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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Nplo= Sptuct

er ct spil, lam lisuer bet enselIfe
~5uuttaQ". 20 Iartier TIBET on.
itrenger fig for ceb Sialp al TtIte a
pasienpe 9ansoe of bripe bper lin
Sulo ben til ct beitemt Mtaal, meoens
be iamtiois isser at biubre MpOitan.
beren fra at naa fit Wiaal. Spiaei
TANNER fra bet inore al Iiieu. s
8espnoelien al S~ertiaarene be9puote
enselIte Sificersr / Snolen at oriue bet
jom Sport, ps mart Tom bet oa ogiao
iii Stprbrttauien. Meu oa Solo,
Gpilet for bet meite uourter til 3pr'
pIaseri. iua bleu ct tiOlisere 5orips
paa ct iuofsre bet / 2pitlano unoer'
trptt peo Gorbub. 9a be tDlfe Rpt,
tere, ipm er i SeiiobeIie al ben nGO,
penoise Sarbiebeo, psiaa pleier at no.
marie fig peo SiarlisbeO til tint
Seite, iaa ian man pei anbtass, at 9olo.
ipilst / 1pltlano life pil sios Snleo,
ming III nOsen ala9e fra 5~ursniuser
iii 9grenes SeitDtteIie, itrluer ct Gam,
bur9srblao.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

auS.rleoss, eno at ban % bans gsr'
ners Sptrroeu, 9ioelier os Sarlpe
maatte Itabe epn % baue gei for He'
liaiuusiribeOeus fore 9ante t'olisere
hos us eno / be to andre nprbilfe His
ger. Ss bet er jog c9iaa Oeeripost 0f''
at bar life ben bausianife Slosbeoe'
selie saaet / 5urueien, ba baooe pl 'lle
laa tiolis iom / 1S45 iaaet Den S's'
ienterlpp, Der Ear uGret til laa ri0r
geliionelie for ben ncrIte atrte."
IS ben nermeite 9io efter 1914, Do
port 9ano fiji i'm frie 5Orfatn'u9, par
paa life faa steoer be bar9ianlte Sel'
Der be eneIte blanot Glmuen, Der baooe
Setinselier for attIut at tunle ta9e Del
/ bet pfientlise 2io Strait al oeres
Splpsning % Gpue til at tale | %u'teut'
li9e GCr iamltnser".
"4aa eturiiuset finosr ri Sau9'a'
mere at tase pirtium Del 2eSslIen al
gDnbeuppoIitipnen / fit ierite Staotum;
% bpap Mittel @renbabt % Ole Gor'
9srien SpanD bsspuOer. bet forti3ttes
| at Ole Gabriel uelano, Der bar uogaaei
ira ben taugiunIte SrsOs, % oeo ln
Seppen al Sibel ps @runolop ionl
| Samiunbets TO Itore @runoplller be-
teaner Spioepuntlst rs tiai9e olitnoi
gi~ilutninseu Of Sau9ianismers polls
tijte 9iitOrie".
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Sonfpping ipnfer.

Som betjenot beiinoer ben itanoina.
piIte 5alps ps GinIauo fig i en- Sap
ming al Sapets Stjob, eiter unoer IS,
then at babe pRret for en- for Del
~neOiGntet | iamme, itriuer "Smalauo".
SettereusS aiteusts uoroltae guos
pg 8uuoeu / benS Gilgb (MUutala
etFDm) b4Osr fig burti9ere enO bets
ipoli8e Gnoe, % ium J0lse beraf Fri,
Der &anOst imuat men ituOi9 irem fra
GIteriunO til Ssutepins.
st ngt Scvis pua, at bette er iii,
iGloet, bar man faust oeo gurinoer
iOm al neutrality-suspicious.
Stoioe briues uuoer 2eoelie al sSroe
MIR Z. Gornerblelm for at Itaffe SAINT
I'll SnoemOrstulHsen / bet fore SUte
5entsplug. Dian bar nemlia pat
60 q "a 5oos 2pbbe unber 8ettereu.
hap9renoe Sanoipsil p%aairuIfet 8lan
telson'n8er, iom p,Itu0t enonu life er
laIohanols unosrig9t, men tom inbe,
Iolosr msget tpoeli5e 2epniuaer a
iaauel 9tan!es iOm 2guirRer % ianle
oes UiOnsr ON en- Sapnins ai Bette
r'ns @anoitanO meb ca, 60 Sob. ..
MoiamlsOs GTsmplarer af 2tuninaern
III blios ine isnNt I'll sOgriaes seUlo
s.lte unosripst!issunfalt til rarmsr
@~runitniue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Seseeto.
Stto Iewborg miitcr 5urftanSev
fproi hans Some bliuer IlnosiDg.

