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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
ISOLATED BY STORM.
Captain and Vicinity Cut Off From
the World by Snow.

Captain and Vicinity Cut Off From
the World by Snow.
From En- Paso News.
A visitor from that section told a
News reporter of the severe effects
of the recent storm about Captain,
N. M. He said:
Probably no place~in the Territory
has been more isolated from the
world by the recent severe winter
weather than Captain, Lincoln coun-
ty, which is reached by a branch of
the Ell Paso Southwestern from Car
rizozo The line from the junction
to the little mountain city is about
ten miles long ana one of tae steapest
and most winding in the country.
There are two switchhacks ON a sheer
mountain side and in places the grade
is so steep that the engineer can drop
chunk of coal down out of the cab
and it will light on the roof of the ca
boose.
For eight days only one train was
able to make the trip. The snow is
the heaviest for twenty years and
drifts over ten feet deep in Indian
Canyon made it impossible to get .
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
"TWILIGHT REVERiE."
Professional Copy of Wslzes Written
by Ida j. McCune (Mrs. J. j.
williamson Received.

The professional copy of Twilight
Reverie," wales, written and com
posed by Ida J. McCune, (Mrs. J. J..
williamson, of Roswell, has been
received in this city, and it is one of
the musical triumphs of the past dec
ade in the instrumental line. There
are five pages and six parts, not in
Guiding the Introductory and grand
finale. The front cover is done in deli
cate green and purple. There is an
excellent likeness of the composer
to one side, and very appropriate
picture in the middle, which shows a
beautiful maiden sitting on a rustic
bench near a great oak tree. The
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
Cheap R. R. Tickets at Ingersoll's.

Cramp Williford, of Paola, Kansas,
was in the city today visiting J. A.
himself as a Tennessee Democrat,
who has "coquetted" with the Popu-
lists, but never lost his allegiance
to Democracy pure and undefled. He
leaves this afternoon for Ell Paso on
business, and while there will cross
over into Old Mexico to see bull
fight
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

Grosvenor Clarkson, the special ag-
returned last evening after an alb
sence of a few weeks He was be-
fore going away engaged in uncover
ing alleged crookedness in land en-
tries in the Pecos Valley, and will,
we presume continue his investiga-
tions.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
200 HORSE POWER
Gasoline Car Outruns Electric and
Steam Engines.-Five Miles in Two
Minutes and Thirty-four Seconds.

Ormonde, Fla, Jan. 24.-The
worlds five mile automobile record
was lowered to minutes 54 3-5 sec
onds today, by Lancia
Hemery later beat Lancia's new
record by 20 3-5 seconds, going the
distance in minutes, "a seconds,
unofficial time, in a 200-horse power
gasoline car.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
FiTZ. BUYS A FARM.
Will Turn the Place Into a Resort
for Men Who Wish to
RecuDerate

New York, Jan. 24.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons, the pugilist, and his wife have
bought farm at Dunellan, N. J. The
farm formerly was the rural home of
United States Senator Dryden FftZ-
simmons will turn the farm into a re-
sort for men who wish to recuperate
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
FOLLOWED GOOD EXAMPLE.
Another Life Insurance President
Tenders Resignation.

