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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

number of The Delineator In this instance
it is pictured made of white pique combined
with tucked lawn, edging and braid giving a
decidedly stylish final touch. The waist is q
double-breasted blouse cut low to show
tucked chemisettc, while revers decorated
with edging and braid give fashionable
breadth A smoothly fitting peplum and a
graduated circular hounce, both so much in
favor and among the seasons prettiest
novelties, are combined in this costume and
give it desirable upto-date appearance
Specially prepared for US By The Butterick
PUBLISHING Co. (Limited).
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

George Worthington of Bennington
won the challenge cup, given by Col.
Smith for the second time Friday at the
tennis tournament at St. Adams.
During the storm of Tuesday morning
OF last week, as Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
Foster of Barton turned on the water
from the faucet in the pantry at their
home an electric spark. which looked
like a ball of fire, entered the room, ran
down the water pipe into the sink,
shocking them both quite hard. Mrs.
Foster fell to the floor and it was several
hours before she completely recovered.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
Some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
,,n, reach Of medicine. They often say,
On it will wear away" but in most
vases 1t will wear them away. Could
!!niey be induced to try the successful med
ielne called Kemps Balsam, which is sold
On a positive guarantee to cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent effect
after taking the first dose. Price 25c.
and SOC. Trial size free. At all druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
Warner Offered a Bribe.

Louisville, July 25.--Detective Maher
Rays that Louis Warner, the Northamp-
ton, Mass, banker who was arrested
here Saturday for embezzlement, offered
him $4,000 to be released. While de-
claring that he was without dollar, the
embezzler affirmed his ability to secure
the necessary bride. Warner said that
he hated to go back to his old home for
trial, and would much prefer to be taken
to Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
THE TOWNS AROUND.
RApNPT.

&C. R. Corwin, of the firm Of c. R. Cor
Min & Co., Boston, was in town with
Elmer McGafey Monday.
The Laughlins went to Camp Ray
mond, West Barnet pond, Monday, to
camp for couple OF weeks.
Harry Howe has engaged to work for
Mr.. Mullikin at East Barnet and has
moved his family up there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
EAST BARNET.
Death Of Mr.. 0ammelI.

A. H. Gammell, one of our oldest resi-
dents. who has been sick for nearly a
wear, passed away last Friday and was
burit d Sunday. He has always lived in
town and will be greatly missed by his
MANY friends here. lie leaves three
children to mourn his loss, r. B. Gam.
nell. proprietor of the Elm House, Dan.
vile, Mrs. E. J. Bonnette of Bradford,
Mass, and Mrs. W. ]. McGill of this
place.
Miss Kate Kidder Of St. Johnsbury has
been stopping few days with Mrs. W.
]. McGill.
Mrs. c. Dickinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Weeks Of Woodsville,
for few days.
Amos Newell Of New York, is spending
his vacation with his mother, Mrs. B.
NJ. Brown.
Miss Elsie Bowman, former teacher
here, but now a teacher in Mississippi,
who is spending her vacation with
friends in St. Johnsbury. spent the day
calling on friends here short time ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
War Man Free.

Latest official indexed maps OF the
world, Cuba and Philippine Islands for
pocket use, issued by the Chicago &
Northwestern R'y, free, for two cent
stamp. J. E. Britain, 36S Washington
street, Boston, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
After "A Lingering Illness,

Harrisburg, July rs. = Right Rev.
Thomas McGovern, bishop of the Harris.
burg diocese, died last evening at the
episcopal residence in this city after
lingering illness from complication
of diseases. He was one of the best
known and most beloved Catholic prel-
ates in the United States
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
An Afternoon Costume.

Pique dresses are always stylish and they
have managed to captivate the Summer girls
fancy to such an extent that now no outfit is
considered complete without one or more of
them. This costume was shown in recent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

No town in the state has done more
for the suffering Cubans than Brattle-
boro, which has contributed nearly
$4,000 for their relief.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
No Calamity.