SOrs puer fin iiuostorpIrrsoe Srs
itrus Silitauo sjoroe, at Mr. Otto
gteipbors osiaa miiteoe 5prItanoen.
Sans sgstsiaQe bleu bragt til Guns
ming / SreOaSs, us bette ausreb BAN /
ben Grab, at ban ieIu blep Ip5 paa
S,noet, os III ruier ben ulpiteltSe
9eteutlOn5bpipltalet.
&spburss 3ilirlbe er sanite merle
list us piicr, Doprleoes Ell Mtauos 81
(clicr fan iormprte hans gIl>tauo. Gan
er Ell ipeuit gtauO. So 9lur Summsl, %
bueoe / g1u. 500 S~prtn5ftelo Slue.
Nsrs. 9tewbor9 er en- imut Dame o9
bare % Nar 9ammet. Sur no8en Gto
iioen bleU buu ipg paa Sinoet os bleo
lipt eiter liot barre. Seuoes Mtono,
Der tplot inpsrlisen al benoe, tu9 benoe
tit Ilere 2Hser i Saab ON, at De funoe
belbreoe benbe. Wien Seserne funoe
intet uorette % t~ilraaOeoe, Of Gatienten
ifuloe lsnoe3 iii ct giDl.
gun bleu pploipmt, % ben 3Oie Iu-
quit blcp bun ienot tl %. GbicaSu
Glue. Citation Dpor bun par / TO Gage
os berpaa ieubt til Suunius.
Canine Dag, iOm Spueu bieo ienot
til Iolitiitutiunen, tUs Sursen SIR,
Hcpbprg. Meoeus bun pnr Der, be-
ipste ban benOe flere @anse on 3a9eu
ps ioris9te at berpl,9e benoe meo flor.
lise Orb. Ss ba bun blep ertiaret
for linosiOrolrret, bar bet, iom Wtan'
Oens Sjerte bleu fnuit.
San pG9reoe Jig for at ta8e Nerina
til Jig o. bleu t~uusiinoi9 % pirrelis.
Gpnoas Mprgen iunot 4Ollti fra "
NUrtb Nue. StatiUn bam panbrenoI
omfrin9 pna @aOen. Sau blep bru9
iii %. Chicago glue. Citation buur bal
par til i 3~irsoGgs, for at bans BrOoe,
funoe fna Slo iii at uotase De ~ioruDon'
9apirer til 9eteutiunsboipitalet.
Wieoens bau bar i Statiunen, patt,
bans 9ilitano ole IolitltOuiiablerne,
opbe Nteolloenbeo; Ia ilaoeli9 talte bal
ON fin Some.
"Sele. Selle", ia9oe bun, "boOrio
bar be taset big ira mis?" Sette mum
leoe eQer freq ran u~aflaoeli9. Wanba!
blep han pUloiUm % rep ale &l9Oern
al fig. San iOrbDo ale % enbuer q
tpmme bam uGr, % ertlRreoe, at bar
life pilbe tl9oe paa Jig lsjen, icr ban
SuItru bar beiriet. 2iliiblt tlrO ba,
ppermanoet ps paaflGot. @aarsbase
tilbragte ban 9etentlcusbuipitalet o
ibas ital Ian iOr Gountyrstten.-"Stan
oinapen".
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
SlugciHgcm.
enbe,

