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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
2iufiteb.

. 2initsb.
Eeus ipesisne 8ebienuns mad st. @abne.
-SHse nerlafen indianapolis I'm 700 unb
ll:oO nbr grrmittass unb 800 unb TOO
nnr R~a9mittass, f4neae 5abrt mad Sort
Napne mo1enb unb mil ben S4neaiisen
sa@ ToIebe, Detroit unb 9ima nerbinoenS-
irpie aud in SoIebo unb Detroit nit ben
Dampfern, bic auf ben sroben Seen nod
Radinac, Buffalo unb ben 0iasara Sauen
,snien, 8erbinbuns maGenb.
11:50 Msnbs3us nod Runeie.
11:3O abeno>3us nod Seru.
Snse fabren mad Sort 8eniamin Sarrb
,sn UNI 6:45 gm. 9:05 BIN, 11:05 BIN, Los
I'm uno 500 Sim.
Eeitere S~nformation in Der Office: Gers
uEnaI 9ebdube. Bbones Reu, Rain 6055;
ut, Rain Ito.
SuoiaaapoIis & Gafern.
e9nsu , 3ass Iauien nadi SresnfeIb,
xnisbtstown, Rstp gaftIe, l.Gantbribse @itp,
ai9monb, Dapton, Dbio, iebe etunbe Bis
snbr Abenbs, in Dapton, Obio, NIT aaen
6@nsusisen, bic mad Springfield, eoIums
sns nn6 allen eentraIen guntteu Dhio's
iaufen, Berbinbuns .tmadenb.
Ebsnb'3uS um 1880 abenbs nod 8nisbtss
Beitere Snformation in Der Office: Gers
ntxai Sebdubs. 86oneS /: Neu, Nain 6055
Ill, Tain It's.
Sneianapolis & Wartinsntle.
Rad Toorsspius, 8etbanp Bari, Rar'
tu,spine, Snb.
erfe Iorsen,Gar INN 5:10 ubr Rorsens.
Dana pom 500 nbr Norsens isbe sttnbe
bis 900 rbr Mbenbs.
Hbenb Gars DerIafen bic Snterurban
citation unr 1000, 11:30 unS 11:50 Nbenes.
Ole 1000 unS 11:50 Cars fabren nar bic
I~ooresrtue.
@eitere Snformation in Der Office: Gers
rtinaI 9ebdues. gbones: Reu, Rain 6055
GIt, Brain ITO.
3nstanapu.is gsaI Sratttoa 60.
8ass lGaten ifinbIi9 pom SnbianapoIis
na& gIairfeIc pom 300 nbr Tsorsens Biz
TOO nbr abenbs.
Abenb;ise IN. 9 unb IL nbr Abenbs.
@eitere S~nformation in Der Offee: Fer
u,inaI @ebdu6e. 8bones !: Reu, Raia 6055
Nt, Brain TO.
Snbiauapolis & Nprtbwefern.
e&nens 3ass mad Grawfcrbsuius uns 60
fasette Iaufen ftinbIi4 pom 500 nbr Ror'
aens Bis 800 ubr Hbenos. Gni9lub II
aafapette fir Gbieaso unb allen norbweit
Ii9en gunften.
Der 3us UNI 1000 nbr absmbs fd9rt Biol
SIS mad lebanon.
Der 8us UNI 11:30 rlbr abenbs fd9rt BIT
mad 5rantfort, Anf&ImS IN 2ebanon fii
CHARLOTTESVILLE; berieIbe fdbrt tn ber eonri
tag Wabt Bios Bis nod 2afspette.
Beitere S~nformation IN Der Office: Ger
minai @ebdnbe. pbcnes: Reu, Brain 1855
Hlt, Tain 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20