Vexed Wife-There is no calamity
that can befail woman that / have
not suffered.
Amiabls Husband-Wrong, my dear.
Now, you have never been widow.
Vexed Wife-I said calamity, SIR
London Tit-Bits.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

Mrs. Ethan Carr Of st. Johnsbury, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Stanton.
Perley Weeks Of st. Johnsbury is NOV
ing onto the Hubbard Smith farm in
Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hubbard OF Spring
held, Mass, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Palmer last week.
{. P. Anderson and wife OF Boston and
n. +. Anderson and wife from the West
have been at their sisters, Mrs. o. H.
Stevens, for a week past. Their mother,
Mrs. Anderson, is also spending the sum-
mer with her daughter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
NORTH DANvlLLE.

A serious accident occurred to L.
pueloe's two boys while out Deriving
Friday. They went to the brook to
drink and while drinking someone fred
at them. Their bodies were filed with
snot, also one eye and two fingers of one
OF the boys are very seriously hurt.
Alter seeing what was done the guilty
one was seen to make for the woods,
and It is not yet known who it could be,
but if it is found out, it may prove sad
lesson to him.
The 1 l years old boy of Paul Rivers.
who was working for Erastus Drew
during haying, was kicked by horse
while leading it to water Wednesday
evening, and had two teeth knocked out
and piece of the jawbone cracked off
and his lip badly cut open, it being neces.
sary to take several stitches in it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

Hoods pills cure liver ills, biiousness,
indigestion, headache. Easy to take,
easy to operate. %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27

which is made without under arm cores,
with an applied pointed yoke on the back
and with full pouch fronts closed in the
usual way through box-plait. Straight
cuffs complete the sleeves and the collar is
removable. The skirt is pleasing shape
cut from serge and smartly trimmed at the
bottom with braid.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-27
Trim Morning Toilette.

This is an unpretentious toilette that ia
particularly pleasing on account Of its trim
ness and stylish cut Itcomprises late modes
taken from The Delsneator, a pretty shirt
waist and circular bell skirt White per-
Gale dotted in red was used for the shirt-waist,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

Obglei6 Der RerD, pel6er bei rbeu.
matii4en 9iifteni6mer3en 6auptTd6.
lid angegriffen pirb, iebr tief liegt
pirO ct. SatOb's Del bur6 ti6tiges
@inreiben 10 tief einbringen uno Di;
S6mer5en un6eoingt bsrtreiben. Die
i6limmiteH 6dle psroen Ii6sr gs=
beilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

feline isbr oringsnoe 6ulfe aus BEN
9tr. Sto1tcn n0tfig lit.
NMnllnocbt3ig ameriluniI6e 9urs
ger erGaltsn ieBt 3ationen pom &OnIuL
Der Der. Staoten, pslter fir Ieine
2anoSlcute peitere 2ieferungen erpars
tet.
Die Il nteriuhun 5u 8e9z
QBe It.
Sep 80 It, TIa.. %. 6ebruar.-
Die llnteriu6ungs Gommi'T"u trdt
beute 9ormittag pieoer 3W NIB
pernabm peitere 2lu8IaC IL
tenants 8IonSin. 2l0r Sz
ernigte Spftr Der -" ro=
pie io rs1l r. eli
mem a -.r. De5
6lottenzIet, IL &epzDeIt
CUR gfu6e gebettet meroen. Der 0dmz
pier r8uGe" ntro bic lleberrcIte DON
Sopand berij5er brinQen. 'FiinF3i9
SGr9e iinb 6ier bsIteQt poroen. DEM
8erne6men na9 puroe oas 6lottcns
0epurtement our6 Dem Druid Der Of
fentti6en Meinung 6epogan, ttire
Spfer mebr auF fpaniT6em 8OOen bez
eroigen 3u lahen. Oas 2eidenbes
QGnqniB pirD unter militGrjItnn
@6ren BON Staten ga6sn. - Der
8rsu3sr Detroit" fubr beute BON bier
mad Sortugd5 d6 mo nabm 2e6snss
mittel fir bic oortiqen &rieq5I6iffa
nit. 0eute nuroe Elm 8efebl erlaFen,
peI6er ben SoIbdten in Der bieiigeH
&aierne ber6ot, ibre Quartiere so
perlaTen, uleip bu5 9erbOt, peIf35
groBes 2tufitben erregte, purOe icbon
am gla6mittag pieoer aufgeboben.
G5 pirO mttgetbeilt, OaB iiA bic
llnterIu9ung5 Gommiiiion no6 eirs
NAL na6 Sopdna begeben muB, um
peitere Saufer an Ort unO Stelle 3u
bernebmen. Der 0ampfer n0auntz
FEB, pel6er foeben pieoer eine 6liz
lSurticbuug iicbe 3. Seitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