On np Gpsoom, Der pel nrrn'eF y
fables "Slu9eipsen", er opoa9e'' 1
Sbesia fom i iorrise Wlnateo eli y
retuinssmaub fra Saaa paa sr'" y
i'm SuItru for hos DR.. Grlder al
Siglp mob benoeS S~lu9ooI''"'
Sun bapee bet nleo at Huge Doer '"1
@ienItonb. JON bun paa npSeh 3'N'
funbe iaa iii at GLIDE nco I'"y
Otter Ell s%runoia llnber'o9elNe U'
tebe DR.. arider at fpreta9e en- oV'
tipu, os i 6ruens @lape Ial'0t p'"
life minbre emo 81 @~ienltanoe' !
maatte bprttases. Slanot olsle W
itaube. iom iicen er uoltiIIet III ''"
oelis geltuelie, bar Ell @a'Iet .
9ommer lanst Sernitpfte, TO avn,
Ell siaal, TO 3rstumsipiser, @saSry'
Os en- Mauspe Snapper. Ter CT "
ON, at ben ipse Dame o'l 0V''"'
6sl9erne al fin GluGporrcnVeV'
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
StGrfe soft.

9na GotteubOr9 / Norore Guroal
leoer ct Bar 5oif. Der cr uerpeo 100
Var 9amle. DIE @~Ottenbpra er 9S
Aar; men oesuo9tet bar ian epn,
Spriel % Suiommslie. iom pusre Soft
Tumble misunoe BAN. Naar ban be-
8pnoer at iortGle ON line Splepelier
ira Sasts % 5iiielluet, oa Hammer
bans Stlf. % bon iortaasr flpoenbe
Og luters liant, iVm ON man bapOe ai'
osoe SteibrOt iOrau Zig. 8asnbilo
@%uttenbOrs ltuur life lanst tilbnse for
Die, buno Gloer ausaor. Sun er 90
9lar; men aaiseuel briper bun meb al
ipnoe % miirific. Strsmper % San
ter Of benoes 6abriiat banSer / be Der
pnrenoe 8ut,fer tiIlaies. &asubilt
Der illbsrer Slasten 9iieruo, er i'll
J Dies &0ne..
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Spennrpnte screenings cT'i''
Somite Cog enbuer anoen, Der Ct
teresieret / Denue Sag) annlooeS .
peo ON at mpoe meo Oct l5oe "
coniin He9imcnt bets S0ueOt0aE
:, Minneapolis, Wlinn., ben 2oe' :
TENDER ST. 2 GiiermIooag Oct SIeO
at ~iorbanole ON, paa bullten WfdaVs
nDoueuoi9e Mioler til &eIsnln9 az
uGpnte Wouument tan lfGITes I'LL
iamt for at b ebanole andre 6orr'''
ger, Ipm MATTE bllue Weoet 'oreIaE
g. .. Scribe,
Den erefutiue aoniilecs O'r"''
Nnore Slaoe beoes outage OueTl'
enbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
9ecprab Dig Smegn.

Sen I7oe glueuit 1896.

