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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

BERLIN. August "a dispatch re-
ceiYed to-day from Apia. Samoa, under
date 81 lpiy I'm, confirms the report or
the aupoiBtment Of Luther W. Osborn.
United States Consul General at Apia.
as acting CHER Justice. and asserts that
Re was oppoiutsd GA the proposal Of pr.
golf. German presdent OF the municipal
council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
richmond. Va, Aug. /. \

Richmond. Va. Aug 1. ls9a
GENERAL MEETING or
the STOCKHOLDERS Of the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby
called. 10 be held 40 the office OF the
company I'm Richmond. Va. on THURS
DAY. August 81 lS91. at 10 O'Clock A. ".
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOSIAH +. HILL,
au2 Secretary,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
D0TY SKEPTlCAL.
New York Health Officer Has Doubts
asto 1.-THE Icver's Origin.

NEW YORK. August 3.-The following
statement regarding the yellow-fever
situation was given out tonight by DR..
a. II Doty. health officer Of the port Of
Kew York:
What is claimed to be an authorita-
tive statement regarding the cause Of the
outbreak Of yellow fever at the National
Soldiers Home. az Hampton, Va. APP
pared In the press az yesterday The
substance OF the statement is As follows;
AN elderly inmate Of the Home Oh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

MONTGOMERY. ALA. August s-in
accordance with the Governor S prociama-
ton OF quarantine against yelloW-ieVer
infected points. quarantine officers nave
been put ON an trains coming from north
ern and eastern points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

-
~ TtTr cI.FgTl'S OFFICE OF TIT
/ CIRCIffT COURT OF THE SoCN-
TY OF GOOCHLAND. VA On Ai'''
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1899:
w. l.. Fleming trading as the hichlionu
Tobacco Company and Hampton IN
ing Company ...... ..,.'.''''i i"'''''"'
against
Alfred Pleasant0n ..........' Dele'lN"i'
In case. upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit IS 20 recover ~
the defendant the sum Of three huHul \. ~
and fourteen dollars and -FOUR cents W.,
interest thereon. due from sdlu dciellu''i '
to said plaintiff, and for thls putPy ~
TO attach the following properly % '"N
defendant, Alfred pieasantOn-Nll.'
% That tract OF land in GOochiahu
county adjoining the Boiling Han trSe =,
Il. u. Hobs0n and others, and conialhihs
~ acres, more OF less, known as ToV"'
hOntaa.
% That tract of land in said county, on
James river adjoining the Pocdhohla l
tract, and containing 1892 acres, more
or less, known as WOOdville anu
go That tract Of land In said county
on James river and Lickinghole creek
known az Boiling Han, containing l'-o
acres, more or less. and adjoining j. IA
Vaughan and others. and
ca All the personal estate OF Sdlu
Pleasantou. IN said county.
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant. Alfred Pleas
anton. is not resident of the state OF
Virdnia IL Is ordered that he do appear
here within nftoou days after due publ
cation hereof and do what ls hcce9asl p
IN nrotecf his interest In this suit. And
il is nirther ordered that copy hereof
be published once a week for four sue
cossi,e weeks I'm The Times o newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond ah'
that a copy bc posted at the front uon'
~ mo ootirt house Of this county Oh th'
FIRST day Of the next term Of the County
Court.
''' WILLIAM MILLER.
Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

LOST sTRAYED on STOLEN FROM
ION West Avenue. young Gray Hound,
fawn I'M color. with unmarked coiiar.
Finder Will please retur.e 20 above ad-
dress and receive i liberal reward.
aut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

u,vIxG QUALIFIED IN THE IEN-
rico county Court as ADM lNlSI IA
MIX ~ THOMAS r. CLARKE de-
l-1s"d / hereby notify an persons in
debfed ~ the estate OF said Thomas p.
Cisrl,e 10 caH at the Office Of my a.
tornev EDWIN NJ PITCHER Shaler
Puiidinc Richmond, Va, and settle
said Indebtedness. and all persons nav
INC claims against said estate TO present
them To sad Edwin NJ. Pitcher.
RUTH i. CLARKE,
Administrative,
tv2o Lorraine. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER REST,

near Greenwood. Albemarle county.
New and commodious building. me ell
mate; lovely scenery; excellent t.tle-
500 per week Round-trip from klcn-
mond, 500 For particulars apply az
office I'll east Franklin, Tuesdays and
Fridays, $50 10 L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sALHs

O. OsaWIIL BUY A NICE SIN
St ,LooRoOM DWELLING IN me
town OF Ashland, on CLAY street, 'Wlthin
hair block OF the deQot t'ot ieAo-V
feet. Good water on premises
H. SELDoN TAYLOR.
au2 north Eleventh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
HELP wANTED-Male.