@ifenbabn auf SsGano.
Die &egierung Der odnif9en Snfel So
lamb bat Den guu elmer giisnbabn ouf
Der SnieI enbgiltig beI6loFen. Die
@tfenbabn miro bon 3ebtiabit in elmer
2anse BON etpu 45 Meilen bur9 einsn
fru8tbaren She'll oes 2unbes eefiibrt
tperoen, mo bereits ppr elmer langen
Heibe bon sSSabren elm @merifaner 6en
Gau elmer 8dbn geplant bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20

- Gin 2oblen3ug Der Colorado &
SOUTHERN Babn. oeRen Bremfsn auBer
Oronung geratben waren. berun9lidte
bsute bet 8uena 0ifa tn Der Ndbs bon
2eaopile, Col. 3wei Babnansefslte
wuroen auf Der Ste0e estbbtst unb
Elm orttter t6otli& berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
Maerlst tletae Sepefmem.
10. Nobember.

10. Hobember.
- Sn Norfolf, 3d., tpurbs heute
eth Observation-Disclosures bon @ei4mo.
rensr BON Der Mntlase. bas A6tfun-
oengsieb absrtretsn su babsn, fretges
fprohsn.
- GdmmtIi&e ReboIper unb aroere
Sa6sn i'm 8sfammtusrtbe bon $500
ffablen @inbredsr bergangene Ha9t
aus Wiaiam 6er3ber9's 2aben tn @on-
n%erspils, 90.
- SIM Sfnblid auf ben Bosren-
putf9 i'm Iorbtpsfen Der aaptolonie
if Der gsfsbI ersangen, Boeren, wel4.
bic @renas bon Tsutfd Showefafrita
tibsrf&reiten. gu entwaHnen.
- Der italieniiae premisrminifsr
@iolttii eonferirte geftsrn nit benz
Minifer fur Muspdrt!ee Nneslegsn.
bsttsn Sitoni bstrsfs Mobifisirung bss
Coils fur amsrifantiass petroleum.
- Die @robssf9murensn In san
6raneiseo isbsn ibrs .@raft" Inter.
iuaung fort. 60 beibt, bab nod msbr
antlassn gssen Wapor Sdmis uno
feline Nnbdngsr erboben tperosn iolen.
- Bunossri9ter Broun In Probi.
benes, q. s.. snti9iso. bob Der S&oo.
nsr. .5rOlie", auf benz iansf Chine
fen sinasiamusselt tpuroen. .tonfisstrt
uno bHsntlt9 msitbieteno pertauft
psrosn ioa.
- Sin GROCER Dampfer befanb fi4
bsute Dor benz Safen bon 6olpbeao.
Walss. In @efabr. Der Name bes
Sampfsrs fonnte nt&t eeie6en rueroen,
isooa gIaubt man, baB es Elm pafas
sieriaiff if.
- Der Direftorenratb Der Raptt
8ranRt Comp. tn philadelphia be.
uiQigte beute ben 1900 Strabenbabn'
anssfsltsn cine 2obnsuIage bon 5
prosent. BRO Sabr beiduft f9 oisie
3ulage auf $270, 900.
- Die amerifaniiae Barrie .@raes
9esrtna" bon philadelphia. stng i'm
msritanii&en Mssrbuisn am 1. go.
psmbsr unter, pdbrenb bic S3ihs.
manni9aft berfelbsn bonn 9ampfer
.Htearagua" gsrsttst tuuroe.
- Der II Sabre alte 8%OneOnfo
Ruira uia uno Der 20 Sabre ute 6rant
8arstit tpurbsn bsute BET Minot. q
o.. bon einem e6nsspfuae est3otet,
als he an elmer Wei1s oes Geleiies Der
8reat Rortbern Babn arbeiteten.
- Ole Bunbes . @ranoiurp erbob
beute cine antla9e ge9en ben Raffer
oes untsrfdaBamtes tn ct. Souis,
Wo., o. q. Dper. einsn Sobn bes
gunbssanpaIts Dpsr, iueger angelo
Ii6sr unterf9lasuns BON $6l, 200.
g. s. Rimbal. Der felt einigen
Sagen i'm Seelbad'0otel tn eouis'
billie, 3d., wobnte. erf&ob F3 bsute
Ha2mittae. auf etnem 3ettel ffaro
bte aorsRs fsinss 0aters: 3. W. 6im'
ball, 10l6 Bolt straBs. 9Opsta. 2an'
fas.
- Der iapanii&e 8otf8aftsr tn
Waibinston, 8ieomte aoti, utro osn1'
nd9ft cine Reifs nod ben Staten on
Der paeiRi4en 2afte antreten. I'M bort
nit feinsn 2anosIeuten betannt 3u
tusrbsn uno R4 bauor au tber3eugen,
Oh bte In sinaeInen StdDten bon go
panern erbobsnst, 1si2perben, oab
man fs auriidiebs. bestinbst Rnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
Neroteut 0eIo.

