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The Washington times., 1907-01-31

by the Supreme Court, from Mar
shall down TO the present justices.
10 show that the policy of centrali-
1atiou was contrary to the intent
of the Constitution. and wound mp
with the declaration;
This new disDsusstion is az utter war
with judicial opinion. Il makes "a mock
cry OF tbe uu5Tokcn line of adndica-
tions upon the subject II turns the
Constitution into a rhapsody OF words:
and II the hercsy Is ever 10 be accented
by the coming generations, We might as
well apply th- flames TO that great edi-
fCe OF constitutional thought that II
mas taken over n century 20 ere-s &. -:
level Il 10 the earth iH AN sr-fg-
metry of its proportions"
Then the Senator accused tnt. .Tsr-ei-
dent OF ignoring the Constitution.
The President is laboring under The
honest IMPRESSION said Mr. Ravnel.
"that he Is responsible 10 Tie coI5nfr,
TOT the legislation Of Congress. and that
therefore, Do is his duty 10 Interfere
when lis proceedings do not c0inDaff
With His Own ideas as 10 what il best
FOR the interests of she people and in
accordance with this rule he has ie-
uuIrI NOT the letter. because that can
u"s be done. buI the substance and spir-
70 or The plan of a division Ul govern
mental functions as embodied iFi the
Constitution. I'm pursuance OF this uiIr-
pose we have now Tor the first time in
our history a Government pTact ically
mrntS. with the exception Of the ju-
dietary. and even there tie euctoach-
Continued on Second PsgeD
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Attacks Executive for Interfering With Courts
Legislation and Even the Case of a Murderer
Under Sentence of Death

Executive Uupaton the text that Senator Raner Of Mary
land took for biting Roosevelt in The today While
he particular explain t he has fond feeling for the President
the Senator did not hesitate to attack him piedver fashion
The Marander v0Sy attacked the cenlaOn policy outlined
recently by Secretary Root and carried h. claims by the Roosevelt
Administration The point of his contained sentence:
control which they he
necessary be that better be
people thy need either
the o
the
poNee viii
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
SIMPLE SHORTHAND
DEVICE OF LAWYERS

LONDON. Feb Sir Edward Clarke.
tie eminent lawyer and ex-nenlber Of
parliament has Invented o ne wsysteui
oi shorthand. which he is about to have
published in a cheap handbook.
"My system says Sir Edward. is
adaptation Of Taylor's system, which is
50 elaborate that one can only learn il
from a teacher. But mine IL much sim
pier In Iact II is so simple that it
requires no teacher. Anybody MAY learn
~ bE himself One great distinction it
iias Is that there are nc thick and thin
strokes, 80 that II can be written ~ith
q pen, pencil. OF stylograph.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
CHILD F0RESAW HER DEATH,
DYING AT TIME PREDICTED

ASBTRY PARK. Jan. 3I-"Good-bve.
I am going now, said nine-Year-old
ELIZA beth Cardllo yesterday. as she took
her parents, Air. and Mrs. Peter Car
dilld. by the hand. Then she fell hack
dead. For three years sbe had suffered
with heart failure
Last Thursday the child predicted her
death and IL occurred at the exact time
she predicted.
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Enter Jury Box

Oscar 4. Pink, has and grain
salesman. the twelfth juror
chosen. was assigned 90 seat Ne.
4. which had been vacated By Mr..
Campbell and MT. Walker.
Wilbur r. Steele, manufac-
tnrer. thirteenth Juror selected.
takes the place OF Mr.. Haas.
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UsuRPING OF POWER.

This, taken from secretary Roots
speech, the Senator declared "a most
dangerous and insidious attack upon
the institutions ot the country, %
made more So because IT. Is con-
stantly illustrated by the Prcsi-
dents policy.
The Senator cited many decisions
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Company Files Statement.