niiterium, 3uIammengeTeBt aus N2itz
glieoern Der 2tnten, Der 9olen, bs5
Gentrums uno Der angebIi9en 0eutz
fGan iein.
Die 6iibrer Der beutI9snOppOiition
i'm Gei6srutb tperben in nG9Iter 3eit
3uIummen treten, Inn bisIe neue, penn
audi nur 9eriitbtstpeiie gei9affene Sis
tuation gu beipre6en.
8ei Der rotbperbig getporoenen
g}a6pabl in 8riren, 3DroI, lit ber&le9
ritale 8obra3er in ben 3ei88ratb ge>
pGblt pprOen.
8urbenrelegirt.
Sn Snns6rud, 3prol. Iinb mebrere
S6uler Der Staats<8eperbsI9ule re-
Iegirt poroen. oSn oem bprtigen
8neiplotal Der 9erbinoung ySeutpz
burgia" fanb Elm 5eItcommers itutt.
9a5 2otal mar nit ben i6par5zrotR@
goloenen 6arben betortrt, Elm Bis
mardz8tIo mar aufge6Gngt unb Die
mWaCht am R6ein" purbe geIungen.
9ie 8eranitalter oieIer beutI9en 5eits
It6tett itno relegtrt tporben.
SenidttpnelIe 8erbrez
den in 8apern.
Sin ieltfames 8erbrs6sn rptrO aus
Dem 8eairt 2anOsbut in g}ieDerz
8absrn beri9tet. Sin S0lOnersfObn,
0amens 8roB, in Gding, einem tleiz
nen 0orfe i'm 8egierungs6e3irt
2anb5but, 6ut talten 8lutes bic borz
tige 70zid6rige Snippbnerin Sommerz
bauer erIto9en. Gr lit Der 3but gez
ftdnoig unD glaubt, Elm gutes Wert gez
than gu baben; Denn, 10 ertldrte er i'm
8erb0r, i'm Sruume eri6ien ibm Der
@r3engel 8abriel unD befdbl ibm, Die
Spmmerbauer 6ere gu tDDten.
Neniger rGt6iel6aft lit Das 0tottO
zines in W}iin6en begangenen Wornes.
0ort erI6oB Elm bertommener BUR
ffe, Der 17ziGbrige GpIportsur uno
8erf9leiber BON S6unoromanen
ObernOorfer, bic S9mieosfrau 9uz
Der, bsrpunbete Die 9Srau zines Spez
Dttion5Ramten, 0amens &rduB, bur9
einen S6uB unD periuhte, ii6 Johann
angebltf ielbIt bas Qeben gu nebmen,
bra6te Ii4 dber nur etnen ungefdbrliz
9sn Streifi6uB BEL. 5rau Suber
i6sint elm Spfer ihrer 9ut6er8igtett
gefporoen gu iein. Die @rpeoitorsgutz
tin 8rauB Bate ben O6ernoorfer, Dem
lie aus einem pDer Dem anOeren8runDe
beIpnDers po6l pollte, Bel Der 6uber
eingefii6rt unb QeBtere bate benz Bur
iden cine Partte ieiner S9unonaaren
abgetauft unD ibm Die GrldubniB gez
geben, lpieOer gu tommen. Ous muB
Der 8urIhe, Den bic &rauB gu Der !6us
Der gebra9t bate, fdlf3 aufgsfaBt 6az
ben, oenn er purOe 8uOringli6 gegen
Die 5rau uno berlungte BON t6r unter
Der 9robung, lie gu cOmpromitttren,
Ret1egelD, I'm na6 Qlmeritd au53uz
tpanOern. DIS Die 6rau ibm pu8 Ser
ldngen runoDeq db19lug uno tbm be-
fail, i6re 8o6nuns gu Derlafen, rib
Der iugenOli6e 8uuner ben &ebOlber
aus Der SafGe uno feuerte auf Die
6rau, bic unter Dem S4u7e tODt 3us
iammenbra9. Damn ri6tete er bic
Mor0paffe gegen feline 99nnertn,
5rau &rauB. unD 3uleBt nit Dem oben
ertpdbnten Refultat gegen it4 ielbit.
so 4te prdttif DE @ tuz
bien.
Der 6erau5geber Der in 2eip3tg err
i6einenoen 3eiti6rift fir Criminal
Qnt6rOpologie, 8enge, ideint Ii6 be-
miibt gu baben, prattiIte llnterlugen
fir criminal : antbrOpolOgtI6e Stus
oien Der N}itarbeiter Des 8Iuttss gu
Iiefsrn. Qeip5iger 8ldtter meloen feline
8erbaftung pe9en fortgeieBten rafftz
nirten 8etrudes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
Dit cincr 6utnabc( ermnrSrt,

