davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

RUBBER GOODS MASIEAGf{d HIICsrrcd Xiv hbhiiS%ident.
,rIPT FIpr'fEpR'FE'C '6fETpR'FE'CT0RS HAVE THIS DAY De
.d the Fourteenth regular Quartet. p1is Shares
a. - T5ree- f0urths Cent. on the - t holders Of
out o earnings. payatdie. 9ep's4'''
record September Sth. l9u- iii r,a closed Mon
sth at O'Clock. ana Ieo.fes addresses
Gay lrrsa,,es will mailed - leglslvlS- AGENTS
Der 10Th. - t,pI4SG WAGOT-N :: co, Transfer (7
Sentenber 3rd. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Set earnings
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

long ISLAND RAILROAD.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Leave s4th r. n Y week days. 1a s. Sso siS i"
so 500 $40 10. 40. $40 $40. $50 IooV ?. m
Additional train Race Days g l. j. Club, l24o p III
Excursion Fare. 4oc- ~. ,.., -. .t,
Leave Whitehall st. n. Y. via 39th St, So BroohI!n
Ferry: connect With L / R. r. Week days TO. s-0'
s % il co a m 100 2 90. $40 40, 800 SO 2, m
additional trains =. l. J. Club Race Days IZ1V l14
90 l 40 n M. Excursion Fare. soc
UP THE PICTURESQUE HUDSON.
To West Point. Newburgh or Poughkespsie-
Grand Daily Excursion except sunday;
BY PALACE IRON DAY LINE SIEANhho
NEW YORK and ALBANY =.
From BROOKLYN. Fulton St. by Annex .--sHo A "
From York Desbrosses St PIER - a II
From New York West 22d St ,Seoo - N
E-rorn New York 129th St. Pier .9;lo A M
Returning. New-1ork $50 T. m
Morning and Afternoon Concerts
DEEP SEA FISHING daily Al Fosters
reliable seagoing steamer An
&SA2Sx3S1 regular boat runs winter and sum
SS~Ssc Ter. regular boat. winter and sum
Iner; fare T5c ladies. SOC. Leaves I'd
S. z. Ri rs = NJ Battery Landins 500 an a A. SHIP
and hrst-cass restaurant. Music board. AL FOSTER
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erf4eint 6eute.

9iefe Nummer 1T cine duBerit
interefante unb eignet fl9 befDnz
6ers CUR @erfenbung na4 Der
alien 9etmut6.
@ntbdlt: gbitOriens gefprez
9ungen ii6er Die pOlitii4e Gage
bes 2anbes; Die OoGftGnOtgiten
8abelbepeI9en aus alien S6eilen
Der @elt; bic fpGteiten Snlonoz
SepeT9en; cine poqe Seite beutz
f9er 2ofalzNa9ri9ten, fir bas
@o4enblatt fpe3ieG beurbeitet;
Homane; Npbel1en; 8tfenz
i4aftli6es; Die ni4tigiten Na4z
ri8ten aus benz SSnneren Muz
r3tanb's unO ben ungren5enoen
Gtouten; Murttz un6 80rienz
beri9te II. +. IN.
*** 8etenungen ouf bieie
Summer per0en pon alien SrGz
germ unb in Der Expedition bic
ies 8lattes entgegen genommen.
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entbGlt S~SolgenDes:

,MGb : 2Dtt4en," Sti55e BON
6. p. M1d9ern. v9ie unmooer=
ne" @ti55e pon @rnt BON @fenz
beKp. rgerfebItes 2eben," &oz
man BON s. &aul6a4. gfeutg7
feiten aus Der alien 9eimat9.
Sumoriiti16es nit 8ilbern.
Die 1eueiten 9epef4en aug
benz Snz unb IusGunbe.--8onz
ftGnbige 8eri9te Der n&Focitrten
greFe" iiber Die Sages : GREGG
niFe aus alien Sbeilen Der @elt.
Ollie 2ptal : @ngelegen6eiten.
- 8eIonbere Iufmertfamtett
pirb benz lofalen Sbeile bes
8lattes getpibmet; benin Elm ieber
2efer tpeiB, baB er i'm nSOnnz
tags : Gorreiponbenten" ftnben
pirb, mas er fu4t.
unter6altun9en Der @o3e. -
Cine 8efpre9ung Der i'm 2dufe
Der beooritebenben Bo4e itattz
finbenben S6eater : Quffiibrunz
gen, Gon5erte, unterhaltungen
II. I. N.
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Staot Baltimore.
Sriefbefnrbcrung mad Drm 4nslanbe.

