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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
OUTLAW TRACY
COMMITS SUICIDE

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 6.-For two
days Tracey terrorized the occupants
of the Eddy ranch, out in the Lake
Creek country, three miles from the lit
tie siding of Fellows on the Central
Washington railroad. Then five de-
ternined citizens of Creston, hearing
of his presence there, took their rifles
and revolvers and went after him.
They knew their business and did it
without finching When Tracey ran
they hung upon his flank as the deer
hound hangs to the hunted deer.
Sighting the men and securing his
rifle, Tracey sought cover behind hay
stack, escaping several rifle bullets.
The posse then found cover behind
large rock and for a while it looked like
a siege. Then Tracey broke for large
bowlder lying on the edge of small
wheat field, and this dash was his UNI
doing; for just as he came to the rock
he fell forward, rifle bullet having
broken his leg.
He plunged into the wheat and his
bloody trail there shows the savage
determination of the man. After re-
ceiving the wound he crawled seventy
five yards on his hands and knees in
order to reach a spot that would COM
mard the posse and enable him to pour
a merciless rifle fire upon them. But
once only was he able to fire from this
vantage point. Then, weakened by loss
of blood, he tried to staunch his wound;
failed, and with his revolver sent a bull
let through his brain.
By this time dusk had fallen and the
posse, unaware of the seriousness OF his
wound and fearing that his silence was
intended to lure them into deadly
ambush, posted themselves TO prevent
his escape and patiently waited for the
dawn. During the night others came
on the scene and Joined in the Gordon
At daylight they found the outlaws
dead body
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16

DIR. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and Gar
geon; Office, Beretania. between Fort
and Nuuanu streets; office hours. TO
IL a. m, to 8 p. M: Tel 1z11 White.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
The KING to the Rsscne

STOCKHOLM Sweden. August .
While King Oscar was catching today
near the AIarstrand bridge, which was
crowded with women and children, the
structure collapsed. throwing the occu-
pants into the water The King threw
of his coat and assisted in the rescue of
twenty-three persons, who were taken
aboard the yacht.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. II. M-TAMURA.-Oface 1853 NIu-
anu St. Tel White 1872; / to 4 p. m.
and 6 to 1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
INSURANCE.
MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC sCHooL-Love BLDG.
will hold summer term during july
and August.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16

The Costa Rican minister at Wash
ington denies the report of recent vol
canic activity in his country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
CLEARING
CABLES
PATHWAY
President Grants
the Landing
Rights.
FULL TEXT OF
STIpULATIONS
{,
Conditions Framed Which Are
Understood to Be Acceptable
TO the Mackay Co.

~ YsTER BAY. N. Y. Aug. o.
B President Roosevelt today made
~ formal announcement that he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-03

Stationen BON M}amel na3 Der Sniel
8orfum poIenbet lit. 9rei 2eute iino
in jeber Station angeiteut.
Die &aiferin mar nt6t
babel.
Dem Regiments NppeG in STEMS
burg, tpel9en Die ebemdligen 4nge6Cz
rigen bes 5iiilier : Regiments aDniz
gin G4Iespig boliteinif6e5) gr. Sc
beranitalteten, bat bic 8aiierin at8
@6ef bes Regiments tpegen Der Sol
trauer ni6t betgepo6nt. Die SAeilz
ne1mer batten nod big por Sturgeon
ge6offt, Dab Die &aiierin OaS Set
nit i6rer 8egentpart bee6ren perDe,
aber Der Sob bes &0nig5 bon 6a6z
fen ma4te Dieien frOben @]rpurtungen
Elm @nOe, 9a5 Set no6m tnoefen
einen ie6r bii6I9en 8erIauf. Dem
MpPsQ mar Elm 8eIu9 Der bi1toriI4en
Yuntte bon Nlien : 9Ippel Oorau5z
gegdn9en.
&unaI 8prlage tommt
N te0er.
Die Mie0erein6ringung Der 8analz
@orIoge in Der nG4Tten @eiiion Oe5
preuBii4en 2anOtage5 gilt al5 ft6er.
9ie &egierung biirfte ben Q9rariern
iebo9 erbeblide Gompeniattonen GUT
ositehsn.
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@urtbriibiarr @~icbbabcr nieOcrgrz
ihoficn.

