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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
Mehl naN sibiricm.

@ie man aus Seattle, g4aiJ., mel=
bet, lno Die oprtiaeu @entrai Wills nit
@rleoieuna bon Muftrasen fiir insae=
lammt ]2, 900 6aB Mehl fir Sibirien,
lpssiell oas glmour=SluBaebiet, befddf=
tiat. Mae YRiiblen am Yuset Sollno
linb nit Auftrdeen fir Sibirien, @bina
uno Sapan rei6lid Derieben. uno es
bat oielss @ei6dIt in ben lebten feds
Wanaten beoeuteno Sueenonmen. SIM
Monat Mdrs belieien lih Die Weisen-
Nniubren in Seattle auf 303 @ageon=
lobunsen, gegen MIR 26 i'm Mdrs
1897. Spm 18. Suli 1897 bis
9lnfans 9lpril oieies Sabres baben
100 Dampfer uno Seselidiffe. nit
Weiaen llno Mebl belaoen, BON pll9et
SounD fir Muslano= 6dfen tlarirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02

sSn elmer Gntfernang bon atret
5tunben bpn f60nen uno grpBst
@prfe Ga gfaurzbe=6onbs, befdnnt
unD beriiGnlt in Der ganoea u1ruladerz
irelt, flieBt Der Dpubs in elmer tbmaaz
tiIrben @59iu9t, tie auf bsiDen Seften
BON tduienb unb msbr SUP hoben, nit
BON 2aubz unb Neutrality-suspicious. be-
frdnatn Selien einsei6lpflea tit.
Das eine unIrer 9ilber fii6rt uns odz
bin, on bonn Mpnolidt beleu6tater
Stelle unterf6eibet mon senau oas
Ja1r5eug unb feine SniaiIen. Den
Getpinn ieines l1ntarne6mens bered)s
nenb, rdu9t Der Sdnuggler gsniit3s
li6 IciEe pfeife unb bstaitet ben Wans
tel eines ieiner 9unbe. @ermutblib
tat Der Winfelfrdmer in Ga G6aurseez
Sonbs bic 5ebn gfuno Sabat, pelde
Der 8dnser hes Stieres ent6Glt, nt1t
geb0rig 3uiamntengeOriidt. Bon ben
Qnbern @terfiiBern, Die Der MenIA
bur6 DreiIur gu ieinen 8e6ilfen bers
onaeaoaen tas, biret Der eine in feiner
6iille Strei9bOloer uno &affee, Der
anbere Spielfarten unb 3uGer, Elm
britter Sfiebpulper unb elm pierter
9lltobol, lauter ho9belteuerte Oinge.
@5obalb bas 9cot ans fran3Diii9e
llfcr seitoben 1T. perlaiien es Die
9unbe, umseben auf 3iegenpfaben Die
fteilen Selspartien. iprineen iiber
5tod rnb Stein uab tpeiden fortpdhs
renb ben bon ben 3oapd9tern 5,z
Ipannten Orabtnesen unb gelesteu
@Glinaen aus. Da6ei tommt Dieler
S6ieren namentli9 Der feline GebOrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
g amussler nit SunbeIA