Snbianapolis gompoRte Brid 60.
1tttsn isbt $47 50 per AntbetI. Der
prets fiet9t ON "a Nonsmber auf 500.
2ano getauft, 6abrtf 9sbaut. Waf&t'
nerien bier - bies if eine R&ere unb
profitable SnbeRtrung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20

WibfaIIens.
% o n, o. g., 19. Nob.
Die unrube unb bas Wfibfalsn, bie
felt 2ur3sm auf Guba 3u Sage t~rete1.
entiprinsen benz Nni&ein nod einem
nidt LANCE aurtid bsr6Hentlidten ar.
tifel, in mslhsm bsbauptst NOR. bob oi,
uripriinsli9 fur ndaFsn Stunt In Nus.
idt 9efislte Wabl iaon I'm DECEMBER
oisies Jabrss fatifinbsn rtirbs. Die
bieRgen &eaierungsbeamten, tuel1e
NIT cubanii&en Mngele9snbsiten gu
tbun babsn, beHBsn. ME aus uerldb.
Ii4er Aueas tn @rfabtun9 gebra4t
tuuros. feine 2snntnib bon iraenb elmer
abf&t, bic Wabl f&on tn bieiem Sabr
a13ubsraumsn. gs pdre oies tibsr.
baupt gan3 uno sar unmbsli9, bsnn
10 f4nea lafen f9 bic Stnge ni2i
einridtsn.
eoII 50. 600. 900 steuern
a43abIen.
@bteaso, 19. Sob. Die 5or.
bsrung oss Staates an ruub SO, 000,.
600 Stsuerrtdfdnoen sesen oie Sli-
nOis gsntruIbuhn . @sisaiauft unter
ibrem 5reibrief III. ME ansebeutet
rirb. 10 unanfsdtbar. oaB bic anudlte
Der 8abn ben Dtrsttorsn tn bsren 81
sung am nd4Rsn Wittmo9 In Nstu
OOrt empfeblsn uerosn. einen 0sr9leit
abauf1lieBen. @ouberneur Densen
wiro bon amtswsgsn als @ertretet bes
Staates Der Sibune %bsitpobnsn. Der
@snsralfaatsanwalt bat ben Ba6nan'
pdlten uuter Der 6ano 9enaue Mus
tunft tibsr ieosn Der puntte geaeben.
auf tpsl6s R9 bic 5orbsruns Fhbt.
Ob Der Staat auf einsn vgerslei4"
einseben miro. III frasli8. iolte bic
8abnssisai9aft fi& aber usissrn.
3abluns gu IeiRen. 70 miro sin 3lass.
usrfabrsu ansefrsngt werosn.
In + m auf g b B t.
@biIItcotbs. O., 10. Nop.
Webrsrs Der poIisei bisher unbetannt
ae%blisbens Burger. ma4ten bsute Dor.
mittas unbsoa4:e Bsmsrtunssn fbsr
ben Stano Der bieReen Sparbant.
Disie 8emsrtdnsen berbreitstsn Rd mte
elm 6lusfsuer bura bic Stnot uro
aegen Wttta9 fano Elm Nnfurm Der
GepoRtoren auf bic Gparbanf fatt.
5rauen, 9inber unb Wdnnsr le9tsn
ibre Nrbett nisber uno lisfen In
6%smosdrmeIn uno obne 2opfbe.
bedung nod Der Banf unb berIangtsn
tbr 8elo. Sie 8ant 3ablts biz bsute
slbeno ale bsrlanetsn 9slosr aus uno
mudte bsfannt. baB He nod $3.50. 900
8aargelb an 6ano babe uno mor3s1
ieosm SspoRtOr tpeiter a~usbe3ablsn
uirb. Die hisfige Sparbanf uiro bon
isbr rsi&.n 2euten f~ontrolirt uno ibre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuaren bisber
fonierpattp. Die ~fnan3tsle Gage Der.
isIben wiro oils b64f sanfig be-
asidnet.
grpreer get6btet.
Or cReesport. 3d., 19. Sob
antoniO 8iseia. Elm Witeltsb bss be-
rti&tisten .sdmarss.6 ano" @srban'
bes, puroe beute bier bon feinsm italiss
nii6sn 2anosmann Soispb Sparatto
asfaoKsn unb eeibotst. Siseia NOR
i&un mebrere Wale i'm oauie oss Spa'
ratio gspeien uno bate bieieu untsr
Drobungen az beranlaRen sefu4t.
$500 In bic QaRe bss 8erbanoes 3u
3ablen- 6eute erihien er wieoer uno
aIs sr Sparatto's auHorbsruns, feline
WObnung 3u perlafen. ni@t naatam
unb bsnieIben nod anerif, f9ob ibn
Sparatto In Sslbfoertbeioiguns nte.
Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
3 uatespete Ausmuts =
rungb aoben.

