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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28

According to a Pittsburg dispatch
20 the Atlanta Constitution great
railroad project, destined to material
" change the face of the industrial
sontb will be officially announced by
tbe Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
many in a few days from its head
quarters in Portsmouth, Va.
The project is nothing less than the
construction of trunk line from Ten
npssee to the states of Alabama, GeOr-
ria and Florida, and to ports on the
southeast Atlantic coast. This line
will also afford the west and middle
west the shortest route to the gulf
states from Cincinnati, the gateway to
the south.
Plans for this gigantic undertaking
have been underway by the Seaboard
Air Line for a long time, but they
have been closely guarded until they
we're we'll enough along to guarantee
that they could not be thwarted.
South and Western Purchased.
The trunk line project of the Sea-
board had its inception in the pur-
chase of the South and Western rail-
road, of Tennessee. This compare
lively insignificant line is now in OPP
Grafton between Johnson, Tenn, and
Spruce Vine, in the same state. With
short branch its operated mileage is
only Is miles.
The Seaboard Air Line purchased
the property, the rights of way and the
franchises of this Tennessee line sew
eral months ago, but it has kept the
matter quiet, fearing that if it leaked
out its rivals would obtain an inkling
of its plans and thwart them. Now,
however, ownership of this line will
be one of the things announced by the
Seaboard in few days.
In pursuance of the Seaboard' s
trunk line plan extensions to the
South and Western have been quietly
going on ever since the line was
bought. The work is now being accel-
Grated by large additions to the con-
struction forces, which on Febru airy
were brought up to 10000 men.
Connection has been made with the
Norfolk and Western at Dante, Tenn.
Inc road will next be extended north
ward through Tennessee to EIkhorn,
n.y., where it is proposed to connect
Win the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, road allied with the SeabOard
al other points, and over whose tracks
II Will obtain entrance into Cincin-
natl.
To Build into CaroIinas.
.SSouthward the South and Western
SllI extend to a point at or near Co
iu'nDla, ). G., where connection will
oe made with the Atlanta and Savan-
Iah division of the Seaboard. When
nieSe plans are carried out they will
give the Seaboard the leading
position amOnU the roads which
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
HORSE, SAUSAGE AND SOAP.
Small Parcel Evidence in Trial of
Man for Stealing Animal.

Small Parcel Evidence in Trial OF
Man for Stealing Animal.
"And where is the horse ?" solemn
ly asked Judge B. M. Smith, in the
criminal court at Chicago, after hav-
ing heard evidence of horse stealing
against James Tyk.
Policeman O'Flaherty opened a
small parcel containing two links OF
weinerwurst and piece of soap, de-
claring that Tyk had stolen horse
from George Neeb, said to be an agent
for horse killing establishment at
the stOckyards.
THAT was all that was left of the
horse when l reached the killers, -
was the significant explanation OF
O'Flaherty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
uas stood the Test % Years

The old. original Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure, ne pay. SOC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
Tells Every One About Pe-ru-ra.


Mrs. r. II. Fennessey, Bound Brook,
j., writes:
81 have taken Peruna and find it q
very good medicine. After l took one
bottle Of Peruna, was cured of my
cold. / cannot help telling every one !
know about Peruna and asking them to
try it. l would like every one to know
of the good Peruna does"
Recommended Pe-ru-na to Many.
Mrs. J. NJ. Horton, 926 S. 18th street,
Birming ham, Ala, writes:
Il had a severe attack of la grippe.
After taking the third bottle of Peruna
1 was fully restored to health. l have
recommended it to many"
A Neighbor Advised Pe-ru-na.
Mrs. John Haynes, 107 E. Main St.,
Columbus, Ohio, writes:
''For over two years 1 suffered with
headaches and severe pains in my head,
and all these two years my friends
would say, why don'ty you take Peruna?'
"Finally one of my neighbors just in
sisted on my taking it. I tried it and
before 1 had taken one-fourth of bot
tie my headaches were gone. I am
never without Peruna. advise every
one to take Peruna."
If your druggist does not keep ?
cover price of one bottle, $l.OO, o.
Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio,
ed to you by express prepaid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