II this point AR. Babcocls said the
gas company had hied a statement z
few moments before showing the re-
ceipts and expenditures FOR the past
year.
Il am glad 70 hear il" commented
Mr Madd4a. Il ana sure TIE company
would not have ccndesccnded 10 do this
u w had not been contemplating lecis-
lstiou affecting &C.
Now, have figures from various
cities showing that gas can be made fog
y cents per l-e9l feet This being So.
the gas company here can furnish gas
al sood proft az - cents per On
feet
As ~ the statements of receipts and
expenditures by the COMPANY. the
Continued on Flffh PaeeA
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Ole May Admits
Buying Revolver
Used in Tragedy

When ole May, husband of ibe ac-
cused woman. was turned over to Dis
trict Attorney Baker yesterday after
noon for cross-eNamination he vert
through "A most gueiling ordeal and
looked much the worse Tor his expert
eace when adjournment was taken. afrs.
Continued on Fifth PageJ
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
ORDEAL
At THE HANDS
Of PROSECUTOR
MiSSlveS Show Woman
Had FondneSS for Man
She Is Accused of
Shooting.

Mercilessly oss-Quegti'utd lUr FIVE
hours by District Attorney Baker. Ole
J. May. husband OF Mrs Jennie l. MAY
charged with assault with intent 10 kill
on Lucieu II. Couen. a member OF the
Marine Band, left the witness stand ina
Criminal Court No ] al noon today,
looking haggard. worn, ami badly used
up His wife. who had been moNiHs
Testlessly, wondering what Dee would
cay next. and whether n would be- la-
vOrabls or uufavOTsble 10 her. Oreafhed
deep sigh ef relie. wncH u- Us- -A-
CUSed
While on the stand MAY Na- handed
se,u44t. .-lse letters ana notes written
on scraps OF paper 20 CUueu auC friends
OF the May family Some of % l ss DE
identincd a. having been written by
his wife Others. although containing
references TO violent alterations be-
tween May and his vile and known
only 10 those two were not positively
identified by May-
In the notes a fond1ess Is profess~J
Tor cgnsn and lis society. The Other
m:sEiFes fen of uUaFTcls or --uWTII
fuses said 10 have been tie result ~
jealousy Oh the part OF the husband.
The District Attorney las about twenty
five more mi5sives, bat te aid not hand
them To shay for Identification. because
the- wsre al OF an Identical character.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
COPLEY FREE
FROM CAUSING
WIFE'S DEATH
Coroner'S 5 Jury Returns
Verdict of Suicide After
Brief DeIiberatiOn.

Suicide was the finding of tae eoro
ner's jury empsneled 90 determine tie
cause OF the death OF MIs. william Cop
ley, ol 1921 Rhode Island avenue, who
shot herself and infant daughter
through the brain Tuesday night az mid
night, after a family quarrel
The verdict completely exouerates the
husband. who has been held al Ninth
street station since the tragedy on sus-
picion. It is also So accordance with Els
repeated declaration that his wife killed
herself and that hc was guilty Of no
crime.
The inquest was held over the body
of Mrs Copley. no official mention be
ing made OF the death OF the infant.
and the verdict therefore, while releas-
ins the husband implies that Mrs. Cop
leg killed the child and then herself,
without soiug en- record that she vas
guilty cf any save be- own death.
Immediately after the verdict WGs
rendered 1T ! o'clock, Copley was sur
rounded by friends and officers who cx-
pressed sympathy and belief in his IN
nocence. Although four department de-
tectivez had been detailed upon the
case, and we're present. none we're heard
at the Inquest. as il was fOregone con-
clusion that Ccpley world BE- exEsn-
Grated.
Verdict of the jury.
The verdict Of the jury l. in the fol-
lowing language;
We the jury sworn to investigate the
cause ana manner OF the death OF Mrs
Amanda =. Cepley. who came 10 her
death Oh January p, at Ie21 Rhode Is
land avenue. from a gunshot wound iu
the brain aud hemCIrhage. declare ana
believe that she came TO her death from
a self-inhicted wound OF the brain
The verdict is signed by T. z. Rauev.
George w Harvey, q. II. Beatty. Vil-
liam T. Brooks, William johnson. oad
-. ". ThayeT
Immedis telv after ne was liberated
Mr. Copley said 20 a representative OF
The Times that the body Of his vile
and baby would be sent 20 Walnut,
Iowa. tomorrow for inter neut The BODY
viii be turned over 10 T. A. Costello at
II II street, this afternoon. where &c
Will be prepared for burial
The father OF Mrs CopleE. as well as
Mr.. Copleys father. are now on their
way 10 Washington from Walnut, ami
viii accompany the remains and Air.
C0pley back home. Definite arrange
ments viii not be announced until thci:
arrival, expected at midnight tonight.
Coroner NeVltt exhibited 70 Eha iuFT
the several pieces Of ci3th which were
used in the experiments yesterday IN
determining how Mrs. CcpieT's sleeve
was powder burned. The coroner eX-
Fiained that the flash would so hack
ward for some inches. as il must have
done when Mrs. Coplev bent her elbow
and fired the shot through her temple
The room was then cleared, and after
tea minutes delihsTatiOn tie verdict
Eas announced freeing the husband
several OF tho surymsG coming forward
and shaking his hand
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Steamer sep3rtne TODAY lorf Euro
peIu IoTts WIFI have fresh northeast to
eist winds Wiih generally fair weather
@, ffr Grand banks.
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Two Jurors Excused,
Two Are Chosen
in Places.
Means a Delay of at
Least TWenty-fOur
Hours.
Quit fury Box

