeat for the ex-judge. In the
10Th district, where Raymond himself
was candidate, the opposition forces
secured control Of the convention,
and the Raymond contesting delega-
tions did not even appear before the
credentials committee. AS a conse-
quence Raym9nd's name was not even
presented to The convention, and
Philip B. Hopkins, who had already
been nominated by a non-partisan
convention, was unanimously endors-
ed Hopkins is the anti- Raymond
candidate.
In the 10th district, also, Raymond
ism was defeated, the anti.Raymond
forces securing control Of the tempor-
airy organization. Major George X
Bucher was then nominated for dele
gate by acclamation, His opponent
is O. N. Haskell, the Democratic and
non-partisan candidate. La both the
Muskogee districts rnmp conventions
were held yesterday, but there seemed
to be but little interest in them, and
it is hardly probable that other cam
didates will be nominated
Other Republican candidates nom
mated yesterday in various districts
are as follows:
58-Joe A. Bartes Of Bartlesville.
6O--Dr. w. l.. McWiilams OF Miami.
62 Walter /. Jones OF Grove.
03--John II. Hatcher of Greenwood
Chapel near Collinsville.
64Dr. J. G. Bushyhead OF Clare
more.
65-John H. Warren or .Adair.
GA. G. Clark of Olive. tBristow-
Sapulpa district.
6S-W. J. Gregg Of Tulsa.
90 W. f Taylor OF Broken Arrow.
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POSTPONED D
Ass Case, Like Muir
der Cases, Continued
for Term

There was but little business in the
pited States court today. The
RApman & Briggs case was called up,
ith Of the defendants having plead
aiIty to introducing. They we've
ped S75 and costs each.
Some small items Of business were
eaned up yesterday. Sam Davis, a
lllblcod, plead guilty to fornication
pd was allowed to go, sentence being
Ispended during good behavior. He
as represented by S, f. Parks.
On account of the illness of o. l..
ider, who had the case in charge,
le Cass cattle stealing case was con-
nued for the term.
After considering a few other unim-
prtant cases, Judge Gill at 3 O'Clock
lis afternon adjourned court until
riday morning, as the judge has to
B in Muskogee tomorrow for meet
lg Of the districting ana canyassing
oard.
Bert Thatcher, boy, was found
lilty Of Introducing by a jury. The
'dge after an impressive lecture, al
wed the boy to stand on the verdict
the jury, during good behavior
he boys lawyer was J. Warren
led.
less Flute plead guilty to fornica-
on and was given two months in jail,
ad Charles Morris was given one
Ionth for introducing.
Johnny Jumper, convicted last week
receiving stolen property, was SEN
need to nine months in the peni-
!ntiary at Fort Leayenworth.
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w. H. Ham

w. II. Ham is, as q. B. Rogers stat
ed in his speech yesterday, an ideal
candiG ate for constitutional delegate
from this district. He was born
about fifty years ago on a farm near
Lewiston, Me-, and he is a graduate
of Bates college, at Lewiston, one of
the Oldest educational institutions Of
New England. He was elected school
superintendent of his native town
ship, Wales, at the age Of 2l, being
the youngest man who ever held the
position
IIe went from Maine to Putnam
county, H., where he was principal
OF the city schools in Hennepin four
years Abont twelve years ago he re-
moved to the state of Washington,
where he engaged in farming.
After having been a resident Of the
then new state about two years he
was elected a delegate to the Repub-
lican convention of Cowlitz county,
and was made presiding officer. While |
serving in this capacity he gained |
such an acquaintance that he was
and elected to the state
legislature from Cowlitz county, /
which, tho strongly Democratic, gave
him a majority of 300 over his COM
petitor Ia the legislature he sup
ported the election of John L. Wilson
as United States senator, and after
the latter had been elected over all
opposition Mr.. Ham was made super
visor OF the Olympic forest reserve, a
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
Morton From 6lnt.