8er36geruug Der 9lus8ubIung Oes 2lrs
bcitslObnes lit boqfdnbig berettiot;
Die StyaIe bari ieoO6 in tsiuem 6aus
mebr ais bns Goppelte bes i6uloi9en
NrbeiislObnes betragen.
Gs banoelte rid um ben Gan zines
GObien9rdbers 9e9en Die Seelepbele
goal Dlining 50. Der &ld9er FOr=
oerte $500 ritfdnOigeu 2O6n uno
oas Suprem.8erint berurtbeilte Die
gstlngte our 3ablunQ Oieies gstrnges
Iomie elmer Strafe BON $118 - fiir
lsOen 8Gg Der 8ep0gerung Der 2Obn'
3ablung 81 uno Der 9ebG6rsn fir oen
annalt bes 9ltQets i'm 8etrnge bOn
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Tofeafaa sntoeft.

Die adotii6en @eIunbbeits= =8eamten
befHr6ten ben Nusbru9 elmer potens
@piOemie. Der gteger Sarrp Saposn
nurbe nit Der nnftedenOen Srantbeit
bsbaftet bon ieiner @Obnun9, 917 BEL
StraBe, nab bem DEFINITIONS. Sospitnl
9eidaht. Der glr3t, DeI6er ben Grnn=
fen behanOelte, 9laubte suerft nit eirem
6aa bon WirOpOfen 81 tbun 3u bnban
uno psrIdumte, ben 6au Der 8eTunos
beitss8ebOrbs gu beri6tsn, obolei9 bies
feline Pfi6t 9epeien wdre. @s miro
algemein an9enOmmen, oaB cine grobe
an3abl bon PerFpnsn Der 9lnltedun9
ausgsIeBt getpeien 1T.
Der Gaa fam bur9 Die poli3ei Sur
SenntniB Der @eiunobsits geb0ros,
Welte nun bsmtibt 1T, ale perfOneu
ausfinoi9 su MAIDEN, Die nit Dem Sap.
Den in Ssriibruns tamsn um bieIslbsu
pOrfdtsbalber 3u impfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Sitaug Orr SdlnltsbOrOe.

Sie S6ulbeb0roe bei6loB in ibrer
qe1riQen Sibun9, ooB Die NIietben fir
Den 8ebrHut Oar @aleb NliQs 6ale
ooer nnoerer S9ulsauoitoriums pon
iebt ab i'm 8Oraus be3nblt luerOen
mii1en.
Der ROmmiifondr Moore ,leote Der
8eb6roe eine ReiOlutiOr Dor, bic idbr=
liden S66f=8ebGlter Der 9ebrer um
$40 idbrIi9 gu er60sen. Der 9e'
i6luB wuroe bon Der 8eb6roe anoe-
nommen.
Die 8ebdlter Der beutI6en 9ehre,
Der erfen 9Iuile betra9sn bon isbt al
$500 unO bisieni9en Der 3psiten 2laHt
s640.
Sn Der Saule go. 3 on Der @fe Del
Of @aIbin9tOn unO &ural Strabt
wiro i'm nd5fen Sabre 8suti9 unter.
ridtet tperbsn,
Str laufenoe Re9nun9en purber
bon Der gsb6rbe $65, ,324 80 be:
tpiai9t.
Jreitag, ben Is. SUM-, murbs FIJI,
Ole nG6fte SiBung Der 8eb6rbs BE-
itimmt. ba eini9e Wit9lieoer bsrislber
an Dem re9elmdbigen Sibungstas,
anoermeiti9 in Gnipru6 gsnommsr
lino.
SRI. @Ii3abetb Glib, 2ebrerin in be,
SrOingtOn S4ule, rsi9ts ibrs Rsfg
nation Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
3uiammsu R5se.

Der Reger @ub. 2aucafer iaqie
geRern in betrunt'nem 3uHanOe nit
ieinem Ju9rmert ourQ Die StraBen
bon Indianapolis. glu Der gtOrO 60
pitol 2l0:nue lam ct nit oam @eipa1n
DOu 6rau 5obn Seittam IN ROuiItoA,
nobei 6rl. Mnp 9IsrdnOer. ylO. 229
8ole6o StraBe, Die nit oem gte9er in
bem Waaen InB. auf Die StraBe ge'
I6leuOert uurOe un0 lai6te 8erl9Buns
gen oabcu trug. sic Duroe i'm 4us
6ulan3paQsn na9 ibrcr NoEnun9 9es
bra6t. Der Wagen oes 3e9ers wurOe
i6mer beia6oi9t. pd6reno Die Qutiae
pOn 6rau 9sittam nur lei6t q'i4rammt
muroe.
Die bsrbeigeeilte POli5ei fette ben
g3eQer peqen Ga6rldiiigteit 9nO 8run-
tenteit eiu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
@ieOsraufaabme Oes Setriebes
Der 6oblengrn6sa.

