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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

idpierig", iaste gliot, niest, mo- id
Cure @iinibe peritebe; aber m Sc.
@eael berufen Sieienieen bieIer
9arren, Die bobe Staatsbeamten All
@erpanbten baben, iid ouf bieleu
umitano unb fommen bann unbebel.
Iigt bur6."
"Sieb au, oaB 9u Seinen auf.
traa idneQ erleoigit", berieste Der
anoere, OH reidlider @elobnnns iol
es nibt feblen."
~@nt, gut, Mpl -, Cir, ponte id
iaaen; aber gut ding min @eile ia.
ben. Gs lit oft i6tpierig, bieie Siifie
aus ibrem 8eiiel 5u treiben, ober es
miro gemadt, barauf f0nnt Sbr gud
berlafien."
~Iber id iage Dir, iG fam ltnt
mill nidt warten", COB ser 9eiu6er
leile nno ungeoulbig Suriif. uSaii
9n lie genuBt, mas es beibt, mad
Ga6e an oiirifen2"
~@epiB, eeptB", nidte eliot, unb
Elm 3ng teuflii6er 8osbeit glitt uber
iein fables @eiidt.
~Oann peritebit Oh audi, DAB es
iofort geideben mub, nno baB if
Gid Damn reidli6 be5able, aber ieoer
Iuflfub lit perb1neniBpoa."
~Sh iibernebm's", perleste Gliot
nod fur5em 8eiinnen NIT baitigem
Niden.
Ser Srenoe mar i'm geeriff, iid
fpieOer az entfernen, OILS Der @irtb,
Der Den 8ait, Der nidts per5ebrte
lrno obenorein einen an6ern eine
2eitlang BON bieiem l0bliden Tbun
obbielt, nibt aus benz @rlge aelai,
len, beranfam iuo rtef: .Se, 2eiit.
diem, 10 trennt man ii6 bier nidt,
obne porber meinen slten @ein Al,
brobieren! On trintit bod 9einem
Greunoe ems 5u?" reoete er Den
Sremoen pertrauli6 on.
Sieier fubr einen &ugenblid nib.
beranilgt auf; Dos BatriSierbIut
reate iid, baB Der @irtb ibn uno Den
ldmlkigen S6urfen obne @eiteres
5nidmmenparf aber er fGmpite Die
Derdhtlifen unb Sorntgen @orte, oie
ibm bereits ibon auf ben &ippeu
lhpebten, pieber binab uno berieste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

bier In oieiem Sailie, in meinem
SaltIe! @er tits @eib? - So Oh
mfrs nift gleid iagit, toote id Did
bier 81 meinen Siibenl" = Gr batte
tie nit beioen Sanoen BEL ben Sdul.
tern gefoBt uno iab ne burbbobren6
an.
Iber tpeber fetne @orte, nod Iein
genebmen Batten ben getpiini6ten
@rfolg. Sic arttipprtete' nidt uno
sudte nid)t einmal unter ieinem
eiiernen @riff.
Gin @ebonfe idoB ibm plOslid
burf's Sirn. ,
rS6 weiB es", iagte er NIT putb.
bebenoer Gimme, iprons iGb auf
uno i6lel,oerte ite bon iiG: ySein
9ruoer it's, Der bierber gefommen
fem Inberer batte es gerpaet!
Sellane ni6t - Su fannit es nitt
leugnen, SiabeIl"
Ger Iusorud itummen Shredens
1itf Dem tootblaiien @eiidte Dor ibm
laatc linn genng = iagte ibm @Qes.
.Sn tpirlt ibm fein 2et6 tbltn?"
adate lie miibiom.
Gr be5pang ii6 iofort nno nabm
cine aleihgiiltiae Wiene on. ,Sa6te,
iafte! SD bin nidt baroilf aus, Dem
georren ettpos 5u tbun; basu babe ib
meine Sanbe bel au bon. @ber allf
Gins muB id) beiteben unb baS lit,
oaB er nidt 1nebr bierber fontmt unb
i6 infolgeOeiien ni6t nieber iol1e
Saenen nit Dir babel"
rgeein, nein, eetpiB nidt!" iaste
Siabel eifrig, rbas iouit 9u ME tpie.
Der. SD min itia iein llnb sfaes er.
traaen. unb er fomutt nidt tpteber;
id iagte ibm, err iollte es nift. @ir
Daben ms auf INNER eetrennt.'
limb oas lit audi quit" iaste Der
Carl gleidgiiltie. uRutL i6one
@rGfin ipenn id on @nrer Stene
pGre, 10 tpiirbe ih iest meme 3ofe
rl1fen unb neuerbinss Soilette
MAIDEN, benn aae bieie Stiirme baben
iotpobl Inaug, pie Shonbeit ettpas
ara mitgenommen." - Siabel &c.
bordte idtpeieenb, mo ibr @atte, Die
Welooie zines bamals am Sole be.
liebten 2~iebeslieoes iummeno, perfteB
bas 8emab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Eedschntes SapiteI.