David :. Walker. man about
town; Louis Haas, candy sales
man; George ;. Campbell. super
iHieHdent; Harold :. Faire.
printer.
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General Harriss Protests.


A. this General HarIies, who was
seated al the opposite side of the room.
10 the right Of Chairman Babcock, arose
and said.
Now, IL 1 may be allowed to laugh
az Mr.. Madden"
But he could not finish the sentence.
Mr.. Madden, with his riglst hand point
ed IN denunciatory fashion toward the
general, said with some heat.
Before YOU begin your speech. let me
SAY one word more
Then, tqrning 10 the committee. ne
II want 10 say o. YOU that General
tialfles mas presumed u assume thet
an MOI sincvree u my night for bet
ier Facilities tor the people Of Wash
lngton- He has presumed 10 write let-
tera 10 my friends. expressing his belief
railway bll.
General Harrie- was again On his feet.
with
Il want 10 say to you that neither
YOU HoT any ether man living can use
me. as you suggested Ia your letter.
IDENTIFY with strong feeling. can well
bear the scrutiny of this c0mmittee
Would Produce Letter.
well. have the letter. and IN pro-
ducc il aE' show ID To the members Of
this committee replied Afr Madden.
Il VIII show il 10 any one who wishes
io see IL todaV, but I Wit not allow g.
u go into the record. '
About the Connecticut avenue lines. %
added General HarTies. u the commit
Tee. me cars run every two minutes
lH Tho rush hours. and at three and five
minute intervals al other times"
And the peuple stand On the corner
ald Wai1 for them twenty minutes
IF YOU can make that statement
good Tlred back the general, I'm CON
tribute s5@o 70 anv Chicago charity you
choose 10 name.
When Z want contributions 70 Chi
caa0 CHARITIES. 1 prefer 10 make them
myself. was the way Mr.. Madden
closed a cOlloquy which. by It's emph6-
mittee look uneasiiy at the principals
Gas Company Arraigned.
Addressing himself first to the sas
question, AR. Maddel sIsetched IN de-
tail the history Of the Washington
Gas Light Company. saying that It's
capitol stock has been greatly in
creased from time Ia time in peculiar
and irregular amounts
Al one time" he said. "the COM
pany sold its records and other papers
to Philadelphia paper eempany for
800. and they we're. therefore. de-
stroy ed. No one seems TO know Why
this was done.
This gas company. despite the f5c1
that most dividends in the country
have sonc down, wants 60 keep up big
dividends dividends as big as ever III
shQuid be LETT the privilege 10 earn
chiS reasonable amount on the
money N actually has invested
This T. a public utility corporation.
and the people should be- allowed to
nave access tn its transactions. eN-
pgU-es. etc"
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Other Witnesses Heard.

Two other witnesses were examined
AZ the morning session. but their tcs-
timOny was OF no vital Importance. Il
vas not good DAY for Mrs MAY. ana
she mas begun TO show the enects OF
the terrible mental strain under which
she has been since tie DAY Of the
shooting. II has developed that Mrs.
Nay shot Conen after an alteration
with her husband subsequent 10 which
the latter left home In anger and
threatened to sue her for divorce
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Crowd Court Room.