Strange, rs, 2. SuIi. = SRI.
Qnnu 9iloe6ranOt, cine 8rantanpdtz
term, bic Bel i6rer Mutter, pel6e benz
ielben 8eruf Derfolgt, an Der 5terz
in9itraBe, @uItzO range mo6nt, be-
CAB ii4 g~eItern in bas 9au5 BON g..
3, 96itpot, Nr, IS, SnpOerzSt raBe,
Orange, BET peldem Soi. 9. McGaIz
lam pO6nt, unO i4OB QeBterem cine
8ugel in ben 2eib, McGaQam be-
finbet ii6 i'm rMemorial 9pIpttal"
3nii6en Sob unO Qe6en, unO SRI.
9tloebrunOt lit i'm Gountn : 9efGngz
nib. 9as MotiO CUR Shat i6etnt Elm
unter erf4perenOen umftGnOen ge6roz
6enes neutrality-suspicious. gensien gu
iein; penigiten5 lGBt Die Shat ii6
ni1t QnDers erfldren.
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Srei Erl6er brrunQlIft.

goungstomn, o., 2. Suli.-
Mt9aeI, Simon uno 2ufe SbadDie,
brei 8riiber, purOen beute nabeStruz
TIERS, bier Meilen Ditli4 BON bter, nuf
elmer Bride Der Ma6oning 8aQepz
@lettrii6en 8abn BON einem Maggon
uberraf3t unO legten ii4 an oengfanb
bes @eleiies nieDer. Qufe purbe bur6
ben 0aggon g%etrpffen unO erlitt einen
S6dbel6ru6, peI6em er balb oarauf
erldg. Seinem 8ruber Wfi4ael puroe
Der ltnte Arm abgeri1en, 9ifttnO6en
un0 Naienbein ge6ro4en, unO er be-
finbet ii6 in trttiIfem 3uitunOe. Gt@
non ipurOe in bic OreiBig SUB tiefe
S4lu4t unter Der Bride 6inabgez
pOrfen, enttam ieOO4 nit lei4ten
8erleBungen.
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Bonn bentl6en 2c5rCrtaa.
grite @ei4GftsiiBung - Oberle6rer
B6ilipp 9uber8' Invertebrates 8e=
ferQt.

