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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Ginwsibnms aes gauossebauo

CUR formelIen ginweibuns bes neuen
8unbss9ebdubss am 19. apriI finbei
Elm 8anfett im @olumbias@lub fatt,
su bem bier Ri9ter oes BunoessNppel=
lationsgeri6ts bes z. arsiiss, pster 6.
@rOBcup, Wiliam 8. Seaman, Jran'
eis 6. gafer uno 8. 8. 2Obliaat, ale
Geoner antuefsno iein tuerben. Nnl
a6enb Oorbsr finost Elm gmpfang In
Der SibliOtbef bss 8unbeseebduoss
tatt.
Sas Appellattonsgeri9t bssinnt istns
SiBungen In Snoianapolis am IL.
Gpril uno wuroe besbaIb bic ginnei-
bung bes @ebduoes fur bisielbe Wots
feffgeIeBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
SiafosiRen=9oipital ioa bsrsrS:
kert weroen.

Die $rufees ses protefantiTden
notwithstanding an Der Senates
Nbenue unb Obio.Strabe baben be-
i4lohen, bas gegenmdrtige @ebdube
our9 etnen umbau 3u ber9r6bern.
Die Irbeiten peroen In stpei obsr bret
Woaen in an9riff senommen tpsrben.
Sn oem Gnbau foq plab ftir ueitsre
40 8etten uno smei fleinere NbibsiIun=
gen ftr 2inoer gei6affen ueroen; auf
benz Oa8e miro Elm @arten eingeridtet.
Die 8aufoisn finb naa ben pldnsn
Der ar&itetten 8onnegut unb gobn auf
$40. 600 berani8last.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Yerioaal= =Noti;.

Seute berldBt unIsr augemein 9es
i6dbter Witbtrssr Serr Gu f O b
8 berIdnoer, frtbarsr SbeiIba.
Der Der Jirma ai9arb 2ieber & 60.
uniere Stact, um fi9 bausrno nit
ieiner Gamilie in Rsabius. 3d., uo er
SntsrsRen in elmer Strumpfmaarens
Jabrit ertpO,ben bat, nisbsrsulaHen.
Die 3ablreidsn 6reunbe psl9e 6srr
Oberldnber Ddbreno ieines 10.idbrieen
biefgen Iufentbaltes bur9 feline lie.
benswtroisen neutrality-suspicious. sr.
tparb. ieben ibn nur tineern i9eiben.
sic rufen ibm Elm Slid auf In Ieinsm
neuen nnternebmen au unb boFen BET
elmer baloigen geiuGsreiis Elm fr0bs
li&es @ieoerieben nit ibm fsiern au
t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

&ries ben Sumggefel@
len. Sn Stuart, in Der Wfttte Der
acknowledgment bon glebrasta, gibt
Elm SRI. Rpia 6uospetb cine 3eitung
beraus. SIN ebitorielIen Sbeile ibres
8lattes tpenbet lie ii9 .energii4 uno
nit @usouuer sesen Die SunegeieIen
unb fu9t ibnen Die 8ortbetle Der Ghe
re9t por 4ugen gu fiibren.
SET abI &'ir9en. n. Die
Straffammer in 9eioelberg, 8aben,
beritrtbeilte Die tpessn Siebitabls iieben
Wsal porbeitrafte Wittfpe @liiabetb
4lIseier tpesen &ir9enbiebitabls gu
stpei Sabren 3u9tbaus. Die in Den
6Oer Sabren febenbe Matrone butts
ii9 aIs 8eterin in cine sanae 3eibe bon
tatbolif &ir9en in 6eibelbers, fos
ipie in 3ablrei9en babif9en, pfGlsif9en
un6 befiif9en Orten einsef9Ii9en unb
allies aiiiammen geitOblen, mas ni3t
niet> uno naselfeft mar. 8eionbers
auf Seppibe, 9lltar6eden unb 8ei9tz
ftublporbdnse bate ss Die Siebin abb
sefeben.
8eitrafter &urpfui der.
Ser ebemolise &dfer uno fpGtere
vSsiltinftler" ulrid Wieoemunn bon
glnssburs i'm baperif9en Regierunss>
be5irfe G9paben tpubte 6ur9 Spmz
patbiefuren unb ipertbloie Meoifas
mente elmer Geibe BON Perionen 9elbz
betrdse bon 8 Mart bis 3u 18 Mart
su entloden. gr turirte. inbem er ben
patienten bic 9dnoe auf 8ruf, ooer
8au9 leate, @ebete murmelte urfo Die
Jiibe nit sefo9ten 3piebeln einrieb.
5riiber einnral bate ct einen bo9eras
dig S9pinofii9tigen in Elm @irtbs>
baus geidleppt unb bort bur9 ftetes
0rdngen gum grinten betrunfen ges
ma@t, leoislid uum gu probiren, mas
Der Granfe ausbalte." Sas 9eri1t ers
fannte iiinsft fir Sic getrussreate auf
flint Monate @efGnsnib. fir 6ie unbes
|fuste Mr5neimittelabsabe auf a9t Mos
| Den 9aft. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
sSnrb faaa flGj uiat siaigsa.