6 3tcdg 0, %. 6ebrudr. - QQem
2lnI6ein na6 puroe 8artbolomGu5
8rurDt 8runoner, Der 6unoelsreifenz
De, pelGer am SamItag i'm y9almer
6ouIe" itar6, nit elmer 6utnaOel err
ito6en. Die 2lutopiie bra6te cine
!6irnerI3iitterung ans 2t9t, 3uglei3
entoedte man aber aud cine feline
StidpunOe na6e Dem GuBeren 8infel
be5 rs4ten Qluges, peIde ii9 ttef in
ben &opf eritredt. @r fam am N6snD
bs5 20. 5e6ruar betrunten unb Blu
teno in DaS !6Dtel uno iagte, er babe
in elmer Nirt6i6aft getrunten uuo
srinnere ii4 ionit auf gli6t5 mebr.
Sbgleitb er nod nabe3u cine Wo6e
lebte, mar er bsnno6 ni6t i'm Stanbs,
SuIummenGdngenOe Mitt6eilungsn 3u
MAIDEN. Seine Gltern iinO bier an
getommsn, I'm Die lle6erreite na4 pa
ris ali brindeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
Germii6te tclrgrapbiidc SepcI8en.

- Sin SBeil Der 9aIfagiere beg nit
ge6rpGerer WeQe in ben 6afen bon
6alifar etnGelaufenen fran30IiI6en
9ampfer5 ga Champagne" ging gez
fern per Giienbabn BON bort na9
gegpy9ort ab. Die l1sbrtgen tperoen
i6nen 10 raid, ais m0gIi4, foIgen.
- Sn Ct. S5oiepb, N}i9., Fat Die
28Sidbrige Srau 8eo. 0abiOion iia
unD i6r 3pet Monate altes &inb i'm
5Iufe ertrGntt. Die SSrau mar geiz
itesgeit0rt.
-9ie G6enifaIien g4srte Der
6irmu Sobn g. goung &c So. in 9u=
nOpsr, Pu., Iino Dur4 Elm permut4li4
bon 8ranOitiftern angelegtss 5euer
3erit0rt porDen. 8erluIt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