Grite 9eiddftsiiBung - Oberle6rer
PbilipP 9uberS' Invertebrates &c
ferat.
Detroit, Mi6., 2. Suli, - DIS
Der prGiioent be5 9eutI8 : amerita=
niI6en 2e6rerbunoes, 9r.@mil 0appz
rid BON Milpaufee, Die erite Sc
f6dftsiiBung er0ffnete, Iagte. er, ooB
felt Dem Sabre 1874, al8 Der erite
2ebrertag in Detroit ituttfano, Die
S9ulOer6dltnii1e in Detroit iid iebr
gu unguniten Oes 8unDe8 .berGnbert
bitten, Gr boffe, baB Der O~iesid6rige
Qebrertag ben AnitOB gu einem I'M
i9pung in bieier 9inii4t gGbe, unO
baB bic beuti6en 8iir9er 9etrOit'8
ben beutI8en ltnterri6t pieoer in ben
@lementari6ulen einfiibren piirOen.
Na8oem 10 bic erI notwithstanding
erDffnet, f8ritt man CUR GrleOigung
Der 3outinegef8dfte, @rnennung Der
Gomite'n, Wa6l Der 8eamten fir Die
gegenpGrtige SagIaBung unO Ser
leIung Der 3uf6riften. 8om Prdtz
benton be8 0eutI9 : amerifdnii4en
gtationul : 8urDeS, Or. 9eramer in
philadelphia, ging Dem 30. 2ebrertag
folgenDes 8lIfpuni6 : Selegramm
3u: Slid auf ben Qe6rern, ben Bill
bungsme6rern."
8on ben CUR 8erle1ung getomme~
men R%eFeraten Der 2e6rer am eriten
SiBung5tage erregte Der 8Ortrag De5
S6erle6rers B6iIipp 6ubers aus GU
gtnap, ooer bielme6r Oef7en nit elmer
8laTe bon % S9iilern DOrgenOmz
meme &atefeIe ba5 metite Snterefe.
Gs mar Die erite, pel6e il uuf einem
Qe6rertage itattgefunOen. Die &tnoer
paren fait iGmmtli3 anglo : ameritaz
nii9er Nbitammung unO tie ipra6en
Ous 9euti9e in eritaunli6 tlurer unO
beutli8er @eiIe aus. 9uber8' Mez
t6ooe lit, baB auer Spru6unterri4t
auf NnI6auung beru6e uno fein 8ort
in ben SprQ6i8aB zines 8inOe5 gez
lange, boB inn ni4t DOrber Dur4 81
l%uItrution begreifli9 gema6t porDen
lei. Die % S6iiler, &inOer i'm Nlz
ter BON flint Biz Ite6en Su6ren, tamen
per Grtra3ug bon SAGINAW unO 4atz
ten elm 8ocabildrium BON ca. So
Deut16en Dorten CUR 8erFigung.
Du6ers Iagte in ieinem Der 8uteGeie
porQu8ge6enoen 3eferat iiber Den On
f6uuunga : unterri9t: n8on Der
g}ot6penoigfsit Der Spra6formen
uno @o~rtbiIoung5 : ~l1ebungen in
3rpeifpra4i8en S6ulen iinO aQe pa
Oagogen iiber3eugt. 6remOipra4ige
&inoer bringen fem Spra6Deritdn0z
nib fir gebrdu8li6e Spra4formen
nit, ME 8inDer beuti6er 4btunft
unO bes6al6 tpir0 cine planmdBige
GinfG6rung in Das @eritdnoniB unO
bic QntpenDung auer Ao4oeutf4en
Spru6f0rmen uno aQer 4rten Der
Nort6iloung geforOert. Die planmdz
Bige 6ormenbiloung lit cine gepOute
Gr3eugung oes Der g&atur abgelauidz
ten 8organge8, bel tpel6em Die am
6GufigIten auftretenben 6ormen ii4
3uer1t unb am iideriten einprGgen."
DIN itdrtiten lit uuf Dem 2e6rerta9
GlepelanO pertreten, Oas cine 9elegaz
tion BON finf3tg geianOt bat. Die
oeuti4e 2e6rerI4aFt Der g~enannten
| G4nht 1Thlt 100 mttnIfphpr
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= Sn Gbicago bat Siegmunb
9ut6mann, 8ice : 9rdfibent Der Gr
9ros : 6du66dnOler : 6irma 9ut6=
mann, Carpenter u. Selling, Selbitz
mOrO Our4 @rI4ieBen begangen. Die
iibrigen MttglieOer Der 6irna ertld>
rem, Nidts iiber iein MotiD fir bic
Shat au pifien.
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6unter M6tsfep.
W. LANAHAN & son. 20 Light:str.
6orburD Gpe : W6isfep.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimore.str.I
&affee - %ungebrannt unb gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO.. 41
E~xchange=Place.
2an6pirt6I9aftli9e @erdt9e unb Sda
mereier.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., $50 N. Pacas
Str.
mebqerz unb Ginma9er : Werf6euge.
J. p. pFEIFFER & son, 900 n. Paca.str.
Sel, 5urbe unb 9las.
c. II. WINKELMANN & CO.. Is ".
Pratt=Str.
Srnamentale 9ra6t : 4rbetten
DUFUR & co. 81 N. Howard=str.
pubz unb MeiBpaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 W.. Balti'
moresStr.
Stiefeln unb S6ube.
carroll ADAMS & CO., % H~owardsstr.
S6iiren, 5eniterra9men, &ouleanr.
FRANK D. wATKINs & CO.. 400 O.
PrattsStr.
Miener 8Gderei.
RICE BROS, 3l2-324 N. Gaysstr.
@aagen unb 3ubeb0r.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1921 LightsstE.
G3fg, 9idels, &raut, Gatiup u. |. 10.
DONALDSON. SCHULTZ & CO.. A
Nord Charles=Str.
Gnbctail=9 cihaftc.
Stamanten unb S4mudia9en.
WELSH BROS, 5 o. BaltimoresStr.
2innenz unb WeiBpadren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. CharlessStr.
M0bel unb Seppi4e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO., 16 w.
Baltimore=Str.
Srieb60fe.
| LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, Office 81
w. Saratoga Str
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Sru1t : gompagnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT co..
Germans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; job McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvert.Str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. 3. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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9anfiers unb Matler.