WANTED 2O0 MEN THAT MEASURE
and sos extra size suits al 1913. o. II.
BERRY a co. aut
WANTED HOTEL CLERK. WHO CAN
give security: one Barber. one Man
Cook. one Chambermaid. Apply HEX
MAN KRAUSE, New fords Hotel
city. au4
WANTED go MEN THAT MEASURE
~ and - breast 10 buy our SIG ana So
extra size suits az S7.9S- O. H. BERRY
q co. aus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

LOST WEDNESDAY. AUGUST .. A
Large Black and White Hound Dog Dy
the name OF Beauregafte, Win q chalQ
collar on. last seen on Iwenty-ntih ana
Franklin streets. suitable rev 4tl III
returned 10 EDDIE COWARDiN, 2ii9
east Grace street. aut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LENp-YoU CAN AZ
ways borrow money on real estate. al
per cent. from ]. ID. cARNEAI. No.
llO5 f.. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
RvA. j. Chewing Co,
Real Estate Auctioncors.
No. q y. Tenth Street
r RTSTEH AUCTION SALE
| OF
HOUSE AND LOT
or
CLAIBORNE STREET.

~ virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dafc1 March . 1891. of record in clerk $
oSelre 81 Hcnrico County Court I'm ID; b..
i9l A. page 90. default having been
made i'm the payment OF The debt there
hy secured and being require9 pg ,no
beneficiary so 10 DO. we VIII sell Dy auc-
tom upon the premises ON
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST q, 1900
.. a. o,oloc, u NJ. that lot Of land with
" framed dwelling thereon fronting fifteen
feet On the north line of claiborne street
COMMISSIONING lC2 feet west Of Washing
ton street and extending pacA MIii, ,nl
narallel lines J2J feet to an alIey 10 81
feet wide s.s.,.. ala,
TFRMs. Cash sufficient to deiray ne
ovnenses of sale and to discharge "a ueD'
nj s5QQ94. balance az - months.
"' '''' A. J.. CHEWNlNG,
II. SITTEBDlNG
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
wEST VIRGINIA.

Famous Sulphur Baths. Large Orches-
ira Special rates 10 young men, $40 a
HARRINGTON MILLS.
ami Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Dawson & sea,on and Il. r. Rarret pa.
'''"''" " lvff


~ THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE
| CIRCUIT COURT or TIE CouN-
TY or GoOCHLAND. VA, on TliE
18TH DAY or JULY, 1893:
Joseph w. Blanton ......,.,....flaintih'
against
Alfred PieasantOn ........ ...Deiehuaht.
In debt, upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit rs to recover
OF the defendant the sum OF ono huHll'"
and ffty-three dollars and tn.fly-hlue
cents, with interest thereon from We
10th day Of January, leJ3. due from the
said defendant to said paintiu 10y hese-
liable note. and for this purpose 20 az
tach the following property OF the ue-
PENDANT Alfred Iieasanton-NI.t
1D That tract OF land I'm tooehiahd
county. adjoining the Boiling Hal tract
the land of r. y. iooson ana othcts'
and containing AZ acres, more or less
i9 That tract of land In said county.
ON James river. adjoining Pocahontaa
tract. and containing lfNs acres more
or less known az Woodglhe.
90 That tract Of land IN SAID county
ON James river and Lickngho.e creeN
known ass Boiling Hall. CONTAINING l5p
acres more or less, and adjoining D. NJ
Vaughan etc
Cn An the personal estate Of the said
Alfred pleasantou i'm s.ud county. 81
And AFFIDAVIT having been made ana
filed that the defendant, Alfred Peas.
anton is not resident or the STATE on
Virrinia II is ordered that he do appear
here within fifteen days after due publi-
cation hereof and do what Is necessary
Ia nrotect his interest I'm this suit. And
n Is further ordered that q. cory hereol
he published once a week for Iour sue
cceef,-o u-oeks I'm The Times. newspaper
published I'm me city OF Richmond. and
that q conv De posted al the front door
AZ Tho coirt-h0uso ~ this county ON the
first day Of the next term or the county
Court
~ ''i' WILLIAM MILLER.
Clerk.
Dawson & Scaton and p. T. Barrett: p u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED FIRsT-CI4AsS COOK AND
LAUNDRESS. white or colored. Tor a
family Of six. must be well recon
menAef with no encumorahces- Ap-
ply on. Park avenue. aus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
LIE NnII. Bon AIR. VA.