Die 1ie1qeu Gqentureu Der ROblens
oru5en i'm IhomeRli4en 5nOiana tuurs
ben bon Den 8eTibern bena6ri4ti8t
olg Der getrie6 in ben 8ruben am
TrsiicQ ooer 5amiiGg uno in ei..igen
gru5eu ibdteaens in 3Dei 8o6en pis=
Der auFqenommsn Miro.
9ie 8rubsn paren Ieit oem 81.
IPdri qsidlo1su, bod ma4te fi4 bic
5srmiro.y!a QrpOuItion fait gar mid!
bemertbar, oa 10 pei mebr ROblen Den
@inter ti6sr gef6roert warsn, OaB alien
QaForbsyun2,n qeniiqt perOen tOnnte.
9;sie lls6erDyoouttion mar 3um 9rOBea
36eil fhr ois @iuFegung Oes Betriebes
beraniuortlit; Die 8efibsr tonnten Bel
oen QroBen Borrdt6sn feinen 8eniigtno
6u6en 9yeis FIR i6re 8Oblen srlan8en.
gBd6reuo Der 3uei Wonate, in oenen
teine Gobl:n proou3irt uuroen, iino
Die Qorrdtbs faff gang auf8ebrau6t;
Die GatFrGQe nap Ro1len lit unber-
minoert 9roB uuo Die BeIiBer ieben bic
8elegen6eit oo< 9tugen, ein 8utes @e=
Itdft al MAIDEN.
9lrs oieIem 8runoe fno fe oaraui
6eoa6t, ben 8etrieb 10 itnea Die m0gs
LID uieoer auFiune6men uno oaourt
suolsib 0em Streit Der So6Ien9rd6ar
ein gnos 3u MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Genir6aat= =@arten.

C61lei4 BAG @etter CUR @r0IfnunG
oss 6airbant.@artans am Wonta8
abanO Mot 9rnoe iommerlId 81 nen'
nen mar. bate fa oO8 Elm 3a6lreides
9ublitum tinqeIunoen, um oem aus-
ge3sj3u.ten gluftprpgramm gu lau=
I6en. Spencer Senp muroe 10 DIT
our9 Firm.i4en @pplaus 6ernusgerus
fen, OaB er ialieBlib no3 cine weitere
3uga5e OsrDei8ern muBte. Ur6uleia
Rennie Beoerien .9eilte f6 nit Seqp
In Die Siren oes glbsnOs; au6 ibre
8ortraqe in Der 8weitsn Sdlfte oes
QrO9rumms ernt(tsn wOblOerOisnten
reidIi6en BeiTaa.
Iiir 8iele fam oas 5euernert am
S5luB oa5 @oncertes nls cine ueber'
rai9ung, Da Onfelbs ni6t auf Dem
9rOgramm angegeben mar; umiOmebr
uuroe Oa1slbs gemarOigt.
8aB Jairbnnts@artsn als ein Inter
6altungsOrt fhr Jamilien betra6te'
uirO, oabon le9te Die 2lnueienbeit bic
Ter Rinoer 3sugniB ab, Die bon ibrsr
gltern 3u Dem @oncert mit9ebra6
nur0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
0rOBfener
Bier Ntaun Oerlebt. SdaOea be-
Deuten0.