Speciai TO The Chieftain
Chelsea, Oct. 9-At the nominating
convention Of the Republican party
OF the 6lst consttutionald district, held
here today. A. d. Morton OF Ramona
was nominated by acclamation as the
Republican candidate for delegate to
the constitutional convention. Mr..
Morton and Colouel "Dick" Blue OF
Bartlesville addressed the convention,
aud audience Of citizens assembled
from the eastern portion of the new
district, besides large number from
Chelsea and vicinity The interest
and enthusiasm Of a convention were
remarkable.
Mr. Morton is an old settler in the
territory, and is well acquainted and
favorably known. The prospects for
his election are excellent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
RUSSIANS
MEET DEATH

Lodz Russia. Oct. l0-Five terror
lists who had been sentenced to death
by drumhead court martial were
hanged here today. At Bendsin yes
terday five soldies who has been tried
in the same manner were shot for
armed resistance to arrest The EN-
ployes Of the street railroad Of LODI,
the school teachers, newspaper en-
ployes Of the factories have struck as
a protest against drumhead courts
martial.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
|TNAMITED
The HOUSE

Chehalis, Wash, Oct. loan at
lmpt to assassinate Judge NJ. Y.
der, an attorney, by blowing his
ouse up with dynamite was made at
ddnight. The dynamite tore a hole
ght feet long thru the floor along
de the bedstead where the judge
nd his wife we're sleeping. They
ere both thrown out Of their bed
od painfully bruised, tho neither re-
sived serious injuries. The Judge
as recently threatened because of
Is part in a certain divorce case.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
TO BOYCOTT
AMERICANS

New Orleans, La. Oct l0-Printed
circulars threatening that the South
American countries win boycott the
goods Of an American manufacturers
who vote for the candidate supported
by President Roosevelt ia the next
presidential election have been receiv-
ed by several New Orleans manufact-
uring firms. The circular was appar-
emily mailed from San Jose, Costa
Rico.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10

1t was his speech, witty, eloquent,
timely, that finally decided the dele
gates that he was the man for whom
they we're looking, and that he must
be nominated Mr.. Ham, in his short
speech, proved that he is, beyond a
doubt, one Of the best campaigners, If
not the best, in the entire district.
He had the whole convention with
him before he had been speaking five
minutes, and the Democrats who were
present laughed as freely and applaud
ed as sincerely at his sallies as did the
Republicans.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Ham s
speech, which brought great applause,
the report of the committee on reso-
lutions was read by G. B. Rogers, The
chairman. The resolutions as read
we're adopted unanimously. They are
given In full in the editorial columns.
After the adoption Of the resolu-
lions the convention, on motion Of J.
H. Dixon Of Big Cabin, took recess
Of five minutes, and it was upon re-
assembling that Mr.. Hams nomina-
tion was made, sweeping the house.
The following are the committees:
CREDENTIALS
Ed Mount, M ID. Montgomery,
Robert Moore, p. A. Horton, John M.
Hudson, j H. Dixon, S. W. Bond,
Andy Weber, M. Val, Henry Wool
man, Joe Hilderbrand, Richard Osk-
ison, r. w. Moore, w. B. Coley,
chairman, A. A. Hawkins, Homer
Trott, T. H. Finley.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
Snow in Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 1O--A heavy
ct snow driven by high wind fell
IRE today. The storm is the worst
nee that Of October Is, 1901, and is
neral MoDg the lake front.
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CREDENTIALS
RESOLUTIONS

l. N. Mcdonald, Elmer Price, w.
W. Smith. c. II. Freeman, J. f.
Haney, Andy Harlan, r. A. Caldwell,
Ben Sanders, Charles Starr, John OFT,
J. M. Butler, J. NJ. Williams, George
W. Clark, Jr., @ B. Rogers, chairman,
J. G. Wilkinson, Andy Rider.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-10
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

Frank Newman, G. Nj. Newman, p.
z. Newman, G. L. Mayhem, Frank
Emerson, N. S. Waldroph, W. e,
Sniggs, Dick Moss, John Dewey,
Robert Davidson, William Herod, M.
South, M. A. Sorrel, E. M. Probasco,
Ii. f. Watson, T. D. Cox.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Ser Sltii6 : Yrdierbi=
rnngsprO5eB.
Barry 11Ia5fe no4mals auf
oem Seu9enffanoe.