Sie 8eI9uorenen, in beren SdnOe
esfsrn Ra1mittag um $50 llbr bGs
s9idial gaul .. Gtiqman's gele9t
uurSs. batten f5 beute Witta9 mob
ni6t ti6sr einen WabrIpru9 iiber Die
S9ulo ooer llni9ulo beg NngetIa9ten
eeeini9t. gs Bat ben Nni9sin, als OBJ
cine giniaung tberbaupt ni4t eraielt
tueroen miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

SefferfonbtIle, 4. Ipril.
Ra6 mebr als ftinf3i9itfnoissr Sago
purbsn SOln Robp unb isin g9mager
OliDer 5apcod, tpel4e bor einigen Sas
gen ben Seputr.Sberiff Sarrp Smith
eri9Ohen uno @Onfiablsr &obert Mc.
gabs i1wer beruunbet batten, BON
ibrsn 8erfol9ern ergriffsn unb In bic
bisf9e Staats=RefOrmanifalf sebra6t.
gs purbs bsfiir9tet, baB bic gepOls
isrung bon paoli, no bas 8erbredsn
bssangen puroe, tur3en pro3eB NIT
ben @efan9ensn MAIDEN mhrbs.
@ouperneur Sanlp uno &i9ter 8bos.
8ustirf batten besbalb anseorbnst, fie
bisrber 81 bringen. Tobp unb Dan.
cod fnb rsdt mitibeilfam unb elauben.
nur in 5elbiiusrtbeioisung gebanoelt
su babsn; RObp erf4oB Smith unb
Saptof feuerts ben S9roti9uB In Ne-
@nbs's Htiden. Sn Der &sformanfalt
uurben he in gin3sl;sQsn 9ebra9t; fis
tperoen bort bebaltsn uerben, big Die
anfrssung in paoli f9 seleat bat.
gannelton, 4. Mpril. Sis
70idbrige Glen Dinner berbrannte in
BEN 6auIe ibres Brubers 2ouis Dinner
bel lebenoissm 2eibe. sic mar allsiu
in bem sine Meile bon Der Staot be.
finoli4en Sauie uno als bie 6Iamn,en
bon Na9barn bsmertt murben, mar es
bsreits au ipdt, iie 81 retten. Die
ilsbsrrsite ees fat bollfdnbig ber.
branntsn 36rpers tuurben In Der Ndbe
bes at4snofens sefunben. gs wirn
permutbet, oaB bic llngIadli9s bon
sinem 5erai&lase setroffsn uurbeu
unb auf ben Ofen fisI. tuobei ibrs RIsi.
Der 6suer finssn unb babur9 oas
-Sous tn Brand seisst murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Np. 100.
Nahrthtett aus Snbtana.