New York, Jan. 24.-The World to-
day says that Frederick A. Burnham,
yesterday followed the example of
other life insurance presidents, and
resigned the presidency of the Mu-
tual Reserve Life Insurance Compa-
ny. The World says that Geo. D. Ell
bridge, vice president of the company,
may also retire. The annual meeting
of the company is being held today
at the home Office, 300 Broadway.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 24.-General
Manager Pearce of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, who is now in
this city, said that the Valencia,
which was wrecked last night on
the west coast of Vancouver island,
was insured for approximately $780,
900, of which amount three-fourths
was carried by English underwriters
and the remainder in San Francisco.
In addition to the Queena, which was
sent to the scene of the wreck of the
Valencia, the steamer City of Topeka
was dispatched from this city last
night.
Seattle, Wash, Jan. 24.-Little or
scene of the wreck of the Valencia
this morning. resume of the situa-
sons perished, and perhaps as many
as 20. Something like one hundred
persons, so far unaccounted for, are
supposed to be clinging to the wreck.
Fog Delays Rescue Work.
Victoria, B. c., Jan. PA heavy
fog is deterring the rescue work at
the scene of the wrecked steamer
Valencia. There is a tremendously
heavy sea, though the wind has died
down. Lineman Logan, who left Cape
Beal last night for the scene of the
wreck by land trails, has not return
ed, and 1t cannot be learned whether
or not the steamer survived the
southwest gale which threatened to
break up the vessel. upon whose deck
more than one, hundred persons were
huddled together. At 500 a. m. a par
ty left the Bamfield Creek cable sta.
ton enroute to the wreck. No further
reports have been received from any
telegraphic point on Vancouver isl
and, OF any of the survivors having
reached shore.
Rescue Now Proceeding.
Bellingham. Wash, Jan. 24.-Last
night the salvage steamer Salvor,
from Victoria, reached the scene of
the wrecked Valencia, according to q
special dispatch to the Herald. but
had to stand by until daylight, being
unable to render any assistance to
the survivors during the night. The
work of rescue is now proceeding.
Portland, Ore. Jan. 24.-Few places
in the world have such record for
marine disasters as the deadly ''West
Coast OF Vancouver island, which
has occasioned the destruction of fif-
ty-six vessels and cost TIL lives in the
last forty years.
Cincinnati. o.. JAN 24-A special
from Weston. w. Va. says: "a hea-
w wind and rain storm resembling
q water spout. passed over the south
eastern portion OF this state yesterday
flooding the Cherry. Holly ami Elk
rivers, and carrying away bridges,
houses and many million feet OF val
liable timber. At Richwood water
rose flve feet in the houses on Oak
ford avenue. and three feet in the
waitizsg room Of the Passenger depot
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE.

Accepts All Articles In Report of Com
mittee on Contraband Arms.
Algeciras, Spain, Jan. 24.-The Mo-
roccan conference at its session today
accepted all the articles of the re-
port of the committee on contraband
relating to the prevention of trade in
contraband arms, and passed to the
consideration of economic questions.
The Spanish delegation as previously
agreed on, presented all the prelim-
mary proposals, submitted a draft of
the convention for reform of taxation
in Morocco, etc. The conference will
meet in committee of the whole to-
morrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
steamer Texas Re-fioated.

Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 24.-The
Leyland steamer Texas, which ran
aground or Port Royal Saturday. was
re-f1oated uninjured yesterday She
will be strictly inspected before sail
ing for New Orleans by way Of Mexi-
can ports.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ, Jan. 24-Tempera-
ture.-Max, Sc; min., IL; mean, a.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. w, We
locity 2 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
day; warmer tonight
M WRIGHT,
Oficial In Charxa
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

The Records telegraphic reports
today came from Memphis, from
which circumstance we infer that
there is bad weather brewing some
where between Roswell and Denver
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
Notice. Redmen.

Leon L. Godchaux. Great Sachem
of the Great Council of Improved
Oreder of Redmen of New Mexico.
arrived here this afternoon to visit
Ottawa Tribe. No. 21 tonight All Red
men requested to be present.
C. A. EMMETT, Sachem.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

The business committee of the Wo-
mans Club will meet with Mrs c. E.
Mason this afternoon to transact bu-
siness of Importance
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
Enjoy Yourself.

Fresh Oysters only 1920 pint, 40
quart.
73tf. T. C. MARKET.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
Fresh Oysters,

No longer q luxury. 1920 pint, .4t
quart
73tf T. c. MARKET.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
STORM, FLOOD AND FIRE CAUSE
DESTRUCTION.
WAFER SPOUT IN ONO

Vessel Stranded on Vancouver Island
Work of Rescue Hindered by Fog
and High Waves.-Many Persons
Perish.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

Cheap R. R. Tickets at Ingersoll's.
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Cheap R. R. Tickets at Ingersolrs
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There will be a special communica-
ton of Roswell Lodge No. Is, A. F.
G. A. NJ, Thursday evening January
rs, 1906, at 1880 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of comforting the e. A. degree.
BY order of the w. NJ
HARRY MORRISON. Secy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
Washington, d. c., Jan a.
The House today adopted state
hood resolution by a vote of
1872 to los.
Hon. g. A. Richardson teIe-
graphs The Record: "JOint
Statehood bill will pass House
tomorrow. Uncertain i'm Sen.
ate. -