~pue'Hiu.
Gmeo Charles 8. Sennii6, en- al be
GloIc Gorretuiugcmano / Sptu, oBoe
6reoaa Morgen eiter umfrins en- Waa'
neos Sp0sleie al 0iauetr9it. aiosoe
par ipot i 9buisreid, @iirtemberg,
1uItlano, ben 3oie Sec. 1880. s
1852 i~nopanoreoe ban I'll Gmerltn o8
orbciosoe uOs!e gtar i Baltimore, Sb''
laOelpbia % Gbica9o r9 Tom ior ont
friu8 40 GAR iipeu til Geccrah. boOr
ban Iiocn itaois bar oreuet 6orretuln9.
San eiterlaoer zig 5 Born, 2 Ssnner
ca 3 Geire, ale i 2ecorub. Segra-
pelieu iorsgit / Ssnon9s nnoer nI9o'
pautis for 3eliaseiie fra ben fatbollte
9irte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Yaitpr &saue. 5pl9enOe llu9e bleu
tpniirmerebe:
emma Sleruo, Nuna s. Ser9eruo.
emma Z. Sle8eu, CLARA 3riitoierion,
Sobuuna 9.9ummeu, g8nes 9. Saluorion,
Miunis 3. gtprah, 8ari 8. 9anspert,
Su.ia Seuoridipu, 2aura U. See,
Snga 6. Sietb, Sanna 8. Saluprien,
Seri 6. SIesebers, EoiaIea gSilbelmion,
Bertha &. Slerrno, GeoeIia TX. Guale,
Sugsbor {. HoienoabL 5bepliue Sti9en,
Dina 6. Glen, Sra ". So1Hlon,
Sulla HoienoabL. 9lnna ". Gtnbro,
Cara Saifeu. Mosoa Gasmusien.
Cline VI. R~oienoabl, CLARA 3. 0l2roinaen,
Saga s. Solbers, Soieiine e. 2ommen
Watbiloa aR. @open, SiIoa 9. g%rifiou,
Sareu e. Se99eu, Soiepb q. Salan,
9beooure HOppe, CHARLES 9. SoIber9,
3bomas 8. Sergh Sames g. Carton,
SamsS q. Sanoien, Selmer %. Safte,
8iQie 6. 9tpbus, Carl q Slitao,
Soban u. yaaIer, Oscar y. GoIberg,
5imau Ut. Sturlie, Golpiu Nf. Gueuiou,
gilbert Bratlauo, Rils u. Slerruo,
Carl Steenitrup, Ole G. Sang,
&u0reas &jomme.
- 8. 6. Slssaro af 8ilminstpr
bar miitet i'm Spi9erfaoer 6. g.. Bar
itrinruo fra SAINT Greet; ban bsoe
Slssarbs Sus. buOr ban bar beet b,
iioite IL Maaneber; ban bar paret
ipselis i Here Gar us uplepsbe ei
Gloer al rs.
- 9puet IOs Ssnbag Stat neO
"SeralO" Offices Selepbuu, iaa oel
life bible arbeioe. Sr. G. 8. GGeital
1T ben bog mart til at urbeioe.
- 6. 8. Sdausberss Seite Die,
iOrrise 2Srbus itrrmt ai 9rGnet Q,
uRltsoe 8osuen. Sugen Tom tilitabe
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Speoalifheo / CvifIo1
Gn 1000 gar sammel sn,,,,,|
grofesfor Bergman ior,o~'1

o.'9ma'il, ben tor. I,
Sage bar pluOislis Osiirammt :
lamb.
81 bar facet SpeOatRGsb,r S.,
farosliaite Of ale epoOurnm,
samle orientalife @eit, inO ODER q.
len, Iortaaer ban. Glan bar ,,...
oenne spsbOm, Der b~OoTobeT,
aOer WtenneItet op i lepenbe GIN,
bolot til Snoieu, / Be pri,r,J
2anoe, / Spoamerita, i gluroe n,
Sslano.
Nu bier bet fig, at ben i Suus,.
al aar bar liaset i 9pule i BE- ,,,l
glterispropinier. Siit Ga her
lioes Sanbsbper % 6iIterleisr, h,
bapt fine Grueiteoer; men bar oisl
Der | Sisie @9ne sif 6ulf ontrjr,
tronllte PUB lpsoumme, men mop Az
life, at bet Sirtelisbeoen bar Q,o,I
Den Irpstelise isoilte Geit, Der be,
tranote ON END nie9et min al
De rust life 9eser tOa ia life al !
oommen, % lnSen a0teOe paa Sen
Iaaleoes filroe ben i 6reo fou oou
uopifle fig. Speoulite giiteoe Il,
Sprnene bleu ipeoalitc, Snooum1
f~orplanteoe fig ira St99tlcO til slI
lep, % BET Tan I'm t,litripes epopI
mems rinse SmitteiarIigleo % end
epne, at ben life iorlaugIt bar n
bet Smiana, iom Den III truer men
bile tage / bore Gage, burr Fot1
oommen tiger % bpUr GrrsrInI
bliper rinsere os rinoere o. ,Suyobl
Den iaaleoes beore % irp9tbarere
Spscn.
Der er insen itrettslisere sros|
til eno beune, flyer Ser0munn md
Zen er ct ubp99ell9t, peIthiutei
Sprselie, Der niger fig ino pueyI
Sp9oommen be9pnocr ION Supucl..
Inijstet. ienere breoer Den ia upsr /
oct menneItellge 9cgeme % batter
meb Ell huio iglp9liuoienoe Gtpr
2Rber % Slenlaa9 GOcs pGt, NnTl
bllper I'll ell inctpio MOite, liOt a
llot fCriuiuoer SIneue o. ben lllp'
ll9e bliuer blino. Irme o. Gen bill
iorfrpbleoe % "iuinoer IND I'll vi
Stumper, belle 2cgcmet itinisr
ct Sig % oenne ipriGrosi
Silitano fan ben lllpttelioe lepe II
iemten-la mon bar Grempler
iuotil tpoe IGr, for 2gotn iUmncr
beirier benz.
Spsoommen fommer iOm inst ir
rusiiIfe Sterispropinier, liRr uppe
Stplanb. Den bIep tcntct til Cur
, paa S~Orstogenes lib, muute bar )
al oenne 2io, / isr, ipo Surprsoe {
lis9et % nlmet beroppe for MI re
btDoe no. Seo Menlel CT Den ale
9aaet Ouer Den tDI,e @rGnie, %
IprIte Silieloe er ionltnteret / Z
lamb. Set er tire SunOreoe gIar, !
ben par i Gpitlano. M bar III Den
fert isjen, flyer Sersmann. &
maa anueuoe al Dor Gner8i 10
oGmme pp imoo Den % iaa ben
lfrRntet til bet mln0it muI,ge y
Sb, naaeoe ben bore liore Spers
tise MISUNDERSTANDING, par 0arsl
faroelis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
9rs. Gnucau & WaN