Yesterday all the seats were crowded
and ihe standing room. even for Eve
feet beyond the doors, was packed and
1ammsd- Men and women stood uB ON
benches and on tiptUs 10 get glimpse
u the defendant ard tae witness. The
air was foul and close.
This morning msrshals were station
&c ~ the doors aDG no more person s.
than could he seated were admitted 10
lne court room Justice stafford fire.
qnehtly stopped the proceedings TO iu-
stI1ct the marshal 90 seat spectators
Attorneys Creed N. Fulton and Gibbs
+. Baker for the defense will t.ii "a
score OF more Witnesses o. tcsJfI- as
% Mrs. Ma, > relG riCns with Conau. and
20 snow that they were OF purely
platODic nature DLLer Witnesses are ts
take the stand TO tell 81 Mrs Mas
lrrati5Ealitl- al Glfftl eiJ times.
IT II net likely That The case viii be
concluded Toy "a 4DF sE -SU. T.ls Dis
trict ATTORNEY has rot set iutioLI.-,i
tie sc-rltg-Iive missiyes as evidence.
but it j. tiogsht le viii - So i1m7I-
row
The Washington times., 1907-01-31
Agony Of the Prisoner.

Think of yourself IN a situation HBe
shai. and ID gour Imagination Is vivid
on mas have faint idea ri the nerv-
s.lis strain and 5ar that has come 20
Thaw as eGGA liIns the jury box pIcm-
The Washington times., 1907-01-31

Continued on Fifth Psge)
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
Sdwtrer uniaa.
Deforateur aiir5t DON Der Setter
uno 5ieht ii4 i4were Der
lebnn9en 5n.

SurA Den Jal bon elmer Setter, ois
er b.im 9etoriren Der 8ermania.6aIl
bsnubts, wuros Samss @bitep bon
go. 1918 gneIifh. .apsnue. elm DstOra.
tsur. 10 i1wer bsrlesi. oab er mittsls
1mbulana In feline Wobnuns bsforosri
tperben mubts, no sr IN i&msr lsioen.
benz 3ufanos barnisoerIiest.
Wbiiep aano oben nuf Der 20 6nb
bobsn ysitsr. tpsl9e Samss Sspsa ftir
ibn bislt, um bic SseOratiOnsn fur ben
6sut. Absno ffaitfinoeubsn Boil Der
6danttsansr gu bsior9sn, als pIoBIi8
bie Better ausrutiats unb er NIT Der.
ielbsn 3u 9oosn ffir3te.
Or i9luq nit benz aopse auf bie
Setter. cine erobs @unos beruria4eno.
brad fi9 bic Raie, bas re9te Rniee uno
queti6ts Fb aubsroem einsn Saumsn
ab. Der Rann murbe fofort In dr3i.
Hide Obbut gsgsbsn. unb ipdtsr tn osr
.ambuIan3 na& isiner Wpb'
nung gsbradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Anbsron. Srau Georgia ga.
got. @atttn bon S6omas gusOt, zines
betnnnten Nnmalts Der staot. wurbe
Tn sinem Gsuer, usl9ss bic Wob1ung
ibrer e@nsf,r. Srau gonnsqs tn @sb=
tsp. aerforts, su too, gsr6ast. Grau
gugot mar su ibrsr e9n,fer auf Be.
iu4 .gsreif. unO m66rsno Der Ha1t
brad bur& einen tibsrbei3ten Ofsn
6eusr aus. Die bsiosu 6rausn ftlis.
fen obsn unb uurosn bonn Rau4s ge.
wedt. frau gonnsqp eelang ss. ili
enttomm.u, wa6rsno ibre S3wsfer
bur& ben Rau& bsfnnunssIOs wuroe
uno perbrannte.
RuibbiIIe. Gin. 8anbe iu.
gsnbli4.r Rupfsroi.bs uuros bor bic
SrObssi@uur.nsn ssIaosu, unb elmer
bsrielbsn lssts Elm gstsnntnib ab, mel.
8ss ni4t w.nigsr ui. 20 S6bus nnss-
isbeu.r 5amilisn birett nit Der DIebss.
banoe psrbinbst. Die Wstbobsn Der
ganos uaren bie, 2upfer uuo anberes
Wetaa au ffsblen, sin3ufamsI;sn unb
oann an Altbdnslsr anosrsr stdois
ab3uisbsn.
SefferfonpitIe. 3. Ba.
rarb, faatli9er Ngent Der Rsform.
AnfaIt bon Winneioti, mar bier on.
tpsienb, um 3obn Neguiid aus Der
bieRssn &sformf&uIe In bic tss staa.
tss Winnsiota suriidsubolsn. Ne.
guid bra9 bort bis ParOls, bsgab fi9
In bas @ebist BON Snbiana, wurbe
wegen RIsinbisbfabIs psrbaftet unb
bon Nsusm bintsr e9lob unb RisesI
geisBt. Sept mus sr erff fsinen aIten
Strafteruin In Der ReformanifnIt bon
Winneiuta, bic In &se gloub bsIsgsn
| if, msitsrberbhbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
/ 6odw. Sater Vsperia&. /

