davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

bans Yenner 9dbbe 6em9rfet, at ben
fremmeOe bar fin enc 6aano en-
Sla9s 9anoa9e. eaer maaIfe ombits
let me0 ct 9ommetertlGbe.
praiicenten rate i'm 6aanb frem
= og - / bet iamme falot Der to
itarpe Stub.
9ele oerne 5olteIparm, Der fumz
meoe omtring be optrGoente YerIoner
| bette Rutiosoramd, tao iom paa
aommanoo - gss, og BE- piloeite
RaoieIsitrig rejite fig berpaa. mems
man uoen ret at gere fig bele Situas
tionen begribelig itormebe uo mob
0et frie.
Der bar plubielig blaben for tran9t
inoe Der, bbor ben oennei9le 9rGIiz
cent 6a0oe o9rst genItano For ct
Snigmoro.
Smens baobe to OpbagsIies6etjente
5relano CO Sames Garter, iamt en-
Reger. Ger iuit baDos bilit paa gr9Ts
oenten, taitet fig ober 2lndrtiiten %
efter en- tort Stamp obermanoet BAN.
Dan 6abbe unber btnne enonu Ell
Sang iigtet efter sgr9lioenten, iom Res
Ooloeren blep lagsn bam ub af 9aans
ben.
prRiibent mcainleD tpg et Stribt
tiloa9s, ba Stubbet bar falbet, iaa
ban falbt life; fob fun og itirreOe ros
Zig, men itibt neb mob @ulbet; ban
tunoe ligeiom fIet life foritaa. boao
Der bar itst. Saa penote ban iig ON
og iatte iig meb 9eiOar / en- StoI,
unoeritettet af SetretGr Gortlebon og
Uiilburn.
DE er iaaret," raabte SetretGren.
o9ld, ieg t9nter bet tnop; jeg er life
6aarot idaret, foriitrer jeg DEM" ibas
reoe prGiioenten.
Og Iaa lesnebe man bans Ybertl0s
Der - men Iaa / bet famine, at bet
rsbe Blob tom en- piplenbe Strgm
inbe fra 9rpitet, lsbenbe neb oper bet
Ine6pioe 9inneb.
8a bleO be96e be omItaaenbe Sers
rer forfGroebe.
Senere bite bet fig, at bette Saur
netop life er farligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Saainart 2tnortiften bar fsrt bort
til POlitiitationfn. blep grGfbenten
/ Observation-Disclosures fgrt til
llbitlaingsfofpitalet - boor fere al
9pens bpgtigite Eager itrafs fore Q
bet npOOeno.ge for at faa augte:n:
lotaliiereOe. og ON muligt uota9ne.
Der bar in9en 9aniteIi96eber mer
ben, Der ramte grbittasien; men Der
llnberliDet tunoe man life finoe.
Gfter en- tort aonIultation beilut>
tebes bet bo at operfgre graiioenten
til Uiil6urns 6us - bpilfet burtigIt
blep uofert - og Der ligger ban MI,
plejet paa BET beoite; 6uitruen iiocer
oeo bans Seng, og 6 29ger forieger
alIe oeres Stunts Wlibler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
prov iiSent 21TKinleY lfuSt.
Gn 2narfiit affYrer TO Sfuo unoer Heceptoncn
peo Buffalo lloitillinoen
%rriiocntcn fan maalfc life lcpc.
SOrbrDbcrcn pralcr; SScr arrctcrct bpcs
itrafs cnOo9 9ianb yDndng

Buffalo, Sept. 7. - 2tlorig bapbe
Buffalo bait Ell itoltere Dag, enb /
Gaar, Oa ben foliei9re prGioent
bolot oficiel Reception / Wuiittsmplet
paa BEN panzameritaniie lloitiGIingss
plaos.
glen ct frpgteligere 0mipring fra
9pfte til llIntte, fra @I9be til BEN
bumpeits Sorg bar Buffalo beGer life
oplepet; t6i init paa 6eitiosOagens
@lanspuntt. falot Der. unoer 8ennss
matte, mems YrGiioenten rate en-
utenbt Wlano 5aunoen til biertelig og
belment 9ilIen, 2 moroeriite Stub fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