Gins Ser i6onIten S1ltier am
Strano eeb0rte Der 5amilie geall,
bile. So~rgfaltig nltrOe es in Tradt
uno @lau5 erbalten; berrihte bod
inter Dem iebigen Carl ein peit
gr6Berer 4llinuno uls inter Dem
porigen, pbglei6 man bieiem leste-
rem pa6rli9 feline &nauierei batte
no6iagen f0nnen. 9ie Sallpt'
rGunne 'beS Gbelsbofes gingen auf
Den SluB, ober slt1ddit eigentli6 ailf
einen aroBen @arteu, Der iid allmab-
lid our Sbemie binabienfte. Sim
llfer mar Elm prd9tiges 9ootballs
erridtet, bas ouBer fleinen &dbnen
audi Die pompbafte, groBe .9arfe
entbielt, Die Der Carl lino Die Gorm-
teB 81 Segelfabrten 5l benuBen
pflegten. Sriiber NOR Dies bdllfig
DER Sail gepeien in Den lebten Sab.
rem bate Die @rGfin inbes an Set
lihfeiten nur nod tpenig t~beilgellom-
men, ii@ pielmebr bermaBen bon
slllem 5uriidge5pgen bob es i6ier
ieltiam uno altffdQig eri9ien bon
elmer SrmL oie &eidtblm unO bober
&ang I'M 8erein init Sugeno unb
Shonbeit geipiiiermaBen berous5it-
iorbern ihieuen, gueS, mos oas 2es
ben nur immer bietet, 6u genieBen.
Otan er5ablte iidL Der 1lmitanb, oaB
lire gbe finberlos lei, Latte i6iper
ouf Dem 8entiitbe Ger @raiin. uno
IN e%ingeDeibten &reiien m1nfelte
man 5iemli6 m%perbobleu Der Merger
barber, 0aB 0as Salls 8edltoiQe
alnt eriten Male ieit SnbrbunOerten
zines Oireften Stammbalters ernal.
gele, babe bauptidbli6 nit 6a5u bel.
Qetragen, Den Carl ieiner 8attin 5lt
entirem0en un6 i'm, ipie es tbatIdf.
lid Der Sail tpar, berii6tigt ipegen
ieiuer galanten abentelter sl1 MAIDEN
= berii6tigt ielbIt in einem 3eitalter
unb al einem Sofe, mo in oieIer SIN.
iidt Die nlsgiebigite Sreibeit
berridte.
Gin groBes 0emad in eem geau.
DiGe'ideu Bafait bieB ieit largen
Sobren ouS 3immer Der @uGoigeit,
uno mar nadleinanoer bon Den Der.
fhiebenen eoien Gamen oeS Sauies
beluobnt iporOen. &ier finben mir
aud Nabel ole iebige @rGiin
SeaupiIle.
Gas at$irhen beS Gemo6es bot
lid inter Siabel's 5errifaft entihie.
0cn o%crGnnert. @eber Saute, nod
Stidrahmen, nod ju1ge aoeliae
SGmfefL JOINT gepobnlid Die 8eieQs
ld,niterinren Der NuBeitunoen ciuer
pcrncbmen Come, iino 3il, ie1en.
Sic iesige Grain it germ aaeiL uao
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
9rr 2rbtc itineS StanuleS.
"' BAN 6. b. R.
8nn G.. b. u.