@sRsrn faib Der d!tsRs prisRsf In
Der Si6esis SnbiunapOIis. So@m.
Sriebri& @ilbsIm peperiad Rarb oils
RupIau I'm ct. Warisn.6oipital 3u
gbansbilIe I'm alter bon "a Sabrsn
unb II Wonatsn. Der bsriforbsne,
peroisnfipons priefier iff faft In Der
aanssn 9ib,sis rhhmli9fi bstannt. 81
mar ssborsn on 81. Rdrs 1922 su
9inflags. Olbsnbure. 9ibcsis Whn.
ier, abiOIbirts, tn Seuti4laub oas
2ebrerieminar, fam ON /. Sanuar
1847 nod Amsrifa. uirtte auerf als
2ebrsr. bonn bsrsiisis er fi4 por aui
ben seiili9en Stanb unb wurbe nod
pollsnbetsr Sbsoloeie am 25. Wdr,
1856 3u gineennss bonn boditligsn
giIaof Rauries De ct. paIais gum
prisfier ssmsibt. ssin erfter Wir.
funes:reis mar Ct. Samss, @ibion
gountp. nsbf umlisesnosn Wiiionen;
bann mirtte sr nu9sinanbsr in st.
W.nbsl, pOfsp gounip; 81. gaieOlous.
Riplsp gOunip; MQ6ouisn, T.caiu,
@ounip. unb ct. Soispbs, ganosr.
burg @ountp.
Die Isbisn Is Sabre als aapIan tn
Ct. Rarps 6ofpitaI au gbunsbilIe
DDS 2si9snbegdngnib. gu uel4sm
uabri&einIi9 Der 6O&w'fe gif&o'
O'Donabue uno 8ensralpifan S9si'
oeler unb sinise anbere priefer Dor
bier gebsn tusrbsn, finbet am nd&Rsr
Greitae in gpansbile fatt. W69'
Der Iisbe @oit ben gerRorbenen fh,
feins bislsn Arbsitsn rei&li& bsIObnen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
BeFter fali@er @aasem ber:
fel8t.

Der Waab. unb @stpi1t.Snfpsetnr
Wulfon wurbe bur& cine 5rau. usl&s
bon einsm 66isr einen Srutbabn ge.
fauft baite, Der 18 pfunb wiegen
iOllts, fpdter bsim Na&misssn fi9 ieboG
nur atp6lf pfunb i&wer 3siste. baraui
aufmerfiam ssna&t. bob BIER rstmas
fauI I'm Staate Sdnsmnrt" Tel. gr iH
tn GoIss bsRsn bintsr ben 66tern unh
5armsrn, msI&e ibrs prObuete BITE,
gum Nartts bringen. Der unb bat f&ou
beri9i.bene 6auRrer unb 2anbleut'
abssfansen, bie ungeai&te Waaseu
ftibrien. 6err WulfiOn ma&t auber.
benz bis 6ausfrausn barauf aufmerf'
fam, H9 fsIbff quite Waaaea an3ufnaf.
fen. um bis setauften Artitel re&t3eitiq
na&wiseen 3u fonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
Smbiamappis, Smb, NNitpp6, 6ebruar
SsSislatur.