S9mussIer nit 9unbeM
unb @erudiinn au itatten, ipomit lie
bic ipadfanlen 9piirbunbe Der lauern@
ben 3olIbeamten ipittern. WdbrenD 10
Die intellisenten Eraser Der perbotenea
Madren geraben Meses rab 8.
Granbzgombe bes gOis gu benz Mit-
ipifIer bes S6nlugslers ellen, tpanbsrs
Der S9muggler auf Der 2anbitrdee
unb entri1tet am 3oIant init Ger
unfdulbigiten Miene feline ipenipar
gentines 3ongebiibren fir einige 2eb.
fuhen, bic er feinen Gtnbern nah
6cufe bringt. @pbalb er bic 3pnltaz
tipn i'm Miiden bat, ladt er ms
sSGuIttben Bel benz @ebanfen, hab er
in bem1elben Musenblid Die ettpa 300
ssyranes ,berbisnt' bat, NIT tpel4en
Die pon fetnen 9unoen geihnuggelts1
Maoren bGtten Der3pllt iperben 5olleH.
Cine gefabrlidsre Gituation itslss
nnfer 3tpeites Bib bar. Oie beibeg
GGmusgler baben sinen @eitenipeg
gerGElt, I'm ibreit nit ipertbDolle1
Maaren belabenen Shlitten Dor 'oeI
Neugier ber 3oIltnade 5u betpabrsn.
Sic finb ibon nabe Der Gren5e. einise
Minuten rafder yabrt mod unb &:
bdben bie5elbe binter fih bd tauo1i
plDblih bic CRIME Uniform nit rotben
6treifen. Der bldusrnue5 5olbntetmdnz
| tel bss GrenapGdters auf. St ruff If
| men bas .9dlt! 5u, aber fie tpiifen,
mas ouf benz Gpiele ftebt, unb peitfhss
auf bds pferb log, unbefiimnasrt i'm
ben Nspolper hes W11ters. Wientih'
frifft ct einen BON ibnen ober cds
pferb g[eihDiel, ipetn nur buS
pfero nidbt fpfert 81 EOoe gefrDffer
iDir0. feline Arnft Md ausrsi6t, IN
Sic sSnfdfTsn aus bem Htrein bs'
@rtn5nnhe III bringttl. 'Denap MIDI
um einfn Rolnpf dnf Qsbti unb Gns
4 f{tes ibnt1 BIZ tbun, bsr tiibniit mag
] AuIfi8ftt S6uillgglsr rerSisBt niG
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
Sin gutter U0n0~

elm sSreitag Mbsllo nerbafiste MlarIbal
porfs in ubrihspille fineu Mann, BON
Dem man aloubt, oaB Ct Die meiIten Der
Eiebereien periibt babe. Die III lebter
9eit oalelblt periibt purben. gerIelbe
menht lih so. 6pueIi, man aIaubt aber
in ibn einen &erl giamens sd. yertlbire
,u ertennen, Der ppr nilgefdbr z Sabren
in Genniipn einen Ginbrild pfriibt uno
uab Dem 3ubtbauie geIbift auuroe.
3uerit muroe 0oluea ~ Doer mas
lein ri6tieer gane iein mag wv bon
&op Yater beobahtet, oer benlerfte, ME
0omell ould cine Nllep in Der Ndbe oes
Spesnbaules I1ll9 uno, ais er lil3 lln=
bemerft elaubte, eille gSanbubr uuter
leinem &ofe berDorSoa. llno bielelbe
beim Sfeine ernes elettrii1en 2iAtes
betradtete. Sater benatbritbtiate tinen
Yolisi(ten uno Waribal Yarfs mabte
llb aleib auf sur Gerfolaung oes Ger=
o1htiael. Galo fab er einen Mann
in elmer 9lllep uno Lief bemielben na6
nno als er oemislben nale Tam, lno
oieIer auh su laufen all. iporaut
Der 8eamte Dem Slii1tisen ein abalt!"
surief. 9tuf Den s,peiteu 9lnruf bleb
oerlelbe lteben. 9lIs Der geamte Dem
permsiniliber Siebe ge9eniberltano. er.
fannie er in bemlelben eilen betannteu
6euermann Der Yan Sanole giienbabn,
Wamsns Sing. Sing bate einen Mann
in Der glllep 9eielcn, Der lid peroddti0
benabm, uno mar oemielben aeiolat,
um ibu su beobo1ten. sll3 er Den Mtar-
! ibal in ldnellem 9uuie tonlnen b0rte,
| belt er i'm fir eil,ln Spebgeleuen oe@
Mannes, Den er bemertt bate, uno ers
eriff Die 6luGt. Sn Der 9fdbe SSino's
! ia1 parfs einen anOcrn Mam, Der tci=
nell SerluA ma6te. 81 entflieben. IS
NOR oerjeri9e. ben Sing OerfoIgt bate
uno i'll behen Ndhe fano man aud Die
gSanOubr, iuslGe gater geleben batte.
Garts perbaftete Oen Serl un0 ols et
i'm eingeloht bate, our1ludte er o,e
lln9ebullg no er ben Mann feltgenom=
men, llno fanO IN elmer Ceffnuna spi=
ideu Dem Saan9elsiIe, wie lie an Den
Strabeniibergdngen anae5rabt lperoen,
nm Das Yieb 81 biuoern, iiber biz
gabnhamme Su LAUREN, unter eineu,
ofienen Geaenidirm ein yiinbel nit fol.
genoen slrtiteln: 9auOI6ube, Soden
Sanotiiber, 2 6enoen. iuopon eines
neu, ein neues 0alsbano, 3 Galir.
meier, Yroo, Butter, Wurlt &C.
3tuei Der Jaiirmeier, melcbe BEL DEN
Gefanaenen 9efunoen muroen iparel
aus Der Snrbierltube bon gB. &. @rln
geitoblen unb oas brittle Melier uno elm
Siirlte muroen als bas Gigentbunl pDl
Sumes Soptins ioentiiiSirt. Sic Wono
ubr nuroe bon S.. 8. glarf als ieil
; gigentbum erfannt.
Ser 8erbaftete miro Dem bieii9el
6eriAt iibernieien uno iiebt in De
@ountp Sail ieinen YroseB entgeaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
0rdtcrid,