barbenoen Gatbolifen ianDte Gons
itance bltr6 Toie's Sano reidlide
Ilmoien; mand)' glenber nno Ser
stpeifeInoer bate GpnItencen's Sir
Jorge Hettrng unb neueS Seben 51
perbanfen, unO bo6 mar Gonitance
feline &atbolitin. Gem Ser5en nno
ser lleber6erteung nod ipar tie siuar
fatbolti6; uno es CAB feillen @lars
benspnlft, Der ibr nod irgenOpie
idtptertg ooer unfair eeblieben; Sus
crit bel @alter, ipGter BET Stole bate
lie Mles eingeieben u11b it'd bon Der
@abrbeit iiber5eugt. Iber Gon=
itonce bere6nete oie 5H bringenben
Spfer. Sie 8clt, obpobl Tie ibrer
altipeilen miioe iparo, mar bof emit
peilen nod 81 iiiB, als OaB lie oar
oi,f bate ber5i6ten fDnnen. Sic
mics olio bieien @eoanfen bon iib
uno i6rttt ibres @eges peiter, bon
IIen Stebe ernteno l.nb @obltbaten
nod allen Seiten INN ii6 ltreueno.
Wtit ibren @aben belaben frod GoIe
IN maud elenbes Sod uno ipetlte bte
Sl1ngrigen unb fleioete Die Raften
= uro 0aS @ebet Der Irmen ul1D
Nothlei6enoen - Oas oQmddtige
8ebet Der Sanfbarfett - itieg altf
fir Gonitance gum Chrome Gottes.
geo6 mar ibr Die @abe oes @lallbens
ODER better ser StGrfe, ben @Iau.
ben 81 befenneit, nid)t p~erlieben. @ber
elm S6ilo i9ien Gonitance rings 81
ltmgeben - elm S6ilo BON gngels-
idminQen. Su friiber Sugeno, Be-
aabt nit i~eltener S6Slbeit, oils bas
@ei6 zines Wannes, BEN lie nift
liebte, unb Der ieinerieits 5u eleif).
qlltiq ltnb einfGltig mar, Inn iiber Tie
Al pad)en, befanb GonItance iid I'M
mitten 0es raulfenoen 2ebens am
Sofe @liiabetb'S. @eberridt bon
einer 9onigin, Der 5rpar ni6t peib.
lide Shma9beit. pobl aber anlheis
nenb aue ebleren Snitinfte weiblider
Gat1r fremb puren, BON einem
8eibe, bas ii6 Die falte, p~erItanDes-
nlGBige @rt Der mdnnli6en Natlr 5l1
eigen geinadt, aber nift einen ein.
siaen Slrlfen Der @roBmlltb bes
Wonnes ooer 6eS Seingefiibles, bas
10 r~egelmaBig hei barten, ftrengen
Gbarafteren ii6 finoet, beiaB -
bilOete oieier Sof Den itdrfiten 8es
qeniae 81 Der ltrengeu Reinbeit bes
Sofes bon Morp Subor; u%naufb0r-
lid lauerten bier @efabren aner 4rt:
llro pltr penige lparen es, Die llnoer-
lebt, >menigitenS IN Guf binourd).
idritten. @ber cine bieler @enigen
mar Gonitance; Der eble Same Der
Ser3o9in bon 9ertram mar mafellos.
&iebenSipiirbig, ~be5aubernb naO ge.
liebt, beDunOert llno uni6tpGrmt,
idien iie bod einen 2eitfaben al be.
iiBen, Der es ibr erm0glidte, unge.
fGbroet burd Dies Sabprintb bon
r~anfebollen Gertpideluneen uno Tlds
men al idreiteu. Sic tpllBte ielbit
nidt, pie cs tpar, uno GuBerte gegen
Hoie oft ibr @rltaltnen Oariiber, bob
ihr &fao 10 eben uub glatt lei. alber
Hoie, Oie % pobl puBte, init pelder
&rait ringsum bas Sebet fir iie
%emporitieg, ipunberte ii6 nidt oar.
iiber. Gle DuBte aber altd, bub elm
@nbe fommen miiiie, DOB gonitance
nift fir immer Die @elt our6tGn.
beln fGnne, Dob oils Sefe auf Dem
@oben beS i6airmenben 8eders iid
Summer uno = 500 berge; - uno
Stole betete fiir0er. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

