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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

Better than gold-like it in color
Hamlin's Wizard Oil, which cures
rheumatism, Neuralgia, and every
pain. soc.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

When a man begins to back down
yon may know he's about ready to
give up
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

Judge: Mrs. Won Blumer-The min
lister preached h most touching ser
mon I ever heard. Won Blumer-How
much did he raise?
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09
PILES .s svsss FREE
Cured Never To Return.

A boon to sufferers. Acts like magic.
In reach of everybody. A home treat
ment that can be handled to perfec-
ton in the most humble home. Why
suffer so long when you can find out
how to be cured at home by address
ing Loudon Pile Cure Co., Cordova, 18th
& Penn, Kansas City MO.
Please mention this paper.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

Hat dealers buy principally from the
English and Italian markets. England
furnishes stiff and Italy soft hats.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09
CURIOUS FACTS.

A Turk holds that the day begins
exactly at sunset. At that time he
sets his clocks and watches at the
hour of twelve. A watch which could
run for weeks without gaining or los
ing a minute would be Of no special
value to the Turk.
In Gettysburg park there are about
500 monuments. In addition to this
patriotic ornamentation there are 225
mounted cannon and ove 200 monu-
mental tablets.
Fish powder is the very latest addi-
ton to the list of foods, and it is said
by physicians to be the best and most
nutritive food product in condensed
form that has been discovered. It can
be made in the home with very little
trouble and expense. Any kind Of
fresh fish will do. First steam them
in their own moisture, then, after cool
ing and drying the mass obtained, ex-
pose it to the air for a short time. The
next step is to shred the fish and then
treat 1T to a bath of alcohol and citric
acid, that all fat, glue and mineral
matter may be removed. After dry
ing, it must again be boiled, dried
and ground. The result is a kline Of
meal or -four, which can be utilized in
a great variety of ways, as, for in
stance, mixing in soups frying oysters
and making omelets. The -four has
neither taste nor smell, and it will
keep Indefinitely.
There is a cave on the Jorend fjiord,
Norway, from which at every change
of the weather flashes Of lightning
issue.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

Among the things that are bound to
turn Up, sooner or later, are your toes.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

Even a copper" may be as bright
as a dollar.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

The flower of a young widows youth
is seldom choked out by her weeds.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1902-01-09

are girls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
GrDBer ais ie 5uDOr.
Die bsrtli5sR
zsIT@Hl1ort DepOit nnO DettrrtOn

Grfurfontn Der n.u. 9ampfsr uSusqusbanna.H
Grobe 6otels in 8ttterton.- Die erobsH 9ridsn,
bic 9erqe; maltrii5t 6tsHsvis'n am Susaustannas
RiSsr; srbabsns fernF6ten auf Der ean3tn Gabrt.
Gtttsrton III Elm erobartigtr Qlab.
Der fsinfs augilug BON Der etabt aus ieSen
Sieufae, SonRerfas une g m t Q
nm L ubr Ra9mittaes. Iidtunft un Ill n6r
abeH6s. 6onRtass g nm ubr @Ormittags.
euftuait ,um rhr 4beuos
ginste soc gla6l,eiten soc.
9ssinnsae am II. SuHi
(Juut7 S&S-l
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NRarnldnner ehu1e fir snnhs

@sr S5 Rurius Der morpldnSsr e6ule filr Sdu.
be beqinnt am II. SEPTEMBER. Siefes Ia cine
eouftikonslois Gdult fir taubs sinD.r unb iuno,
aeute. unb iOlbs, osrtn 6tb6r 70 maueslboft IT,
bab ibr geiu6 Der SfftHtfi6tnS8uIsn ausetf5loTsu
~ 9nttioe 2sbrsr fir Reoens une 2ippeu.Qez
Zen. Btt5fieung uub untsrri6t
Irei fir Ularpl6nosr S3iltr. Geihnbefs 2aoe
speoeu Qufnobme obsr 4usiuHft tpsnSs man fa
an gbas -. Glp. sriHaipol SrtOuid, M6.
(4uq1l. TaO, 81, ,1Rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
s. Way-Down.the-Bay

uue GboptanfssRior GTfarFonsn, $50 Teiltn,
5al,tuaier ben eanlsn Gag 2tbsnsretter fir sleine
einber, 6uHosrte bon Rranf,n cur1 oieit aug=
filge pi.btr brotf,lIt: Der prd5tioe uno p0puldre
Oampfsr .Gmma Giles isoen SieRfas uno
Osunerfa nm ubr gsrm., RR6tunft um
10 llbr @bsnss. Gilts soc.
laaai7. .S&S9
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Wft. CT. Spiephs=Gpuea.