MtIton, 4. apriI. Sem Sar=
mer genton Wagner Itarbsn 100
S6iuetne on Der @6olera. au9 auf
anoeren Garmen if Die &: anfbeit unter
ben $bieren ausgebro9en.
6 mbri ibge @itp, 4. Npril.
Jrau 9snrp Stofer fiels in ibrsm
0aufe cine Sreppe hinunter unb bIieb
beiinnungslos liegen. Sic brad rAb.
rere &ippen uno erlitt me5rere eefdbr-
li9e Wunbsn am 9opf.
Mi9tgan @itp, 4. gpril. =
Der i'm Wdrs 1882 peeen Morbes su
lsbsnsldnglidsr 3u9tbausfrafs bsrs
urtheilte Sames Bafsr ffarb i'm altsr
bon SO Subren. Sas gsrbreden NOR
In Ioams @ountp be9angen tuOrben.
Soutb genb. 4. @pril. auf
benz Weas 3ur 8abnitation, no sr
feline aus EUROPA 3uriidfsbrenbe So
Mile In gmpfang nebmen uolte,
wurbe Midael Sotuartb, bon benz eins
fahrenben 3use srfubt unb iofort ss-
t6otet.
2oto no, 2. Npril. Nls bie
Sommermasen Der Strabenbabn @s=
fslf9aft FIR ben gstrau& in Der tom-
member SaiiOn bereeri6tet tperben
iullten, 3eigte es fi9. oaB 9iebe ale
Wsifingtbeils on bsnielben seftoblsn
batten. Ser @srtb beg enttpsnbetsn
Metals betrdst unsefdbr $500.
SefferOnbiIIe, 4. Npril.
| I'm einen Streit ihrer arbeitsr gu Ders
bitten, babsn bie hiefisen 9pblenbdnb.
ler bic 26bne freitpillig bon s1.5O auf
$1.75 PRO Gag erb6bt. Die Irbeits-
ginfslIune In ben norbpsfliaen Sob.
lenfeloern bebingt cine sr6bsre Ra9s
frage nod pittsburg 2oblen unb bers
msbrte Nrbeit Der Mnaefsllten.
9efater, 4. MbriI. Der 5afion-
9eibfall, elmer Der bsifen i'm rbrbliden
Snbiana. tpurbe elm &aub Der 6lam-
men. Der S9aben betrdgt $40. 900.
Die nreifen Wagen unb -a9t Pferbe
berbrannten auiammen nit ben grpBsn
5utterporrdtbsr. Sas 6euer entffanb
bur9 i9abbafts Sioliruns an ben slsf.
trii9en Srdbten.
SboaIs, 4. Npril. Die 8reue
bes tlsinen 6unbes bss Sarmers 6nrbsp
JIorea ffbrie CUR Nuffinbuns bss brei-
idbrigen S6bntens bes IeBtersn. mel
des fi9 berlaufen bate. Seit Sams-
tag NOR nod oemielben ber9sbli9 ses
iu&t morben aIs auf einmaI bas ge=
bell hes 6unbes ge66rt uuroe. 0lan
fanb ben 2leinen balb bstpuBtlos auf
Der groe liegenb; Der Dumb batte BEL
ibm Wa9e sebaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
8ablen 3ar repnblitaaiiGsu
Staats=Gonbeutioa.

Im nd4fen Wontag Na9mittag
finoen Die Wablen Der Selsgatsn our
republitanii6en 6taats Contention
fatt. Die Gtimr 'ldbs hnb nit gana
penigen Iusnabm.,. oiPTsl5sn tuie bel
ben primdruablen our Contention bee
z. Siftricts. Warion @ountp III 3u
176 Sele9aten bere9ti9t. Illsm Nn-
f9eine nod miro Die Wabl Der Sele9a.
ten pbne nennsnstpsrtbe BeanFanbun.
gen bsrlaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
ues= gntglei N g.