Die ausldnbif9e goit fir Die nit
Dem 8. Mai enbenbe @o4e i4liebt
Gin alien SGne. piinftli@) i'm bieiIgen
9ofamte ipie folgt (fir Padetia9en
pffen tGgli9 bon 8 u9r 8prmttta9s
big S l16r 0a9mittugs, %ausgenora=
men S%pnntags):
Die gof lit often fir pddetzStud
bon 9 ubr 8ormltta9s big 3 u9r
Na9mittags tdgli4, Gusgenommert
@onuta9s.
Sruns atlantic de gof.
Sreitag - II u6r @benbs fir @uz
ropa, per 0ampfer u1mbria", ota
Queenstppn.
pofir g il s. anb Gentrdl@
4merifa, Meitinbtene etc.
Sreitag = Z ubr Q6enOs, fir Or
gentinien, 11ruguaD unb Paraguab,
per 0ampfer vQlnnid;;" l2 u9r bes
Na9ts, fir 8orte Rico, Curacao uno
@eneaueld, per 9ampfer r@dracas;"
fir 81. Sits, ST. Martins, 8ritif3,
6pGGnbif9 unb 5run50iii3 @uiand,
per Sqmpfer v11l1aer;" fir 5ortune
ssGunD, Samaica, Sapunillu unbGur>
tagena, per Oampfer n@Ieg9anp;"fii fir
Cape Sattt, 9ort De gair, 9onuiOes,
@t. Marc, Seremie unb Santa W&arz
ia, per 9ampfer r4lp5"; fir 9atti,
per Oumpfer rMilem Der 9ritte;;"
fir Surts Ss1anb uno Dominican
3epublif, per 9ampfer rgepz9ort."
Die poft FIR Reufunblanb Dta
NorbzS tbnsp unb Mfiguelon pia 3d.
iton f9lieBt bier 1Ggli4 UNI 3 ubr
Na4mittaqs; fir Gu6a pid Sampa
tGgli9 tim 1 ubr Na9mtttags; fir
Sonburds, gpfta silica unb 9uutez
mala pid NetpzS Orleans tdgli9 I'm
8 16r 4benbs.
Srans Paeific : gpit ntrb tGgz
Ii9 gum Q6gan9sbafen befDrbert uno
arrangements iinb getroffen fir De-
rem ununterhro9ene ueberlanb : Be-
forberung.
g. 9qpies % urfieGb,
Potmeiiter.
1eriuht Scnnb's He, 1Sc. pSer
20c.=Saffce.
Seiner trint6arer 8affee, tdgIi4
ger0ftet.
6. 9. &ennD& o., IS 2Gben.
Sbee. 9affee. 3uder.
Gus Dem Snnerm Warblnilo's uro
ben a%nsreu3cn0cu StaateT.
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@trede entlang. Sn GOgemont per>
IieBen BRET Der 8aggOns Die S9iez
me in elmer &urpe, ruiten gegen Ell
men Waferbe6Glter, ben tie boQitGnotg
3ertriimmerter. Die anberen feds feBz
ten Die pilbe 6a6rt nit 8lad fort bis
nab OItz9agerstopn, cine Stre6e BON
% Meilen, bic, tpie 8lad fugt, in 10
Mtnuten 3uriifgslegt nurDe.
Strife Der &etten 3mteDe.
Die 4rbeiter in ben beiOen 5abrtz
fen Der vStanbarb Gbain g." in
gort, 3d., baden einen Strife begon~
nen, I'm cine 8ertiir3ung Der arbeitsz
5eit uno cine &ebuftion Der 4n3a9l
Der Qebrlinge Our63ufeBen.
mari feline &inber sum
Senfter binaus.
Sofepb 6orace, AZ Sabre alt, muir
De 9ienitag Mbenb in fsiner Wohnung
gu W1t. Carmel, go, plDBlt6 ppm
@abniinn befaGen unb mari 3pet ieiz
ner 8inber aus einem Seniter Des
3~fpeiten Stodperts 6inaus. 8liidltz
der 0eiIe fielen bic &inber duf oa5
Dad elmer @eranba unb fanlen nit
leiften 8erleBungen baDOn. 9orace
bate iiber cine auf ieinem Saul ruz
6enbe S9ulD 10 lange gegribelt, Bis
er ben 0erftano berlOr. @r ptrD IN
cine Srrenan{talt gebra9t per0en.
Sic 9rube gab t9n Mot
fret.
Daniel SuQipan, 8ormann Der
Mount 2potput : &o6Lengru6e, nabe
0ilfesbarre, 3d., purbe 9ienitag
our4 einen &oblenabitur3 %get0otet.
Sin eigent6iimli9 tragif9er 8egleitz
umifanb oes l1nfaqe5 lit Die 5batfaz
DE, baB Sulipan's SOOe5tag iein
leBtcr Nr6eitstag in Der 8rube gene
len nGre, ba er i'm 8egriffe itanb,
feline @teuung nit elmer eintrGgli4ez
rem gu pertauf6en. Seine GOaegen
6atten ale 8orbereitungen gu etnem
Ibf6iebsbanfett getroffen, pel6es
ibm gu @6ren am 4benb bes I'm
gliidstdge5 a~bge6alten peroen foate.
Ser 3egen nterbridt
bic WaIbbrdnbe.
Na9 5e6ntdgiger ungeitrengter
SbGtigfeit, UNI piele @obnbduier unb
Sarmen por 3erIt0rung bur4 Die
Walb6rGnbe gu f4uBen, tonnten in
Der 92G6e bon @ilfesbarre, 3D., Die
@rbeiten eingeftelIt nerDen, ais Elm
2anoregen berab5uitr0men begann,
Der Die 8rGnbe I9neG 81 lOf6en perz
fpra9. Der &egen fam geraoe mod
gu re6ter 3eit, benin Der beftigs WinO
am W}orgen bate oas 5euer mad al
len Gi6tungen bin dngefd6t, 10 baB
Suuienbe BON Meres Walblanb ME
oerbrannten. gu 8len Summit at6z
met MAJ gum eriten Mule felt 5tpei
8o6en pieber auf, unb Die oortigen
2~anb6duIer, fopte bas 9ptel iinb jeBt
auBer gefabr.
8irt6e S4ub @eretn.
- Sn Der geftrigen 8erfummlung
bes n@irthe : SduB : @ereins" in
beTen 6aue an Der @de BON 9anz
uno 8oltimpreitraBe nuroen bret
reue Mitgliaber ertpd6lt. 9us in Der
Iebten @erfdmmlung ~ernannte Gomite
beri4tete, Dap es fdurf aufpafe auf
Npplifunten fir Iogenunnte r8ogus"z
SotelzQicenaen. Der Wirt6e%S4uBz
@erein" t6ut bteTes, I'm ale Wirtbe,
pel6e Elm legittmes 9ef9Gft betreiz
BEN, gu f9iiben.
SS ctterbericht.
Scr, gtaatem SSctIcrsS ireau.
baltimore, ben l. Dtai 1902.
s..s ssss, a.... z:ss; ~a''H'@ D....
800 go 2 ? s 60 81 81 g g M a.g. : Star.
NfittI. sarouI,terf. sc Il 96hf. EoeImomstsrf... u
Ytittl. 1herrUmeterf :. IS 9teorlafer sc
II h6hfs Sdneniatit oes Ninoes in elmer Stuuee
betrus II DieIleH bon Jtoroiueften.
pas eetrige etter-- Die ho1ffe Tenn
perntur oes a%eitrisen Cages (um 8 llbr gbeaosl mar
,uf naheenaHHte1 StotIoHen. Ule Iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