g8ie iiberall i'm 2anbe. 10 aelialtete
lih aud bier Die Geier oes Oetorations=
ta9es su einem sroBartigen Soltsfelte.
Sine ltattlihe paraoe, gefiibrt bon Den
9eteranen oes Niireertrieges, sog onrh
Die Straben Der Staot na6 Dem Srieo=
bofe, 100 ben hinseidiebenen Gameraoen
bic iiblihen Gbrenbeseugungen ertpieien
ipuroen. Das Wetter mar fiibl, aber
i60n, unb cine arobe Menlhenmense
aab ben Soloaten oas @eleit nod BEN
Griebhoi uno betheiliste lib an Der
Sdmiiduua Der @rdber. Sn Der
6laaaen=pro5eilion, ipelbe einen Sbeil
Der Yaraoe biloete, fparell cubaniibs
SSlasgen In 3ienaiiher WnSabl Dertreten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
SSieDermtst cin pl0bliOcr 80!
DeSf0u.

Sbon pieoer baben mir iiber einen
plbbliben 5poesfall su beridten. Qtnl
lebtea Sonner3tag 9lbeno itarb bier
Nuorep s. &ptle an elmer Ssrsfrant=
belt. Ser 8erltorbene bate am gtad=
mittag mod oas 8ras Dor ieinem Saule
aemdbt, nobel er iid ungew6bnliA err
hibte. Gegen 9lbeno sins er BON ielner
Mnbnung nd6 Der Staot uno lebte iid,
pie er oft su tbun pfle9te, Der Dem Gi=
garrenseihdit BON 0enrD 8. Sbarp.
8dlD barauf bemertte man, oab 2ptle
unaeip6bnlib blei6 ipuroe uno falter
Sbtpeib ouf ieinem 8eiihte ausbrah.
st uuroe oaber in oas Saus gebraAt,
uno Sr. s. M. Smith serufen, Der
ibm Elm Nfittel beseitete, methes ibm
Grlei6terung gu brineen ihien. galo
aber wurbs iein 3uitano nieber ihlim=
mer, 10 oab man nab Ieiner Srau uno
Su9ter ldifte, oa plDbli6 griff er nit
Der Sano na6 Der linten Srult uno
rief; "Oh my!" uno ebe jemano ibm
bethlehem tonnte, ipar er peri9ieoen.
guorew S. 2ptle, elm gruoer bon
SoIepb Spite, oer Dor ipeni9en MDnatell
in dbnli9er @eiie aus Dem 2eben idieo,
mar 62 Sabre oft. Gr mar friiber an
einem @ei9dfte init Brabiteinen be-
tbeiliat, bate iid aber idon ieit Sabren
bon oemIelben suriifge5oeen. @r bin
terldBt bier Ginoer, swei SO6ne unr
Sipei SD9ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
Wemeite Na1ri6tc,t.