Eight miles west Of Richmond. South
ern Railway Tho nearby resort affords
= safe retreat from the dangers which
a. reaten our seaboard. Terms mode
10 A. T. NOEL, Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

WANTED, 4 YOUNG LADY; NEAT
small fs,nilv one who Is a neat ana
pretty sever. Good home and good
wages. Apply at once PARTICULAR,
Box 30. city. aud
WANTED. GIRLS TO LsAhN TO
cIearett.s Amply at VIRGINIA CHE
Roof FACTORY. Tweniy-hfth street.
between Main aud franklin agi
The times., 1899-05-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Russian Ambassador is expecting
the arrival of NJ Parion, who will visit
Washington en- route 10 Korea, to which
country he has been accredited as the rep
rssentative of the Empire of the Car.
Previous to his appointment as Minister
to Korea NJ. Parloff was Charge dAnaires
of the Russian Legation at China. and
period that Count Cass'Ii was Minister to
that country. Miss Cassini expects to
spend her summer holidays abroad, and
before her departure will give tea to
the many friends she has made during
her residence at the National Capital. One
of the charming traits of the very gra-
cious and pretty little hostess of the Rus
sian Embassy is her frank admiration of
American girls, whom she declares to be
the handsomest in the world. And when
you see one whom you cannot quite call
handsome she explained the other day.
in speaking of girls generally, and in par
tcular of those at the old Cor
eoran House garden party. there is al
ways something else to make up for it-a
grace of manner, distinguished bearing,
or some inde scribable charm"
She made very pretty picture herself
that afternoon as she fitted about the leafy
old garden and was girlishly pleased at u
compliment paid her, which she ingenu-
ously credited to her gown. 1t was her
first Americana made dress, and while JUS
tice demanded fair share of commenda-
tion for ivory silk and lace and purple
velvet. still bright eyes. lovely dark hair,
and u creamy complexion count for very
great deal.
The times., 1899-05-20
MED n, 1o3.

McComb Ohio May 19.-Frank Bronson.
of Pleasant Valley, aged 103, died yester-
day as a result of a walk of three and a
half miles he had taken only short time
ago. He was a veteran of two wars, the
Rebellion and the Mexican. He had lived
in this county for fifty years and was
born in Albany, n. Y, May 13, 1896, and
came to Ohio in 1S4S.
The times., 1899-05-20

Glass No. "a OF the Eastern Presbyterian
Sunday school was entertained by their
teacher and few friends at her home
Thursday evening Music and games were
enjoyed until a late hour. when refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
Those present were Misses Bostrom,
Braun, Law, Cameron, May and Della
Jarvis. Hattie and Lizzie Works. Messrs.
Crawford, Springer. Trice, Jarvis, Elsom.
McMorris, Allwine, Grimes, Zimmerman,
Steward, and Mrs. Virgins. A patriotic
autograph souvenir which caused much
merriment, was given each guest
The times., 1899-05-20
The Canal Commission Report.