Sm Ssnat muros bic bonn &sprdien.
tantsn Slimp einesbra6ts @orlaae sum
S9ub Der S6attsnbdums anb Gano'
ftraBen our6 NebsnesisBe, wel&e au
@unfsn Der Sslspbons. sirabenbabn'
unb fonfitesr Rorporationen einge.
brudt puros, bsrart bsrbun3t, bob
osrsu gsfhrwortsr ss ftr ratbiam fam
ben, bisiss Wonfrum tibsrbaupt surtid.
3usisbsn. Die R6wIsr &sgiffrationss
8orIaes. trsl6e borf6rsibt, bab alle
Siimmntasbsr i6 Dor Der Wabl re.
aifrirsn laHsn mtifsn. wurbe abge'
lshnt. Die 2lsdnsr. @orlage. tpsl&e
bic @iisnbabn- @sisni4aft.n ftir ibre
AnssfeIIt.n I'm Gisnfi bsrantworili4
ma6t, nud psnn bieislben gum 6hlfs.
psrein est6rsn, tpurbe nit Sc geeen A
stimmsn anasnommsn.
RsprdIsntant Sopes's 8orlage. tueI9s
stdots brittsr alaffs autbOriRrt. BEN.
fonsfonbs far 5susrusbrleute su
srhnoen, wuroe angenommen. Die
8orlaes. bis Saiion fur oas abf4ie.
zen ben gidb0rnGen bonn l. Stunt bis
81. December 81 gehattsn wuyoe Der.
mosfsn. SOpee's gOrlags, bab bie
Sntsrurban 2inien Warte3tmmsr tn
Ssrrs Sauts srridten ioIlten, tuuroe
angenommsu. Norwuoo's 0orIage,
cine Oifies fEr ben Ssri&tsoiensr oes
gommiHargsri9ts In WariOn gOuntp
au srridtsn, murbe anesno nmen. Die
gorlags, mslds bon 2sQsp gum bsRe.
rsn s3ub esssn bis Ranubii3s SiifsI
boresbra9t NOR, tpurbs sbenfaQs anse'
nommen.
Sm 6auie uurbsn angenommen:
@omarb's, grbfaaftsfsusr; gartlsp's.
@ounip' gommifdrs In ben Dlfriftsn
gu srpdblsn, In usl&sn He wUbnen;
5uer9tsnidt, gormtnoer 81 outotiF
rem, Sppotbsfen auf bas @runosigsn.
ibum ibrer Wtnbsl aubunebmen;
gf4ba9. bis Sniorporation Der etabt
@IaptOn rs1tstrdftia 5a MAIDEN; Durrs,
ben e&ulbsb6rbenlbos Rs9t gu seben.
ghrgi9aftsn aus,ufslsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

5reb. &iegeI, 1853 Newman
Strabe, unb Bernb. WiIRHsr, IL
6ranf etr., uurben esfern unter Der
Aniloes bes 2tsinbisbfabIs ssHsllt.
gsibs Rnb bsi&ulbist, gtbsl 6offin,
10 SHb Senate Absnue. aus einem
S9reibtii3s $15 sntwenbst 3u baben.
SIM Befinben bon 6srrn @briR
8sdenbrod, 1873 Wudle Str. Der ieii
me6reren Monatsn I&mer erfrantt tH,
trat bisber fetne gsReruns Elm unb
uiro Ct TN 2aufe bisisr @o&e 3meda
Operation ins DitaoniR Ren.SoipitaI Be.
fbrbert tuerben.
Grani aeger, an Der Of
pratt StraBe. Elm Waafntniff ber
8riebtmoob Sbops, tpurbs NIT i&wel
3ermaImter 9anb tn's st. Dineents
6OfpituI esbru&t. DAGGER srsablt'
ben aersteu Der ambuIans, bob Ct bis'
Der on elmer Bobrmai8ins anesHelt
mar, oab man ipn absr bann gum Be-
blenen elmer stansmaf9ine beorberts.
uub BOB q NIT Der 6anb In bisislt,
gestett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
Bsri@t oss gomites abes aie
6oali,emsborlase BEN Saas
uiat iberreidjt.