Owing to the fact that our tele
graph service came from Memphis.
instead of Denver. today, the report
on statehood matters is incomplete.
The Associated Press service is divfd
ed into districts, and the Memphis
district is not interested particularly
in the statehood question, and SO has
no report ON this subject for distri-
button to the papers of that section.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24

Tomorrow noon chicken pie dinner
at the Price building.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Der OF horses behind them. Five OF the animals
were caught The starving men were soon eat
ing the flesh of and a messenger was sent
back with meat for the other members OF the
party This was put over fire to roast
To Crooks's men the other side Of the river
the Pre- paratious for the meal were a. tantaIlI-
ine as a narmecide r,past. for they could see The
meat lunE over the fire and hear the conVersa-
ton Of the more fortunate ones as they talked
OF their coming meal. but secured none of Il In
a little Whic they saw with great joy tho horse
skin boat launched and meat put into it, Slow
ly II seemed to them. il worked its way across
tho swift current which divided tho party. II
reached The other side in safety. and one Of
Crookss company jumped into tho Crah craft
to take it back. A. hc approached the shore thu
ar citing odo- of the roasting meat reached his
nostrlls aud hc could sce the juice dripping from
tho joint He was oycrcomc. DelriousIy H.
claiIcl his hands and danced up and down IT,
thc hide craft. The boat vas upset and ;hc
emaci;,ted man disappeared in the current. II"
va ultimately saved with great difficulty.
T. add to the burdens Of the party Tho s9uaw
gave birth TO a child which. perhaps fortunately
died in the course OF a feN weeks. EVcrtu"iy.
by feeding upon horse ana dog steaks obtained
from The Indians the party reached the head
wat'rs Of Tho Snake River In tho middle of TIA"
winter Of 1872. and ultimately tho Pacific CoJ.,.
Under such circumstances MA the Compar1tiEo-
ly convenient and direct Oregon Trail di~,"v-
ercd
1t is proposed to have the line II this trail
marked with more substantial monuments than
thoso which Mr. Mcckcr viii erect for it WAS
one Of uie great routes Of Western migration.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Il R.l(kI.1RD M-lDE ODER.
TranSfOmfd Into a ThinG Of Beauty
and JOy.
and .JOY.

A hit Of foliage about tho house adds a touch
OF rcfiu, rncut. ana tho possibility a. making over
thu typical city backyard. even though il b"
ONLY a small square patch surrounded 10y the
usual high board fence into a beautiful garden
al q surprisingly slight expense is plainly
Demonstrated by tn" accom- anying illustra-
tiule. Thcs, photographs ..r'e taken in one of
The densely populated Harlc.u Districts ana IL
mstiat- a comil,t- transformation.
After tho rubbish had been cleared away and
dis sed of the yard was thoroughly spaded up.
am path three and "a half r""t in width and
abn,u SIX inches below tn. General level WAS
mad through the ccut!c of the yard. the soil
from which was thrown ON each side 10 form
two long beds occupying thc entire space he
tween the walk ana the hoard fenr.. \ heavy
plank placed at the sides or the walk to
keeI the Garth in place. ANA street manure was
thoroughly dug into the soil.
At one end two discarded iron laluet.rs from
front stoop We're used prdretals for flower
reccitacIos. and painted White. hide two stuuu-
which were already in the ground were utiliz Il
IL the same way, ana also two turned columns
Of an old mantH were adapted iu Il similar
manner. At the extreme end of the path a foun-
tain was ingcniousy atcd out of an old gas
chandelier. which formed the c~ntrcrccc, and
ranged for growing plants. Madeira vines were
planted at the foot. around which shells We're
laid, and in a short time il a mass of grace
!u foliage swaying in the breeze and gay with
bright blossoms
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Teddy she said. and give the smaller ones TO
the little girls
Then the nurse went away
AS FOR the boy. ne studied the eggs carefully
turning them over and over. frowning. mutter-
ing 10 himself.
But suddenly his brow cleared He took
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

"on an Easter Ionday morning In Boston
two little children. q. boy and a girl. came To-
play with
"Th" boy good deal bigger than us girls
and his nurse. in leaving. handed him three
chocolate eggs.
Keep the larger egg for yourself. Master
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
THE EASTER RGGS.