2incDln n, Nebr., 5. Npril. Der
pusst Souno S4nsl3us Der 8uriings
ton 8ubn entgleiiis bsuts WOrgen um
z uhr bel st. Wi9asl, Neb., 125
Wsilen ueItlia BON bier Der 2oto.
mOtipIHbrer lief mebrsre Wlsilen Big
sur nd9fsn Station, mo- er balb pabn-
ftnnis antam, um oas llnsltid 81 mel
ben. gs piro befir9tst, oaB biele
psrIOnsn get6otet uno bsrwunoet fino.
Sin Shlfs8us puros CUR un9ladsfeae
a6aeIanot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

Die fdbtii9c Geuertpsbr tpurbe qe.
fern na& Der WObnung Der 5rau
5emid, 1248 6amiltOn aos. asruf.n,
mo ein 6eusr ausgebro9en uar, pel.
DIES ieoo& re4t balb sel6i9t murbe.
gs wuroe ein 68absn bon 800 ange.
ri&iet. Sieielbe tpurbe nod 3u msb,
reren tlsineren Geuerausbrh9sn .se-
rufsn, no fis iebO8 feine 6tIfe .bu
bringen brau&te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Seutidlanb.
Gtnftr3snbes 8e5duoe be=
grdbt 6unoerte unter
& - ~ M ~ O y N
. I I m m er n.

Berlin, 5. Ipril. Gin grober
Snnl i'm 5otel Yladstas in Na9olo.
GhobsutTdlano, fiir3ts Elm uno bsgrub
Sunberte BON 8bsilnsbnsrn an elmer
Tsitlihfsit untsr ben Srimmern.
S9dbun9en Der $ooten oariiren bon
100 Bis 800. Disls 2si9en uur.
o.n bsrsits aus ben &uinen sebOrgen.
Hagolb III cine Staot i'm wirtem'
bsrgif9sn S9mar3walo Rreis am
5luhs elsi9sn 0amsns; 1T SIP zines
Oberumtes uno sdblt 3pii8en 1000
unS 5000 ginwobnsr.
Rei9stan3er ntrb Dbnmd9.
ti9 pd6renb Der Sibung.
8erlin, 5. Ipril. Ser beutTGe
&si9stan3lsr Jiirit bon gHloiu fiel
nod geenoigung elmer aorsfis on bic
Rsi9stassabgeoronstsn tiber oas ueber-
eintommen In Der Il9sciras.@ @onferen3
pi6Blib obnmd9tig 3u goben. Die
9lsr3ts ma9ten In sinem 8or3immer
psrgsblidbe 0eriu9e, ibn uieber su fi4
81 brinesn; man i4affte i'm besbalb
In feline eine Vlsile melt entfernt lie=
esnoe Wobnung, no er nod INNER
bsiunungslos barnisosrlisst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

Wife Setpire. 49 Sabre alt, 1922
Wef @aibington Gtrabe, bate fi9
geifern einen affen astauft unb bum.
meIte auf Der @trabe berum. gr fieI
benz Ueamten @onbeIe In bis Gdnbe
unb murbe bon oemielben prompt ein.
gsRedt. a a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

&afenbeitanb am a. apriI 1906. S SO, 1856
Der 8eri6t bes Surnleh,
rers Sputb.
Sm 2aufe beg Wonais Mdr3 beiu&.
ten ITO S9tiler uno S9tiIerinnen
rsgelmdbig bic Surniauls.
8ein@ Ser einaeInen 8Gaiiem:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
ssranea Silfssgerein.

5rsitag Il4niittas 2 80 ll6r re9els
mdBigs geriammlun9 I'm Seuti4en
6aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Hi DIT sefebIt:
Grite &nabe benfla1fe.