@6tca9o, 80. 0lai. 2lrmOur q
Go.'s groBer 8etreibeipeitsr 3. am
Tuse Der TistFraBe wurOe baute an
fra6sn glOrQtn burt 6euer 3erf0rt.
Dit benz Speider bsr6rannten cine
W1iuiOn Bui6el Bei3sn, Beli4tcrn
uno 6aFsr. Dte6rere grploliOnen Fans
Den qlei9 uaa Der GutItebuug oes
Teuers Ttatt, bal pel4en bier Qr6eiter,
elmer BON i1ueu Iebens9efd9rIia, ber=
Iebt purOsn. Der S6aOen piro bon
elmer balbsn big 3u elmer WiaiOn Doll
lnr Gei91gt
Die RraFlfation Der Commonwealth
el.ctric So. in Der g}nabnribaft Oes
sbeiders gerietb Our4 6unten eben'
faQs in grauO, es 9elans ieoO9 bier
oas 6euer 5al0 gu I6i4en uno ebenfals
oen Sbei5er 6 Der Qrnour SO. Dor
Dem Qnbrenner gu i9iiBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Au8 ben 0crt9teu.
SdaOenerIa abilage.

0tartba 8iaarOion frengte ge9en
6enr1 u. Sunt cine 2laQe auf $4,000
SduOeneriab nn. 2tm z. September
1906 fam Die Sldgerin our6 Nn6s
idif9teit ibres 9nuswirtbes nuF elmer
bei4dOi9ten 8reppe ibrsr @Obnung gu
6aqe. mOOura fie itd Thuere gers
IeBun8en 3u3Og. guf oieie gerIcBuns
gen BIN begrhnbet fe ibre Rla9e.
@owarb 3. &eeO itren9te gegen @nos
8. Nebeter uno GewuG q. Nebeter,
Snbaber Der 6i1ma g. $. Nebeter Il
Son cine Glage nuf $4,000 S@aoener.
IaB an. Die 8eilagtsn batten nit
Oem 3ldger einen ROntratt auf 2iefes
run9 bon SOl3 9ema9t. Seit benz
1. 6ebruar 1906 berFsblten oieIeIben
ieOO4 Oenielben inne 81 baIteu, mo-
Our1 oem Rl1qer Der Oben ertDdbnte
G6aoen 3u9eff9t tpuroe. 9luf ben
8ru9 bieies 4Ontrattes 6s9rhnOet f9
ole Glage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

gum 25. N1ai 1906 als Nnnn uno
Trnu 3uiammen. 5rauidme gsbnnos
lung 1T Der @runo Der 0lage. sic
fOroert $4,000 9llimente, 8esnbIunq Der
8eridtstolten unO Die @rIaubniB ibren
W1o9ennamen 9lnna rid wieOer fubs
rem 3u Oiirfen.
Sanforb 8. 9itbcUf ltrengte 9e9en
Ieine Satin glBnbet6 6iitcOf cine
9Iaae auf 5hsiOunq an. Die @be
DurOa am II. april 1903 geIdlOfen
uno Die @beIsute Iebten bis gum Sabre
1905 als Wann unb 6rau 3uiammen.
Srauiame Sebanolung uno PFi6t,
bernu6ldifi9un9 finO Die 8riinOe Der
9laQe.
@barles &. Clements bsrtla9te ieine
Satin Coma elements auf S6eioun9.
Sic berbeirntbeten Iid am II. Npril
1902 uno Iebtsn big gum 3. Mdr3
1905 nls Wann unb 6rnu 3uiammen.
Siferiu9t 1T Der @runb Der Stage.
Pauline s. Sent itren9te ge9en ib=
ren @attsn 9nrrp u. Rent cine 3lage
auf S6eiOun9 an. Die Sbe WurOe
am %. gldr3 1900 geI5lOhen unb Die
Serebeli6tsten lebten big gum 5. Jebr.
1906 als Mana un0 6rau auIammen.
8runtIu9t iIt Der 8runO Der Gla9e.
Sic nhnibt i9rsn Wdb6ennnmsn s.
@lart wieOer fabren su barfen.
Su9emo9eridt.
Wm. 8. 9ieiQ, l3 Sabre alt, an Del
Sdo Welt StraBe mobnbaft, nurbt
9eitern bom Ri9ter Stubbs na9 bel
&eformanitalt in plainfislo 9eididt.
Der 9nabe bat in ipisberbOlten 6dllsr
i'm Sugenbesri9t erideinen miihen.
Il N
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
2Sas elm 0Gt9en iuerOea wiu,
friimmt iih bet G3eiteu.