stuoiensRurius Rlaifi4sr. Dihsni6aitIit,tr uns
touimdnntiter llntrri6t erinpIi6sr unterriSt in
her beutibtn 6pra5e. - Bsoinoungtn: sg0arpTss
rro s,iiiou bou iiuf DloHatsn $115. Stuoitn
staiuuen am D 0ieaitae, ben 3 September 1902
mau aorsifrt:
Bruesr 5cffpb. Dirsftor.
Citation ., Galtmsre Ord.
easal0s asf gztaRstR. fSaiilL LaRtz6sl
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s[@HSie Bon<Ton guu3en Gag
SEnmilirnz6rfurjiDnen mad

MnnappliS- S--titS- 0Seit 9iber.
QnnaSoIis if in uuisrem etuat, elm qunft BON
gr0bt,m Sutsrtfs ospOrotu; MilOusH Don Sol'
lars perosn fAr Die Glotttu=Qfaosmis, oas Stduts'
Sebdaos uHo anoere auloesu Oerdugoubt (uHo banH
bisis bsrt6rttn p9spileD Grabs!@. Damn Die
tDeibf6pftgtn @tnsn TiIbt Die Gai biuuntcr rolls
len, @efsSi0sr, galsspias, GbaltspOint, SbabDs
SpDs, nd uuf TtiIsn sritrsdcnOs 9Osirbduier uno
nisOries Qrsiis; psbe Rrsbi., Gii4s unb @etliis
gel fa1n bic SafsI; erObs Scsntrit'n on BEN
eauSuHgspldssn, uHO baRR Oos bur4 bic Sttluft
r.euett @pbL6sfinosu
Der pcpuldre SGmpfsr g m m o giIesE
i.osH gt On q, Witt 10 d, 8 Grtitag um
8 u6r 9prmittuos, 5Ountass um 10 uhr
0Ormittues. Gtffunft s tlbr @btubs.
9ltts 80 Gents. am l6. SUM- bseinHtnO
(Suni7, ,T&S-
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Die S6niain oer Ansfiige.
Nebubutb.

Gape MG1--Hehnbptb.
g9rrNiobrt Cape Uop Rebobotb
e-o;;"a'SsiG,t .........$3.7 $500
Sr,itoo. 6amftas bis 9isnitug.. 2.75 %.25
Si,nfde ROnn,ritae u 6amta9
fnur iir tintn 5ag eIltg1.... 1.75 1.6O
S(ompfsr Der sGustH aRnF5 SabH Co. berlaiz
i,1 sli,r Tr 10, 2isbts6traBs, tiglb, (ausgsnouts
r,,u samtags aR0 SOnHtGs5) Z Born. uHO SIS
Psdm 6amitags 8orm. uuO 2 Raam.; eonus
taag 815 Born. 6ps1ialEeoOt 0erIdbt Gopt DtaD
gloutaog $50 gorm., oHl5IiebsHO in 9tpes an
Esn Grsr,bjue pou RsoObotb nap Baltimore.
IH,,n,k 9nlt S&El
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Baltimore Ohio Snhn Bulletin.
25-Saltimure nab 5rreerif, 5agerss
torpn, &eerpsptne (AEttetam).- 5arper's
Terrp, NG Gdrtinsburg 9Sindbciter utb sus
rid, am SouHtal, OtH II. Septmbtr Ser
Spcjai3ug pcr!dBt Den Mount &opals s@abuboi
ll6r 9oruttaas. Gamoen=8atnbof 7.15
9ormittags.
SI.25 BON Baltimore nn9 9afbiustnn uHb
3urid ieOsn Samtdq unb Sonntdg, tir Die
Rididbrt uur AMI iOld:n 3agIn giItig, Die
nab Dem 75a6rplan am SoHHtaG UNI ooer por
Mitteruad)t BON gpaibingtOu abfabreu. @le
3iqe ben rGopaI Himiteo4 nusgenommen.
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AlarpIdnDer Staats- NurmakS6