Nine. Emma Eames Story, at a dinner In
Philadelphia told Easter story Of three chill
dren
Though was born in China she naid. Il
passed my childhood in Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

good sized bite out OF one Of the eggs. and then
he took another good sized bite out Of a second.
and 10 his sister and 10 me he handed the two
bitten eggs.
Here you are he said I had 70 make
smaller ones for you. They were all the same
size before"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
indianapolis Brewing Co.

-3tpei Profefforen Der
9p9f9ule fir 4derbau in Sptio bas
ben elm prattifdes @erfabren CUR @b-
fdeibung elmer sroben Menge &autz
i6ut aus benz in Sapan felt LANCER
3ett aus Der Hinoe bon sepiFen 8Gus
men getponnenen 8pgelleim entbedt,
pdbreno mad benz bisberieen 8erfabz
rem nur 6 b. $. burin gefunben tpurbe.
Set benz boben Yreiie bes &autf9uts
unb Der Die 8Gume perni6tenben 9es
%pinnungsart in tropifGen 2Gnbern
biirfte Der &autf9utsepinnung in
Sapan cine grobe 3ufunft beboritehen,
INN 10 mebr, als na9 benz neuen 9ers
fabren geniigenb &autidut aus Der
&inbe Der 8dume sstponnen perben
fann. obne bab biefe babur9 eetDbtet
iperben. 8ei bieier rleuen @rt Der
Notwithstanding pirb slei9aeitis
elm betrGdtli9er @ntbeil bes Nebener=
5eugnifes in 5orm o iupanii9em
Wa4s getponnen.
-Snber 5amilie bes 9 as
dermeiiters Mihalsti gu SanopiB in
pofen mar nit Der 5unehmenben aGlte
bic S9lafftube nod por benz S4las
fengeben sebeiat unb Der Diem mohl au
firth sefdloRen. Mitten in Der Ra4t
fling bas &inb, bas in einem Wagen
an Der Sbiir f1lief, an gu meinen.
Oapon erma9te bic Mutter, bic aber
beim Muffteben bon benz in Der Stube
5hon pprbanbenben &oblenbunft ii4
taum mod arfredt balten fonnte. Die
anberen Jamilienmitslieber lagen i'm
tiefiten S9laf. Oas &inb bate tpohl
bur9 Die Sbiir ettpas frifhe 2uft be,
fommen, fpnnte aber ben &pblenbunft
| nidt ertragen unb pedte bur4 bas
| S6reiem bic Mutter, Der es nod mDg>
Iid mar, bas l1neliid %ab3utpenben.
-Sn Der Opmftr9e 3u
@hperin in Medlenbura fanb bieier
Sage unter grpbem Nnbrang Neueis=
riger bic Srauung bes Qualifications
George 6epport9 nit einem Trdulein
q. ftatt. Der eliidlihe 8rdutigam
pollenbete am %. December b. &. fein
a4t5igftes 2ebensiabr, pdhrenb feline
@useriodblte erft breibis 2en5e 3dblt.
Muftbireftor 9epportb tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1864 BON benz bamals resiersn,
ben @robber5og 5r;ebri9 Grana IL.
als Srganift an bic S9psriner Dome
tirhe berufen, an Der er nod beute
trob feines boben Mlters fein Mmt nit
unseminberter Jertisteit unb in boiler
Mifiefeit bertpoltet.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
Sn Retu 9org tunroe nnisr ipers

SIN Hstp Yor9 tunroe nnisr tper'
t6sr 9af. Or. 2uotuis 5uloa, bel iei-
mem gmpfangs angersost. angsiungsn
uno angsoi4ist. Sn ben anoeren
etdotsn, In bsnsri sr usilts, bssniigts
man Fa. i'm unsureoen uno ansuoi&=
ten. @is cine Dale In Der @ifs
mubts ibm 'unfsrs Staot %pOrtOmmen,
ba man riur @leitss nit @lsi9em Der.
gait, b. 3. Rsoen gegsn Reos.
Wir bOfen i'm SntereRe Der Bebaa.
lidtsit bss bsribmtsn Di4tsrs, bat
man In ben anoeren Ortsn, bic er be-
iuGsn miro, sbsnio WaB in isinem
@%ntbufasmus gu haltsn ueiB ME tn
SnoiannpOlis. Gsnn al3uarOBe Sire
n6Htdt stirfte benz Sidtsr bas Wieoer.
fommsn Dsrlsioen - v's lid bel BORN
gin5elnsn".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