" y "
Wabinetor n, .. g., 19. Nob.
sIuf gsfebl bss Rrisssistretdrs Saft
bat hsute @eneralmaior Ainsuortb benz
Rommanoeur bss gatailons bee 25.
Nsssr Regiments in st. Rsno. 5. E.,
beaa9riatist, bab nit Der 3panss'
psifen NusmuRsrung Der bret Nsasr'
2ompagnisn, m,l3s bel Der S9ieberei
auf 8arasr i'm IsBtsn SOmmer In
Brownsville, Ssr.. bstbsiligt MARIN.
eeruarist tperoen foa, bis PtdFoent
@oofsbsIt bon Der Sa3la9s Der Sinse
bena9ri6ttst mOroen if.
Sas Rrisgsbspartsment bat In Der
Isbtsn @ode baufsnwsiis aus benz gans
ssn 2anbe protsfe srhalten, weIde bic
3pangspsiie Iusmufsruns Der bret
RsgersR ompaenisn nit f4li&tem Ib.
idisoe idarf fritifrsn unb als unge'
re9t bsrurtbetIsI.
6eiratben Probe.
Rem Oorf, 19. Sob. @roBss
Aufisbsn srrsst stn bon Grau glRs
@lsps parions, Der Satin bes Na'
neutrality-suspicious. 5erbert paricns.
bsradsgsssb.nes BUD. uel1ss ben
8itel .Sbe 5amilp" fibrt. Die 0ers
faHsrin if 9ottor Der pbilOiOpbis uno
bat In ben lebten fs4s Sabren am
Barnard college 8Orleiungen iibsr
SOsioIoste 9ebalten. sic bsftirwortet
probebsirattsn. tuona9 elm Abtommsn
esf4IoHsn ueroen fann, oaB na3
elmer befimmtsn 3eit, tpsnr bic Der.
binouns fa oils ein Geblf1as srweiien
Iolte uro teine Rinbsr borbanoen ftno.
bts Seiratb obne eeri4tli9e Gin.
mii6ung In aQsr Stile aufgel0f tusr'
ben fann.
@rpBs Scion BE BON fur3er
@ebrau9sbauer
90 abtneto n, 19. Nob. De.
neral @rOatsr, Der @bef Der artiQsrie'
Derffdttsn Der Bunbssarmse. hai sr,
tldrt. bob bic In uniersn 2tfsnb..
fsRigunesi a~ufgsfsltsn su6lf3b0issn
Ranonen !eine 3weifhnbigs RanOnaos
ausbalten tptiroen. Die grfldrune if
In ieinem idbrli&en Sa5rssbsrt8t on
bas Rrisgsbepartement entbalten. Haa
benz gsri9t tutrb benz 3ublf3blsr sins
2ebsnseauer bon go sdhHsn suss'
mshsn; ba elm iol9ss @ei4tb uniGwsr
As 1RaI bic Stunbs fsusrn tam, 10
miro Der Salub ss3ossn, oaB es I'm
Jals elmer grnfusrwenoung faum on.
beribaIb Stunoer frisesbraudbar blei.
ben tutiros.
General Gro,isr idIdet Dor. bab man
peniser angreifences pulosr perwsnoe.
Wtirss man pulusr bsrtpsnbsn. bab
benz 8eidoHe anfiatt Der jebt tibIiden
acknowledgements bon $500 5uB
pro Sefunos bios eins fol1e bon $3.50
mittbsilt, 10 pirbs bic Dur6i6la9s.
fdbigtsit bss proisttils auf 10.0 600
Oaros anffatt 104 3o0 bios 9 3o0
betragen. uno bic @%ntfsrnung CUR
GurGidlaeuns bon IL 3oQ pan8sr.
Rabls tptiroe bon 5000 Oarbs aui
5000 surtdasben, absr ois S&isbfdbis.
fsit oss @sidhbss tptiroe mebr tpie osr'
breifa1t tuerbsn. inbem es anfatt go
gut 200 S6hHe ausbaltsn tuiros.
anbab nung befferer
SanbeIsbe3ieb ungen.
Ranfas@itp. Ro., 10. Nop,
Bet benz IL. Sabrssbanqustt bes 2an'
fas @itp Commercial Clubs btelt bsut'
Staatsfsfrstdr glibu Root sine sroB'
RsSs, In Ger sr bauptfd9li& far enser'
Sanoelsbsaisbunesn unb fIsunbidaft'
Ii9e @efnnunssn jwiidsn ben psr'
i9ieoenen Nationerl einirat. Nan Been,
bi9ung Der Rebe oes 3errn &oot fpra'
den bic 0srtrster Der ftinf Romanifd
ameritanifaen &epubliten: Sgnactl
@albsron, @etanbter BON gOliuia; Sc
lips parbo, @sianbter bon peru; On
rique gartss, 8sianoter bon @Olom
bia; Gplpano @urpel be Mmsral, l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
Suterurban SeitsS abeae.
3. u. &. SpRem.