l. @m. Corn 4. Robert Stentpfel
2. 50. ebrsnsperser 5. Sprreit &irbp
8. Otto Sacoblon 6. Spbn Nimner
7. Srieberi4 2iaer.
Sweite &nabenfIaiie.
l. 2apmono Gardner 4. Gri9 WeIone
2. Rapmonb Sran6es 8. Nrmin Steder
8. Sarrp 2ie5r 6. @rapion @oobburb
SD9lin9e.
/. @arI eduImeser 8. Sreb @uede
2. Sbeo. S6ulmeber a. BaIter &oeber
5. 8aIter Cabin.
Iftios
1. 8. 8. Ros 2. @miI SummeI
3. 9biIipp Moiias.
@rit teRdb9enflaiis.
1. SeIen Raper 2. Senriette 8otbe.
Sweite Rdb b9enfIafie.
1. Rarie 9ieber 8. gtap s4mibt
2. Charlotte 9ieber a. gera eduImeper
s. pauIine 8er4ert.
Dame e.
1. Stella 8urseb 8. eIeon. S9ulmeper
2. Sarriet Sausbt 6. @ertr. S4uImeper
8. ImeIia Rob 7. @race Sert
4. 9ina Sdmibt 8. Nnna 9eters.
Srauentlaiie.
1. Srau SO. Ste9er 4. Srau S6a 8oos
2. 6rau SEQ 9anbo 5. Srau N. 8uebIer
8. Srau 8ob. 2ieber 6. 6rau Carl 9abid
Nun purbe aur 'Beamtenmabl NIT
fclgsnbsm grssbniiis gei4ritten:
l. Spre1er = Mrmin Sobn.
2. e 6enrp Moeid.
l. S9riftpart - @Onitantin 8s.
nerer.
2. - 6. U. 8rumann.
S9abmeifer - Geo. Mobe.
l. Surnpart - War gmmertdb.
2. -5rsb. S&ulmeper.
3eugwart - 8beoo. Gaub.
Srufees - 6erm. 2ieber. SEQ.
yonnesut unb Sobn l1lri&.
Der 9erein 3dblt nun 27s Wit'
glieber.
Ta&bem nod 3tuei neue Witglieber
aufgenommsn waren, tuuroe ben aas'
f4eioenoen Beamten bes Wereins fir
ibrs treue pfi9terftiaung ausge-
iprc&en.
9terauf @ertasung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

CUR pfi4t MAIDEN, reeelmdbia su turs
men. Die @runblage fur bas peitere
Sebei6en oes gereins fnb sroBs unb
re9elnlaBi9 beIu6te $uru= unb Sonns
ta9si9ultlafsn.
Gu + ab We fling.
l. Spre9sr.
Sn6ianapoIis, 4. @pril 1896.
9ut 9eil!
g d at smei fterss Seri9t pom
Octo er 1905 BIS GpriI 1906.
aafieubeftanb Oct. 1905. s 1856
Gtnnabnlen ............ 198,095
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
DOLAN AND NOLAN Get
TWENTY FOUR YEARS

Physical violence, or the chance
to commit it, or the inclination TO
commit it is not tolerated in the
least by Judge PoindeXter. He
said as much in court this after
noon in administering sentence on
three criminals convicted by ju:ies.
Another element clearly brought
forth from the bench was lis in
clination to attempt in any way t.
go behind the determination of
facts as found by the jury.
George Davis, convicted of en-
tering a private house and commit
ting theft while the inmates were
asleep, was sent to WalIa Walla
for eight years.
James Nolan, So years of age,
partner with Thomas Dolan in
strong-arming patron a; the Flor
ence bar while the bart ,rGer look
ed on, was, in spite of his protest
atoms of innocence, given nine
years in the state penitentiary.
Thomas Dolan received some
thing in return for his participa-
ton in the Christmas mince pie
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02

tumult in the county Jail. The
court stated that Dolan was the
man who held the victims hands
behind his back while Nolan went
through the pockets. The court re-
terred to the Jail disturbance as
indicative of Dolan's determination
to resist anything that looks like
regulations or law and order. He
said that Dolan should get it into
his head that Dolan had no more
privilege to thwart the aims and
ends of organized society than any
other man. Dolan's sentence was
Is years in the pen.
George Bradley was to have been
sentenced, but his attorney pleaded
lack of time in which to get ,ne
record of the trial transcribed and
would not be able to formulate a
motion for a new trial until tomor-
row.
Il am very DESTROYS that every
thing which can be said should be
said in favor of these defendants
said the court. 81 grant the motion
for continuance for "a hours"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
OlOW|NC IN SPITE OF THE MOSQUITOES