Der prossb esssn osn5Ieii&er 6arrp
Mnste nurbs am Nonias 8Ormittas
I'm 4rimiual3 3sri9t fortgeiest. Der
Anestlasts murbs no4mals auf ben
3sugsnfnnb esrufsn uno iagte aus.
baB sr bonn @6smifsr 8. 6. Barnard
BON Der Observation-Disclosures be-
na&ri9tist wOroen lei, tsin Xxx pre-
ierbalins au aebrauGen, ba basirlbs
Sodium Sulpbit entbalte. gr babe
oas gbsmitaI als Yrdferuatip fsinss 3u
psrtaufsnbsn Glsii9ss ssbrau&t, aber
sr babe ni9t .gspuBt, bab basielbe So'
blum Sulpbit eni6alte.
Die su bsm proisb als Sa4bsrfdn'
bise sugssOeensn @bemiter bon ebieago
iinb abaereiF unb ilur nod einige
aersts aus Snbianapolis fino als 3su.
gsn gu bsrnsbmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
@idtiss StaStratbsFtaas.

grObsr3wsifsl bsrri9i, ob berStabt'
roth beute abenb in isiner Sisung bic
Orbinnn3, nsl9e cine Bonbausaabs
bon $3.50, 900 gum Bau zines goIoi.
isums uno elmer giip 5al tsuiligt,
aunsbmeu miro. Gas 5inana.g gomite
oss Siaoiratbs bai bic Oroinan3 gin,
fiis sinbsri9tsi, absr bisbsr wurbe bic.
islbs nod ni9t our annabms borgelegt,
ba ss 5wsifslbaft mar, Ob sine GENT.
esnbe AnsnbI Der Stabtrdtbs bafiir
fiimmsn phrbs. auBsr bieisr Nngelss
asnbeit tpirb Der Stabiratb beute Nbenb
tiber cine gsmiaigung bon $50. 900
gum Bau zines Babs6auiss i'm Nilitarp
part 3u snti9sioen haben. Jerner
tusrbsn bis gonitss fir Straben, Nb.
sugstandls uno ftir Nasbs unb bfsnt'
Ii9es gissnibum pieIs Strabenperbef'
isrunes.O Orbinan3sn benz Stabtratb sur
Anna6me sinrei&sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Yoli3eili9es Naerlei.

Der Wirtb Wiqiam Weebsr,
40 Sabre alt. 1411 y. Ssnats Nps.,
mubts feline uebertrstuna bes Ni&olfpn
geisbss nit 8srbaftuns btbsn, wsl&s
2eutnant Sandman unb Ssrst. Barn.
ftbrer bornabmen.
8b omas 6Iannerp, 46
Sabre aft, 202 Wilsp abs.. murbe ss.
FERN bon ben RablerpolisiRen Ser.
nausr unb aibmillsr fshsenommen.
nm ibH auf fsiasn geifessufanb un'
teriu4en au laRen.
3wei tpeittre Nsasr murbeu
sefern bon ben Beamten grabtree,
Mibsrts unb 6elt bsrbaftei. bic f4 ON
eamfa9 Bel Der S9ldsersi on Der gde
Der Columbia, Nbs. unb Is. Str., In
tpeI9er bis @sbrhber 8uep f&msr ner.
Iest murben, betbsiIist batten. Die
ielbsn fnb 6arrp Trantlin, Is Sabre
alt, 1850 Gaastts Strabe tuobnbaft,
una. Martin Mulliten. 1s aabrs alt.
415 @sF IA. strabs.
9er @trtb Ralpb Wilep, "a
Sabre oft, 1928 Wef 80. Strabe,
mu9ts F9 gsitsru gsssn bas Wi8oIion'
@eisb frafbar unb iuurbe prompt bon
ben 2sutnant Sandman unb Ser9t.
Barmfubrsr ein9sfsdt.
8eFern tamen bic Setsttfba
Wanning unb Samuels nit benz @e'
fanseasn Artbur McSntoib, 80 Sabre
alt, 707 part Nbs., BON Bloomington,
Sa., bier on. MeSntoi6, Der In Sn'
bianapoIis sinsn ssfdli@ten @bed aui
$3.50 Iautsnb In 3abIuns seseben
bate unb esHh9tet mar. puroe an
Jrsiias in Bloomington. Sq.. Der.
baftet.
Sames W. Sones, Al Sabre
alt, 304 Canal Strabs, 9erietb 9eFern
tusaen 2 gersebens. bte au fsiner ger'
baftuna !iibrten. NIT bsr poliaei In
2onfitt. 2sut. Sandman unb esrgt.
Barnftibrsr ertappten ibn beim Der.
sauf bon seiaisen getrdnten uHb all
Fe nod ben 2i3enspapieren frasten,
ionnte sr fetne ppr3.igen. Ct tuirb It'd
bisisrbaIb Dor benz pOltisiseri9te per'
antworfen mthen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
9aS S@tdfat oes S@IoNeS Mrensms
ber9.