Sd araft Rcutas, ben l. Oftober 1905.
SGnele Dur9sise nod Sort @apne.
S9Heae Dur83iiss nod Rarion.
e4neae Ourd;lse mad geru.
e4neae OurGaise nod 9psansport.
S9neae Our&3ise mad gnberfon.
S9nene Ourd;ise nod Runcis.
Sase rerIafen indianapolis.
Raneis 6 marion Diptfi on.
earrenee, SortpiIe, 9enbleton, Anberion,
Dorftotrn, Runcie, RibbIetorpn, 4Ieranbrta,
SumrSttpine, Gairnount, @as Gitp, Sones'
soro, Rdrion, GIuftsn unb linton @itp.
4 90 Sm. II o. NH.
70 o. gm. 90 Sim.
8 90 8m. 70 06 gnt.
~ o. gn. 90 Sim.
9 90 Bn1. 70 90 Sim.
S o. gnt. 70 o. SIM.
10 90 gn. 6 90 SIM.
FL 90 gm. ~ O5 gsm.
*11 05 gm. 70 o. Rm.
IL 90 Nttss. IL 80 gm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
MONON ROUTE.
9th 9idet Office,
rb Suinois Strabe. Selspbon z

CttD 9t6et Strce,
8 Rorb Sainois etrabe. Selsp9on 1877.
Na9 Gbicago a's si sass''f
Gbfabrt bon SnSianapOIis 400 Born.
#*11:50 8m., 1885 Rn1., 2:48 gm.
antunft in indianapolis *4:18 8orm.,
s7.5O 8m., a 81 Tm.
Via Roaabale, Charlottesville uno
2afapette, naf @bitaQo.
abfabrt 1I.50 gm. Antumft $50 Sem.
Wi@igaH Gitp.
abfabrt TOO gm., 1886 gr:.
antumft indianapolis $50 Rrn.
Wesnsn ACCOMMODATION.
abfabrt s5:15 Wm. Antunft 800 BIN.
sSasli@. 9ur Sonntass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20
3mangSmeiie
slusmnterung Der brei Meger- &oupagnien bis mad
Der Seimfebr beg Trdiibenten Deridpbe1.

Seiratben mf YrObe. = GrpBe @shHbe bon fuper Gsbran&sbauer. - Som
areBadeb umfouditrfonen. = 1riahs oes tnbaaiiden MiBfa0ens. -
Sua S3,OOO,OOO Stuern n%aaablen = auaurm auf
sparbanf. AZ EaRashre erhnnfsn. - Mu.
bahnuus beferer Sanbesbeebunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-20

= 2tutiteo.
2ogansport & 8eru Otptfiou.
sarrnsI, R~obIespiae, Cicero, Hreabia,
MtIaata, Tipton, 8otorto, @alpefon.
BaItSn, 2o~sansport, Riami, 8unter Stu,
4,rn nRb gIpoob.
70 90 8nI ! 40 Sim.
8 40 gm. 70 90 Rm.
~ 90 gm. 8 45 Sim.
% gm. rs 90 gus.
~ 90 gm. B % gert.
. % gm. ~ 90 9eml
IL 90 gm. 70 90 Sim.
IL 10 Bm. IL 80 Sim.
FL 90 gn1.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
~LAWJESSNESS AT HIGH POINT
Effort Made to Enter Bed Room of
The Observers COrrespOndent-ln-
tended Victim Fires at Intruders.
Several, Persons Receive AnOI3