- Sn 9bilaOslpbia puroe Gprus
s. 8reoer, friiRerer 8aiiirer Der ,Gr.
item g3ationulbant" bon Bethlehem
Ya., geItern pom 8unDesri9ter But.
Ter ps8en 9eruntreuung Don $4,000
3u iiebenjdbriger 3u4tbausitrafe per=
urt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

ent3iubuus Der Ti,rcH, Oer glai,, Der GiuQa
tp,io. Der 2uuatu tuuHOtn Salg 9you6itis,
ebntrsNtbmiQt.ii 6roug Rdtarr5 R,uraqit,
Rbmmatismus, Saitttlfroh, 0sh.Iii,b,r iSrots
beultu, vom 5roits GHstsrfitus Rorpsrt5tj!,.
Git gpsufltiOu pom Rtuob Itlitf ua5
htm Q6rp.rtb,ilt potr Ou q6rpsrtbHI,u, Hoislbf
bas Qtiptu oDr Der S6msrl i:iusH 6iB bat, ptrurs
ia5t iOiOrtiat 9IH0trung.
Sunerli6. Gin baIsu Big tin oarJ,r Tb,ts
l6ff,l ooa in ,iu,m 0Iai, 0af'r iurtrt in p,nigsa
Wsiuuter Geibi3mUJtu Rrdmpi,, lauren Nugtn,
s8lailof9tit. WtQrdn,, S1rr5o,, 9Di,nt,rtc, Gs'
lie 8ldbuuesn uu0 al. iuusrli6,u g,i6D,rosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
Wigrdnc, JranenlcioeH,
9iliuiitdt, iturcrOaulthfeitp
9OSpepIie, @erItupiung
uno aller 2c6crleiocn.
uno alcr 2cbcrleiocr

Van b,otb.t bic folq,uotu Spmptom,, ptlt, h4
bel GrtrautunQ,u Der W,r0aumg5sC sCrgaut tIHi!'ls
len: 9triopiuHg HUtyt- camor5boiotu, E!utous
f,t, soobr:un,u Q5Hti5urs Ptqsu S3uita
Sdlp,r, I'M gtoac, Iurs5 4uiioB,u, J,ia'ioa9ttT
o0,r o.rtaytt,r 9rUbiag, GmDitu9ungtH lum GaiS
ipriratH os,r 6rI:,dsu b;t II Gisq,U, gctUdtN
g,rfiroft. Gl,3,u Uotr 8.lD,b: D3y otu NugsH,
TTi,6.r uuo 0umgitr Stnsrl i'm Gopi' 4:bmuHgSs
@tidptrO,u. Qt,b, Gaut uU0 Au5'u, StmeriM N
Der 5t.tc gyut ur5 oaa @lHoun GloB.1ts auii
tr,tsu ron piBs ugyo Bremen i'm Gl;'i1.
Wl,br.r, 2oftu RaODap sgiIltH bsirttra
oas Sprsm DpH ben sTpdbaitn S:oruUgtH.
qr,is DC. pro Stabt,! 81 bab,H sci alien EpsS
tbtt,ru ootr PER q0t O,yluHot
glau i6r,t5, an . T. R q nap { o, Sod
Dor 355, Qsp.Vorf um ,in 9u9 init 9aiBia.dssa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

so,r gungRsGuliiuDuug iolts mitt,IR Sts RnbE
Rtli.i bthaHOelt ptrotH ipit U1bhtbsUo: Stm Bda
in siu,m g9stuaIa', NIT 28lftr otrGbtolGt uuO pie
qaHje 9rut O,r 9idtn uEo Die aH0UsH G6rptrs
thtil, bdufig init otm Rtlisi siuetriebcu rUtrOtn;
sSi't 3ta' nEo GItlabEub; miln,H sFaerG;@t ntT'
bic 5Grmt mufsu q,ltatutb mitttlt o. RaOs
Hap's 9l:H in Sbdti9itit gsitbt rDtrO;H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01

Der 6erausgeber Der in 2eip3tg err
i6einenoen 3eiti6rift fir Criminal
Qnt6rOpologie, Benge, ideint ii6 be-
mii6t gu baben, prattiI6e llnterIagen
fir criminal : antbrOpologtIhe Stuz
oien Der N}itarbeiter oes 8luttss 8u
liefern. Qeip5iger 8ldtter meloen feline
8erbaftung pe9en fort9eieBten raft
nirten 8etrudes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
y q D to d vs.
q" Nillcrp,
ststs ,ubrrlaiiig, rein uegetabilii6.