Gs tommt ni9t oft DOR, oaB Elm
66lIter, Der nitt mebr aIs Is Sabre
cit 1T, Dor 8eri6t itebt. @efera
paifirte Oies i'm 9inoergeri6t; Der
Sunge nannte iib Carl WtRee unb Qes
ItanO Dem Ri6ter Stubbs, mebrere
Sheds nit oem Ramen Or. WtcRee uns
teri5rieben uno auf fi9 ielbft 3ublbar
gema9t gu baben. @r oab einen oieier
@teds auf Den Setra9 bon einem
Dollar IautenO i'm Sem Yort Store in
3ablung. 6ier purOe ieoo9 Die
6dli6un9 nlsbnIO entbeft unb Der
Sun9e murOe ber6aftet. gei Der
Sur9Iu4un9 ieiner Sleioer fanben Ii6
nod sUsi nnOere 6alfftuts itber 50 unO
s5, Die er ebenfaus angsFertigt 3u babsn
3u8sltanb.
Der Sun9e ma4t einen ungsw6bn,
LID intelli9enten @inorud unb Iou
ionIt einen gutin @barntter baben, nur
Der Sang nab glaBig9an9 unO Der
Bunib tets @elO in ber 3ai9e gu
baben, IinO ibm ni4t uussutreiben.
&ihtsr Stubs berurt6silte i6n gum
8ranapOrt in Die @Orrections.anfalt,
iuspenoirte ieoO9 Die 8OGitrefun9 Deg
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
8iatige @utid)stcnng fur @Ir=
better mo Nrbeitge5sr.

8as Supremes@eri6t entI9ieb qes
lt;rn, oaB 6abriianten, @ruben=gefger
uno nnOere 6iymen perp1iatet finO,
bic 96bne nn ibre 2lrbeiter balbmOnat.
LID in 9eTsbli6em @elOe gu 8ablen,
penn iolGes BON ben 9trbeitern ber=
lan8t miro.
Sn Der geGrtnbun9 Deg llrt6eiIs
iagt bns @eri6t unter anoerem, OdB
Die be3aQl 8eftimmuna ni6t on benz
iel6en Q.dngsln leiOet, Degen pel9er
0as GeieB bstr. Die p58entli6e 4uss
3ablung Der 26bne FIR unQtlti9 ertldrt
Duroe. Die Gefimmun9 ieBt teinen
preis fir Die 4rbeit bes Mannes fef,
iOnOern tibsrldBt bi:s Oen betbeili9tan
9arteien. Gie Qus3ablung Der 20bne
Ueni9iieus ieoen baIben WOnat Miro
flr ben @rbeit9eber our Qtubia6e,
penn Der Nrbeitsr oies Derlan9t unO er
Dem Arbeiter 2Obn i6ul0ig 1T.
Gas @eieB Qiebt Gem Nr,siter bas
Se9t, cine balbmOnatli6e 3a6lung 3u
bertanQen, bO6 III i6m Die 9tusiibun9
Oieies Re4ts oOQlf1nOig tberlaiien unO
iit er in teiner BeiIe se3Uun8en, oisies
&stt gsQen isinen 8iIIsn aus3uaben.
Die Quferle8un8 eine Strafe ftir Die
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Spanten.
3ur 8 0 63eit i'm R6ni9 Ga
baus.