9eftiuafet for $4,000.
Cos 2tnqeles Sal. Sept. 8. - sSo6n
aemplen, en- Mano ira SORT Dodge,
60, nDlig antommen til Gong Brand,
20 Mil fra 2os 2lngeIes, blap Dag
6titiaalet for $4,000, ben Sum ban
iuit baobe mobtaget for lin 240 Qlcre
5arm.
&empleb 6abbe iolgt fin 5arm til
en- 8ottor @oooport6, og 0ottoren
ifuioe mobtage Steoet paa Gienoomz
men neo Q(flersrin9en al &ebeiummen.
3 @aar Worges l9Ite imiolertio
aemplep en- Cos 9tngelos 2lbis ct
Advertisement, Der :fteripgte So6n
aemplep % bab BAN meoe en- Barn
0om5peu paa Il pit 2lr;stoator Cos
2lngeles. &emple1 rejite til gDen,
men fanot ing.n 8arnOOmsoen.
Sort eftsr, at ban bar rejit til gDsn,
fom imiolertio 8r. 0ooonaro meo De
$4,000 og forlanate StsOet uOleOcs
ret. Urs. aemplep gap bam Yapirer-
ne. og oa bun oet iamme tilligemeb
benoes 0atter 6leo ia ot uo, forbareoe
bun 6aitig penoene en- &uffert. 0u
bun tort efter tom ino igen, bare Yenz
gene foribunone.
gn 2trreItorore er imiolertio bleoen
ubiteot mob 9ottoren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

etbOert iuabant 2tngreb, men netop
oenne Sang blep Der. ieorigt imOO
praiirentens gnite, bclot llbtig af
OpougelIesbetiente.
pr9iioenten par / uom1rfet 6uz
mr.; 6olt fob tGt og tptt omtring og
fsle BET OGIoige Rum par fplot til
5r9ngiel.
Saa tranger en- miooelitor, almins
oelig oeItlG0t Mano fig frem. nGrmer
fig iom ON ban oiloe bilie paa qrGii=
benten.
9enne imilte, iauban iom fun
qraiOent Wcainleb fan Imile; begge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Gnrdr Sbo9er. 2(rel g2isier,
en- bel.daenbe 8armer ube aneslano,
Nis., bapOe 9eipg fogleOen At i'm
She1er George g2ilIon, en- temmelig
biotlsftig G5Dr, Der ben ienere 5io
bar lepet ct omflatfenoe 2io. 9an
bleb benlig mo0ta9et, men oa gtisIen
6apbe 5gmmermano 2(rbejbe meb at
bpg9e en- M Qabebngning, maatte g}iie
Jon unoer6oloe Jig IelO inoe / 9uiet.
8ette maa ban rimeligOis b9re blez
ben feb af for ba glisien ub paa 9az
gen git ino for at fe efter Spogeren,
bar oenne Sig. o5ltbl." foriounoen,
en- 3ing bdn bilbe bdbe taget fig meget
let, 6bi5 life tillige ale bans Yenge,
$50 baboe Oeret gaoet meo, men be
bar og1aa foribunoen og 3abet bar
BAN beIto foIeligere ba be bar lagt
til Sioe til at betale 0aanobartsfpl@
fene meb. S 2eroags tom gisIen ber
til gben og melbte 5nperiet til Yoliz
tiet, men Nilion bill n9ppe itpre Sur
len til Hacine, efteriom ban bar Der
for to Tiger iiben p9 bar Od idt fait
mistRntt for at bdbe itiadlet 4 aere>
tpj, iom ban bapoe lat ino paa SEN
trail 6otel". Oct lpttebes bam imio=
lertib at oOerbeoife politiet at ban
bar tommet erligt til 8efororingen,
og iaa fit ban Gop til at gau.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Strejten faa gobt fom
enot. pittsburg, Pu., Sept. 6.
,Streiten er Iaa goot Iom enbt"
Saalebes iige8 Der; men bet er Of
fun @isninger, ioet man pad begge Si=
Der nagter at uotale fig til 9lpissaez
porterne. Smiblertib er Streiterne
ojenipn!ig fort trat, og boer Dag Ter
man nbe Starer af Strejfere brbOe
H9tterne og genoptags 2lrbejoet /
Ulellerne; iGrlig bar bette bGret 3ils
f9loet peo Wlcaeesport W}p(lerne,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

