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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

used just after rain, is to fiji in the
ruts and depressions, thus forcing the
water out. and to scrape a small guam
tity of material to the centre of tho
road, thus browning o. rounding 1t up;
and at the same time to smear or glaze
the surface With smooth layer of
mud, which, when dried, becomes hard
and VIII shed the water of succeeding
rains more readily han soft surface,
no. matter how rounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Money to Burn.
ic Baltimore telegram

An optomistic Baltimore telegram
says:
1T is authoritatively stated that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
does not contemplate the sale of short
term notes or the issue OF any new
obligations. Adyices from New York
competent estimates, is lending about
$25 100000 in Wall Street. This is an
indication of the easy financial situa
ton of the company"
railroad to be lending money IL
something new under the sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
How to Make a Drag.

various forms of drags have been
used In different localities, but perhaps
the most effective and the most gem
orally used is the King or spllt-log
drag, cut and description of which
follows;
split in half log ten or twelve
inches in diameter and from seven to
nine feet long,
'"Bore three 2-inch noes, spaced as
| shown in the above cut, through the
Z, two halves, which are then connected
with the split faces to the front. b,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
SOUTHERN MEN IN
GREAT GOTHAM
They Dominate the Cotton Elk
change and Are Therefore in
Their Element.

NEW YORK, March 16.-About one
third Of the membership of the New
men OF Southern birth or who have
lived sufficiently long In the South to
be identified with it. A seat on the
Cotton Exchange is an asset that has
recently been increasing steadily in
value. A. few years ago seats were
sold at $4,000; ut the present time they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Virginia Inventions.
[specialito The Times Dispatch. j

[spccialto The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March t.
Nressrs. Davis and Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week to citizens of Virginia Of the
following patents
M. S. Clark, of Roanoke, screen
j. O. Farley, Jr, of Richmond, whis-
tie organ.
RI. Il. Eastman, of Richmond, troo-
ley stand
b. A. Grasgerger, of Richmond, ice
pick.
NJ Il. Harris, of Newport News, door
check.
j. w. Hurd, of Dona, hay-rake.
l.. A. Jones, of Covington, shears
J.. T.. Land, Of Danville, boiler-tube
cleaner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
AS AN INCOME GARNER
SALE OF APARTMENT HOUSE
AND OTHER TRANSACTIONS.

A transaction in property in this city
has Just been male which Is regarded
as of more than passing interest, owing
n ainly to the fact that 1t marks the
growth of the demand for investment
property in this city, and the extension
Of that demand ocyoni-the limits of the
circle of ruyerS who reside here. The
property in question is the Mississippi
apartment house on the south SIDE OF W
street between I4tn and 10th streets.
1t belonged to MIR. Harry Wardman and
was sold by him through the real estate
firm OF Licberman Il Hawn to an out-of-
town party whose name Is not given.
The property is detached, with windows
opening on each side. 1t is four stories in
height and contains six suites on each
floor.
The price paid is said to have been In
the neighborhood CI $50 COO. and it is fur
ther said that it was an all cash trans
action.
The large residence, 1912 Calvert street,
belonging to Mr.. Charles ". Simpson, has
the price paid is more than SIS, 900. and
the purchaser Is Or. J. N. Rose of this
city. The house contains sixteen rooms
and has openings on a side lot.
Adam A. Weschler, auctioneer, sod at
public sale yesterday for J. Clarence
Brick dwelling, 1907 l street northeast
to David Pifreriing. for s1,210.
Brick dwelling 1898 Maryland avenue
northeast, to David Pifferling, for $500
Brick store, 1885 II street northeast, to
Ernest C. DAZZLE. for 5000.
Lot on 18th street between Rosedale
and Gales streets northeast to Clarence
I. Gessford, for 500
Lot 3, block ]. Avalon Heights, to Mrs
K. G. Talbert. for Sl9G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
AR MY Anu NAVY new S
Army Orders.