2anSIGesr, lan trGfiest:
Canton, Winn., 12te % 1879 &usrIt.
sormouu, Miun., 14oc % 15oe Gu9uIt.
Sc S9on. Rinn., l7oe % 1899 Augrlt.
sP,td,eu, Roma, 19oe % 20oe Gugult.
qplc. Nttnn, 2ise "a 220e Auguit.
SanficlD, NtIu., 24oe og 25ee auanlt.
Rodoea, VRtHH., 26oe % 21oe An9ult.
S,euoripile 2Soe o9 29ot In9ult.
9oroer rGfies uaen Smerte. Glt gr'
beioe %1ornnteres. 52.2otl'
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
.uneooms. WiuSer''.

On Gang ON Stilsmisicu meo Moral I.
Tiitreot iuaes portoirit ~tilienot for 10 gts.
slor: Z. Tiitpsot, Suereo Seart, Wairn,
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

DEBORAH Institute locals are shpfs y,
they are read. During the ian hoa
tuition, rent of books. and DAY wv
81, rs per'week.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
sra Spring 6rcpe.
(Giter The Herald

aonirmation aibulotes Der iorrise
Ssnbas i ben nprItsep. lutb. airfe al
Yaitur &sque. 5glsenOe lluse bleu
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
l5oe Disconiin.

Sill ben erefntipe Spmite IOr II
cniuscn til at oprcttc ct Won
ment for SDloatcr al IIallO'I
bin S,crfumIf. Der fiGmpsNe
lluioncn | Our iiDNc Grlg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
GENEROUS SHRINERS.
THEIR ANNUA1CHRIsTMds OFFER
INC To THE POOR.
IL VIII Take Place at the Masonic Temple
on Thursday Next Between the Hours
of 1890 A. NJ. and +. n.

The annual Christmas offering OF the
shriners 10 the destitute poor Of Richmond
viii take place at the Masonic Temple
on Thursday next between the hours oil
1880 A. NJ. and ! p. NJ. under the aus
pices OF Acca Temple MOBILES OF the My5-
tic Shrine.
The Offering will be 200 baskets OF pro-
Visions each basket containing the fol-
lowing articles: Five pounds meat one
pound coffee. twelve and one-half pounds
-four, two pounds sugar, two pounds rice
one pound tea, one pound7 candy, ana
will be distributed under the direction OF
the following-namcd committee: george
l.. Street chairman. r.. IL. NJ. HARRISON
John T. MAYER, Judson Cunningham =.
A. Nosbitt. J. c. Bowman, William CID
con IT,. +. i. Craieie. George w. 1iller'
y g Edwards. Charles II. Eppes' Frank
+. Montague. II. u. Eichelberger, charles
IL. Phillips.
Baskets can only be obtained upon pre-
sontation Of tickets. which can De hau
Of any member Of the Temple.
A CHRISTMAS GREETING.
7, was the earnest desire of the Poten-
tate ulustrious +. W Cunningham, ana
every member Of Acca Temple TO make
this donation the largest i'm the history OF
the Temple. but owing TO the severe
enancial depression during the year they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

But Didn't Tree \ single Rabbit in North
Carolina.