Admiral John G. Walker, President of
the Nicaragua Canal Commission, was in
consultation with Secretary Hay yester-
day. He announced that the Commission
had finished its report. which will be sub
mitted TO the President upon his return
from Hot Springs. President Mckinley
will shortly appoint new commission
tc investigate all the proposed routes for
the isthmian canal ~
The times., 1899-05-20

The garden party which was to have
been given by the Children of the Revolu-
tion last Saturday. in the grounds of Mr..
A. L. Barbers residence, Belmont. and
which was postponed on account of the
weather will be held at the same place
this afternoon, from to o'clock
The times., 1899-05-20

Mrs Joseph F. Stone and the Misses
Margaret and Emma Stone, who have been
passing the winter in this city, will go to
Newport for the season next Monday.
The times., 1899-05-20

The Fleur-de- Club will give its first
summer dance of the season next Monday
evening at its house in Mount Pleasant.
The times., 1899-05-20
Sundays ieweIry needs.

Whatever you may need in the way OF
iewelry for Sunday you'll find here at the
least expensive prices.
Jeweled skirt sets Of three-for 12ise-
worth I9c.
Jeweled stock and sash sets-in gilt and
oxidized-the newest fad-for 49c.
Spangled BELTS in a great variety Of
color combinations-for 25 cents.
The newest effetcs in Cyrano chains
in all colors-worth 49c-for % cents.
The times., 1899-05-20

Mrs Charles E. Foster will give tea
Tuesday. May 90. for the benefit of the
McAll Mission.
The times., 1899-05-20

Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page is registered at
the Holland, New York
The times., 1899-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. Glover E. Walker and Miss
Katherine Walker have gone to Fort Mon
roe for the remainder Of this month and
all of June.
The times., 1899-05-20
PROFITS FROM THE
dead OF new YORK
The Mazet Committee Finds a
Burial Monopoly.
Maheney. King of The POolrOoms,
Put on the Stand Again.
The srdden Popularity of Croker's
Sewer Pipe-Commissione
Hess to BE ousted.

New York, May 19.-James Mahoney,
who is said TO have combined 80 per
cent of the poolrooms in New York City
into big trust, was a star witness before
the Mazet Investigating Committee to-
day. Mahoney is a picturesque character,
who may be described as a gray man
His hair is gray, his beard is gray. his
eyes are gray, and his complexion even is
gray. He is of spare figure, with thin
gray beard, which he strokes while he is
testifying, and his gray eye is wonderfully
calm and steady. He was an entirely diff
ferent man today from the man who testi-
fled on Wednesday. Then he was cold as
steel. uneompromising, and defiant To-
day he started OFF with great show OF
good humor. natural or assumed. He
laughed with Mr.. Moss frequently, his
answers were witty, and his gray eyes
relaxed their hardness and sparkled with
the light Of humor.
After finishing with Mahoney Mr.. Moss
proceeded to uncover an entirely new
branch of Tammany official thrift. The
new industry was monopoly of burying
the dead from the Harlem Hospital. 1t
was declared on the stand that Joseph
p. Marren. a Harlem undertaken, who is
a friend CT John #. Carroll and Richard
Croker, called himself the body snatcher'
of the Harlem Hospital. The witnesses,
former employees of Undertaker Marren,
said that Marren had an arrangement with
the clerks and attendants at the Harlem
Hospital by which he was notified as soon
as a patient died, even before the relatives
of the dead person were notified. One
of the witnesses said that Marren's in
structions tc his employees We're to grab
body wherever found. If they saw a
man drop dead on the street they were
to grab him. 1T will be all right" the
witness testified Marren said to him. I've
got plenty Of backing and nothing will
be done about it."
II was declared by all these witnesses
that Marren regularly got tips from the
Harlem Hospital when patients died, and
that he clerks who gave the tips we're paid
for their services. One witness testified
that Christian Herrlich, an undertaken.
had enjoyed a like monopoly of business
al Bellevue Hospital and that a clerk there
of the name of Neeker was discharged for
giving tips. II was brought out that the
hospitals Of which the complaints were
made were city hospitals under the charge
OF the Department of Charities.
The times., 1899-05-20
LANSBURGd & BRO.
c. R AND
Peace Jubilee
SALE
IN OUR
Boys Clothing ~
* Department.
SpeciaI 0fferiaIs In Wash Suits.