3et bar 1orsodg ben 6. Sept. -
Dagger forao 5aSoe YrqFoent sRe=
ainlep bolot I'm iad bel moOtagns
Gale ON 2ibens Wleobsr og Jrebens
lloligter.
Den 6. Sept. oilos ban. Iom en6ber
fri Wano pibIie bet, bolbt ofIiciel
Wlootagelie bet pragtfuloe UiuIits
tempels Sal.
Gnbper fri Berger tunoe Der biGe
pdo 5oliets taarne Manb - og aF
osnne Omit9noigbeb benDttebe fig IN
at oisie fanatiite 9tnurtiiter. iom nu
bar iad mango i}brItemoro paa beres
Sampiitigbeo; ia. iom netop eniter at
faa iaa mango Wioro paa bejtitadenoe
Wlano / SamfunOet paa teres Gam
Dittigbeb Iom pei muligt.
ST. par iiot ober 4. Receptionen
foregit al Orben, inotil Ell utenot
Mlanb, ibet ban trDttebe Mcainleps
9uanO plubislig uifprebe TO Stub
imoo oenne.
gegge Stu0bene ramte; ben enc
9rbitet, ben anoen llnberlibet; men
ben fsrite tranete life inb, ba Den
binoreoes af grDittasien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Gn 9antet. 5ortebsn af6olOt
Chicago 6etsnote DANTE og Hori1e pou
,,6otel 9ismarct" en- 9anfet til 2Gre
for Q6itnant q. 6. 3eGen5 uonaez
nelIe lom 6or. Staters Goniularz
4geat SAieOam. 6ollanO. s 9anz
tettfn oeltog ca. 70 6errer og Der Bier
6oIot 3aler og iung,t 2ejlig6eosIan9e
,,ooer en- lab Sfo4. Or. Mar 6enius
praiibereoe / 5l9~6ltbl." Iom o3oaitz
matter" cg bolot 5oriamlingen Nanz
De meb fit ipruolenoe 9iO fra 81. 9
til ST. 3 ON Ulprgenen. Sgefttalen
bolbt4s af 6r. Oecten6plot, Der efter@
6ulgtes af Or. Y}eper for g2orOmanz
oene. 6onIul g}elIon afrsjIte fra @6i=
cago 5ir8oag5 % bil naIte Man0ag
afgaa fra Nep gort for at obertagc
i'm geitiaing, Der menes at gite en-
Coming al omtrir9 $500 ON 2(aret
/ Spprtler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Cieblitfet.

SsiOe Stunoen, 0a praFbentea
bIeO ituot, itilores iudlebes:
prGibenten itoo meb llbItilliness
preiioent Sobn Is. Milburn, paa ben
enc Sioe og fin priDatiefretar @eorge
q. Gortelbon paa ben anoen Sibs.
9an bar fer lslpfeIgeli9 uoIat for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Snigmoroerens Rabn er:
Econ 63Ol0oB.