Cine 9epeide bon Nictorid, 9. g.,
iagt, oaB Der Shooner y2aop Sane
8rap" am Samstae, ben %. Wiai, 80
Meilen usitlih bon Cape 6latterp un=
terianf. Non ben 81 Banagieren tonn=
ten nur q gerettet meroen.
Sie ipanilde .Seputirtenfammer bat
elm Geleb paIlirt. wona6 DIE Nusfulr
bon Silbermiinsen perboten tuiro.
Sic @infubr BON iolhen bat au6 obne
8erbot i6on aufselOrt.
Sn Nem Oorf muroe bic Sbeer=pa=
pier=Sabrit pon Spbias glelp & Gom=
panp on Der Slt l9. Strabe in
Solge elmer Grplolirn pollltdnoig ser=
fort uno tpurben babel eine 9lnsabl
2elte. morunter aud Der @isentbiilner,
gum Sbeil lebensgefdbrlid perleBt.
9m l. Suni muroe in Omaha, 9lebr..
Die 5rans-Miiliilippi & Snternational
Nusiteluna nit 0robartiAem Bomp uno
6eierlidteiten eroifnet. I'm l llbr so
oriidte Der prdlioent i'm @eiBen Saus
aui ben elettriiben &nopf, pie bles bel
oerarti9en Ausitelungen iiblid lit,
nadoen er turS porber Elm @liifmunl6.
9elesramm seihidt bate. Mimoeltens
1000 Srembe trafen su Der Gelerl!hteit
in Der Staot elm.
Die Norbfiilte bon Neu 6unolanb If
ourb 9robe gisidollen blodirt. Mi
Mabrunasmitteln belaoene @hiffe baber
nidt bortbin 0elansen tonuen. Di
geoolferung lit fat sans biilflos, bt
Tie ale Winterporrdtbe aufgebrau1
bat.
Sic gant BON 6panien in Maoril
/ ioa li1 in S1muiitdten beiilloen. Wal
! bdlt oiefe fir idlimhler. als cine per
lorene Sdlaht. Gann bic 8ant De
@eaieruns tein Gelo mebr liefern, {
fam Der &ries nidt fOrtaeieBt tperoen
/ Gin Segelboot nit 10 Mdnnern fen
terte in Der Hdhe bon Seoul @lpi
point. Mid. Bier Wdnner ertranten
4 Sbre Notnen iino unbetannt. Sin bei
| tiger NorDiturm ipiitbete 3ur 3eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
nnf Giiiitgg greriucgels.

Wenn burn Sic gs5esgfbuns sirsS
Gtaates Der preis ber eingefiibrten
Mdcren burd ,3DIe peientlic9 erbbbt
tpirb, IL Iisgt bnriil Elm fiarfer 9urei5
fir bic GrsnSbsipoEner, Dnrh ben
Gnmuggsl iib einen ilnre1tmaBisel
Sdnbelsaefpinn sl psrIdaffen. Giaen
rpnlanii|Gen Mnitricb erbGlt bas lidtz
iheue @enerbe Der SAmuggleg in fol<
den Grenaaebieten, tpp bic Natur fe!oit
bem freieit @erfeEr Sinrernt1e ent5s~
cenecfteut tat, olIo IN Os5irgsldaSern,
fpie in cen 9brenGsn ossr IN DIR
Sntreia.
llnIere slbbilburscrl aus ham
Scbn1ugslerleDen be:isfsR iid auf ass
frdnsDfn1 i9nstseriit9e 8rsn5e cal
syurasebirgs au iarsr Crlautesung
6eoarT es l,lir tpeniger M1rts. Ero3
Der urablGHigen llebsrScaGnag Snrep
oGtunbbreibig 9ataiIlone f-an5pfil1er
3plpGdter fbirb Der Gdnns9el dltf
erpBartigs @ei{e setrisDsu. Sn Gsr
SrelBia Seilometer brsiten @reR85oHa
iiben 6ie 5t1muggIc1 cine Grt S5rcz
den56err5thoft aug. grob 1T iGr istne
fluB auS Die gep5lftrling, Bic tie furc
Gclb unb Drobul ] 5u MtitnifIern uno
Ilitidulpisen gelna9t gaben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
"a lpirD pcntid) effprOtbeit