@altimore, Uib., ben Is. ausuf 1902
Sie 6erbifsSsiFpn ssginHt am SisHHas, otn ..
erbttmSer 1902. gsus E5iiir miiien an 9. 6eps
ttutbsr reaittrirt D.rbsn. 9rhtuHetn fnr AnIHeems
unb aef5roeruno ON g., l0.. Il, IL. uno IL. Sep<
TENDER. Die Ssrmiruns Der 9laFtu, iODts rss'!'
mabio. Rteitotion.n uno gOrlsiuusen beginner an
Montaa, Den l5 Septtnber.
Stiler tpsrbeu nibt in bic mtttlsren Rlonsn
aufuenumusu, 6eDsr Oisit.ben bic ertoroerhn Sfns
funa.n ON Hen ub,u eeROuntsn 1aotn iuir't@n'
tteuene bgtonetn baben.
Giemsntars unp afdeemtfdtes Dspdrftmenf.
Die Glsmsntars uno dtaosmiiGeu SeparteHents
fno ttr BEN uHtsrri6t uHp ole 6sranbtouH9 pon
Sd1hleru i'm Utter ron Bis l6 Sabren, lOplt Inr
bic SOrb.rstung sum Gintrti in oas HornIdl'Oss
partsment boI1ghG ousetfattet.
Sts rtsuldren 2tbrer sptroen BON ben 9roFeHorsn
oes R0rmali0tpartem.nts in Bbpff, Gbemie, Po'
tonf, HdtuTtuHoe uno in onoertn unttrrihtss
Gd6ern urftritlst, ie Ha5 gtrfueuns Dss 1riHsis
pals Der 6taats s=RsrmuIidult.
Sit eerbfgeeifon beeinut am Routaq, ben
IS. 6ept,mbsr.
8s9tn ndbsrsr Gustunit uno RatoIoqs. tp.ues
man ii5 an
q. .. @rettpman,
utatpsanor StoatssRptmaIihuls,
(25-Sl Baltimore. gt0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