showing that but one weeks bust
ness was lost.
The board of trade would prob
ably be a unit in asserting that
the belt railroad which it has Sc.
cured for this city is the greatest
achievement in its history and the
one which will lead to the most
lasting and profitable results, be.
, cause it will build up manufacture
ing industries all about the rear of
the city on land which had previ-
ously been of little value. All of
our river front is needed for
wharves to handle the import and
export business.
believe that 1906 will furnish
the conclusive proof that yellow
fever cannot gain a foothold under
the mosquito method of treatment
and that in reality the past cpl.
demic was blessing in disguise.
When it is noted that shares in
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
are now worth $4,000 each, where
as five years ago they were worth
less than $780, that shares in the
New Orleans Stock Exchange which
are now worth $4,000 were worth
only 500 year ago; and that
shares in the New Orleans Board
of Trade which are now worth $3.50
three years ago were but $40 each,
a more significant light is shed on
our financial and Industrial situa-
ton than perhaps would be by any
other series of facts that could be
taken together.
/ believe that these facts are con-
elusive proof that next year will
see greater commercial develop
ment than any other year has ever
shown.
The business of the New Orleans
speculative world for the next half
dozen years will be to discount the
benefits that will accrue from the
completion of the Panama canal.
The increase in street railway re-
ceipts of $1,000 a day for the fall
months of this year compared with
the fall months of last year, show
how our population is growing. l
believe New Orleans will have a
population of 365,OO0 people at the
close of 1906.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and
lung remedy, and on account of the
great merit and popularity of Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar many imita-
tons are offered for the genuine.
These worthless limitations have
similar osunding names. Beware of
them. The genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar is In yellow package
Ask for it and refuse any substi.
tute. 1t is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. -"
Chas. McNab, 400 Riverside.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
BULLET AIMED
AT MISS CARRAN

SEATTLE, Jan, 2.-Some I'M
known person made an unsuccess-
full attempt to kill Marie Carrau,
1th avenue north, Sunday night.
Miss Carrau is the ex-fiancee of the
late John Sullivan. She has waged
battle in the courts for four years
under an alleged nuncupative will.
Miss Carrau was sitting in a room
with her sister when bullet came
through the window and lodged in
a chair. 1t was at first thought
some one was celebrating New
Years, but later it was found that
the bullet was meant for Miss Car
rau.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
NEW ORLEANS LOST BUT ONE
WEEKS BUSINESS DURING
EPIDEMIC - BELT RAILROAD
TO BOOST MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES NEXT YEAR.
BY E. r. Johnke,
President of New Orleans Board
of Trade.

The past year has been one of
the most successful in all business
lines in the history of New Or
leans. The large outside buying of
real estate by the various railroads
seeking entrance and facilities has
turned loose a full s10,000,000 IN
cash, which money is now in the
hands of our local people for re
investment in all inviting securi
ties.
The price of real estate has ap
preciated fully rs per cent during
the past year.
In spite Of the yellow fever cpl
demic, which was effectually con
trolled and then stamped out be
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
HOUSE OF THE
GOOD SHEPfRD
IS INCORPORATED

The House of the Good Shep-
herd of Spokane, Wash, filed ar
tic.es of incorporation with County
Auditor Stewart today The incor-
porators are Mary Tafelska, fnown
as Sister Mary of the Annuncia-
ten; Anna Sands, known as Sister
Mary of the Holy Name, and Cath
crime Walker, known as Sister
Mary of st. Francis, all of whom
\are members of the order known
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
SPRAINEO ANKLE

A. Martin was fined 81 and costs
this afternoon by Judge Hinkle for
being drunk. Officer Pike picked
the man up in front of Davenport's
restaurant last night.
When asked by the Judge If he
was intoxicated, Martin said: "If
your honor please, l fell on the side
walk and sprained my ankle. l
could not stand alone" The Judge
believed the man.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
Chronic Constipation Cured.