Ill eeln neuen gaentpaareri= iinb RnSl
,paareir= STORE Der Gnllth Geniion So.
Gs lino neun @ertduIer un0 8erfdufez
rinmen, ipelhe oos publitum III stuor=
fouunenoer gSeiie beoifneil, llilo flint
berlslbeu iprehsn oeniib lno peroea
iicb Elm Wersniisen oaraus inahen, Gutb
onrA ben Store gu fiibren nuo Gub
nit Der BeIddftsweile besklben befannt
gu MAIDEN. Sbr nliiBt @aaren faulens
unD Solltet Oielelben einfaufen, NO Sbr
AM haisiten tauien tOnnt. gsenn Sbr
baar besablt in einem Store. no anoere
auf Greoit faufen. 10 belit Sbr Die
Shuloeu perlelben beSablen, inoem
Gub ein GROCER profit berehnet miro.
Oier besablt ieoer baar uno jtoer ben
namlihen greis. Sbr fauft Die beiten
5orten Calico jeoerseit fir 4 Gents,
quite Muslin fir 81 6ents. ben belten
Binebam su ShiirSen fir Al Gents,
autes Senoentuh fir 6 9ents. itarte
stoIie 81 yettubersiigen iiir z s Gents.
gs lit Sbatlahe, ooB Sbr bon 10 bis
20 Grosent biaiger bier eintauten
t0unt, oenn ionltmo. g8arum iollte es
lib alip ni6t perlpbnen, unieren Store
su beludsn llno su ieben, ob Sbr nidt
Guerem ;sreunoe (oem Storebolter)
mebr besablt oils Sbr iolltet. Smith
Seniipn geb0ren su feinen Srult ooer
Sling, NO man lih oabin einiat, Die
Yreiie in Die 0o1e su bnlteu. Sieicl=
ben bertauftn aue gBaaren su ben nD9-
ti1lt billi9en Saarprelien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
ttnter oem Mdoerm scrmaIntt.

6slern Nadmittag ipielien bic 3in-
Der hilbert putts al Der Storlscreet
neben Dem 9auie, tpdhreno Die Mutter
am Bafen tpnr. Mls Die Grau fpdb=
reno furser 3eit nidt auf bic ainDer
adtete, ging Der siueijdbrige Rnabe auf
oas na6e Ge!eiie Der G. Il M. giien-
balm, ais eben Der 4 llhr 3ua beron=
brauste uno Der Gleine iiberfabrerl
muroe, Der 3ug iuurbe iOfort ange=
balfen, aber bns RIM mar idon GER
lnalmt. Nis Ndoer batten Rppf nno
geine .iiberfabreit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02

q Sn pleaiant Giose bel Cincinnati
beaina 6rou ssadionL beren @at!e bor
ettpa eillen Sabre ourd ben beriidtig=
ten .@pplp=8il" I'M 9ofs ieiner Wob=
nung in Blealant &ioae eriholIen
murhe. aug Terameifluns Selbitmoro.
inoem iie lib oen Sals ourdidnitt.
sic beeins bic unielise Sbat. neil ibre
beioen Ginber trant iino uno tie bee
fiirdtete. nit oeniel5en 0unsers iter=
ben su niiilIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
Giues Sur 3eit
Dber audi
Ollie 5uiammen.

Inns 1T es sleih. mir
fonnen Ole ean5e Samilie I
nit 5huhen perfehen
uno fonnen Ole hod,ite
8efrieoisune eeben. Gs
ioute nicht pereeiien rper= |
oen, oies 1T Elm Samilien=(
5huhitore. |
mir halten ale 5huh.s
forten, Ole cine peritdnI
oise perion perlansen
Fam. 2lrtifel, fir pelche
Uiemano iein 6elo rpes=
merfen ioute, halten mir
nid1t,
Dir perfaufen 5hnhe,
Ole haltbar iino. OieloI=
ben 1ino Dollar fir Dol
lar oas 6elo rperth, Gas
.Jhr oafiir auslest.
syramf's sd)abitore,
IS Jaeturb strase,
Gatal DODer, p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02
Seiratbsb espinis,.,,eem.

Charles W. 6aroina Dsl 8. Wint-
let.
;Sreb. u. Strine glama Gubn.
Oanes BurgeB emma Shilling.
Wu, 81. MllensDprtb aimie Horo.
George Yropn - Waggie M. @briltp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02

gnten ipeniaftens 3eitungs-
enten u fpefb<u be,n publiiuht IN 10
reihen, Ma6e 0eb0teil Dab fh eit dllz
aenleinsr Gdd barhbty fun00ibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02

= Sanf itsi9t i'm preiIe. Sieie Nad=
ridt miro in aeipiilen 9pnboiltritten irr
Suoen nit 6reuoen besriiBt iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-06-02