HAMBLEToN & CO.. 9 Southsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., II SouthsStr'
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON (Est. 1882,
Fayette,Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, E 5. Gals
gertsStr.
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Nu5 0euti6lano.
Die 9suUerreOe 5u Aoc6en.
Seneral %. soc erl1utert nieiclbe in
ctncrSm SDnn abgebaltemcn Sd
tbUltfeu=@ eriammlnug

9ds Bref4ener 8eifpiel finbet Nadz
abmung. = ppInii9e S6uliun=
gen mibban0eln i6ren 2e6rer. -
Mte6r antiprsuBif9e 9emonitra=
tiOnen in 2emberg. - SubiIden
in Der 4ei8sbruderei unb benz
Patsntamt,- 8erliner 8au9anbz
tperter am Strife. = QnI9lag
CUR @riin0ung zines anur6iitiz
i4en 3ufunftsitaates in 8raIi=
lien.
Berlin, 2. Suli. - Ni9t tpeniz
ger Iufie6en, ais bic 4a9ener ReDe
bes &aiiers bonn 10. Sum- erregt i'm
&ei9e cine Dirt Gommentar bd3u,
nel6e 8eneral b. Qoe in elmer &at6pz
liten : 8eriammlung in Bonn gelez
gentli6 elmer &nipra6e Dprtrug. Der
&aiier bate i'm 2aufe ieiner HeOe i'm
3at66auie gu Qa6en II. u. geiagt:
nMit Stol3 unb 5reuoe fam ih ia
gen, DuB Der 6eilige 8ater msinem
Spe5iaI : 8oti9after, Der 1i9 our
5eier Des pGpitli6en SubilGums mad
ROm begeben bat, ertldrte, er babe inn
mer cine bobe Meinung BON Der
5r0mmigfeit Der O<uti9en unb Be-
fonbers Der bsutf6en 4rmee ge6abt.
9er Bapft erfu6te meinen 8oti9afz
ter, fetnem MOnar6en gu fagen, bos
Ganb in europa, ND Sronung uno
9is3iplin nod Oor6erri9en, Oerbuns
ben nit N9tung auf bic Stride, unO
ND bic Stride mod leben f0nne, lei
Das beutf6e &ei6, unb bafir lei Der
pGpitli6e Stu6l Dem Oeuti6en &aiier
DerbunOen."
usber bteie fdtIerli6e &unbgebung
bate ii6, insbeionbere in Der tat6oliz
f6en PreRe bes Qanbes, cine ie6r
lebbafte @r0rterung entpidelt. g5
tpurOe bielfa6 bebauptet, Der 8aiier
babe erflGrt, mad NnIi4t bes beiligen
8aters lei 9euti9lanb bas ein3ige
2anb, in tpelfem Elm 8at6olif ungez
itDrt in Der freien Nusiibung ietne5
8Iau6ens leben t0nne. 9ieier 5iemz
ltd erregten 9olemit bat General
b. 2oe - Der pom Sail Ter erpd6nte
auBerorbentlide 8oti4after bei'm
SubtIGum - Our9 cine rid
6altloie GrflGrung Elm @nbe gema9t.
Der @eneraI iagt ausoriidli4, Der
YapIt babe inn ni9t geiagt, baB
9eutI6lanO nbas ein3ige 2unO" uip.
pdre; nod aud CLAUDE er, @eneral b.
Soc, beB Der &aiier in Qa6en Die
9braie nba5 ein3ige 2unO~ gebrdu6t
babe. Sang enti6teOen a6er," fubr
Der General pDrtlid fort, nfei preuz
BEN be3uglt6 relt91p1er 6rethett 10
fortgei8ritten, nie dnOere @taaten,
uno Der 8atifan ertennt an, OaB bic
SteGung Der fatbolii6en Stride in
9reuBen better iei, ais beiipielspeiIe
in 6rantret4."
Nnf4lieBenO baran erpd6nte Sc
neral b. QOe, baB Der 8atitan freili4
be3iigIi9 Der Oeuti4en &utboliten gez
pifIe @iini6e babe, pelGe er (Oer Sc
neraO benz 8aifer CUR &enntniB ge<
bra9t babe. Sn Der Austragung bic
Ter 6ragen piirOen Die freunoli6en
8e5iebungen 5pii6en Seiner Majeitdt
ltnb benz beiligen Batter einen Di4tiz
gen 6attor 6iloen.
der 2e6rer BON pot
ntf4en Sdu1iungen
-
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2ebensperFderungs : Gompugnien.