Die friibere frans0fi6s adiierin
Gugenie bat, pie befannt, bas ibr se=
hOrige, auf benz i4peiSerii9en ufer
bes 8obeniees eeleeene S9loB @re=
nenberg, mo- ibr 9ate, Napplepn ILL.,,
feline Sugenb unb ainb6eit perle6te,
mnb bon mo aus er feinen erften Prd=
tenoentenputid in Gtrabbure /. 6.
unternabm, benz Station Sburgau eez
f9enft. Iber es biirfte intereiiiren,
Ciniges iiber Die Ssbingunsen gu et=
fabren, an bic Die &aiierin ibre
S6entung 9etniipft bat.
Oas Sdlpb unb Der aiemli1 aug,
ecbebnte baSu gebOrise 9runb unb
@Oben sehen in bas @isentbum bes
aantOns, aIs juriitii@er perion,
iiber. Die 9aiierin fpri9t babel bic
6offnung aus, bab bas Snnsre bes
tpenis gerGumisen S9IObsebdubes
als Mu5eum @ertpenbuna finben
mDse. sic beldbt baber i'm S9loife
sinen sroben She'll isiner bisberieen
Ginri4tungssesenitGnbe, W}Dbsl, 8if=
Der unb fOnitise &unftiperts, untsr
benen irb sablrei4s tpertbbolIe GtHde
Der Grinnerung an bic nappleonifdbe
@eidi9ts befinben, tpie 3. 9. bas
Sterbebett unh bic 9arfe Der &0ni=
stn 9ortenie, iptpie bas 5elbbett, befs
fen ibr Sobn, 9aiier Napoleon H.,
| iia pdbrenb bes Jelbauses sesen
Oeutf4lanb unb feiner 9efaneen=
f6aft auf WilbsImsbObe bsbients.
Mussenommen fisrpon finb iebo9 ale
bieienisen Saden, bic bic &0nisin
6ortenie bon ibrer Muttsr erbalten
bate unb bic iiG emit in bsren
Sdlofe Malmation befanben, -
bieie folfen bielmebr na9 Malmaifon
suriidssseben tperben, bas sssenpdrs
ttg in 5einem friiberen biftorif6em
3uftanbe ipieberberseiteat tpirb.
Re6ts bonn Ginsanse beg @9lofTes
Irenenberg erbebt fi4 etns duberlt4
unf4einbare 2apelIe. Sie entbGlt i'm
Snnern bas f96ne9rabmonument aus
i4neetpeibem Marmpr bon Der 6anb
beg 0lorentiner 8ilbbauers 8artbo>
loni, bas Napoleon iii. feiner Mutter
6ortenfe erri6tete. Ser Ranton
Gburgau iibernimmt nun bic @ers
pfli9tuns, biermal i'm Sabre an bie-
fer Stdtte einen feierli@en @ottsss
bienit abbalten gu IaFen: nGuli9 ON
ben @terbetasen Der a6nisin 6or.
tenfe, bes aaifers Rapoleon ILL.,, bes
faiferlihen prin3en 2ouis Napoleon
= unb am Sterbetage Der S9enferin
fsIbf, ipenn bic sreiie Grtaiierin ben
Sbrtgen in ben Sob sefolgt fein mtrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Grtrunfen.