8etbe bon Sahren einen ausrei4enbsn
Gcnbs biloen fOlen.
Was Bsfsfiisun9sanlagen unb Nrs
mierHng betrift. III ni4t mebr iebr bel
au tbun. 90 ii on biefsn Ausrifun=
gen 70 eifrig s~sarbsitst uorben. bab
mir BARN bintsr tsiner anoern Nation
surtdfeben. nbsr ibre @rbaliune fofet
@elo unb lire 8emannung oa3l. Dos
lebte if Der f9wierisfte puntt. Na9
benz gnoieOit- plan ioltsn baftr &c.
600 Mann I'm Slenf gebalten uerosn.
aerabe 10 piel, ME abiolut notbwenoig
uarer, obne irgeno tuel&e Reierbs.
Die Saft.2ommiiRon forbert AZ, 900
Wann. 5hr oas MrtiQsrte.2orps ftnb
our 3eit 18, 900 Wann ben6tbist, In
Wirtli9teit absr 1000 tpsnissr i'm
DENT. Damn fino nod bic Offsiere
unb Mannidaften Der oreibis Gelbbat.
terisn In Ab3ug au bringen. 10 oaB fir
bic Acknowledging mabriaeinli9
ni&t msbr als $4,000 sur gerfhguns
ffebsn. Sisfe aber rei9sn fhr eebbrige
@arniionirung aidt aug, b69fsns 3ur
Sntanohaltung. oaB bic foffpieIissn
9efahbs ni9t b%errofen. bic Nnlagen
~psrfalsn. Sas 2riegsbepartsment for
bert 5000 Wann mebr fir bis 2tasns
fsfun9s.artillsrie uno 1900 Mann fur
bic 5sloarti1erie. 9amit if aber nur
ben alernOtbwenoigfen anfOrosrunasn
sntiprO6sn unb UNI fhr sfsftipe ge.
reiiidaft 81 forgen, plant man bic Dr.
saniIation elmer permanenten Mili3re.
ierbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

Sie Sdngsrfef 9eb6rbe iollte ent
j9ieoen ben umfano. bob elm grnbss
girtussslt Rd portrsffi9 als Sduger.
fsfbale signsn utiros. ni6t auBsr a4t
IaHsn. Sn einsm eroBen @irfusssli
iinoen IS. 900 9sriOnsn btqu,ms un-
tsrfunft uno bic atufit it 9~ew6bnliG
bortrsifid. Wsnn mir tsin 9oqofsum
bis gum Sdnssrfsf fsrtig fslen t6n-
men. 10 mus man Der 3sltfrase nd6si
rifsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
9 auerIau

y auerla nibf&etne.-
8. u:o U. Senning, &sparatursn.
Wi&iaGn unb alabama Str, 81, 500.
IS. 6. 6aper, 5rams.@ ottaa'. Glbst
Nue. unb Bermont Str. 1855,
@oaratb. @obnbaus. 1903 Mati on
Nue., s $4,000. = George g. gbur&,i.
@ef&dfts9ebdube, Wortbmsfern Mbe.
unb eugene Str. 81. 100. = Subar
grben, Rsparoturen. Brandon Wlod,
81. 500.-M. O. Bennett, Wobn6aus,
Clifton Ctr, 81. 500. -Sranf Qnauie,
R%epGraturen, 1884 ebeloon Str.
1926. = Sobn 9ieberi@, Wobnbaus,
alabama, nabe 90. Str, SO, $780,
2smis 5ra3ier, @obnhaus. 20l9 gu.
gar @robe Mbe., 81. 600. - Saeot
S&ara. Wobnbaus, Eapmono. nabe
6belbon Str. $2,400. = j. W.
Haubre, BadRsin.@ ebdube, DsIauare,
nabe Ohio Ctr, $10.967.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
Nus Oct SmnoesbamRtftaot.