Lieut.. Col. Grin b. Mitcham. ordnance
department. will proceed to various posts,
including fort Washington, Nd. and
Fort Hunt and Fort Nom oe Va, on Off
cial business pertaining to the inspec-
ton OF seacOast armament and the work
Of ordnance machinists thereon; also TO
Fort Niger, Va. on official business per
tanning to the inspection of field batteries,
and upon the completion of this duty will
return to his proper station.
Leave of absence for one month and
twelve days is granted Maj. W. Fitzhugn
Carter, SUI Scon.
the following changes Of station of o.
ilcers OF the 18th Infantry are ordered
First Lieut.. Winfield Harper, from fur
Their duty at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, and
join his company in Cuba.
First Lieut.. Charles II. Danforth, from
further duty al Camp Camisuey, Cuba,
and proceed to Fort MCPHERSON, Ga, for
duty.
BY direction OF the Pres:da ant, and upon
the application of First Sergt, John I.
Duffy. Company NJ, 9TH Infantry. that
soldier Will be placed upon the retired list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral c. II. Stockton, to be
transferred to the retired list of officers
Of the navy from October 49,
Capt. 7. C. Mclean, from Naval War
College. Newport. r. L.. to duty as mem
vey, Washington, d. C.
Lieut.. Commander O. w Rooster, from
Naval War College, Newport r. L. TO
charge of naval recruiting station, Buffalo,
y. Y.
Lieut.. Commander C. T. Vogelgesang to
command Mayfiower.
Lieut.. Commander J. II. Reid. from
leave three months.
Lieut.. Comma nder A. T. Long. from
command Mayfiower to Illinois as execu-
tive officer.
recruiting station, Buffalo, N. Y, to home
and wait orders.
Lieut.. NJ. 81. c. Ellis, from inspector
OF equipment works, William Cramp &
Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, and granted
leave one month.
Ensign ]. ]. McCra cken, from Dixie to
Washington.
Midshipman D. L. Howard from Ms
souri,, to Hartford.
Midshipman W. P. Sedgwick, IT., resig-
nation as a midshipman In the United
States Navy accepted.
Colorado.
Capt T. E. D. w Veeder, to command
the Alabama. October II, 1907.
Capt S. ?. Comfy, from command of the
Alabama to home and wait orders.
Commander G. ]. Boush. to duty in
charge of the second lighthouse district,
Boston, Mass.
Lieut.. Commander W. B. Fletcher,
from charge Of the second lighthouse dis
trict, Boston, Mass, to the Naval War
College, Newport, r. /.
Ensign F.. A. Todd and Warrant Ma
chinist B. Heggenhaugen. to the Naval
Hospital, Mare Island, Cal, for treat
ment.
Paymasters Clerk E. Preissig resigna-
ton al paymasters clerk in the United
States navy, duty on the Connecticut
accepted to take effect October Il, 1907
Lieut.. ]. E. Walker and Gunner r. NJ
O'Conner, discharged treatment naval
hospital, Yokohama, Japan, to the Chat
tanoOga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Autoist Wins in Police Court.

1t seldom happens that an alleged vio-
lator of the speed law is able to dispute
the charge made against him by a police
man, but case was heard in the Police
Court today in which the accuracy of
the speedometer on a policeman's bicycle
was successfully attacked. a young man
named Frank Luttrell was defendant, Po-
liceman Holmes alleging that he drove his
automobile along Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday at the rate of seventeen miles
an hour.
It was stated by Luttrell that he com
pared his speedometer with that of the
policeman after he had been complained
against and found a difference of about
two miles an hour in them. Two or three
days ago, he stated, he compared his in
strurnent with the one on the bicycle of
Policeman Lake and found they registered
the same. Luttrell said the instrument
on his automobile yesterday indicated a
speed of between ten ard twelve miles an
hour. The charge against Luttrell was
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
PARK VIEW-Middaugh & Shannon. In

PARK VIEW-Middaugh & Shannon Inc,
to Herbert w. and George NJ. Hollidge,
lot So. square 3U44; $40
KANDLE PARK-Arthur f. Randle ct
u. to Lewis F. Leppo, lots 4 and ..
bloch 3: $40
FOUR-AND-AHALF STREET SOUTH
WEST between NJ and N streets
Charles Weitzel ct ux. to John B.
Heeter. part lot 4. square 545; $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between and V stree s-Mary E. Nc
Donard ct vir. Patrick J. to Milburn
J. Donohue and Thomas P. Kennedy,
one-third interest in part lot 10. square
1916: SO.
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween E and 6 streets-Mary Z. Jen-
kns to William A. Simpson, part lot
Q 6. square 903; s2,70O.
ANACOSTIA-Frank c. Haines ct al to
Charles l.. Goodman, lot ITO and part
lot 116; so.
NO. 1929 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
William H. G. Brown to Josephine
Perkins Hill, lot II. square 1856; $40
PADSWORTH - Harry Wardman to
Bird Bridget K. Moriarty' lot 81, square
18TH STREET NORTHWEST between
Willard and Z strects-James j. Lamp
to ct al, trustees, to Joseph W. Har-
per lot 2ls. square 151; s21 800.
no. 2ol1 18th STREET NORTHW EST
Mary 4. Mcdonald ct viz Patrick j.,
to Milburn J. Donohue and Thomas
p. Kennedy, two-thirds interest in
lot 0. square 236; SO
NO 1901 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Eliza NJ Bell to Ellen S. Osborne
and Abby L. Morrow, lot A, square
100: $40.
LIE DROIT PARK-John r. Grigsby to
Conrad Roeben. lot AZ, block / SO.
WHITNEY CLOSE-Robert II. T. Lei
pold, trustee. to Mary A. CuEnane.
west one-half of lot 2. block S; 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Naval Movements.