Rur3 nod 9 l1hr eeifsrn Worgeu
erbislt bis Samilis Soispb 5sbrsnba8.
512 8srraes ape. bis Na9ri4t, baE
ibr einsiser eobn artbur Sebrsnba1.
20 Sabre alt, nabe groao %ippIe i'm
Wbits Ribsr srtruntsn mar. Der iungt
Wann mar am Waor9sn nit Greunoer
na9 groab Ripple asfabrsn um bori
ben 8as on ben ttiblsn nfern bss @bit'
Ribsr au bsrbrinssn.
Die iunesn 2suis bsrtrisbsn f8 bic
3eit nit S6wimmsn, Rabufabrsn &C.,
unb amhirtsn Rd auf's geffs.
9ur9 Elm idbss llnslid wurben HI
In ibrsm gersntiaen ssf0rt. inbem III
bor ibren auasn ibrsn 9ameraben Seb'
rsnba9 In bic 8isfs fnfen iaben. Del
unelhdli9s NOR peri8wunben, bebor
ibm feline 5rsunbe 6tilfe brinssn tOnn'
ten. als 2si9s tpurb: CT fpdtsr ans
aanb gebradt unb bic trauri9e Na&.
ri9t fsinsn gltsrn tlbsrmitteIt.
Die Sefiaitung bes 8obten murbs
ben 2si9snbsfattsrn SObnion, 9ablsr
& George, go. 357 WaHa4uietts.
Ibenus, tibertragsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Saeob G@uIttseper'S
Neue @trtbi@aft
1921 XbeItD Strake.

OtweII. SIN uniersr Orti&aft
bon 600 ginup6nsr iamen tn ben leb'
ten swsi NOnaien su0lf Geuer gum
ausbru3. usl&s ale bon Hranbfif.
tern angsle9t wOroeu Fnb. A&t3ebu
pfsrbe uno @ebdube TN Wertbe bon
$50, 900 finb BET b:n Ssuern berbrannt.
ane angsHellten gstfoIsunsen mad ben
granofifisrn NIT glut6unben bIieben
erfOIeIOs, oa bic 6unbe tn eanbe bei
fhnf Wsilsn bon bier Fiebenben W9its
6lubss isos Spur INNER wieber perlo'
rsn. Die 6suerbsrH3erunSsseiel &af'
ten mollsn teins golieen mebr auf gs.
bdubs uno Snbentar fur Ottweu aus.
fslen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Stlberae Go&3eit.

6anf unb 3tuansis Sabre maren
gsitsrn beraoRen, isIt Der WaIermsiRer
6err Rein6olb Start nit fsinsr Satin
Anna ben 8unb far's 2ebsn f&lob.
Seine bisIsn Trsunbe bonn so3ia.
liftii4sn Sdn9srbunb, bon Der 8balta
uno anbersn 0srefnen battsn fi9 tn Der
Wobnung bes Subslpaares go. 408
Rapmonb Strabe einssfunbsn, um mil
osmisIben ben Gag fsitIiG gu bsgsbsn;
bic 3abl Der gdfs bstrus iibsr6unoert.
6srr albert o. Berg bisIt sins I'm.
fpra6e an bie Subilars unb brhdts
benieIben tn treffii9 geudbltsn Wortsn
bic 9ltidwani8e Der gri9ienensn aus,
ibnsn susIei& pra9tbOns @si4snte =
eilber' unb porssuania9sn. S@au.
telfffble uir. = tiberrei9enb.
Sas 8efe, mas 2h9s unb 3eller sti
bieten bsrmo9ten, wurbs BON Grau
Start ben @difen borsefsst. Bsi gin-
bru4 Der Suntslbeit ipsnoeten iapa.
nif1e papierlaternen i'm 8arten ma-
gif4es 2i4t uno bel Wuft. 8siang
unb ge&erflans entf4uanben bic
Stunbsn i'm 6lu9s. grf ipdt trsnn.
ten fi& bic 2ebten bon benz saFIt&en
6otts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
alle.