u ,.
aortb, %. Mai. Die 8Orbe=
reitunger 3ur 6o63eit oes 90ni9s
2llfOuIo nit 9rin3eifin Gna BON 8at.
tenb;rg iinO OOaenbet. unb Waorio
Itra1lt in langs ni6t gel9autsn 9lan3e.
ginen ipnbrbaft brdatI9en Nnblit DO
ten Die QntunFt uno Der Gmpfano oer
beute Ulittn9 einQetroffenen 6hrfli6=
teiteR; es maren oies 8rinS AIbre6t
bon BreuBen, 9rin8 unO 9gin3eilin
bon 0al.5, @r39er3o8 6ran3 6srbi'
nnno bon Seitsrrei6, @roBfiirit QBIa-
Oimir bon RuBlGno, RrOnprin5 ROn=
ifantin bon @rie4enlano, prin; hilbert
2eOpolO bon 8elgien, Bring @u9en bon
S9wsoen uno 3ablrei4e 2lnoere.
Der SLANG Der OerI3ieosnartiGen
pra5tooqen unifrrmen Der GtritIi6s
teiten uno oersn 8efOlge. Die our6 oas
lan9e Spalier Der ipaniI6en Palafs
garOe in ibrer ItneeUeiBen Uniform
nit i6immernoen 0elmen uuO Der
buntfarbiQen Suiaren uno lllanen mad
Dem paroe Pnlaife 9eleitet, um9eben
bon ben rei9oetOrirten Spibsn oes ipas
nii6en Noels, Utilitdrs uno Senmten-
itnnoes, bot elm Die Au9en blenOenoes
Bib.
96ni9 NlfOniO, Prirjsifn @na uni
ale Die boben @dlte uno 8hroentrd9e-
pobuten 9lbenOs elmer JsfDOrIteaunq
i'm Yaroo:Sbeater bel. Nahts
paren fdmmtlide berrI!6 9ei6mtidtsn
SnuptfraBen Der Stabt benQnliif
beleudtet uno Die Osrihieoenen Inter:
/ baltungspldbe bon benz bergnh9ungs.
Ihdtigsn 0olte oi6t bsfsbt. Der gu.
aug bon Gremoen na4 Wtaorib 1T cir
! un9ebeurer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

. &au9t bic Tish Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

aims Sonnta q ben 8. unO 9iitt=
NOD ben s. SUM iinOet in DER Staats'
8aubfummen Qnfalt on Der Of
0aibin9ton StraBe Die S4iubfeier
oes S6ulia6res unb Die Grtheilun9 Der
9iplome fntt. 8OuOsrneur 9Gnlp unO
acknowledgements U}iller peroen
am Sonntog reip. NlittpO9 QnIpra=
den baltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

9nbem Streit Der WnItinilten
fno NOD ieine Nn3ei4en fir cine ball
oias geenoiQun9 oeHelben bOrbanoen;
beioe Seiten bnIten nit GROCER 5art'
ndfioteit al Dem ein9snOmmenen
Stanopuntt fslt. Die Streiter be-
baubtsn, onB 400 Mann bon ben N;-
beitgebern na9 bier gebra9t tpuroen.
pDn Senen ft ettua As an STEELE Der
Streiter in arbeit beIinoen; Der Ref
nuroe BON ben Ausfdnbieen beDO9en,
uieoer babin bon no fie getommen ua'
ren 3urtd3utebrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

llrtbeils auf eini9e Sage, um n1bere
@rbebunqen an1uitsuen. Sn Der
3wifdenSeit wurOe Der jun9e Mifes
tbdter in Der 5rienolp Snn unters
oebraGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
S9eiDuug8tlagen.

2lnna 2efFer bertlagte i5ren 8aiten
Saco6 Settler auf S6eiOun9. Der
g6e6unO nurOe an q. Suli 1902 ge.
ihloFen uno Die g6eleute lebten biz
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-03
GoldfeId News.

Special to Times-Republlcan
Goldfeld, April 3.-The play and en-
tertainnent given Friday evening by
the athletic association of the high
school, was we'll rendered, and the
boys efforts were greeted by crowd
ed house. Over $40 proceeds were tax
en- in.
Sixty from here took advantage o.
the special excursion to Des Moines
Friday. Most of these We're high schoo
students, who went to look into the
workings of the legislature.
Prof. Benson of the local schools, Is
campaigning in various parts of the
county this week. He is candidate
for county superintendent.
j. G. Keith, who has been attending
the state university at Iowa City, re-
turned home Monday, and Tuesday lef!
for Shoshone, Wyo., where he has a
position as manager of a lumber yard
John r. Smith. of Eagle Grove, can
sdidate for representative from this
county. was interviewing voters here
Saturday.
Mrs. B. w McElhinery is visiting
relatives at Waterloo.
Agent Chumley, of the local G. & n.
W. station, has been transferred to a
night position at Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-03
Woman Whose Husband Figured
In Sensational Affairs Re-
turns to Him
MYSTERY IN woMAN's DEATH
Closing Chapter in Poisoning Case
That Almost Caused Clash Between
Authorities of Two States and Laid
Woman and Husband Open to Charge
of Murder.
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Special TO Times-R Republican.
Boone, April 3.-Mrs. Sherman Dye
known all over the country as the hero
Inc in the famous poisoning case, which
caused a legal clash between Iowa and
Dakota as to whether a person guilty
of sending poisoned candy in one state
could be tried for murder in another,
is soon to rejoin her husband in Den
yer About a year or more since, Mrs.
Dye began action for divorce in the dis
trict court, but the case never came
to trial, the husband leaving the city to
take a position in the far west. Mrs.
Dye and her daughter Dolly" have
been living in Boone since that time,
her home now being on South Linn
street. She has been taking in wash
ing and doing all kinds of work to sup
port herself and child. and has kept
bravely up against the hardships which
life has brought her.
Now comes the word that Mr.. Dye
has a good railroad position in Denver.
and has sent for his wife and child to
give them good home once more. Mrs.
Dye expects soon to leave for the west,
and a happy family reunion will be the
closing chapter in a story the truth OF
which is stranger than fiction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-03
cumMlNs CAUSES SENSATION.
Governor Openly Charges Mount Ayr
Paper With disappearing Mat