The battleship Connecticut has arrived
at New London. the cruiser Prairie a,
League Island, the supply ship Supply at
Yokohama, the cruiser Chattanooga at
Kobe, the yacht Wasp at Lewes and the
collier Brutus at Bradford. r. l.
The battleshIp Louisiana has sailed from
Norfolk for Provincetown, the gunboat
Des Moines. from Cape God bay for Bos-
ton; the cruiser Yankton, from Cape Cod
bay for New London; the collier Hannt-
bal from Cape Cod bay for Portsmouth,
n. H, and the tug Rocket, from WASH
ington for Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
TROUT III CHURCH.
warning Factions of Congregation
Again Take Up Arms

me warning factions of the First Colored
ha''iSi Shurch Of Georgetown. which
'h'ef Justice C!@baurh tried last mo,fb
20 reconcile. have again taken up arms
The trustees and deacons. who call i the
mater 70 the attention of the court las.
month appeared again today, who through
ATTORNEYS Thomas l.. jones and James e
Padgett secured "a rule o.. their recently
seI-cie" successors TO show cause next
FRIDAY WHY the cOmpleinants should NOT
b. r. Istated in authority.
IL $ alleged In the petition fled TODAY
tnat Notwithstanding the term OF ONCE
OF tLe trustees OF the church has not *
PRED the defendants undertook the 4.h
instant - mold church meeting and
elected SUCCESSORS. The complaiuants
charGn that this action CONSTITUTED a con
tempt of the courts order of last month.
and ask that the defendants be punished
accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Personal Mention.

Claude NJ Thi=le. former colonel of the
High School Cadets. has entered tn;
freshman class at Cornell
DR. Marnion has returned from his
summer vacation.
Parke A. Galleher. a GRADUATE OF the
Central High School, class o. 1907 is
taking the technical course at the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11

Rear Admiral Brownson. chief of the
bureau Of navigation. and Capt. All ert
Ross. commandant OF the naval training
station on the great lakes, started for Chi
cago today to inspect the station The
promotion of Capt. Ross to the rank of
rear admiral viii take effect next Mon
day during this trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Marine Corps Orders.

Maj. T. c. Treadwell granted leave Of
absence for one month.
First Lieut.. c. r. Sanderson granted
fifteen d1ys' leave of absence.
First Lieut.. T. NJ. Clinton, from head
quarters U. S. NJ. c., to marine bar
racks, navy yard, Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Tomorrow-Colder
Tomorrow Afternoon or Night.

tomorrow Afternoon or Night.
Forecast TIL PM. Saturday-Fo- the
District of Columbia and Maryland, fair
tonight and Saturday. colder Saturday
afternoon or night; light to fresh wester-
~ winds.
For Virginia. fair tonight and Saturday.
slightly colder Saturday; light to fresh
westerly winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast-Thc lake region depression has
mad little or no progress eastward dur
ing the last twentyfour hours. 1t has
caused only brisk winds and little precipi-
tation outside of the immediate region of
the great lakes. An area of high pressure
of considerable magnitude occupies the
northern Rocky mountain region, with
temperatures in North Dakota this morn
Ing of S degrees below freezing.
Pressure continues low in the West
Indies, but without any storm develop
ment.
The Indications for the next few days
point TO fair weather in this forecast dis
trict except that rain will probably con-
tnua IN the lower lake region for about
twenty-four hours longer
Marked temperature changes are not
anticipated.
The winds along tho middle Atlantic
coast will he fresh southwest II west: en-
the south Atlantic coast light and vari-
able. and on the east gulf coast light
northerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh southwest
erly winds and fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
The owing heavy precipitation On
inches has been reported during the past
twenty four hours Jupiter, lip.
Tide Tables
| Today-Low tide ) a. m. and 4:52 pm :
! high tide. In:+a am. and II pm.
! Tonlorrow-Low tide. $50 am and $40
| p. m; high tide, 11:26 am. and 1854 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
| Today-Sun rose, 6:C5 am: sun sets,
go pm.
/ 'romorrOw-Sun ri es. 6:O6 am
| Moon sets $50 I'm. today
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF water at
S am: Great Falls. temperature, 60:
| condition, 81 Daiecarlia reservoir tenn
| parature. g.; condition at north coanec-
ton. 20; condition at south connect. on 80.
Georgetown distributing res arvoir, tenn
| perature, 81; condit on at infiucnt gate
| house. -: condition at effiuent gatehouse,
| IN Washington city res rvoir, tempera-
| ture, 81; condition al influent 50; condi-
| ton at effluent, 80.
Up-River Waters.
| Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, October
| 1.-THE Shenandoah is clear and the
Potomac very cloudy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-11
Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, October
1.-THE Shenandoah is clear and the
Potomac very cloudy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
MQerlet heine 9epemen.
8. Sanuar.