@s mar 5pet Gage ipGter, unb pie.
Der bGmmerten bic Statten oes
Ibenos bereitS iiber Ser 9ahbur.
ihaft Der S6enfe r3um @iIb.
idipein", nls eliot aus Der Eaperne
herais auf Die StraBe trat. @r
our6idritt laneiam unb pie IN Sc.
banfen berlunfen Die frummen,
ibmusigen @aiIen unb bog enblid
IN einen fleinen Sof ELM mo bic Sdil-
iersim Sintergrunbe pomosIt9 nod
drmiiher uno p%ermabrloIter aus.
iahen, tpie MFR StraBe. Sn elites
oerielben trat err elm, fletterte Slpet
nanfenoe buufie Sreppen binan unb
Dffnete ban, obne an5uflopfen, bic
Sbiire 81 einem fletnen, erb1rmliden
&aum. 9ie Sefe mar 10 niebag,
Bob gliot, obfpobl ni6t groB, faum
aufre6t iteben fonnte. Sausratb
nor. iobiel fif BEL Der ibnea iinfen.
ben Sammerung unteri6eioen IieB,
ihier gar ni6t porbauben; IN elmer
@de lag elm Saufen Strob, nit elmer
fidmlbigen 0efe bariiber; elm GROCER
Stidrabmen, iorgfdltig iibprbangen,
Nano IN Der anberen, uno IN ser
NGbe bes Seeroes, auf Dem nod ct.
mas perglimnenbe Iide lag, iaB
ooer Dielmebr fauerte bolb am SO.
SEN elm @eib angetban nit einem
meiten Wantel, init elmer groBen
ESmlbe, Die ibr 5um Sbeil 8opf rno
8eii6t einbiillte. sic erbob ii6 ni6t,
ia, bewegte iib Bel @iiot's Gintritt
ni6t einmal. gr ibien bier befannt
an iein, oenn er ergriff obne @eite-
res einen madeligen 9rettitubl. Der
in ser HGbe bes Irbeitsrabmens
itanb, unb iette iid neben iie.
GortieBnng foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

nur: Gut, oaB Oh mid oaran erin.
merit, @irtbl S6enf uns Smei
9efer einl"
Or ergriff einen bapon uno tranf
@liot an init ben @orten: r@ui ben
erfolg unieres ltnternebmensl"
Damn mari er benz @irtbe elm @olo.
ltud bin, ifius ben Wantel bod nno
ihritt baitig aus Der S6enfe. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10


Miss Evsline Tracy. q teacher in
the Casselton IN. D.. schools, has re-
turned after pleasant visit at the
home of her uncle, Al. ii. Sperry, in
this city.
This is big week for St. Cloud, on
account of the good roads convention.
The city secured half fare rates from
the railroads., and g consequently q
large number of visitors are there.
Ernest Countryman, who is engaged
at the headquarters Of Hon. E. T.
Young in doing clerical work, will
spend the coming year as q junior at
the St. Paul College of Law.
The August Walmark farm south OF
this city was disposed of last Thurs
day through the Willmar agency OF
the Southern Minnesota Valley Land
Co., to Jacob Letemer, OF Burt, Iowa.
Consideration, e37 per acre.
About 400 tickets for the state fair
were sold from this point alone, which
shows that Willmar contributed a
large share towards the heavy rail-
road traffic state fair week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10