But Didn't Tree \ single Rabbit in North
Carolina.
There is not better officer on the
entire police force than Mr.. Robert l..
Shoemaker, OF the Third precinct. lie is
always alert and up 10 snuf, and when
IL comes TO shooting birds and rabbits,
there IS only one man Oh the force besides
Officer Redford who is in 1t a little bit,
and that IS Bob Shoemaker.
Mr. Redford had hardy reached the city
from his late hunting trip and distributed
his game among tine poor Of the city, be-
fore Mr. Shoemaker had packed his can
teen and hied himself 10 the wilds Of
North Carolina to slaughter the big game
that exist there.
Bob should have consulted Farmer
Evans. however, before going so far away
from home.
Farmer Evans could have told him
about an approaching snow storm, and
would gladly have informed MIN concern
Ing the cold wave that was rolling across
the country In the direction OF North
Carolina.
But Robert had been out many night
I'm binding snow-storns and freezing
rains. when the water ran down TO the
points OF his dropping mnstache and TO
the tip Of his nose and there froze into
sparkling icicles that shOne beautifully
In the glare OF the electric lights
The weather Sn Nor:l Carolina is usual
" OF a delightful nature. Fans and linen
busters are considered the proper things
even in bleak November. Officer Shoe
maker had read about these things. so
when he prepared himself for his Southern
tour. he carrier along fan duster, and
a straw hat But the wave rolled rapidly
I'm from the West the beautiful sparkling
dew turned into frost the sweet singing
thrush gave way 10 the crolking OWL and
the music Of the cricket changed 70 the
mournful sigh Of the wind and 10 rushed
down from the forests and hills.
Jack Frost looked out from his perch
on the mountain top and gaily smiled as
Officer Shoemaker aiighted from the train
M the little telegraph station and. followed
by his thirteen hungry-ioodng CANNES.
made his way up 10 the point where he
thought rabbits built their nests.
His companion. whom he had invelgled
into the scheme looked at him suspicious
ly.
Rabbits don't climb trees. do they.
Bob" he asked
"Oh yes: certainly" said Bob.
1--WE walked four miles I'm the woods
and didn't tree a burned rabbit" said u.
companion as he related tho story 70 me.
The storm approached. and before sun
down four feet OF snow covered the
ground The straw hats 81 tho two sports
were ruined. and the fans ana busters
wei, thrown away. one POOR little spar
row was frozen IN tho storm. Bob picked
II M and placed II in his game-hag. and
he and his companion caught the first
train back to Richmond. bringing with
them the sparrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

IT'S early night. The whisthng winds
Possess the naked street,
Save here and there some shiNeiinE
Goes by with hurryng feet.
THROUGH binding snow and singing
Dashed by the wintry storm
In scantv dress. with face appraised,
Behold q female form 1900,
Why stands she here on such hlsh''
Why brave the chilling iIoet
with hand outstrotchcd and motionless'
Like "A sentry at his post.
The passcrs-by give her no look.
Nor note the uu-turnrt lace
Whose nncly-chisclled beauty lines
Some nrOud mans home would grace.
A flash Of light fails on her face
50 gentle and $50 kind, A..
Good heavens, Her eyehalls QUICK uls-
That he poor girl is blind,
A great throng from ncighborins
church.
And aii with face awry.
Close button their warm oVorcoats'
And nour uuhecdine hN.
She never wrongcd single SOUL
Unsulicd her fair fame ..
And vet among that Christian throng,
Not one could cali hcr name.
Aud now the parson comes hlohE'
The last of that sleek nand'
lie has no thought for sdch as she'
Nor needs her outstrctChcd hand'
So cold the night. so thinly clad.
Freezing without moan,
Yct hc is no more moved than thoush
She were Of wood and stone.
And stil she stands with outstretchec
hand
Her cold. mute lins arc dumb:
on. eightless girl. of speech pcreit'
VIII succor never come
VIII no one note thy plcadinss mute!
is Christian kindness dend2
Not dead, Not dead \ sinful man
Heaven bless the man Of sn.-
The clerk Of the tobacco store
Who comes and wheels her IN
il Willard Rabbit IN the New YORK
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
A BOLD C4PTCEE.
Officers fthe Second District Arrest Two
Desperate Negro Thieves.