df tnitzpolIt 2lfltamning, men fsot Der
/ 9anbet. 6dn boer I Glepelano, bbor
ban bar 7 Ssifenbe.
5erIt opga0 ban RaOnet 5reo. g}ie=
mann - men nu bar ban unoeritre>
BET i'm 8etenoelie ION 2eon 63olgoi5.
Yda Yolitiitationen 6olot man Ell
itdrpt 5or6er, men 9egpnoelien OiIOe
ban intet iige ON Sugen.
9erimoo pluorebe ban ON alt mus
ligt anoet. 6an praler al i'm Ser
Ming, og erflprer fig almen ifnlOig.
Ulen Politiet tror, at ban bar WleOz
IammeniDorne.
@eo en- ,,Saloon", 6bor ban babOe
leiei 9arelie, fanot man ben TONNE
Yatyon9its.
9an erttarer ia ielp for 2tnartiIt,
og anfsrer iom Motio for i'm Ser
ming. at ban anIaa 2anoets 3ege=
ringsform for uretferoig. 8erfor
matte prGiioenten bort.
6an er en- erflaret Oiicipel af Gms
ma Goldman, bois Bigger er bans 81
bel.
SaaTrart bet rDgteoes, at g1orbes
rem bar drreiteret, Idmlebe 3uiinber
CO after 3uiinoer iig ubenfor Static
nen. og Raa6ene: oGpnd baml"
a6Gng bam!" bleo ItGrtere og tier
tere.
3iliioIt maatte qolitiet rpobe qlaO=
zen.
G6ic19o, Sept. 6. - 6 U1qn6 ga
&binoer Der er arreiterebe efler 9uffos
lopolitiets Orore. De er aQe erdGz
reoe 2lnartiiter, og antage8 at bare
bdnnet 9omplottet imoo Ulc&inleps
Gin.
i
glep Dort, Sept. 6, - qaterTol=
9lnarfiiterne jubler oper ben IOIte
lloaao. U2an brat Moroerens Stadl
/ 81.
Sioite Bulletin.
9ufalo. Sept. Z. - 8 0at 81. 1
bar 9rGfoentens 3iIiianb fsfgenoe:
Fri for Smerte. ioper roliqt; 3ems
peratur 1902, puls 100; ganbeorat
"a.
guHaio, Sept. Z, 81. 3 Ulorgcn,
praiioenten oeobliper at iope goot
5emperatur 1o1.6, quls 10, 2tan,
oeor0t "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

6n Grftatningsfag. Ser
oindno 4nOerlen, en- un9 Streooerz
Ioenb, Der er 8rober til Metbooiltpr9It
gprops 6uitru 9facine, @i8., bar
lagt en- Gag an imob qoliti6ef Yfiter,
8etientene SSSer9enien ps @ogel, FAINT
5reberitlen &c 2ange pau Sirtb CT.
og forbrer $4,000 Gritutning for at
babe liOt Sdb paa 1T gODe g2abn og
Rp9te forbi ban afpigte 8Oe SUM bar
anbolot pud Wtistante for at babe
itiuolet ltr 5reberiiIen &c 2dnges
8utit Racine, iom ban bapbe b9ret
inoe at ie pan og Iom foripanbt fra
Dilfen omtrent IamtiOig meb at 9lne
berIen forlob 8utifen. Deb ben eff
ter 2lrreitatipnen paafeigenbe Sbers
bpring frifenbtes 2lnberien af Mangel
paa 9epiier, og ban mener besaariug
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

sfD- Yrgoenumre af n0anlferen"
lenbes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

en- ReOoIper. ION benne falfts Monb
bapbe i'm 6aanb.
Denne 9ruoppGttenoe ge9penbeo.
Der meo Ell RpoIelsraab gil gennem
aae ganbets 3elegraf= pg 3elefonlebz
ninger / Scar @ftermiobags, ital pi
nu fOrisge at fibre iamlenoe 5rGf; /;
pelpioenoe at guiino:r og Wilioners
0isrter trpmper ia Oeb at tro paa ben
frpgtelige 9egiDenbeos Uiuligbeb;
enooog ben er fun altfor pirteiig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

GnQbtsanb. st engelTf Dag
biao 8acine, Wis., 6apOe / Sig.
o5lfbI." laDet 6iitorien ON, at 5reO
QarIen, en- banIt S2orpognsfuif. mar
bar bleoen ilaaet ibjel uf Glettricitet
forlebsn og bleb ilpnset ca. 40 SOB ben
aO @aoen pg farli9 tOaitet, oa ban
tog fat paa o3roQep"z z2lpparatet, Der
paa en- eler anben 0faaOe bar bleoen
laoet meo Glettricitet 9et 6ele er
ielpfplgelig en- aeosrbiItorie, efteriom
2arien bperten bar 2ibsfare eQer tom
en- Smule til Staoe, men iimpelt ben
Hap 9ebningsItan9en, oa ban m9rteoe
ben eleftriIte Strgm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

MI, at bare &rao pda Stabeseritats
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

8frtenbt. qaitor 8. SobnTen,
@aupacu, bar afilaaet Oet til BAN It'll
lebe aalo fra Smmanuel 0lenig6eo
/ Racine, g0is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
9anifzNmerifanif.