gegsn IL ubr Isbte gta4t tuuroe Gin
ungltid nrn einem bonn Riperfioe pari
fommsnben SiraBenba6n Wagen &C.
meIoet. mobei Wlinnis Com. 90 Sabre
aft. 219 gaf StraBs i4msr, Sch 8up,
1905 Norb pennipIpania Str. lsi&i
unb Der Qonbutteur Srani RiG sben'
falls Isi9t perIest wurben. Sas un'
slhd ion bur9 3u innslss Sa6rsn or
Der Rurpe Der 20. Strabe berpprge'
rufsn tporben isin, mobsi bis obener.
wdbnten periousn bonn @a9en &C.
i4lsubert unb berlsst murben. Di'
gsrunglhdtsn fubrsn I'm Strabenbabn'
Wasen bis In bie Rdbe bes fidbiif&eu
0ospitals, no he bon Rranisnpfsse'
rinnen Tn gmpfana senommen mur.
ben.
SoTepb eanb, sin Mn9sHsllter bei
Bruce Baiins COMPANY, aerauetI&ti
f4 eeHsrn bel Der Arbeit ben Singer.
inbem sr nit bsmfelben 3mii@en 3tusl
e9isbsmassn eeristb. gr wurbe I'm
Dispsnfurium bon Sr. %sspss psrbun'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

Serre 6auie. 3mei Sungen
I'm alier bon IA Sabrsn. Namsns Sos
Stephens unb Charlie Dull. bic In ben
Isbtsn 9assn mebrere pfsros uno
gussiss seftobIen baben. bsfinben fiG
In ben Sdnben Der po!i3ei uno Rnb be,
Cbbut bes probatfommifdrs iibsr.
gsbsn tporben.
gs f1eint, bab Soc Stepbens ein
unbsrbsfrli9er Sunse III. benz mar
NIT ssp6bnIi&sn Daittsln ni&t BET.
tommsn fnnn. grR tn borigen Sabr'
ftabIen er unb ein -anoerer Sun9e go,
mems Norton, ein Iuggp. Bei Glenn
@roiRne murben He bon einem 3us'
Der ganballa sstroHen, nobel Nortor
bas 2sbsn sinbabte. Der Sung
iommt isbt susifellos mad Der 2naben'
Reformi4ule. Bsim befsn Wiler
tam man bic gltern bonn 9aoeI MID
losipre&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

@efern fam ss In benz RibsrHbs
parf amif&en Weiben unb Regern su
elmer Wsibsrsi, bic f&liebli& su 9bdt.
li9teiten ausarteis. gIhdIt&er meiie
uaren bic poli3iRen Bennett unb
2it&ins. Wstealf, Burt uEb gann iin.
ter Gahrung BON eer9t. pauIie0
prompt 3ur etelIe, bepor irsenb nel&s
WerIsbunssn poriamsn unb nabmen
bis Hdoelsfabrsr fofort In Daft. Die
isIben finb: Artbur Heeb, % Sabre
alt. 327 Norb 2ibsrip etr.; Neiorn
Woob. % Sabre, 107 Worb gait etr.;
Sofepb Torton, 18 Sabre, 2l21 @oI'
Iege Npe.; Arbo Bomber, II Sabre.
813 Wsif 80. Str; Gll WiIfon. IA
Sabre, $500 OF WaInut Str; 2opt
parris. IL Sabre. @eft 80. etrabe;
grna etroub. 10 Sabre, 1924 @sF
%. etr.; Woab 2onai6ors. l8 Sabre.
977 @sa Baibinstun Ctr.