8. Sanuar.
- Gu9 In 5ranfrsi9 pirb isbt on.
ffatt Der 3usiebabnen NIT f9ma&em
Wertebr automDbilbstrisb eingefhbrt.
- Die 8ppbus. @pibemie, tueI&e
tn ben lester @oGen in Scranton,
3D., 10 srOBss gIenb beruria9te, it
iebt In Der Nbnabme.
- Mar 8o1ur, Sireftor bes Gtaot.
t6eaters unb bss SbaIia.8 heaters In
6amburg feierte bort iosbsn fein 40.
ldbriges Shbnsn'SubiIdum.
- CUR gsrbhtuns fiaubissr 2anb-
fraben bat f& In 6ranfrsi9 bas I'm.
bringen bon RubIsntbssr als better unb
biaieer eruisisn nls u%neereinietes pe.
troleum.
- Sas britif9s &ieienf9Ia6tf4iF
pDrsaonaugt" wiro etne 6abrt na9
Wef-Snbien unternehmen, mo @ont,e.
Admiral gbans @sidmaber baKslbs
trefsn uno beuuuberr tuirb.
- Die Union 3riftIsbsr In Nor.
folf, 3D., berIansen cine grb6bung
ibrss @p9enlohnes nm ST. so. Sie
atttoen3ieBsr, Wai9inifen, ginleger
unS @orleute fnb bariu einsef9IoHsn.
- Der polititsr grnf Niasr In
Wempbis perwunoete beute ben @irtb.
i&aftsbsRSsr Morris SsSa.petb NIT
einsm S9uHs t6otli9. nod sinsm
Streits tiber BITE Wtrtbi9afts.2 t3ens,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

- 8oubsrneur Waeoor, untsrasi4,
nets bsuts sinsu ausIisfsruusspsrtrag
spii9en guba unb Ganto Domingo,
I'm, reboluttondrsn grpsbitionen bie
9anbuns In gubu p~srtpsi9ern au ION.
men.
- Die yW6uer Co., bic bebeu.
tenoRe Wolsn. unb Baumponen.SSnis
port. 6irma Portusals, Helte TIRE Sab.
lungsr Elm. Die gaiRba betrager
500. 600, wte bod bic attipa Fnb,
tpeib man mod ni4t.
= Sn Osfsrrsi9 limb gerswsrts'
bsfbsr perpfi9tst. In ben @rubsn Rst.
tungsrdum. an3ubringsn uno btsieIbsn
nit prdferpirten 2sbensmitteIn. Tom.
primirtsn Orpgsn unb SnbalatiOns'
apparaten au berfeben.
- 5eu.r asrRbrts bsuts Na9t bic
Wi9isan.S fenfabrit tn Detroit, Wt&.,
tpobst msbrers Ssusruebrlsuts unb gu.
f1ausr berlsbt tpurosn. Der 5euer.
i9aosn bsIduft fa auf $3.50, 600. bel
$3.50. 600 DnF9sruns.
- Der Dampfer .ponea". Der an,
rs. DECEMBER bon San 5uan, PORTO
rico. abfubr. III iebt nsun fage hbsr.
fduig unb mon bsfdr&tet. bob Ct NIT
Mann unb Wnus udbrenb zines Stur-
mes untsrseaangstt iein t6nnts.
- Die 2ofomotips unb ELF @ag.
CONS zines psrTonen3usss Der Mt9iiOn.
SOpstu & Santa &c gabn sntsIsiffsn
auf elmer 3urbs tn Der Wdte bon 8lus-
mater, q. Dr.. unb fhr3tsn sins 86.
i9ung bon 20 6ub binunter, aber nur
bier 2eute bonn 3uepsrfonaI muroen
bsrIebt, tudbrsuo ote paRagiere mil
lsidten NuetI9uneen babonfamen.
= DDS Bunbes.W etierbureaii erlieb
bsute Na&t sine Darnung fur eie gs'
uobnsr Der Riebsrungen ON Sainois'
6IuHe bet 2afale uuo peorta, am @a'
baIb Bel Mount Carmel unb am unite.
rem Sbetle bes WiiFiFppt, mo- 9o&'
futb stntreteu tuir6.
- Die R%onusntion ber California
Staats : Arbeiter G6beratton berur.
tbsilte beuts In Stdton bic 9ano'
Iuneswsife bss prdRbentsn &oOiebsli
bstrsHs Der SapansrsGrage uub BIZ
AnReauna bon &ineRi&en Qulis bsim
! 1au Des Nanama.0onals.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