A line of Blue and White. Fig
urei and Striped Percales, rer
suit -. ......--......-.-- Z5C
A line of French Blue and
White Striped Percales... 33c suit
A beautiful Crash Suit. anchor
ornament. SC suit
Two styles Cadet Blue and
Gray Mixture, English Wash
Poplin.. n..--..-~........-.--49c suit
A good Crash Suit, black braid
ed trimming, colored anchor, per
suit ............-..-..-....... 5SC
A superb Navy Blue and White
Madras Suit, white galatea trim
ming g.........................5Sc -. suit
Wash Pants.
A variety of Striped Percale.
per pair. ..------.-.......--.. .---.-.-SC
A line of Madras. pair
A large selection of Duck. Mad
ras, Crash, and Galatea pants,
per pair. 25C
Boys Department-Tlird Floor.
Adjoining our Boys Clothing
Department will be found our Up
bolstery Department, where you'll
see displayed the finest and largest
line of decorations for the Peace
Jubilee shown in Washington.
Special prices on flags and flag
ging. Get our prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
The times., 1899-05-20
Parasols for SL.&.

Saturday you may have the pick of one
hundred >parssols-of India silk and union
silk-in plaids, checks, and stripes-2I
and % inches-with Princess and natural
wood handles-for sl.is. The offer Is
most extraordinary-fo they are worth
great deal more.
The times., 1899-05-20
The pooIroom King.

The POOIroom King.
James Mahoney. the poolroom king, was
the first witness, and Mr. Moss opened by
asking the witness if he had ever sued
the New York Herald for libel.
NO" said the witness in a low tone.
Mr.. Moss read a paragraph from the
story that said Mr.. Mahoney was a genial
man and occasionally went to the race
track 10 meet old friends.
is that true,''
THE genial part of it is"
"You are a genial man. them"
u hope So
Mr.. Moss then read a description OF Ma
honey's personal appearance. which said
that he looked like the keeper of a small
store.
That's the best thing in it," said Ma
honey.
Mr.. Moss continued to read from the
Herald" story about the details OF the
poolroom business. and occasionally
stopped to ask: rs that true?"
To each question Mahoney refused TO
answer
Where do you keep your bank ac-
count?"
Il refuse to say"
"on the ground that ii would enable US
to get close to the pooirooms?''
Il refuse to answer
VIII you deny that men often go to
you and ask you to back them in pool
rooms?'
Refuse to answer"
Mr. Moss again read from the Herald
of an alleged talk with Mahoney about
opening a pooirOom. and asked if the ac-
count was true.
Il don't remember" said the witness.
Chairman Mazet asked: do you mean
to say that you had so many such CONVEX
sations that you cannot remember a par
ticular one?'
Il decline to answer
Mr.. Moss asked If il was necessary to
have the assistance of the telephone com
pany to run poolrooms, and the witness
refused to answer
"Are you the poolroom king?"
Il certainly am not"
You deny that you are the king of the
business"
II do"
Are you engaged in the pOolroom bust
ness?"
II refuse TO answer"
What is the password in the poolroom
business"
Refuse to answer"
els It Remember the Maine?'
Decline to answer"
Mr.. Moss then read various alleged pass
words for the business and tried in vari-
they were correct. The witness refused TO
commit himself.
do you intend 10 sue the Herald for
libel?"
NO: they made me a king"
Mr.. Moss had considerable fun with the
witness and Mahoney Joined freely in the
laughter. The witness said he understood
The times., 1899-05-20
Ee-s Slated to Go.


until after the extra session of the Legis-
lature. In the way of practical and i'm
mediate results il was pointed out this
morning that the committee has already
driven the poolrooms to the wall Most of
them have closed or moved away. Those
that are still running are observing the
greatest caution, and the stranger who
gets inside requires a better recommended
tion than was necessary last week when
Mr.. Moss man Wood needed only 10 look
sporty and say that he wanted to bet
TO get past the man at the door. The or
der went out on Wednesday night for the
poolrooms TO shut UP or move. and yes
terday was the dullest and most disturbed
day they have had since Tammany came
into power.
The next result that is confidently ex-
pected, and that very soon, is the retire
ment from the Police Board of Jake Hess
IL is believed that a way will be found TO
put him out before another month passes.
The Tammany men are greatly enraged al
him, and they have made his life burden
to him since he went on the stand on
Wednesday and frankly admitted that he
had become the tool Of the mayor for the
salary there was in it. II is said that to
leading Tammany man, who, in an out
burst OF anger, asked: "Why did you do
il. Jake?" the Commissioner replied: 81
didn't care much what | said"
That it will be a hard job to separate
Hess and his $1,000 year job Tammany
realizes, and the way TO do ii is what is
troubling the leaders. They are afraid TO
keep Hess any longer, because they fear
that he is likely TO give away whatever
may happen on the inside. On the other
hand. Hess holds the whip-hand in that he
knows a great deal that Tammany is anx-
ious to keep quiet about past proceedings
in the Police Department. The problem
of what 10 do with Hess is not the least OF
the many harassing questions that are
now destroying the peace of mind of the
organization"
The times., 1899-05-20
Things for the toilet.