Officers b. NJ. Angle. G.. w. Mattern
and J. l.. Wiltshire, OF the Second Dis
trict, HAD On experience yesterday morn
Ing that will last them tor some time. For
over one hour they lab0red like TroJans
10 arrest two desperate young negro
toughs. who despite their strenuous ef-
forts. banied them at every point. At the
corner Of Sixth and Grace streets STANDS
an unoccupied house. which belongs 10
Mrs. William j. Leake
About . o'clock yesterday ncrning, yhile
Officers Ansie and Mattern were on Their
beats they were approached by colored
man who told them that he had seen two
negro men enter the rear yard of the
house and fasten the gate behind them.
They summoned officer Wiltshire TO
their assistance and the three approach
ed the house Ofiicer Wiltshire kept
guard in front. while Officers Mattern
and Angle scaled the fence. In the rear
yard they found two coal shoots through
which the negroes had obtained an en-
trance 10 the cellar OF the house.
The officers, who are large men. found
II impossible to get down through the
shoots. They tried the doors. but they
were all securely fastened. Just then OF
ncer Wiltshire saw one Of the men raise
the cellar grating on Sixth street and
stick his head out As soon as the man
saw the officer he lodged back. In the
meanwhile Officers Mattern and Angle
forced one Of the doors and entered the
cellar. They searched the house but
could not find the men. They next came
out 10 hold a consultation as TO what was
TO Je done. for they were sure the men
were in the house as there was no way
for them TO escape.
Here some one from Major y. V. Ran
dolph's residence informed the officers
that the two men were on the house top.
This frightened them and they disap-
peared through the trap-door. The Of
fcers again entered the basement. and
found the lead pipes TO the boiler had
been cut. The cellar Is I'm the rear OF the
house. From the middle Of the house TO
tho front street is a small sub-cellar
about four feet IN depth The officers
concluded that this was whore the men
were I'm hiding. so officer Angle. with 4
torch I'm one hand and his pistol in an
other got down on his stomach and work.
cd his way into this cellar. Here he
found the men.
At the point OF his pistol he made them
come out and they were carried 10 the
Second Station. where they gave the
names Of John Lewis and Henry Wright.
Wright claims 10 be from Mississippi.
and Lewis from Ohio The men met in
Baltimore recently and tramped IL to this
city. They are toughs in every sense OF
the word
The officers are TO be congratulated for
their clean work in arrosfing the men
whom came so near escaping them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
.LrNrICE JOHN,s COrRr.
His Honor sends several Cases on to tho
Grand jury.

The session Of the Police Court this
morning was long-drawn out partly be-
cause tho lawyers wanted 10 do some
talking. and partly because the docket
was "a long one.
The most interesting case was that OF
OdcU Jordan who was charged with en-
tering the house Of Mr. James |. Smith.
on north FIFTH street. Thanksgiving
night and taking from the room OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Betty silver watch. valued
at SO. This case consumed considerable
time and resulted ln conviction ana
sentence Of four months. Lawyer George
T.. Wise entered notice Of an appeal
Another long case was mat Of L. H..
Dean. who charges Russell Neal with
hitting him on the back OF the head with
"a heavy stick. Many witnesses were in
trOduced and examined. This is a case
Of the white man who WAS found early
on the morning OF December "a lying
on Eighteenth street In an unconscious
condition. He was carried 10 the Aims
house. where he has been ever since un-
der treatment FOR fractured skull. The
evidence was very contradictory. and.
after consuming over AN hour. IL was sent
on 10 the grand jury.
jaime. Tuu+taN. negro. was sent on
90 the grand jury for hitting ". a. Har-
grove on the head with l
rock. Several witnesses testified
and Mr.. Ilargrove's head showed
that he had been badly cut Tunstall
went on to the grand jury.
Amanda Willis. a negro woman. upon
whose property a lot OF young men had
congreeated and caused disturbance
Withdrew her charges and the boys were
dismissed
Frank FITZGERALD. for carrying pistol.
was fined $50
John Williams was given sixty days for
larceny OF railroad iron.