terS.
Special to Times Republican.
i Tingley April "a fine audience
greeted Governor Cummins here. John
Cole, former representative, presiding
at the meeting. The governor was
frequently applauded, and caused a
slight sensation by openly charging
Tedford & Sons. who publish paper
at Mount Ayr, with misrepresentins
matters in their paper. 1t seems that
the paper had been charging the gov
ernor with advancing farm taxes more
that railways. Governor Cummins
showed that the railway taxes had
been raised 81 per cent during his adj
ministration, while the local assessors
had increased the farm assessments
only - per cent. State Binder Howard
sTedford, one of the editors of the pa
per, was in the audience.
Governor Cummins delivered his first
address yesterday at Shannon City. He
was met the depot by a throng of
school children. who lead the way to
the church where he addressed them,
and large audience for forty-five
minutes. At the conclusion of the
meeting he drove to Tingley.
Last evening he addressed fine au-
dience in Diagonal, many farmers be-
ing in attendance. The effect of his
addresses at each place was marked
and the progressive republicans of this
section are highly elated.
This afternoon Governor Cummins
is scheduled to speak in Mount Ayr. In
the evening he will address an audi
ence at -Redding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-03
CLINTON MAYOR TAKES OFFICE.
Officer Burke, One of Iowa's Best
Known Policemen, Resigns.
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| Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, April 3.-Mayor Harrison U
Crockett took his oath of office last
night. when the new council held its
first meeting. Mayor Crockett in his
inaugural speech, announced that all
Slot machines which have been oper-
ating in opposition to the city ordin-
ance, and the state law, must go. and
that the saloons must close at II o.
clock every night and remain closed
until o'clock in the morning. William
I4orenz was appointed chief of the
Clinton police, to succeed o. II. Rund-
syren. who has been at the head Of the
police force for four years. Officer
Edmond Burke, one of the best known
policemen in the state, resigned from
the Clinton police force yesterday. and
will be succeeded by Michael O'Herron,
who was merchant police officer in
Clinton.
Thomas Price present fire chief. who
has held that office for many years,
was retained by the new council at the
head of the Clinton fire department.
Chief Price has been active in pre-
pairing for the coming Iowa State Fire
mems tournament in Clinton in June.
James Peterson. the retiring mayor OF
the city, who was defeated In the re-
cent municipal election by H. U. Crock
EFT. is president of the local tourna-
ment organization.
But two of the nine old councilmen
remain in the new council which held
it's first meeting last night.
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graft but it is the wealth of the buc-
cancer and the pirate and not that OBJ
tanned thru natural means.
Special Privileges.
The elimination of special privileges
is the great question before the peo-
pl, of this countrywide railroad rebate
special privilege, the tariff so arranged
as to give special privilege and create
monopoly, and every special privilege
founded on graft There is room in
this country for only two great political
parties. Our form of government ma
turally makes one the party of special
privileges and the other the party of
equal rights; one the party of the
classes the other the party of the
masses. No grander fate can be in
store for the democratic party than to
continue the fight for the rule of the
people against graft and special
privileges. Clothed in the armor of a
righteous cause. the attack OF de-
mocracy upon the citadel of graft and
monopoly, if aggressive enough. must
triumph in the end, for the principles
of true democracy are enduring be-
cause they are just and invincibe, be-
cause they are right