MARYLAND LIFE ms, CO., 8 und 10
south.str.; W. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager,
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t.

9as 8eiipieG Der 8ref9enerS 6ulz
iugenO bat in Dem polnii4 : tahubiz
16en 0orfe SuI4fen Bel 8erent i'm
preuBiI4en electromagnetic 9on3ig
cine Na6uhmung gefunOen, tpelde Die
8e60rDen beranlafen biirfte, nit rid
ii6tsloIer Strenge ein3ui4reiten unb
peri6ieDene grempel gu %itatuiren. Sn
jsnem, Elm paar 6unDert ginnobner
5G6lenDen gteite lit es 81 elmer regeIz
re9ten S6ulrebolte gefpmmen. WG6z
reno be5 unterridts CAB pl0Bli4 Der
qrDBte Der &naben bd5 Signal $50,
nun fann'8 Iosgeben!" urD unter GEL
lenDen Hufen brang Die gun5e 8lafe
nit St0den auf ben oeuti9en 2s6rer
8or6ert Elm. f4lug unbarm6er5ig ouf
i'm los unb bei6impfte i'm in Der
unfldt6igiten 8eiie. 8or6ert puroe
I9Iimm 3ugeri6tet uno mar eine3eitz
lang p0Qig fpe6rlos gnoli9 gelang
es inn, einem Der 3angen ben 8niip=
pei gu entreiBen, unD nun ging er
ieinerieits CUR Nttade iiber uno priiz
gelte Die gauge 8anOe CUR Sdulitu6e
6inaus. DAB Die S9iler in Sud-
fen i'm @inDerfdnoniB nit ibren 81
tern bunbelten uno ieoenfaGs 8u0auie
Die pGrm ten Qobfprii4e fir Die Ser
m0belung bes 2ebrers er6ielten, gilt
ben 8e60rben na4 ben Wrei9enerGrz
f~u6rungen uls ii9er, uno 10 iperoen
Die muiter6aften Batter unb Miitter
ii8 iebenfuqs oor 9ert6t gu berantz
nOrten BADEN. Die 3uitdnoe in Der
Sui6fener 8olfsi6ule fpQen f6on
lGngit jeber 8ei6reibung gefpottet baz
ben. Die @iberipenitigteit Der pol
niI9en &inoer na6m INNER frafere
5orrren an, Bis tie nun gu bteiem BET
ipiellofen Sfanbul geoieben lit. Die
9ieIige prefe lit einmiitbig ber4nfi4t,
oaB jebe politif Der Miloe fortan
ausgei9Iofen iein miife, ba lie Qngez
ii4tS FOLDER 5re44eit uno 8rutalitdt
bod nur 5iasto MAIDEN t0nne.
3pungs @r5iebungsdnftalten fir Die
8inbsr unb oas 3u4t6aus fir Die
Gltern bOten bas ein5ige Raoifulmitz
tel, um Oieien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Den elm 3iel 81 ieBen,
PreuBenrefier in 8oz
Ii3ien.
8ie iiber Na9t bier6er t~alegrap6irt
nurOe, Duusrn in 2em6erg, @ali5ien,
Die antipreuBiiden 9emonitratiOnen
fort. Der 6efannte pplnii6e S6riftz
teller Sientiepic5 lit tpegen ieines
nmann6aften @intretens" fir Die
preuBii6en Polen geitern gum GRrenz
birger Der Stabt 2emberg ernnnnt
!pprDsn.
5unf5tg Sabre So1bat.
Der in Berlin lebenbe 9enerallieuz
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltis
mores und CaIvertsStr.
sPERRY, JONES & CO.. Calverts und
FayettesStr.
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e,npfe6fensmert6en sTinalt5-,
gnsros- uno gnoeta't-
@ef6dften.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II SouthsStr.i
J. D. Ferguson. Praes,; Il. B. Wilcox
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore und Liberty=Str.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason Aassi=
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATlo'
NAL BANK, lombard und South9otr.'
Chas. T. Crane. Praes.; Carter u. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hole
IidaysStr. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS mas
TIONAL BANK, HowardE una Gers
man.Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes';
Wilson Keyser. Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, Il N. Eu'
taw.Str.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes';
". Marriott, Kassirer.
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Mttien, Obligationen unb ganmtpOue.
LoWNDEs & REDWOOD. Stock Exchange
Fl. u. BACHMAN & CO., 206-2l2 Equitaa
BILE Building.
GUSTAvUS ODER, Is South=Str.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO.. 2Ol
OstsGerman=Str.
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SnbuFrtal : 8erfi4erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
FayettezStr. .
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8ummt : 8Ieiber, Madintpi9es nftp.
G.. A. ZIRKEL & CO., 70 o.. Pratt Str.