- Nm Dieristag Nahmittag tuuroen
gDm. Morriiou. gharles Dautias un0
Sol. 5bpmds in elmer Roblenn,ine IN
0arnbia bnrh falenbsS @eitein idluer
perlebt. Eboinns erlitt eipen boppeltsn
Gdertelbrun, bic beiDfn MnOern famell
mil stpds ipeniger Idiptren gerlebun-
gen bnDon
The times., 1898-06-05
he evening win be Representative Dolli

the evening win be Representative Dolli-
yer of Iowa
The committee on arrangements com
prises Henry A. Dumont. chairman; Jo-
seph Chez, vice chairman; Gilbert A.
Clark. secretary; Walter C. Balderstou
trea surer: Messrs. Charles G- Allen,
Charles K. Allen, Robert L. Ames. Ed
ward S Bailey Charles w. Boyle, George
n. Brown, Charles f. Clemons, John l..
Fletcher. Sherman B. Fowler. George r.
Hamlin, John J. Hill, John II. Magraw
Charles II. Merillat, Harold c. Reisinger
Charles w. Rider. Joseph L. Underwood
and John G. Williams
The program for the occasion is sub
joined:
Program-Mar "Fregon" Naecker;
overture, William Tell Rossini; selec-
ton. "Narcissus.' Nevin; march, Tam
hauser," Wagner; Invocation, Rev. T. De
Witt Talmage, D. D.; intermezzo, "Caval-
leria Rustcana." AIascagni; selection,
''Cocoanut Dance" Hermann; address to
graduates, Hon. Jonathan p Dolliver.
representative from Iowa march. "El
Captain" Sousa; medley, American"
johann; comforting of degrees the Presi-
dent of the United States; descriptive.
Cavalry Charge" Tuders; award of
prizes donated by Col. Alexander T. Brit
tom; the Britton prize, for the best work
In moot court; Edward Thompson Com
The times., 1898-06-05
A SECOND DISH
Proved Too Much for Actual Need
and Showed the Value of
Condensed Food.

when the new food was first placed
in my store / took a package home to
try The name, 'Grape-Nuts had at
tTacted my attention and the statement
that ii was partly composed of Crane
81 gar excited my interest. as we all know
that grape sugar, made by certain
methods of treating the cereals. is one of
the most nourishing and digestible ar
ticles that can be eaten.
Il rather expected to like the food but
was not expecting that the children
would take so kindly to it. Each one of
the little folks, however. passed up the
saucer for a second supply and so did I.
IT is delicious novelty and very CRATE
full TO the palate. / found, about midway
in my second dish, that / had sufIicient
for mead and realized for the first time
that ] was eating q condensed food that
supplies ones wants with a few spoonfuls
and does not require anything like the
volume TO furnish the amount of food
required. as when any of the ordinary
forms of cereals are served. Grape-nuts
are an elegant food and the Postum Ce-
real Co, Lin, are TO be congratulated
upon the discovery. said NJ. C. Goossen,
the well known fancy grocer of Grand
Rapids. je So
The times., 1898-06-05
THE CASE OF HARRY DAVIS
He Is Charged i'm the Police Court
With Vagraney.


The case of Harry Davis. who was mr.
rested Wednesday night by Policeman
Murphy, was called this morning before
Judge Scott in the Police Court.
The lad was arraigned on two charges.
one of yagrancy and the other of riding
on street cars in violation of police regu-
larions- Lawyers Campbell Carrington
and L. A Newman appeared for the de-
fense
Policeman Murphy explained that on
the night in question complaint was re-
ceived at the station that several colored
boys were begging in front of the Ebbitt
House. he went to the hotel and the
boys, among whom was Davis, ran
through an alley TO Pennsylvania Avenue.
The policeman gave chase and captured
him near Thirteenth Street Then a crowd
gathered about him and hindered his
progress to the station. Prosecuting At
torney Pugh asked as 10 the reputation
OF the boy in police circles and the police
man replied that he was known as a thief.
An argument arose as to the admissibility
of this testimony
The information was then read. charg-
ing the boy with Yagrancy, begging ON
the street, lettering in tippling houses
and with being generally a suspicious
character.
Mr. Newman bitterly opposed the intro
duction of the pOliceman's testimony, and
Mr.. Pugh replied: IN prove that he is a
professional thief and ] am surprised that
q good citizen like Mr.. Newman should
interest himself in his behalf"
Mr. Darlington asked the policeman
what grounds he had for saying Davis
was a thief. The witness replied thar he
did not see him stealing but had been
informed that he had taken flowers and
fruit.
Policeman Judge said he had known the
boy for two years. and made a statement
similar 10 that made by Policeman Muir
ply. Il have seen him snatch candy
from venders' CARTS said the policeman.
Judge Scott continued the hearing until
next Tuesday
The times., 1898-06-05