u1Dtte5ttlfetbe. Qtnoreip
6anfen, gIel1er Sens 6aniens Ia
aarige Spn Clinton, Sa., bar iau
u6slbig fer ct Gar Tiger iiOen at fable
al en- 9ogn, 6oorreo ban fit iaa ilem
inoeenoig geIlabigelfe, at ban, iom
5pl9e oetaf, 6reoags ufgit peo 0p@
oen, mebbele8 Damn"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

9olitiItationen 9ortton. Qt8iiniz
6oia, beft9res uf en- 9anif, 9r. @briz
titan Sun9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

6jembenot. Mrs. Or. Borg
lum antom forleben til fit 6jem /
Omaha, g}eb., efter en- OeGpttet 4eiie
til europa, bOor bun iammen meb i'm
pnaIte 0atter bar belsgt 0anmarf,
5bIflano og 5rantrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

&unft. Den banIfe &uniimaler
Baron $. 9. 0irc6incts6olmfelO, a9z
ter efter 6orlpoenoe at aabne ct 2(tez
lier Montreal. Canada, fer Bin
termaansberne, meobeles n0anf6rog."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Il bn9 bnelfe. u. 8erggreen /
Gf 9orn, Sa., er bleben ubnGpnt til
poitmelter og inotraaot fit nb Gmz
beoe for nogle faa Oage iiben. Damn" I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-28
KNEW THE WAN OUT.
MADE A STUDY OF HIS FOOD.

II Is not always that the user OF food under
STANDS about that food but a gentleman in Gin
cihhal. writing about Grape-Nuts expresses him
sell perfectly He says: "A business man deyOtfn.
himself to hard mental labor requires different
food than man doing muscular work / became
aware OF dull heavy feeling In my head day ty
DAY which did an untold damage to INV work
] 'rdict, intestinal indigestion; punishment n se
we're diet list, leaving starchy foods sugar and
fat
Up TO this time, with the most precise care in
cooking. the ordinary breakfast food came to the
table pasty, starchy mass. Added to that was
sugar and more less white bread which gave
excess Of starchy food that could not be cigest
ed This indigested mass passed into the intes
tines. creating and all of the distressing symp-
toms both Of body and brain
was put Grape-Nuts Food for the reason
that 1t is made of selected parts # wheat and
barley, thoroughly cooked at the factory giving tc
the body the starchy part of the food (which IL
necessary, pre-digested that Is turned into dex-
trose or grape sugar. This furnished the sweet
needed, without the of cane sugar and gave
me the s,archy principle Of food already passed
into the second condition, exactly in the same
manner as a healthy body digests it,
After eating Grape-Nuts for a short t.mc
found most remarkable Improvement in nv
health. and also discovered the reason vby the
claim made on the package is true that enc
pound Of Grape-Nuts. which is perfectly absorbed
by the body. will afford more nutrition tlan fer
pounds Of meat, wheat. bread. inlpcrfcctly
dgested. can assure any one that week or ter
days conscientious use Of Grape-Nuts will prove
far more convincing testimony than any writer
words. 1 subscribe myself a grateful consumer
Please do not publish my name" Any enc WHIT
will write to the Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd Battle
Creek, Mich and fnclose stamp, can - supplied
with the name and address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-28
Relief Corps Entertainment.

Lincoln Women's Relief Corps, No 6,
auxiliary to Lincoln Post, No. g. G. A. R.,
issued invitations for a strawberry social,
which was held at hall SIG 9Th street north
west recently. The hall was beautifully
decorated and a musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered, after which refresh
ments and various useful articles were
sold, the proceeds to go for relief purposes.
The members of the sewing circle of the
corps were also entertained at the
home of their president, Mrs Ida
L. Chase. 12S Harrison street Anacos-
tia, recently. The dining room. where
luncheon and dinner We're served, was
beautifully decorated with flowers and Old
Glory. Later in the evening, when mem
bers from Lincoln Post. No. g. had arrived,
dancing and cards We're INDUCED in until a
late hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-28
Real Estate Transfers.