Letters.

Friday night the Waterman at the
Dalton Furniture Company was visit
ed by a gang of masked men and
beaten and cut, the gang warning
him to clean out" Anonymous let
tiers have alec been received by dill
ferent people, one or two OF Wnom
have been victims at the hands OF
these unknown persons.
This morning at l O'Clock the home
Of your correspondent, w. l.. Stamey,
on East Washington street, was visit
ed by a gang. 1t is believed, The
motive from all indications being to
do him bodily harm. A window IN
ahe bed chamber was entered, the
blinds opened and a sash smashed.
The first intimation l had of the at
tack was some n talking in a low
tone while | was just awakening
Almost at the same moment b WIN
dow pane was broken and a man was
seen in the window Graphing a
pistol and getting my bearings while
in a sleepy stupor, l fired a shot at an
object | thought was a man who was
crossing the street a hundred yards
away at the time. Two other shots
were fired in quick succession but al
three no doubt went wide OF lie
mark, as the object sought after had
gotten. too far away. While in the
window the mans arms were raised
as IN a striking attitude, while his
face was hid by the curtains or shade
Chief of Police Gray, who was on
the streets, with two other citizens,
heard the shots and fastened at once
to the rescue. This officer saw a man
fleeing through an alley ahead OF
them, while other citizens living close
by heard some one running by in an
opposite direction at a rapid rate OF
speed.
The deed was one of the boldest
being attempted almost directly under
an electric light, and n Of the mean
est as my wife and child We're also
in imminent danger for the time
being. 1t is almost certain that a
watchman was out and kept the in
truder or intruders Informed Of any
movement on the steets.
Believing that a clue can be gotten
that will probably lead to arrest and
conviction l offer 800 for information
that will convict one or more OF tn.
guilty parties.-High Point Special tc
Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
MrT1NEER CASE TAKEN UP
Hearing in the United States supreme
Court Ycsterlay-Wm Probably ne
Several Days Before Opinion IS
Handed Down.