much, but they smell strongly of cologne
and gingersnaps. One of the stoud-keep-
ers on the Dunn Loring road would like
to discover who it was that made the
first grab
The Eighth Ohio prize duck escaped
from the officers street last night. and
made a bee-line for the Ninth Ohio camp.
The Ninth Ohio are colored and good
judges of poultry. SO the ducks where
aooutS will doubtless remain a mystery.
The Eighth Ohio hospital corps extends
its deepest gratitude TO The Times for it's
Kindness in supplying ice and other good
things. Many sick men have felt life the
more worth living for these donations.
and all bless the paper which not only
breaches humanity. but practices it.
The times., 1898-06-05
One Summers lee RnI.

Among the many expenses borne by
railroad companies, the ice bill figures
quite prominently. For instance. on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad it is expect
ed it will take over 50.05O tons Of ice this
year 10 meet the requirements Of the serv-
ice. The greater portion is used in con-
nection with shipment OF perisnable
goods; the balance in the passenger train
service. a great deal Of this ice IS put
up by the company in its own icehouses.
but, as The past Winter has been -
warm. very large proportion viii havs
10 be purchased
The times., 1898-06-05
N. u. LAW SCHOOL.
Arrangements for the Twepty-Ninth
commencement Exercises.

Arrangements for the Twenty-Ninth
Commences Exercises.
The twenty-ninth annual commence
ment of the Law School of the National
University will fill the National Theater
on Tuesday evening. A fine program has
been arranged and besides the interest
friends of the graduates take in their
successful struggle for degrees the COM
mepcement will be worth seeing because
of the arrangements for the entertain
ment of the audience. The popular red
white and blue will be all over the house
and the decorations will be unusually
handsome. The musical program is large
and well chosen.
President Mckinley will hand the di-
plomas to the graduates unless the pres
sure of war business prevents his attend
anee at the last moment. The speaker OF
The times., 1898-06-05

of trouble between the members Of the
Carriage and Wagon Makers Assembly,
knights of Labor, with a local manufac-
turer. who alleges that the members Of
the order of KnigIscs of Labor in the Dis
trict have conspired 70 injure his busi-
ness.
The persons arrested are all Of high
standing in the order and members Of
the executive board of District Assem-
bly, No. 65. of which a. NJ. Lawson is
master workman.
The times., 1898-06-05

Gated. Nothing was discovered to sub
stantiate the charges that had been made
and when Mr.. Pettigrew appeared before
the committee he testified that the mat
tiers referred to by him on the floor of the
Senate had been furnished him by wit
nesses who were subsequently summoned.
These witnesses knew nothing but hear
say and the report shows that the COM
mittee was unable TO run down a single
charge.
The only thing shown was that there
had been some expediting of work for the
Northern Pacific but that there had been
nothing irregular even in this
The times., 1898-06-05

pany prize for the best thesis; selection,
'Serenade,' Herbert: waltz. Sweet
Yiolers." Strauss; award of medals, uni
versity gold medal for the best post-grad-
uate examination. Macarthur gold medal
for the best senior examination faculty
gold medal for the best junior examina
don; selection, Popular Melodies.
Boyer; benediction. Rev. T De Witt Tai
mage, D. D.; galop Bon Voyage" Haley.
Music by Haley's Orchestra
The times., 1898-06-05
A FALSE ALARM.
Land Grant Investigation Comes to
Nothing.

Several months ago the Senate ordered
an investigation into the subject of
patents for lands granted the various Pa
cific railroads, II having been charged by
Mr.. Pettigrew that frauds existed in con-
neetion with the issue of such patents.
The Senate committee put this matter
into the hands of a subcommittee. Of
which Mr.. Foraker was chairman.
An exhaustive investigation was made.
Witnesses were summoned and every
local official connected with the various
land offices of the country was communi-