Yin Observation-Disclosures fur
2riessbsteransn miro es ben Ser. Stna-
ten auf ~abIsbbars 3sit nidt feblen.
Sn bic f4 Iidtenoen Rsiben Der
nniOnstdmpfsr trstsr lsst bic Solol'
ten, bic ben fpanii6en 2rieg mitse-
ma6t baben, Elm, uno usr ueib. Oh
ni1t ii6sr tur3 ooer lang penfionsan=
fprh@e auf 8runo zines dinefihen
Rrisgss erbO6sn ueroen t6nnen. Der
Qrieg nit spauien bat benz 2anbe cine
tOfipiei9e Siutsrlaheni&aft gebra4t.
9as asiet fa isbt idon isbr beutlid.
Der pro3sntias Der felt Der @rOberung
BON Santiago sinsersidtsn penfons,
anipri9e if BET Weitem sr6ber als
pdbrsno beg slei6en 3eitraumss nod
gs.noigun9 tes gtirsertrie9ss. nno
oas, Obi6on bic SiGtung ses Hstru-
tsnmntsrinls bel ben Nnmslounsen gum
ipanii9en 9rie9e beoeutenb i9drfer
mar, nIs in iensm, mo faf unbsieben
Nne genommen puroen, bic i9 our
SABINE mslbstsn.
Die 8eternnsn. bic ge9er bic Re
belsn 9stdmpft batten, ruare1 nit Der
ginrsiauns ihrer anipri4e ni&t 10
iebr in Der gile. 4nfdngli9 tamer
nur iol6e, bie infol9e bon @erwun'
bunssn unb anbsrpsitissn Sddoisun.
gen boQauf bere9tist tparen, auf bic
8eibiIfe beg 2nnbes fur ibren tusiie.
rem 2ebsnsunterbalt 81 re9nen. grf
nls bas @sfss bonn Sabre 1879 erlaf.
len mar, bns bic 3a6lung rtdadnoigsr
psnfonen ~berfiste. bon suei bis feds
Dollars mOnatli9. ie nod Der S4were
bes 63aoens, oa neruria9te bic 9ebo'
tsns lsi4te 9sle9snbeit einen Mafen.
arIauf bon penROns9eiu&sn. Wo
6unbsrts ober Sauisnbs BON Dollars
auf .insn Strsi9 sinsubeimisn uarsn,
ba maGts man9er nit, Der es 3ubor
abeslebnt bate. GINGER paar Dollars
tpeesr feline aniprti&e ausumeloen.
SEPT III Der 0n9rusis elmer Dermun'
bung gar ni9t msbr erfOroerIi8, feit'
benz bur4 grlaB bes penfonstommiis
fars @are bas srrei9te 81. 2ebsnsiabr
i9ou aIs gspsis Der untaugli&teit
gum grpsrb bes 2sbsnsunterbaltes
gilt. Dieter grlaB fon nun 8efeb
uerosn, ~osm3ufolge isosr ebrenboa snt'
IaHene 8sierau bonn 81. Sabre an
feds Dollars monatli9 srbdlt, bonn IS.
a9t, bonn 68 sehn unb nod benz 20.
Sabre sp6lf Dollars per Wonat.
2dnsers Sisnf3sit ais bic bon bret
WOnatsr III babel ni9t na&3umeiien.
5ir bic Solbatsn bss fpaniI&sn
Bridges wirb bieis gefimmung nod
auf LANCE 3sit ni9t seItsn i0nnen. e
tuaren our&i@nittli9 iunse 2sute, bic
F9 fir bisisr stnmuRern lieben. Mber
aud bas geies bon, Sabre 1890 ton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
Neae Sxeorporattomen.

Goleenbe @eieai&aften rei4ten beim
Staatsiefrstdr ibre Sneorporations-
papiere Elm:
,Ssconb gbrifian @5ur&", 9erre
0aute; Oirsftoren, 8bomas Sober,
Samss 8. Mfblsp unb Soiepb Wilion.
Der vNuauf Baaaar", Wabiion.
Capital $4,000; D~irettoren. German
ausuH, SOfspb g. Waris unb Suispt
Or. Benton,