ftianid llnioerTitGt" 6eoa6t norben,
oarunter limb Die 2oros &el0in unb
GapleiQ6 uno 9rof. Simon g(eDcom6
pon Der nSSobn8 9optins' ltniberTtddt"
in Baltimore, U}D.
6rieoIt6 gei9li3tet.
0Dtp b anna, 6. Sept. = Der
japaniTGe &reu3er ,5otu6i6o" lift
pon Der M}arcusz5n7el bier6er 3uriids
gete6rt. Gr fanO Den ameritaniI6en
GapitGn 3D7e6iQ bort, beri6tet a6er,
baB aGe S6pieri8teiten frieoIi9 beis
geIegt pDroen iinO. 8oie6iu bate
BON Der 6errenIoien Syniel DOR etipa
13 Sa9ren i'm g}dmen Der Ser. Staas
ten 8eiiB ergriffen, aber OerIGumt, ben
geIeBlihen 8DrI6riften nah3ufontz
men, Del6e ibm ben S6uB Der Ser.
Stuuten bet 2lu8beutung Der 8uunoz
Eager uuf Der synTel geii9ert bGtten,
Die $500 Nletlen lpsitli6 DDn 6ono=
lulu uno etlpa 1000 Nieilen iuDDitli9
BON bier belegen lit. Sn5Dii9en maz
rem audi SSapaner uuf Der Sn7el geldnz
bet unD 6atten cine 8eIiBergreifung
Dorqenommen, meI6e bic iapuniI9e
3egierung unteritijBt. 2(uf Die 0iels
Dung bin, GdpitGn &oiebi1 iei neuerz
bing5 nit elmer bepaffneten N}dnnz
i9aft ppn 6onoIulu nuh Der W}arcuSz
Sniel aufgebroden, entIanOte bic iaz
pani76e 8egierun9 ben &reu3er sos
ta6ibo," peI6er nun meloet, I4e5 lei
frieolih 6eigelegt.
g 4nar3e8 Roub8eftnO 3 el.
&upftabt, 6. Sept. - Seit 8ez
enoigunq De8 8oerentriages 3ie6en 60
9amaraz9}eger unter 6U6rung be5
&affern=6duptling8 9(OtbDrit pliins
oerno i'm OraniesGiperz36aIe um6er.
8egenpdrttg ite6t Die f4par3e 9fduz
6erbanoe in Der RGbe Der 8ren3e bOn
0eutI6=Ofafrita. @on britii6er II.
oeutIter Seite tper0en GrpeOitiOnen
5ur @infangung Der &erle au8geriiitet.
@ 6merer unfall.
@lu5gop, 6. September - SSSSn
Der GenfieIoItroBe ipurOe Elm Stra=
Ben6u6nnoggon uncontrolirbor unb
fu6r in Die an eirer &reu3ung mar
tenoen @aggpnS 6inein. @iner berz
fel5en puroe in cine @ert7tatt btnz
elm getrieben. 3pan3ig Pafugiere
purben mebr DOer meniger f4ner
berleBt.
U}orb unb 6eIbftmorb.
Qon0on, 6. Sept. - Sine 8iez
ner 9epeI6e an bic o0ail0 G6ronicle"
6ringt g2G6ere5 ii6er ben tragiT8en
Sob zines un8ariThen S6aufpielers
8uares, Der am IeBten 0}ittDo6 in
Samo8 llibar unter feniattOneQen
ltmitdnOen erfoIgte.
Sulia 9atuD un0 SuIiu5 8arbos
paren nit eindnoer berlpbt gelpeien,
GrIterer bate a6er pte 8erlo6ung
riidgGngig gemodt. 2lm Y}ittpO4
traten lie gemeiniam in etnem @tiide
uuF, in nel6em bic graut auf i6ren
ungetreuen 2ie66a6er gu id6ieBen batz
te. Sri. Patup ItO lire 9iitOle i4arf
unO idoB 8orOO5 ouf OfFener Scene
ii6er ben 9aufen. Der 9Orbang fieL
iofort, aber bereit8 Die eriten 3ui4aus
er, pel6e auf Die 8ii6ne eiIten FAM
ben audi bic W}6rberin toot. Sic Bate
ft8 bic 4ul5aOern Our6iAnitten.
gOGttif f6e @efungene ent1
fIte6en.
&tep, 6. Septem6er. - DIS beus
te 0}ittag Die @efongenen i'm bieiigen
@efdngniB i6re re8elmdBige 6retz
ftunbe gum Spa3iergang i'm 8efdngz
niB6ofe batten, mari elmer oerielben
Dem 8a6tpo1ten Elm Stijd 3eug iiber
ben &oPf, un0 3p6lf politiide Sc
fungene entpiI6ten. 8ier itnO bt5
ieBt nt6t pieOer eingefongen Doroen.
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Treitaa, ben 12. September 1902,
Oarfep~ = afr AT Ger GarforO> RoaO.

l ubr-Sc0;iEung DIS Sets.
r2Imcrjoa". "......9 9rof. gBjutsr's MilitdrzGaptlt
200-@iajug Der 9cttran,n oes otutib=fpaB0Fib den
&ricg,5. gluii5iagtn Des Qa8trs unO 4OittUz
ir:1tU. uRrttQcrbuuD pOn Baltimore
230-Gmpfaug Der l9aiienftnOer.
300-@eginn Des 9rcisttgtlns unO Qrsi5ibieBens
uuO Der GanI Dtuiif, 8tluiiguugeu fir &iuz
OGr, GaipcritzIbNter etc.
330-lururiibe 8Orfclung:u Ocs p@srmaniaz
GurHurtjusD unO pQOcuit=E EOiut=EurEUrsns1
4l5-n0q gjcO pom Steru;nbauHer1. .&aptae
43O-r rSrgtsgsilug Der Stuti6eu" DON Abt
a2rion=Gsi sidHloerein'
445-fctrsOt 9otor 9uliu5 9ouaun
530-rSds Ocutibe &ieO' BON 5lbbtUosr
rArOnsGei ongprcin"
gNiD Gouutr0 'tis o. Sbtt". .R1pelle
6O0-rarriabrt tines i1pdbiidJtH 0attOd3t;rs," Z"
@Ori;uung Oe5 gSdbuabtns9crcus".
630-9rof ). Zapjs' &apcrlez<bc0tcr.
7O0-8tiangsportrdg Der 0uDticnOcn @eiaHgDercint
90O-lreis " ;rtbetiuug.
93J-GOltsllSOtr tStdH H80eFClHS
SbluB!l5O: pU}arDlanO, ElD NllrDaHO".
Sau3= NM Dtari3zDtuit uRttr Ge!tuug pOn
9rof .. y. Stei nwulO.
Spbu xidrfs, 8rdiioeut
(2l9-5O.3) & q. NJ. SdolB, Setr.
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GtufaGe Tahrt nur $1.O0.