s~yenferg1as, Sldf9en unb &Drfe.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. 100 Hanovera
Str.
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f5euer : 8erii9erungs : Qgenten.
ROYAL ms. CO.. Sun Building.
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8le9z unb emaiQirte Stahlpadrerl
NATIONAL ENAMELING 4 STAMPING
CO., log Hanover=Str
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Sro9uenz5Gnbler.
GILPIN. LANGDoN & CO., sOO-sO2 W.
Lombard=Str.
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Evening star., 1902-03-08
Snow Drift Forms.

From Scribners Magazine.
On q good drift-making day the snow
comes not in the star-shaped flakes that
look 50 pretty when portrayed on page Of
the dictionary but in small pellets. These
pellets are In shape like tiny white foot
balls usually, and they come rolling and
tumbling down-wind as II they had been
kicked for fair by the halfback gods of
the gale! And yet while they roll and tum-
BILE and bound they find lodging places, and
as the idler gazes he sees them pile up In
q wall on the crest Of the road cut. Higher
and higher grows the pile, forming at first
a vertical wall, but before this has risen
three inches it is seen to overhang the
gulch.
Though round and easily rolled. these
pellets in some way fit to each other as
bricks would, until the overhang is perhaps
q fifth as great as the elevation Of the wall.
and then, marvellous and impossible as IL
would seem to the unaccustomed observer.
q lip forms on the crest of the wall. and
soon 1t begins to droop and hang down.
Wider and longer 1t grows. farther and
cisely like the lip formed on a huge wave
when it breaks on shoal water beach.
Lips that are ten feet wide and hang down
three feet, clear of all, though but six or
eight inches thick where they join the chin
Of the wall, are not uncommon. By what
magic Is It that these frozen. oblong pellets
that go bounding along as merrily as foot
balls form into such a shape as that? OF
course. II the storm continues time usu
ally comes when the lips break of because
Of their great weight. And then no new lip
forms to replace the lost one. The snow
merely drops over into the lee Of the wall
and gradually fills the cutting.
Evening star., 1902-03-08
ONE ITALIAN DEFECT.
The Failure Of the Race to Succeed in
American Politics.