st. EliZabeth-Wm. H. Adams to Mary Z
Loeffler, part; $40 (stamps, 90 cents)
First street northwest near Bates street
Frances T. Avis, ct vir VIM, to Alice A.
Reeves, lot 232, square 615; $40.
Tenth street southeast between A and E
streets-Wm. ]. Butler ct ux. ct al to
Frances Lewis, part lot 7, square 943; 500
r street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Wm. ]. Father ct ux. to Chas. H
Davidson, lots 2, 3, 4, square POI; SIC
Stamps, S19.
Tenth street northwest between N and @
streets-Thos. w. Fowler ct ux to Chas. c.
Snow, lot %, square 367; 1900.
Dumbarton avenue between 31st and SOD
streets-Azariah W. Hopes, surviving trus-
tee, to Geo. w. Ray. lot A and part lot 43
square 1913; $4,000.
Thirty-second and o streets northwest
Mary Hughes to Alice Mccoy, part lot 1875
square 1881; $4,000.
Second street southwest between T and
streets-Lewis Jefferson ct ux to Frank
Johnson, part original lot 8, square 600;
Seventh and,F streets southwest and 7th
street southeast between G and 1 streets
Theo. A. T. Judd ct Tx. to Jas F. Scaggs,
part lot 10, square 467, and lots 126 and 127,
square s7s; $40 Jas. F. scaggs to Eliza
Bloomingdale-Edw. Kern ct al, trustees
to Gustave A: Kneessi, lot so, block 10; SIC
stamps, $3.50.
Brookland-susie E. Louthan ct vir. Jno.
c., to John D. Bloodgood, lot 10, block %;
$1,000.
N street southeast between list and I'd
streets-Henry c. McCauley ct al, trustees,
to Lewis Jefferson, part lot 4, square 743:
$40 (stamps, $3.50.
Twentieth street northwest between d
and E streets-Lloyd Mudd ct ux. to Fran
els A. Woodward, lot Z, square 1913; SIC
Stamps $3.50.
Twelfth street northeast between A and
streets-Lemuel Norris ct ux. to Isaac
S. Childs, lot 80, square 9SS; $40 (stamps.
81.
Garfield-Brainard H. Warner ct ux, to
Reuben Giles, lot s; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-28
MIR. Carl RABIES Dressing Case.

Carl Rabe, owner of the dressing case
filled with clothing and the letter Of credit
for $1,000, which was found on a man ar
rested In Baltimore Sunday, as published in
The Star, was found in this city about $50
o'clock yesterday by Detective Miller. He
was stopping at the National Hotel, having
come here with Richard jacob
1t appears that Mr.. Rabe and his friend
came here from Germany some time ago,
Rabe being DESTROYS of studying the steel
industry. He had visited the plants at
Pittsburg and was on his way south. His
dressing case was left In PHILADELPHIA.
from where it is supposed to have been
stolen. The Baltimore prisoner, who gave
MS name as George Miller, or Fulton, Is
not known to Rabe, and the Baltimore DO
lice are endeavoring to establish his iden-
tity. Mr.. Rabe went to Baltimore to iden-
tify his property.
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THE COURTS.