RuRorsiis Sinhe. Radfubrt auf Der sSdlti'
more SbiS gabnH BON 9biIlsslpbiu $3.50.
Sur6lauf,ubs Giusts nab atlortic Gitp uno
surad per gost 1915 obsr gam per 9abn, Is
Sage eaItiu. $3.50. Gsrnsr eur6Iaufsnos Bills
Iste mad Reps9Ori. aane Brand, agburp=eari,
cine Ribtuus 81 90, Ruubrtiis So 90; Cape
Wdo, Runbrsiis $4.OO, giGtts Ium gsrfauf i'm
Bdrtuu, ferusr bel albauGbs, Rr. Is, Rorbs
GbarlssFrabs, mad @lbnnp 9vpp. 6dratosas
Springs. Bottom. 6oGsRiSsr, RsENort, 9etDza9as
ben (Gt), 9srtlane (Tlains) uno 4unftsn noros
lid bon Der Bsrftt an aisbts unO Aratts5trnbs.
6pssitat eabrprsiir fir sOHntassi4AIsu. gsrsins
unb eroBs 9deni5oft.n e6rsibt nlS.H 9dHis
pblst. 9a9tsSompisr tdqli9, ausaeHsmmsN SonHs
tags. Ssds6abrprsis 81 so
GIarenee Sbrtper. assut. Nr. 204, stabtsses'
C6STuS-l
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G;(onbte, ibr Soil fet bpffuunasluS.

M}aQ es 3uFou, Slid o0er 8eI4tdz
lt6teit Iein, bic 86at7a6e ite6t ieOens
fau5 fet, boB Der cine 2(r3t 9eilunz
Qen er3ielt, ND onDere erfolglos IinO.
Sin 8ei1pieG 6ierfir Iiegt in bem Safe
bon S5rau Gli3a6et6 GOle, Die in 9tr.
2OO3, 0aIbroot 2tDenue, no6nt.
6eit fiinf3e6n M(onQten lttt 1ie an els
nem @e16piir i'm DIRE, cine 5oIga
Der @rippe. ObgIei4 Iie pGbrenO Oiez
Ter 3eit unter Gr3tli6er 8e6anOlung
itan6, entlub bas DIR cine iibelries
6enbe W}aterie, unb Die bur9 ba8 2etz
ben berurIa6ten S6pinOelanfdlle II.
56mer3en naren fat unertrdgIi4.
S9IieBlih purOe t6r geIagt, i3r San
lei un6eil6ur, un0 man ii6erlieB iie Der
8er3peiFlung in Der @oruu85i3t, Elm
elenOe8 Qe6en bis gum gn0e gu fii6z
rem. Syn bie1em 3uitanbe begub ii4
SFruu Sole in Die 8e6unOlung be8 Or.
6artleD, be5 Spe3tali3ten fir g}aIenz,
Sbren1 InO Qdlslet0en, m y(r. OIL,
Nprbz9acazStroBe, auf 0eFen 6emerz
ten5nert6e &uren iie oufmertiom ges
mu6t porben mar. g}a8 elmer 8ez
6unolung Don penigen Wtonoten mar
ba5 @eTdpiir ge6eilt, Der Qu5fluB
60rte auf unb i6r aLlgemeiner 8ez
funD6eit83uTtan0 beferte it4. 6ruu
Cole 1T ieBt i'm StanOe, i6re tGgli6eH
2(rbeiten o6ne 8eI6nerOen auS3ufit9z
rem. sic emPfie6It Or. 9artlep aus
pollem Ser3en QlGen, Die nit etnem
G6nli6en 2eiOen, nie ba5 ibrige, be-
6aftet iinO, un0 Iie iit ii6er5eugt, bag
fie i6r 2eben ieiner @ei4idli6teit unS
SurIorge perDantt. (249,5O
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- - 0a0 philadelphia
! 8 ubr gOrmittass,