Ius 2onacDning, 4lIez
sdnp Gountb, Mb., tommt bic Na4s
ri9t, bab Der bort pobnenbe &oblen<
erGber Spbn Sapase. Der. ba sr benz
8erns5men mad Semperenaler 1T,
teine bur9 SeuerpaHsr peruria9te
@ifionen sebabt BADEN fam. biefer
Sage in Der Gnterpriies9rube BEL
%0pnacpnins in einem sroben 9lumpen
@ei9toble sinen lebsnben Srofh fanb.
Der 62 3oq lang mar unb nod tpes
MICE Minuten mad Der 8efreiung aus
feiner tduienS= pber minioneniGbrigsn
Sefanssni4uft lumber bupfts, ebe er
nsrenbets-
Gin 9efangener Ramens
gbtparb SbGtp, pel9er 3tpeimal aus
benz @efdnsnib gu aepfer. so. 90,
entprang uHb fir bsfsn Grsretfung
etne 8elohnuns ausesi.st pprben mar.
TT in 2onacpniHS, Iuegaup Gpuntp,
Mb., bonn bortieen 9uiliff Sbomus
Iueroice perhaftet uno ben Be50rbeH
bon &epfer a1isgeliefert tporben. @or
tpeni9en Ueonuten brad er NIT mehre<
rem dnoeren @sfangeneu aus benz &C.
fGnsnib unb nurbe in Oanis, W.
@d.. tuieber eingefanger. Mebrsre
@o9en fpGter gliidte es ibm, ges
meinf9aftli9 NIT einem Staliener, Der
5a fteben Su5ren 3u9tbausbdft perl1r<
tbetlt tporben mar, abermuls aus5u6res
den. Gr mar II zines eeringfiigigen
Sergebens tpegen per6dftet.
Sn etgenartiger Weife
ia4te elm urbetannt gebliebenes sSnbie
rfo1rum ben g;senthiimer elmer gtien<
tuaarenbanblung in Stlrboma gitb,
Stfd., etnen eeipiHen SO. @. Oilportb,
gu bsrduben. Der 5rsmbe bate ben
Sdben betreten nno fih BON einem Inz
eeiteGten einen Repplper norleaen ldiz
fen; bunn forberte er patrpnen unb
fihrte ite in ben 2uuf Elm. QIs er ben
Rebolber m Sronung bate, ri6tete er
Jpn segen ben QnseitelIten unb per>
langte bic Ius6dubigung Der Sc
fddftstaHe. Sn DieIem Iroenblid Be-
trut Der @igentbimsr ben 2dben; Der
NGuber forberte i'm arf, bic 6Gnbe
bod Su beben, unb als Oilportb, einen
S3er5 bermltberiD, ld6enb tpeiters
ging, feuerte er 5psi S9ife ouf i'm
Gb unb bru9te ibm tObtli9e Wsrlebun,
gen Bel. Der RGuber Iu6te bunn bas
Weite unb sntfam.
neber cine babe Stunbe
lang fubr in Nep 9ort elm Mdnn,
Ramens Sarrb Melbourne, bic 2si4e
bes &utiders neben fid, nit einem
M0klpasen bur9 Manbattun. pbne
5u rpifen, bab Der, tpel4er on ieiner
Seite auf benz 8ode fab. tult unh
tpbt mar. MeIbourne par Selfer On
einem MDbxpasen, beHen 8ut4er
Der 45 Sabre alte Sobu 9Optins mar.
0ie beiben Mdnner batten Mobiliar
BON Der 13. Strabe na6 Sarlem su
brinqen. !6ppfins tlagte iiber uns
poblfein, pesbalb Wenbourne ALIEN
bic M0bel duflub, pGbrenb Der auts
f9er auf benz 8ode fisen blieb. Ils
Der 9eifcr BON benz Suufe on ber
13. Strab. abfubr, tpur 9optins nod
am 2eben. Meubourne fudte Jpn I'm.
tertpsss bur9 3ureben gu trOiten; or
Der 80. StraBe unb Der 6. Mnenu,
merfte sr gu f.inem ni4t serinser
@ntIeben, baB Sopfins tobt mar. 6,
bra6te bi. 2eiGe cur Repierpa8e, pt
elm Mrst feititellte, bab Der Sob min.
beIte1s cine babe Stunbe pprher eins
setrstsn fpar, bermutbli4 infpIse e.
mes !9ersi4lases.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
@~erftanoigmmg mS9li6.
gsrmsibuna einesS arift,ieses ideint
geii@srt.