Attorney Benjamin Castberg is now
located at Benson.
Miss Jessie Hyer hat taken a posi-
ton at W. DeLaHunt's.
Miss Edith Peterson is in Morris for
q months visit with her sister.
Miss Gertrude Booth has opened q
studio for her music pupils at the
Segerstrom music store.
Henry johnson, salesman for the
Glenwood Spring Water Company,
made q business trip last week to Ash
land, Wis.
Miss Nellie Haley went to Morris
last Saturday, where she has been en-
gagged to teach in the sixth grade of
the city schools.
Fred E. Hodgson was down from
Fergus Falls to spend Sunday with
his family, who are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Haley.
Mrs. E. w. Lewis and children are
here from Black Duck, MIMI, where
they have been spending the summe'.
The children have again entered the
city schools.
Mrs. NJ. E. Brereton and daughters,
who arrived here recently from Min
nespolis, have opened their millinery
and dressmaking parlors in the Jen-
ness building on Pacific avenue.
Misses Christine Botnen and Laura
Erickson left last Saturday for q visit
with relatives at Abercrombie, N. D..
Miss Botnen will not return to WILL
mar, but will spend the winter at Far
60, where che will engage in Dress
making.
Chas. Freeberg WAS home from
Granite Falls over Sunday. Mr..
Freeberg is doing carpenter work At
that place on large dwelling house
which IL being erected for B. E. Nell
son, the druggist. Osmund Sender
son is also engaged in work on the
same building.
NV ouu 4AEo. - T.. Z . " AAUo "SO0
brief visit in the city last week, en-
route from Atwater to Kerkhoven,
where Rev. White will preside over
the Presbyterian congregation in the
future. He is succeeded in lis former
charge by Rev. J. S. Phillips, of
Hanging Rock, Ohio.
Martin Costello, the venerable
baggageman who held down that po-
sition at the Willmar depot for some
time, has been transferred to Sioux
City, where the company has given
him the position of aagman.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10
Local and Personal.

Mrs. J. 81. Olson and daughter
Vivian spent last week with relatives
in Saltwater.
John Johnson, the genial painter
and decorator, made his first trip to
the Twin Cities last week.
Miss Gerda Wennerlund expects to
leave the 18th inst. to take q special
course at Hamline University.
Albert Lund, of the Willmar Hard
ware Company, and wife were among
the state fair visitors last week.
Miss Elizabeth Danens left last week
for Minneapolis, where she takes a
position as seamstress.
D. T. Parsons, of Geneseo, ILL.,, who
is interested in Kandiyohi county
lands, was in the city last week.
J. j. Downs, the livery man, was
q Litchfield visitor last week on bust
ness connected with the livery stable
in this city.
The biggest affair ever held in Will
mar-the street fair and harvest festi-
val next week, three days, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September II,
Is and 10.
Mrs. O. Selin and daughters Olive
and Mamie were in St. Paul last
week, where Mrs. Selin went to pur-
chase her stock of millinery for the
fall season.
E. C. Wellin, buyer for Peterson &
Wellin, the Leading Store" spent
last week in the Twin Cities and
Chicago. At the latter place he
bought q large and fine stock of goods
for the fall and winter trade.
Misses Minnie and Emma Thomp-
son, nieces of Mrs. Carrie Nyren, are
back to Willmar to attend the High
School. They have been spending
the summer at their home in Badoura,
near Akeley, Hubbard county.
DR.. G. E. Gerretson was among the
dentists of the state in attendance at
the convention of the Minnesota State
Dental Association held in St. Paul
last week. Mrs. Gerretson accom-
panied her husband down to the cities
and enjoyed visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Gordhamer, of
Norway Lake, were among the many
residents of this county who spent last
week in the cities. Mr.. Gordhamer
was one of the grand jurors at the
federal district court held in Mime
apolis.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10
Auction Sale.