The case on appeal Of the multneers
was taken Ut in the United States SUI
oreme court yesterday but 1t Will, IN
all probability. be some lays before
the court hands down an opinion IN
the case. No attorney went from here
to appear before the court but the
services of a Washington attorney was
secured to present the brief. In a
case of this lind it is decided on the
brief submitted The principal point
on which the case was appealed was
as to the selection of the jury. 1t IS
contended that the district attorney
had no right to stand as many of the
venire as he desired at the foot of the
panel.
The. following Associated Press tele-
gram was received from Washington:
9TH supreme court of the Unlteo
States today took up the case OF Robt
Sawyer and Arthur Adams who are
| under conviction on the charge Of muir
der on the high They are Two
| Of the members of the crew OF the
schooner Berwind, whose four ofhcers
| were murdered off the North Carolina
| coast last October. They brought the
| case to the supreme cour on Wrlts o
| error alleging irregularities in then
| trial which was conducted at winning
| ton. n. c.. by the United States clrcul'
| court for the Eastern District OF Nortf
| Carolina"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10

thought had done much. perhaps
than anything else, toward making the
Coast Line a great railroad system.
He spoke Of his wonderful tact and
diplomacy In handling matters of
great importance to the road he was
with.
Mr.. Fl. w. Malloy spoke of the bright
and CHEEKY disposition of the deceased
This, he said, was true not only as TO
his social life but also in business at
fairs Many times the speaker de-
clared had it become ris duty to go 10
see Mr.. Emerson in regard to some
traffic matter and on such oc-
casions he said Mr.. Emerson was al
ways courteous and considerate and
willing TO hear what he had 10 say.
He thought him a great traffic man
ager and said he could not pay a trib-
ute worthy Of the man.
Colonel Walker Taylor said he had
Just returned from a trip which carried
him several hundred miles from VIII
mington and he stated hat on sew
eral different occasions people spoke
Of Mr.. Horace Emerson being dead
and he said the manner in which the
man was regarded was he same III
other parts of the south as in Whining
ton. What struck him most forcibly.
he said, was the number of dlfferent
phases in which Mr.. Emerson was
mentioned and in each he was spoken
Of in the highest terms.
President Taylor said he considered
the deceased the safest traffic mana
ger who had ever been in this part
of the country. In the very highest
terms did Mr.. Taylor speak OF the late
fra fic m of the Coast Line ana
said when it came to anallZlng the
Qualities hat a traffic manager should
nossess it would be found Mr.. Emerson
possessed these qualities. The present
conditions he thought in a way &C
countable to the fact of Mr.. Emerson S
bad health during the vast year render
ing him unable to perform his duties
and give them the same hough as
formerly. The fact, he thought, or MT.
Enerson's headquarters being IN WI
| minpto and the high manner III
which he was regarded as a trafhc
manager gave Importance Ia the city
of Wilmington
All who spoke of the late Mr.. Emer-
| son referred to his ability as a rall-
| road man and not one omitted the Iact
| of his being so generous and warm
| hearted and whom at all times 1t was a
| pleasure to be with, for he HE
! for those around him bright n sunny
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
A PARADE ON SUNDAY
It Was Not Very Nice. But Was Legal
and Had to be Done.