gsnfanOiq ud6mad.os, elegant tbtrJua:rt abs
flbr,uo, r,au!rcuO, rtHi3sHo uuo igaitia.us,
81 a trupFg qiIltu lUr 5tlluHl lu1r StoS
ruHo,n D,s Dlagtus, Der GJsrtE, 2llit, rtrDoi,r
Rrantbtitsn, e6pirOdsAualt, gTitopiung Gaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
NrtnsM sMnrfrr glnflrihtrn

9}e m : 0ort, %. 6ebruar. =
Qluf bem Nuan Odmpfer ,&lonbtte"
tamen bsuts 537 Renntbiere, tpel9e
BON Der 8unbesre9ierung in QapplunD
getauft purben, 3ur 8erfpenoun9 in
Slonotte bier an. 9ieIelben perben
einen Raittdg bier er6alten unD bdnn
morgen unter 2lufii6t Der 2appldroer,
peI6e tie begleiten, iiber Gbicago unb
Seattle na4 StaguaD un0 OdpIonz
GitD bef0rDert lperOsn. Die S6iere
6efinOsn iia idmmtli4 in gutem gu
itan0e.
GOntrattor RO6ert s. @eifert bon
g2r. 629, Sftz159. StrdBs, puroe
gsitern pom Coroner bes 8ronr : 9tz
Itrttts unter $500 8iirgI6aft gez
itellt, nm Da5 Grge6niB Der l1nterfuz
dung bs3Uglia be5 3oOes elmer ieiner
9lrbeiter abaupurten. Geifert 1T nit
Dem 8au zines Ib5ug5tanaIs an 165.
Strabs unD Bergen 2lDenue beI6Gfz
tigt. SenrD Sailer, elmer ieiner Dir
better, mar in Dem bort ungelegten
8raben beihGftigt, ais bic DGnoe
na4gaben unb 3ailer berI4uttet nurz
be. 5ailer mar 80 Sabre. alt uno
pohnte in gtr. 658, &ergsnz2(penue.
Der in Dem @eI3Gfte Des Qeifenz
beItatters Carl 8. SruQ, g2r. 146,
0eitz17. StraBe, ungeiteGte Sc Sabre
uIte Daniel Restus ma6te in Der
Ra6E pom Samitag auf Spnntag ieiz
nem 2eben Elm GnDe. inDem er itA nit
sinem W}sfer Die &ebIe Dur9i6nitt.
8estus I4lief 6inter Dem QaOen. 2lls
8ruu ben QeBtersn geItern Mprgen
Dffnate, fano er Die Qei6s. Restu5
fam Dor 3ebn Sa6ren aus 0eutI4z
Lamb bierbsr uno mar fett a4t Subrsn
Bel &ruu beI6dftigt. Der 2eBtere
puBte Iih bic 9rinbe, pel4e Restus
beranlaBten, Ii4 bas 2eben gu nebz
men, ni6t gu ertldren.
Die a6t W}atroIen bes 9ampfers
y2a Gbampagne," tpeI6e our6 ben
0ampfsrv vRotter0am" b;sr6sr gebra9t
pup0en, nu6oem lie feds Sage lang
in einem Offenen 8oote Dem 8etter u.
Der &dIte au5geieBt paren, liegen i'm
6pipital Darnisber. Sic Iino nit
6rpitbeulen 6ebaFtet, unD man fiir9=
tet, baB elmer ober 3rpei Der @erettetsn
8lieOer our3 9lmputation Osrlieren
nsroen mullen, oa tie bon 8rano be-
brp6t iinO.
g}i6oIus POntus, Elm Su3arbipiez
Ter, purbe beute auf Der StraBe bon
@mil Gul5man, einem Reiienoen fir
Elm Supelengei4dft, geI6oiIen II. auF
Der SteQe getDOtet. 8uI3mdn nsioert
ii9, iein MotiO fir bic Shat an3lqe=
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
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Gir,rld p,l6' b,itg, ootr auil,nSt Countries
Der nit R6tumOtj5mus 9tbafttts 9,ttldqriat. 5ns
baliot, Rrippa, R,r0Oit au 0;uralgi, 2ttoro,, OeS
Rraribut u,bTmanutt aub an5its5tn mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-01
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ggtnu eit sDaujg oOer oreibig Srspftu mis-
ttiuls Sryup poU o,H Shli,uacbsH Ht5mtu una
tiHtu f5llusu=gdgp,U init &s.is qtlttet uni ben
6als MAIDEN ptrDm Sir ots Worgtus ppn SbrH
6sIsR!!jiuouug R;sOu b:Jssittut itH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
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LACROSSE Is EXCITING PIT IS NOT so POPULAR
As IFS MERITS WARRANT