AS am through renting Mrs. Lar
sons farm in section "a town of Kan
diyohi, I will sell at public auction on
September II, 1902, the following des-
cribed property:
Five working horses. l yearling
colt, 3 cows, heifers, l 2-year-old
bull, 4 calves, binders, l mower, 3
plows, 2 drags, 2 lumber wagons, l
corn cultivator, l 20-shoe drill l
seeder, platform buggy, 1 single
buggy, ] tanning mill, l 1,0o0-lb.
scale, pair bobs, 2 hay racks, 3 pair
working harness. single harness, 2
cook stoves, l coal stove, l gasoline
stove, 4 tables, l cupboard, beds,
2 bureaus, l clock, q lot of bed clothes,
and q lot of dishes, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms-All sums under IS cash,
above that amount time will be until
May l, 1903, on approved notes bear
ing 6 per cent interest.
JOHN E. OLSON.
J. G. MoNsoN, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10
Auction Sale.

Having sold my farm I will sell Ut
public auction at my place in Section
Is, town Of St. Johns on Saturday,
September Is, 1902, beginning at II
O'Clock .. m. sharp, the following de-
soribed property: Three working hor-
ses, s mich COWS, three to come in
soon, 2 hogs, 2 pigs, some chickens
and turkeps, 2 binders, l mower, l
hay rake, l seeder, l drag, l cult
vstor, / pair bobeleighs, l lumber
wagon, l buggy, = lot Of oak fence
posts, some household goods and
other Articles too numerous to men,
ton. Terms: All sums under Is,
cash; above that amount time will be
given until Dec. !, 1902, on approved
notes bearing 8 Per cant interest. ;
: - - - CHRIST r. LARSON.
A. G. CRAWFORD, Auetioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10
da3;|l!
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TluE CARD.

No. Arr. Dep.
12:45 pm. &30pm- Milaca to Browns Valley
6 2:OOp.m. 6:00a.m. Browns Valley to Milaca
01l:OOp.m. 11:07 pm. St. Paul to W1nnipeg via
Breckenridge, Fargo and
Grand Forks
10 l:25 Am. 40 Am. Winnipeg to St. Paul
~ l225 pm. 1G5Op.m. St. Paul to 500 City, 500
Folls and YanktOn
III 2l5p.D. 2:25pm. 500 City to St. Paul
Al 11:3Op m. 1l:4O p. m. St. Paul to 500 City
~ 34Oa.m. S:5Oa.m. 500 City to St. Paul
1DAily except Sunday. No. Q and 10 Daily.
Daily except Sunday:
No. a9 East TO s.. Paul. 80 An.
No. rs West to Breckenridge. 600 Am.
No. Pas South to Garrets0n. -. $40 m.
No. 2a2 East to St Cloud. .3:45 pm.
For any information concerning the service,
rates, schedules, etc., apply to
r. A. SANFORD, Local Agent,
whitman, MIMI
Or write to
FL. WHITNEY, 0en1 r. p. Agt,
St. Paul, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10

Comforts the heart, strengthens the
mind. It's GOOD, i'll or we'll. Makes
one'Sf face bright % . summer morning.
That's what: Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35c. A. r. MoosberR.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10

Dissolution Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween P. r. Sletten and Arnold Erick-
son, under the firm name of Sletten
& Erickson, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The -four
and feed business conducted by them
will be continued by Arnold Erickson,
who will collect all accounts due said
firm and pay all outstanding bills of
said firm.
Willmar, MIMI, Ang. q, 1902.
P. r. SLETTEN.
ARNOLD ERICKSON.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07
BLUE FLEET SETS SAIL
FROM CULEBRA ISLAND
Central Station on Island of
St. CroiX.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Dec. 6.-The
Blue" or defending ieet. s....ses= s.....ses== Pear
Admiral Higginson. in the West Indian
war games. sailed from Culebra Island
yesterday morning. All the vessels did
not go. Rear Admiral Coghlan. with the
Vixen and Culgoa Supply ship. remain
ing behind
Admiral Higginson, with the Kear-
sarge, Alabama, and Massachusetts,. Is
sailing to the south OF Vieques. The IN
diana, which has been assigned 10
scouting duty Is still farther south. The
rest Of the fleet is scattered.
TelegraPhic and photographic COM
munication has been established along
the whole coast Of Porto Rico. under
command OF naval officers. The princi-
pal station is At Humacao Playa.
The central station OF the defending
fleet is at Frederickstad. Island OF St.
CroiN
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