hS uDr Sormiff69es
lbsr bic GritsionsQinie mad 9biIaDslpbia fabrsn
tdoli5 uno 6onntacs onbalttuD in Sttttrton UNI
Gbttsr. Da, R,pcahl,, Sel., NIT &niblub an
GrOGtpseini: mad aB;ImingtOH, SsI. S1Htlb' Boot
berIdbt 9bi.aotIpbia tdalib uHe 6OnHtags um 10
ubr Moreens.
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Slt Oct @na0en(ontte.
3Uitig GoparS trinft Shce bel 9ln:
Sretu Garncgic.

Die Nneritaner in 9eut16lanb perz
. ben Dem 8aiferpaure 0Orgefte1t.
-9rof. 8ir4op fpirb aIs G6renz
biirger 8erIin's beerDigt.-9rin5
6aBfelbt pegen gu i4ne1en SAB
ren5 bsitraft.-gine 8ei6rei6ung
BON NeuoeutI9lanb. - Die Gonz
feren3 Der 8oerenz@enerGle reIulz
tatIOs berlaufen. - gepegung Der
ameritanif6en @6iffs in europdi=
I4en gepdiiern. = prieiter in
Grontreid geriiffelt.
QOnbOn, 6. September. - &0z
mig gbnaro beIu8te 6eute g}Q4mitz
tag 21nbrep Carnegie unb Sgrau. 80z
mig @Onarb fu6r in 8eglettung beS
!6er3Dgs BON Sut6erlanb, bes Wfarz
quis BON SoreraI, bes portugieiii6en
@efanbten, unb bes @eneralpoitneiz
tiers 2luitin Chamberlain in einem
M}Otorpagen na8 9ornof, Sut6erz
lunbf6ire, S6ottlanb. Seine W}ajez
itGt fu6r BON @ol5bie iiber Stiboz
Gaitle, no er Die Garnegies beIu6te,
unO fubr bonn na9 9ornpfzStution.
Ser &0nig bate Elm febr gute5 2(usz
fe6en. 9te Garnegie5 paren geitern
Die @dfte bes &0nigS unb Der &0nigin
bei'm Sbee i'm G9Ioffe 9unrobin, an
Dem au4 Der 8otI6after G6oate unb
Satin, 6r. Sas. 8rbce unD Satin,
Sir 8oIter Softer unb 2abD, 6r.
9arr2 @6itefieIO unb 5rau unb On
bere t6eilnabmen. 6euts nabm Der
&0nig nit ieinem @efoIge ben 8bee
Bel Carnegie Elm, Gr fubr bur6 ben
8arten unO briidte feline lleberra=
f4ung iiber Die Qtttruttipnen bpn
SftbOzGa5tGe aus.
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Evening journal., 1902-08-11
SOLDIERS ATTACK HOTEL KEEPER
BOmbarding Armstrong; Hotel Until Their
Ammunition Gives Oat

Delaware City, Aug. 11.-There was
a small-sized battle Saturday night be-
tween Proprietor Armstrong, Of the
hotel at Delaware City. and crowd Of
soldiers from Fort DUPONT. The party
of soldiers became so boisterous that
Mr.. Armstrong put them out Of the
hotsl.
The soldiers returned, and stormed
the door, when Mrs. Armstrong remon-
strated with them. without avail. She
called her husband, and, after some
parleying, he fired a load of shot at the
men, who promptly returned the fire.
Boarders coming 10 Armstrong; res
cue. a lively interchange Of shots was
kept up until the soldiers ran short OF
ammunition. when they returned to
the fort. No one was hurt. Citizens
are talking of forming a Vigilance
Committee to keep the soldiers out OF
town after 9 o'clock at night
Evening journal., 1902-08-11
WAGONS BLOCK THE STREET
Would Prove Serious in Case Of 4 Fire
Alarm