LACROSSE Is EXCITING. RUT IS NOT so POPULAR
As IFS MERITS WARRANT
The aborgines Of North America arc said 10 be
responsible for tho game OF lacrosse hut Tho most
successful and enthusiastic players now arc 10 be
found among the Canadians. The game partakos
% the CHARACTERISTICS OF both tennis and foot
ball-its resemblance 10 the former lying in the
racquet or "crossc." which is however, generally
about six fee, long. and to the latter in its being
generally played a football field. tho goals being
from 10 10 80 yards apart These goals consist
Of two upright posts, crossed by bar or tape at
a distance Of six feet from tho ground. The ball
is Of solid Inda-rubber. about three inches in
diameter. and the rules OF tho me do not permit
Of its being touched by the hand 'ccpt as il may
be necessary 10 protect tho fac. ~ the body.
Twelve players constitute full field. ling equally
divided and the game Is drive the ban -
the pos;7 and under the tape. Now-York Occa-
sionally sees a game of lacrosse and several OF
the Eastern colleges maintain teams notably Johns
Hopkins OF Baltimore Lchch. Of Easton; Stevens
Institute OF Technology, Hoboken. and Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

Springfield army rife has had sight upon IL wiiu CA
admitted OF an ALLOWANCE for Lateral bsn found
which in many OF our indian hgh's mas pe'' 'o'''N
There are now scattered through the country
number OF shooting clubs which practise from the
shoulder. usually at distance OF w ydIus' ua
do very fine sh0otng Where they Shoot at
the distance from stall WIN Iiic ia, ne
the Germans. but are little pa;ronized by Amer
''"'' DEcADENCE OF THE SPORT
Long-r1ngc rife shooting. however, was an e.
otic and consequently short lived. The British
seeing little hope OF success discontinued the inter
national longe-range matches When they stopped
interest In the matter died out and the Amateur
Rife Club finally ceased TO exist. and then other
long-range rife clubs shared the same fate
Great interest in shooting Is taken by those
sportsmen who are able to go after that character
of game for which a rife IS the proper weapon
Many improvements have been made In tho weap-
for these purposes. extending from the small
repeating rifles. made to be used for squirrels ana
woodchucks. to the smallbore rife WITH charge
OF smokeess powder and bullet having soft
tin which brooms dp IN striking the object and IL
a most formidable weapon. This shooting will al
ways be attractive. Its amount Is however, y
small matter compared with what il done by the
1875 coo men who compose the National Guard OF the
country and by the Regular Army. The military
Of no more use than a bookkeeper Who cannot
write and all troops are now supposed to receive
careful instruction IN rife practicc the same way
In view OF this well-known principle 1t has been
n matter OF aStonishment that so many volunteers
have been kept in camp for months at time
without any attention being given 10 lnsructihg
them i'm shooting. Thus none OF the men from
Camp Black were sent to Crcedmoor until recently,
although II Is but eight miles distant. 1t Is stated
no rife range established At Tampa, ana IL
WAS not until Camp Thomas had been Organized
for a long time that any attempt was MADE 10
establish one there. This. however. Is one OF the
curious incidents which have marked the admins
ration of affairs during the present wal
The standing matches OF the National Klne Asso-
citation held at Sea Gir;, y. j. me New
Jersey military men do everything possible 10 MAKE
their meetings successful. and many teams at
tend Georgia has recently sent team which mas
been wonderfully successful The war has caused
the matches to be postponed. the nrst tmc TINS
has been done since 1872