These few hints should convince you
that our prices are the least:
Pure olive oil Castle soap. white or
green, for 10 cents a ID.
Austin's fragrant Florida water-yery
lasting-for cents bottle.
Woodbury's facial powder for II cents.
The times., 1899-05-20
YeiIings. Iec yard.

Plain and dotted fshnet veilings-is
inches wide-in the latest conceits-which
are regular 2Jc value-will go Tor 10 cents
a yard today.
The times., 1899-05-20
Sec lawn aprons, 2&.

80 dozen ladies' pretty lawn aprons
with hemstitched and satin stripe borders
extra wide tie strings-sueh as sell usu-
ally at 50 cents-will be offered today
at % cents each.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Daaxe.a,ha.rper gaaets, Uierrstag; nen II. Olinher 1899:

,S0r' NAL, MGnn9sn, Der Hentier
S6miot fdnet iebt bic Mtooe on, bel
uns ieinen &affee 81 trtnten l1
neib pirtli4 niht, mas mir nit Dem
lanspeiligen Meni6en dnfdngen
ioaen9" Danpumpen."
X X
Sage NAL, Menl6, tpenn De 10
LANCE in be 8neipe iiben b6uit. I'm Sein
SSelb perIdufit, i6ldgt Dir benin MID
Sein Setpifen9" nNe, meine 5rdu!!"
!0err (Su benz iteaeiudenoen Die
ner): naau9en Sie?"
Siener: SD babe nod ME einen
Pfenning oafiir aus9e9eben!"
Isle psroen ipobl berrlt9e panorda
men senofIsn baben, snGoige Srdu?"
Srau Goebsn bon Der So65eitsreiis
suriitesfebrt): y46's 1T niht 10
i6limm, mein Irtbur p%eriperrte mir
meiit nit ieinem 8eii6t bic Iusilht!"
sd tann nift lGnser parten; Dor
iehs Mpnaten bab'n's mir i6on gidgt,
SIRE reife Sante niro fter6en, bdb'u
aber Bis iebt nod ni9t 8ort 9'halten."
X h
,Wds psrtpenbet Der Soloat gum
Buben be5 9~etpebrs9"
Den Nbenb."
Satts (su Ieinem 5%reunoe): nGs lit
mertpiiroig, meme 5rau mil tets, ih
ioa mid hires @eburtstases erinnern
unb babel ibr Glitter perge1en."
Il 4 X
,Odrf i6 Sbnsn meinsn S6irm an
bieten, sndoiges 5rdulein, es fdnst an
au re9nen?"
,Sdnfe; aber pielleiht BADEN Sic
bic Site unp bolen meinen Wann bonn
9ei1Gft ab; Der bat audi fem S6irm."
prpfsFor: n6oren sic, Shlauz
mener, ipu I9nitt oenn eigentli6 Sus
oitb benz 9olofernes ben &opf ab?"
Shlaumeber: .0ermutbli4 am
Sals, 9err Yrufefpr."
.8ei Der 5rau profeIIor S4retberl
mag feline WaIdfrau germ maiden,
neil lie srit ale HotiSsn bon ben Munz
idetten abi4reiben mub. pelde oer
9err Prpfeiior oarauf notirt bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Gbieaso. Wiilwaufse L. ct. Yal
Giisnbaba.

Sabrplan in Sroit setreteu ont 10. Mar,
1899. gahubci Ode 4. uuo Qlups Straf,e.
Sidet SiHce 597 Walus Sirabe.