The freight car on the Wilmington,
New Castle and Delaware City railway
line stops at the company's freight sta
tion. at Third and French streets,
every morning TO unload and load ma
terial for this city and down State
points. Wagons have TO back up to
the car and this blocks the entire
square. Teams cannot get past for a
while. and the whole street between
Third and Fourth streets is one mass
OF horses and wagons.
The house of the Washington Fire
Engine Company is on the square and
If an alarm OF fire should be struck
about that time. It would be almost i'm
possible for the engines and carriages
to get out. At the least the wagons
would cause a delay that might be seri-
Gus.
The firemen think the railway COM
pany should find another place for
its freight station, and choose one
which is situated on a street which Is
less used.
Evening journal., 1902-08-11
OLD DELAWARE WITHOUT
A MILITARY INSTRUCTOR
Trustees Ask Government 10 Recall
Captain Avis and II Fails to-
Name Ills Successor

Captain Avis. professor of military
tactics at Delaware College, has beee
recalled by the Government officials in
Washington, and it is possible that the
institution will find itself without an
instructor in that branch of learning
Captain Avis was sent to Delaware
College by the Government, which
paid his salary as military instructor
there. He also occupied last college
term. the chair of mathematics, for
which service he was paid $500 by. the
trustees of the college. The captain
asked the trustees for an increase of
salary as professor of mathematics,
and also offered to take the department
of English. made vacant by the resig-
nation of Professor Vallandigham
The college trustees declined to in
crease the salary of Captain Avis. or
to accept his offer to become insruc-
tor in English, whereupon he resigned
as teacher Of mathematics.
This action on the part OF Captain
Avis incensed the trustees, and they
accepted his resignation as both in
structor in mathematics and military
tactics-the latter with which they
had nothing to dO-and they wrote to
the officials in Washington demanding
his recall. They decided upon a man
whom they would like to become his
successor, and also advised the Gov
ernment of their wish in that respect.
The Washington officials accordingly
have recalled Captain Avis, but they
have not appointed anyone to become
his successor as professor in military
tactics. and there is no indication that
they intend to do so. As matters now
stand, the college is without iRstruc-
tions in English, mathematics and
military tactics The first two vacan-
cies may be easily filled, but when il
comes to the last-why, that is an
other story.
Evening journal., 1902-08-11
ROYAL GIFT OF
KING EDWARD
Presents Osborne House to
England As Memorial
TO Be OPENED TO TUE PUBLIC
With Exception Of Rooms Occupied
by Late Queen, Will be Used As
COnVaIeScent Home
TO Be OPENED TO TUE PUBLIC

London. Aug. liking Edward has
signalized his coronation in a mem
orable manner by the muniicent gift
to the nation OF Osborne House. one
of the favorite residences OF the late
Queen Victoria.
The gift is made in the following
message to his people, addressed to
Prime Minister Baliour. For reasons
apparent in the document itself, his
majesty makes his intention public:
buckingham Palace. Coronation
Day. 1902 Under the will OF the
kings much lamented mother. the Os-
borne House estate is. as Mr. Balfour
Is aware. the private estate of the
sovereign Having to spend a con
siderable part OF the year in the capi-
tai of this kingdom and in its neigh
borhood. at Windosr, and having also
strong home ties in the county OF
Norfolk. which have existed now for
nearly 40 years, the king feels he will
be unable TO make adequate use OF
Osborne House as a royal residence
anu nc GlikA QlAElfs nus utAHllllutN
to offer the property in the Isle of
Wight as a gift to the nation. AS
Osborne House is sacred to the Nom
ory of the late queen it is the kings
wish that. with the exception of those
apartments which were in the per
sonal occupation of her majesty, his
people shall always have access tc
the house, which must ever be asso
ciated with her beloved name. AS re
CARDS the rest of the building, the
king hopes it may be devoted to ma
tional purposes and be converted in
to a convalescent home for officer.
of the navy and army whose healtl
has been impaired in rendering ser
vice to their country
"If. in order to give full legal eff
feet to the kings wishes. it is fount
that application to parliament b.
necessary. the king trusts that Mr
Baifour viii see that the necessary
steps are in due course taken"