Der Antrlg 3ur gsrtagung uuros
b.uie i'm 6auis ssfellt. obne bab bic
lanee srtpnrtstsn 2dmpfe aber bic
6odlissnsbDrIase ifattgsfunben batten.
ober bab sin Beri8t bss @omites fir
sHsniIi&e Woral eingsbradt uoroen
mdrs. Wis man In Grfabrung braate,
ueigsrts R& bte Winoriidt oes gomit.s,
benstenb aus ben 9emofraisn 6ottel,
pIerion unb Grssn uno benz &epubli.
fansr 2oubsn, ben geri&t au inter.
aei&nen. cher einen Winoritdtsbsri1i
sinjurei&en. unb ole mon ben @omtte'
beri9t bsrIansts, mar hsrielbs ni4l
fsrtig.
ReprdIentant Smssnsp bon psrrt
gountp, Dsmofrat, bsrlanets sine gr.
fldrung mebhaIb bieisr Beri&t midi
einasrsiGt mdrs, ba bas aomits bin'
IdnaIi9 3eit esbabt babe. tiber bte
6o&li3ens.0 3u bsratber unh
bas 9aus bsna&ri4ttst iporoen ist.
berielbe mhrbe beuts borgslset. emss'
nsp ianbts feline Oroer fir gInItsfe'
ruue bes Beri&ts an bas 2omite, ie'
bod uurbs btsislbs ni4t angsnommsn
ba anbere @ef&dfis borIasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
Yerional= =Nott3en.

gineaIte beutf4e pt o .
nisrin. felt so Sabren In unisrer
etabt, unb In gbren srau seworben.
if Wutter 26fer. 1915 Union strabe.
usl9s bsute ibren 81. @eburtstag
fei.rt. Grau a6fsr tuobnt BET ibrem
e4uieqsriotns @barlss >&ober, unb
ipirb bic alte Dame bon ben Sbrsn.
foiute aud ben Na&barn unb ibren
bieIen Sreunben bsute NIT rei&li&en
bsr3Ii&en GratuIationen aberbdufi
ueroen. Drau Q6Rer tR e!ne unIerer
dItsaen Bargerinnsn uno He erfrsui
fi& ieltener 6rt&e uno guier 0dunbs
belt. - - ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20


ginsn aampf nit StraBsnrdubern
bsffano Or. &. 3. Rsens, 1928 Norb
JQinois Str, Der ebsmaliae ftdotii6e
@bemiF, oils sr am Wontas Abeno
fur, nod z llbr f9 auf osm 6simwsse
befano. Or. 2sene bate serabe biz
Neribian StraBs an Der 21. StraBs
pafRri. unb aine nod Der Slinois
Strabe 3u, als swei Reger, Elm GROCER
unb fleiner, aus elmer A0ep auf ibn
3uiprangsn uno ibn swangsn, ois
6dnos bo43uhalteu.
Or. Rssns, Der f9 esraos einen
ususn RspOIusr anssi@afft bate, ben
sr BET H9 In Der 8ai4e trus. fOnnie
bis % aHe ni9t rs4i3sittg aieben, unb
10 nurben ibm bsnn bon ben 8urf&en
BITE Saf9sn bur3iu9t. Die imperti'
nenten 5rasen bss 2lsinersn Der bsibsn
Sauner ma6tsn ben ar3t tulebi 10
bbis. bob sr benz 9allunfen eineu
e9lag unter's Rim bsrisbts. Der ben.
Ielben su Bobsn fdute. Der fleiners
Reasr sab bonn fhnf e6hHe auf bsr
a3t ab. Cine Der Russln our6bobri'
ben Gut bsRslbsn. Der Sr6Bers bsr
bsiosn RsrIs sab nun Gerisnsslo, unb
aud Der Rlstn,rs bsrislbsn snitam. Obnt
oab Or. Rssns aud nur an iein neuss
auto matiiass sdisB.iien ssoa4t bdtts.
Die e9HHs lodtsn eins grobe an3abl
3ui9auer our Stsus uub mebrere ber'
fslbsn madtsn fia sur 8erfolsuns auf.
bod purbe bon ben Rdubsrn fein'
Spur sntoeft.
Wertbfa6sn habsn bic beiosn Re9s'
ni9t srbeutst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Na& LANCER Saeb tpurbe ee.
fsru 9arriion Scott aus 8roab &ippl.
BON ben RabIern golnif& unb @ilfon
sinaefangsn unb bsrbaftet. 6arriion
tpirb F& aeaen bie Anflaee hes Dteb.
Rabls 3u bsrtbsibiaen babe. Anseblid
bat er aus ber Office Der 6olton plaes
Goal Go. sinen ileber3ieber Qefoblsn.
eein sieensr gouRn trat sesen ibn ais
3euee auf.