cipal government Of the District. It's
effect is TO create a local civil service
bureau along the lines followed by the
national Government
Crusade Against Blind Alleys.
The first measure has two companion
bills, one OF which provides for the
opening and closing OF alleys and the
opening OF minor streets. and the other
to provide for the abatement OF nuis-
ances. Both are offered with a view
to lettering health conditions. In sew
eral blocks in Washington there are
blind alleys leading into courts in when
hundreds OF persons are living These
alleys are narrow where they enter the
street. but have no outlet on the op-
pOsite side OF the blocks The Commits
sioners believe that disease, IL not crime.
are bred in such places under such con-
ditions.
The Commissioners are urging the
passage OF bills introduced at the last
session OF Congress, as follows:
measure TO regulate electrical wir-
ing. Under the present law the muni-
opal dNAuoEiAito are unaDIe 70 exercise
control over this class OF business.
To prevent vicious and evilly disposed
persons from resorting 10 the District
for the purpose OF committing crime.
This is a bill which Major Sylvester,
superintendent OF Police, earnestly de-
sires Congress TO pass at the present
session. inasmuch - under the exist
ing laws there is no manner in which
the police authorities may hold n eue-
picious character, even though they re-
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DISTRICT DEMANDS A
FINANCIAL RECKONING
Commissioners Fear Taxation VII Reach Point of
ContiScation and Appeal to Congress for Relief.

annual report just issued will explain
jhe position Of the Board Of Commits
sioners on this question:
The Commissioners have always op-
posed departures in District appropria-
,Ions from the "half-and-half principle"
.oi the organic act OF 1873. and are
Eratlhed 10 believe that Congress pro-
poses TO adhere to that principle In
future appropriations The Commits
aioners have repeatedly stated 10 Con-
gress that it would be better to wait
TOT any Improvement in the District Of
Columbia than to have the cost OF it
paid exclusively from the District
revenues. They desire to reiterate that
statement.
Among the bills which the Commits
sloners are urging for passage are two
that were noticed by the President in
his annual message to Congress. The
nrst or these is to create a board for
The condemnation of unsanitary build
InEs in the District IL was introduced
lat the first session of the Fifty-seventh
Congress. The other is to regulate ap-
pointments and promotions in the muni-
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ceive absolute proof that he has inten-
ti0n Of committing a crime
Practice of veterinary medicine is not
regulated by the District, and authority
to take this business under control is
asked in a bill introduced at the last
session in response 10 a request from
the Commissioners.
More than fifty bills are pending on
the calendar OF business OF the Senate
District Committee. but many Of them
relate to minor corrections Of defects
In the law
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SEDITlOUS SONG SUNG
IN GERMAN REICHSTAG
Polish Members Hum "Not Yet Is Po-
land Lost" While Riot
Reigns.

BERLIN. Dec. 6.-It has Just leaked
out that during Thursdays violent scenes
in the Reichstag over the proposition to
pass the tariff bill en- bloc the Polish
members sang In a subdued key the
chorus Of the Polish seditious air:
Not yet is Poland lost"
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What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives

"One Of my children was taken viii. cramp
rolic and suherH severely says s. 3. Elzee
Of Monett. No Il telephoned for doctor
then gave dose Of Cna1nbe-Iain'a Collie Chol-
eFa and Diarrhoea Remedy. and a Few minutes
later a second dcs>. Before the doctor came
the child was relieved" Fer scls by Henry
Evans. Wholesale and Retail. and all druggists
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While there are number of bills
pending in Congress which are Of vital
Importance. to the District government,
the Board OF Commissioners is devotng
its best efforts to induce the National
Government 60 solve the question OF
supplying money TO carry on the work Of
Improvement without drawing on Dis
trict revenues TO such an extent that the
various departments viii De crippled.
This is q question that has been dis
cussed at length in the last annual re-
Tort OF the Commissioners. and one on
which it is expected the Board VIII De
invited to confer with the Senate and
House committees on the District of
Columbia
The argument advanced by the District
Commissioners on this question is en-
bodied i'm their report. In preparing es-
Inmates for the appropriations for the