One who suffers from chronic
constipation Is in danger of many
serious ailments. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipa
ton as 1t aids digestion and stimW
lates the liver and bowels, restor
ing the natural action of these or
gans. Commence taking it today
and you will feel better at once
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup doei
not nauseate or grippe and is very
pleasant to take. Refuse substt
tutes. -"
Chas. McNab, 402 Riverside.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
HOWARD MUST
SERVE SENTENCE
S1cripps News Association.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. O.
The supreme court today sustained
the lower courts in the case of
James B. Howard, thrice convicted
of the murder of Governor Goebel,
and under sentence to life impris-
Onment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
RED LIGHTS DOOMED IN
CITY OF LOS ANGELES

thority. Mayor McAler and the
commissioners agreed. Houghton
proposes a sensational campaign.
He says he will place under arrest
every keeper Of house of assigna-
ton and prostitution known to be
such. He will call upon the police
department to furnish a complete
list of houses. He proposes to pub
lish the names of men found in the
houses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
(Scripps News Assocfation.1

(Scripps News Assocfation.)
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2. - The
police commission this morning
turned the police department over
to DR.. A. D. Houghton, councilman
of the Sixth ward, with power to
use force to drive out the houses
of i'll fame. Houghton made a
proposition to the commission to
close every house in the red light
district in two weeks if given au-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
LYNCH is NOT
PREDICTING YET
(Scripps News Association.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. e.
President Lynch of the interna-
tional typographical union hasys
he is not far enough into the fight
to make definite predictions. He
says reports from the whole coun-
try are encouraging. He received
telegram from Oakland, Cal, say
ing the California state federation
of labor extends greetings and
wishes of success.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
REWARDED D[N[FAJ0R
By STEALING An OUTFIT

The kindness of William Skinner.
4 musician, few nights ago cost
him a suit of clothes, a hat, one
pair of shoes and a watch.
Mr.. Skinner tells the story as
follows: Il met a man who was
well read and who had no money,
SO | thought | would take him to
my room. | made him a bed on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
SUICIDE
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
PORTLAND, Jan. 2.-Chief Clerk
Robert e. Brins tad of the Hotel
Oregon committed suicide in his
apartments in the hotel at 2:3O this
morning, using bulldog revolver.
He placed the muzzle at his head
standing before a mirror-in the
presence of his wife, who has since
been hysterical.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02

The crew Of the Ping Sewey, a
European liner of the China Mutual
Steam Navigation company, which
arrived In Seattle last Sunday witt
messed the blowing up of the Chat
am in the Suez canal. The Chatam
carried nitroglycerine and sunk In
the canal. Hundreds of vessels
were detained at the mouth of the
canal for 10 days until the obstruct-
ing vessel was removed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
Is PRESIDENT
IN TILL f|6HT
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 2.-Gen-
eral Merritt, father of Assembly
man Merritt, candidate for speaker,
declares the president sent a per-
sonal envoy in the person of Post
master Merritt, who is no relation,
from Washington to try and bring
Odells candidate into line for
Wadsworth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
KILLED HER
STfP-DAUGHTfR
(Scripps News Associat,on.)

INV
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. g.
Mrs. Stella Brennan was convict
ed of killing her stepdaughter,
Elizabeth, and two other stepchil-
dren Nov. 4 last, and was sentenced
today to life Imprisonment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
ANOTHER CADET
IS UNDER ARREST
(Scripps News Association.)

VoCTTUpS INVWS HSSUCIdNIUH'J
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2.-P. B. Mar
zeni, first class man, was this af-
ternoon arrested, accused Of hazing
fourth class men Roberts, Bryant
and Thigh by making them "swipe"
breakfast for him, stand on their
heads and do stunts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
PUERTO PLATO
IS BESEIGED
(scrirps News Association

(Scripps News Association.)
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 2. -
1t Is learned here that Puerto Pla-
ia is beseiged by $50 we'll equipped
revolutionists. A decisive battle is
expected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-02
DOCK DEWEY
DOING WELL
(Scripps News Association }

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. q
News regarding the dock Dewey
was received today by wireless
from Commander Hosley, com
handing the U. S. S. Glacier, say
ing she was off the Virginia capes
about 300 miles, making 81 knots.
She has had pleasant weather.