@afbin ton n, .. g., 8. San.
Sc fsbt 3u ertuartsn, bab bic 8arif.
tOmmiiFcn, uslGs 3ur 3sit In Berlin
iast, Inn cine 9sridnoisuna suii&sn
Seutitlanb unb ben Ser. Staaten Der.
bs~i3ufibren. bemnd9f einen geri4t
intsr3:i4nsn nnb bsnielbsu ben rsIpsfs
tiben Rsgierungen 3uftslen tuirb. Der
Seri8t uiro inosB nt9t etn b6qiges
nebereinfummer In Bs3ug auf ole bon
Der aommiiRun sr6rtsrten punfte emit.
baItsn; cine atnsabl Der our DisfuiRon
gslan9ten 5ragsn tusrosn unsnti9isbsn
bIsiben, unb bic 2eselung berfelben
mub tpsitsrsr biplOmaiii&sn gsrbanh=
lunssn suif&sn ben bsiOsn @ssisrun.
gen iberlahen tuerben.
unmo9Ii& if ni&t, bob elm WitteI-
turs sefunben uerosn mag. I'm tue'
nisffsns sine borlduf9e 8erhdnbigung
bsrbsi,uft6rsn, unb bic bsiberisitigsn
gsmt6ungsn psrbsn barauf gsri8!st
isin, nber Elm bolfdnbiess usbersin.
fommsr tpiro bo~rbsr6anb f4uerlI9 ere
3ielt perben f6nnsn.
6 Inc ean3e 3oIonte b +.
giftet.
@arIsbab, H. Dr., 8. Son.
80. 6. 3iier nebff Jrau uno 3uei Gin.
Der fnb tobt, tpdbrsro msbrers anoere
Witelisbsr bss tausbaItss I'm Gtsrbsn
liegen. berurfa&t, ME mon gIaubt,
our9 Rabrunesmittsl- 8srgtftung. Die
Camille beg 8iisr tuobnte auf elmer
Ran9 am 8opab Bad In 8sras unb
ME man tn g~rfabruns ssbra9t bat,
ioIsn aud ale anosren psrionsn auf
ben umIisssnben &an9ss unter gsr'
giftun9seri4einunger ertrantt ietn.
grmorbet. beraubt mn
tn ben 5lub geuoren n.
portIanb. Ore, 8. Sanuar.
Bet Der amtli9sn 2si9sni4au tibsr ben
mpferi6fsn Bob bss Nsp Dortsr Nrs.
tss Or. P6iqip g. Sobnfon gaben BIZ
9si9sni9au. 8si6porsnsn bas geroifl
Oh, baB Or. SObnion In Der Wontae'
Ra9t bon un5stannten perionen e.
morbet unb bsraubt, uno oann oit
2ei9e bon Der Bride tn ben 6luB &C.
worfen fst. Die 9ebetmpoIi3ihen ber'
folgeu cine SPUR, bts tuahri4sinlid
CUR Auftldrung oes aebeimniboOuer
Rorbss fhbrsn tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
!. Nuf benz columbia 6IuKe unite

- Auf Dem columbia 6lune uIlter'
baIb portIanb, Oree.. i&Iue ein Boot
tn Der lebtsn @a&t NIT fanf perionsn
UNI. perfonen aui l1fer b6rten 6tIfe.
rufe. aber balO barauf uurSs "a Hta.
wabrf&einIi& Rnb bic ffnf perionsn
ertrunten.