A crowd of fifty IL a hundred people
around the public square yesterday af-
ternoon about six O'Clock were treated
to a novel sight. It was not lnfre-
uuent, but in this case it was novel
and comic.
Walking along South Elm from the
depot to the city hall was Officer. Dave
Causey: in each hand he carried a
gallon jug; walking by his side was a
big strapping darkey; he wore brace
let's" in other words handouts; a
small rope led from the handouts to
the officers's body where it was Sc
cured. This precaution was made nee
essary by the fact that the officer had
a big load to tote and a long distance
to travel: he came from the lower edge
of Wernersville and had in custody
Baxter Lane. who was charged with
retailing and from the appearance of
things he had been caught with the
goods on him.
This part of the parade had just
passed out of view when Officer Pat
terson came along the same route; in
one hand he carried a gallon jug; in
| the other he had a half gallon bottle
| about two-thirds full and it could be
seen from the opposite side of the
| street as it '.jostled" about from the
motion of the officers body; behind
| him came a decrepit old woman
drawn up and bent, ashawl thrown
over her head. 1t was not necessary
to put bracelets on her; she appeared
| to be so old she could hardly walk.
Her name was Nancy Alton and she
came from the same section Of the city,
the lower edge of Wernersville.
Officers Patterson and Causey are
up to snuff. When they went On duty
yesterday morning they found the
night men, Officers oliver and Skeins.
had locked up eight negroes charged
with gambling and they did not do a
thing but sweat" them with the re
suit that one of them gave away Lane
and two more told on the Aston wo'
man-Greensboro Record
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
.l[N PRESIDENT FOR THE. s.L.L.
]. N. Ban Resigns and Alfred WAL
ter Of Baltimore Succeeds Him
The Change Had Been Expected for
Some Tmc-Mr. Barr. Il - said. Has
Extensive Private Interests Which
Require All Of His Tfme-The New
Seaboard Prcsident - q Man u Wide
Experience In Railroad Affairs

A few days since IL was stated in
The Messenger that Mr.. Alfred Waiter
would probably succeed Mr.. j. NJ
Barr Is president of the Seaboard Air
Line and this statement Is now con-
firmed. Mr.. Walter having been ap-
pointed at a meeting Of the direct
ors held in New York yesterday.
Recently Mr.. Walter was in his city
and looked over the terminal and
also got certain data in regard TO
the proposed railroad to Southport.
Mr.. Barr, II is said. has extensive
private interests that Require all his
attention and this is the reason
given for his resigning. Il Is stated
that he could have remained a. the
head Of the Seaboard II he cared
do so.
The following Associated Press
telegram was sent out from New York
yesterday:
AT a meeting OF the directors OF he
Seaboard Air Line Railway held to-
day, j. NJ. Barr resigned as presi-
dent and general manager of the rail-
way company TO take effect on April
80. Mr.. Walter has been connected
| at times with the Pennsylvania. Bal
rimore and Ohio, Erie and Lehigh
Valley railroad, having been presi-
dent of the latter from 1897 TO .
1t was announced that Mr.. Bars
resignation was because of a deter
mination to engage in work that will
give MIN more leisure. Mr.. Barr will
continue as a director OF the COM
pany."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
NOTED EVANGELIST COMING
Rev. e. Tennyson Smith. Of England.
to be in Salisbury.

Rev. E. Tennyson Smith, OF Biz
mingham, England. will begin a Sc
ries of meetings in Salisbury on the
thirteenth instant. DR.. Smith Is a eel
ebrated evangelist and preparations
are being made for his meeting here
Further announcement viii be maae
as soon as all arrangements are
made-Salisbury Post
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-10
Resolutions on Death Of Late
Horace M. Emerson
SEVERAL TALKS WERE MADE
Blythe Members CT the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce

The Late Mr.. Emerson Referred to as
One of the Greatest Traffic Managers
Who Had Ever Been i'm the South.
Not Only Was He a Fine Railroad
Man but He Was a Generous Friend
and One Who Made Life Bright for
Those Around Him.