0IucI1Cdu 1O1lL1CS.
From the New York Sun
Despite the very large increase in the
number Of Italian voters in the city Of New
YORK In recent years. their great adapta-
bility to American methods of business
and their well-known clanishness, there
is now no Italian in any effective office,
ana though repeatedly, and especially in
the second and sixth assembly districts
Italians have been nominated. they have
almost invariably been defeated. It is also
true that In proportion to their numbers
Italians do not occupy very prominent
place In public affairs here.
The reason for this condition Of affairs
politicians find In the fact that the ability
to make concessions, to give and take,
iticians OF New York. They have petty
Iactional controversies which do much to
dlsslpate their strength. Thus in the second
assembly district. which includes the sixth
ians, known as the Sicilians and the Nea-
polftans The candidate of one is invariably
opposed In the colony by the other. In dis
rlcts where the northern Italians. particu-
iarly the Piedmontese, abound, they refuse
to fraternize with the southern italians,
noldlng that the latter are Intellectually
their interiors. Provincial disputes and
even township controversies separate Ital-
!shs III NeW YORK and StAnd In the way OF
the solidarity which other foreign-born con-
Indispensable. at least a great aid to sue
cess IN politics. whether the younger gen.
GRAFTON Of Italians horn in this city will
oe better politicians ts question which re-
mains to be determined, but that tho local
Italians have learned little Of the skill and
shrewdness OF the Irish leaders in tho
wards In which they have superseded them
Is made apparent Whenever there 10 q pri-
mary contest and election q social or pOlit-
icaI function, club meeting or q sidewalk
debate. j
Evening star., 1902-03-08
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.


Leave Washington, New Jersey ave- and G Ut.
Chicago and Northwest, s1o:45 m, s6:2O pm.
Cincinnati st. Louis and Louisville, 80 :O5 a. n..
'2 Al a., "I:1e night.
Pittsburx and Cleveland. '1o:i5 an, $50 pm.
and 1900 nignt
Colambus and Wheeling, '62O pm.
Winchester. 1s:SS am, ID As and t5:30 pm.
Inray, % AS pm.
Annapolis. f7:i5. 1890, ts:s5. t11:55 an. .5:ss
pm
Frederick. 1888. $780, f1o:45 an. s1:15. t4:so
fo:.u pm
Hagcrstown, t19:o5 am and 1890 p.m.
Boyd ard way points. fS:35 5000 am, 81 rs
f4:"0. is 80, Sl0:f5, i'll 80 pm.
Gaitbersbars and way points 1888. 5000 a.m...
f'25p sl:lb. taco fi:30. 'o:ou. $3.50, fT:O5,
/. %, siO:l6, iii 80 Pm.
Washington Junc tioG snd way points rs :35 300
an kl:i3. 4:S0. 1880 pm
FsItimore. week days, x3:oo, SEQ. 80 xI:00.
xT:i5. 1880. S:35. 30 sfC:o0, II :55 an,
12 80 room, xi ::5. xS:tl II Co X 80. 4:35. 1905
xa:So. x6:2o 63o. $500. yo:o0, XII 30. IL 30 pm
Sundays, x3:0c. x7:o5. xT:l5. $50. 19:00 a m.
ale:3u. l:15. x3:0n. 1880, 1908. ~ :35 $3.50,
1880 xiJ:O0, Ill 80. xil :35 pm.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. Boston and
The east. % 90 1:05 tdner). 1890 baffen, 5000
tdiner), fi0:o0 tdiner) m, "l23o tdner}. 1900
t"tuyal Limited diner. t4:00 bufeD. 'b:O6
tdi1erl 500 and 'l1:3o pm tSleeping open
at 1850 o'clock).
Pullman all day trains.
Atlantic City. "I2:S0 noon.
'Daily. fExcept Sunday. sSunday only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
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New, York and 18th street and at station.