EQUITY Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Marshall ast. Brooks; auditors report
confirmed. Easley agt. Easley; restraining
order on defendant until further order
Sanger agt. Dammann injunction dissolved
and rule to show cause dismissed. Brooks
agt Frisby; sale ratified nisi. Ross agt
Ross; on hearing. Kelly agt. Kelly; cause
remanded for further proof. McCafferty
agt. Caldwell; time to take proof limited to
September /.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
West ct al. agt. Thomas ct al; ratifica-
ton of sale nisi. City Trust, Safe De-
post and Surety Company agt. Banks: re-
straining order returnable June 4, 1901.
Brown ct al agt. Brown ct al; guardian
ad Item appointed for infant defendants.
E. Laskey, examiner ordered taken.
Traver agt. Traver; time for taking tes-
timony limited. Marsh agt Akers; on
hearing Starkweather agt. Warner ct al.
of Appeals extended. Moir agt. Moir; or
der substituting VIM. F. Kennedy to take
testimony under commission.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh.
Baker agt. Cummings; judgment in favor
of plaintiff for $685.. 49, costs of appeal as
per mandate. McGin agt. Chr Heurich
Brewing Company; on trial. Syndicat des
Cutivateurs des Oignons Fleurs, etc,
agt. Durfee ct al; verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50 Wilkes ct al agt. Wilkes ct al: order
of November -. 1900 vacated and demur-
rer to defendants fourth, ninth and four
teenth pleas overruled, and Judgment for
defendant for S41. 10, costs Of appeal, pur-
suant to mandate Of Court of Appeals.
Criminal Court, No. 1-Justice Barnard.
United States agt. Geo. A. Bradley; lar
ceny; on trial.
Criminal Court, No. 2-Justice Anderson.
Funk agt. Turner; on trial
Probate Court-Justice Anderson.
Estate Of Geo. II. Wienecke: peremptory
notice to file inventory and account filed.
Estate of Charles p. Thompson; notice to
creditors. Estate of John H. Coates; order
of publication. Estate Of Bridget Madigan;
letters of administration granted to VIM ].
Madigan; bond, $1,000 Estate of Susie C.
Wiegmann; account passed. In re Harry
M. Forker; do. Estate of Agnes s. Town
send: statement of administrator in lieu
of inventory filed Estate of Sarah D. Mu-
tersbaugh; commission issued. Estate of
Elizabeth Hubbard; vouchers filed.
Estate Of Patrick Conroy; order Of pub
LEGATION. Estate of Mary Ann Dorsey; do.
Estate Of Edward Taylor; will admitted to
probate. Estate Of Morgan H. Lester; will
fully proved. Estate of Rosie Lee; petition
for letters Of administration filed. Estate
Of Geo. S. Parker; commission returned
duly executed: Estate Of Edwd. I. Renick !;
proof Of publication and statement for ac-
count filed. Estate of VIM. ]. Rannels;
statement for account filed. In re Bertha
V. LoWn ct al: exceptions to report of Spe-
cial auditor filed.
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THE POWERS OF CONGRESS DEFINED
Territory Subject to Jurisdiction of the United
States.


held to impose duties goods brought
from Porto Rico because by cession Porto
Rlco became domestic territory of the
United States, and therefore ceased to be
a foreign country The decisions of the
court call for no change in the administra-
ton of the law. The court did not decide
what is known as the second Dooley case
which involved the validity of the collec-
ton of duties under the Foraker act on
goods taken into Porto Rico from the
United States While have no informa-
ton on the subject it may be that the
court thinks there is involved in that case
another question as to whether such duties
would not amount to duties on articles ex-
porteu from state. The court also failed
to dispose of what is popularity known as
the fourteen diamond rings case, involving
the entry free of duty Of rings brought int o
the United States by a returning soldier
from the Philippines. There were no de-
clslons affecting the Philippines today. and
presume both of these casese referred to
VIII go over until the fall term Of the
court"
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District Death Record.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health Office during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today: Mahlon Ash
ford, OF years; Mary Jane Hamilton, 81
years: BERTHE bearing. A years; Jennie
Mundell 40 years; Maggie M. Foy. 80
years: Annie D. Saunders. 80 years; Flor
ence Ball, q years; James Henry. q years;
Edward Joseph McGrath, 28 years; William
NJ. Pierce, % years: Raymond Brown. 2
years; Jessie Bean, months.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-James p. Yeamans and Mollie e.
Kimber. both of Richmond, Va; George w.
Luck and Eunice Vaughn, both of Rich
mond. Va: Robert H. Carroll and wray
Myers. both Of Richmond, Va; Samuel H.
Gator and Minna Sohl; James 8. McGruder
and Bessie Nice. De Sylvia, both Of Rich
mond. Va: Herman r. Eavey Of Hagers-
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Forfeits HI. Collateral.

George F. Wilkerson. who was arrested
last evening at Twining City by Oficer
Branson on the charge of carrying two
razors concealed on his person. today for
feited $50 collateral deposited by him to
secure his release subsequent to his being
taken into custody.
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town. Nd. and Annie M. Kenney of Thur
mont, Nd
Colored-Henry Cook and Charity Jack
son. both Of Louisa county, Va; Charles
Quarles and Mary Riley: Frank White and
Bessie ]. Tinsley; Henry Marse and Mary
Hinton.