@etterausfi9ten = Sir
Marplonb unb Den 9iltrift Columbia
I90n am 6reitdg unb SamItug, fri
I9e norbOftli9e, na4 Sioen um=
fpringenbe Winos.
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Geger rridnlieu.
9eorge Mad, Elm g}eger, er74ieBt ietz
men Rafen8enOfen 8riffin gerrg
i'm Streite.

9eOr8e Mad, Elm geger, erI8ieBt Ieiz
men GoiengenOfen Griffin gerrg
i'm Streite.
Sn elmer tleinen taum 10 SUR 6retz
ten Safe 3nii6en 2om6arOz unO
Baltimore @traBe uno Bethel unD
Bomb trQBe ereignete Ii6 geItern
gl6enb gegen 10 1br cine S6ieBaFz
fatre 3pi14en 3pei g}egern, mel6e
balO barauf ben Sob Oe5 @eI6oTenen
3ur G5olge Bate. Die Qffaire mar bic
Folqe zines @treite5 8nii6en ben Iez
Gern @eorge Dead, "a Sabre aft, pou
Gar. %, Gioz8et6 >StroBe, unO
griffin gerrn, etnem in Smiths
gpurt po6n6uft g%eipeienen, etpu i'm
Qlei6en Otter fte6enben M}anneS. 8oz
bur6 Der Streit berurfa4t DurOe, lit
nod ni6t befannt. 6rau 6rance5
Ro6infon, Die an GpItngton : @oenue
un0 8iODlez 6traBe tpp9nt, mar Dielz
lei6t Die ein3ige 3eugin 0es 9tOroe5.
sic fo6 ange6li8, ME g&ad einen Rez
boloer uuf 9errp a6I4oB unO Donn
fofort oapon lief. Perrp fet gu 8oosn
geitiir3t uro iie babe Den nG4iten go
tighten, 6rn. Dreamer pom DItlthan
Poli3eiDiItritt, bena3ri6ti9t.
Ser 8oli5iIt lief iofort na9 benz
SdaupluBe Der Shat unD fanO 8erz
RI in 6etpuBtIoIem 3uitanoe auf Dem
9flaIter Iiegeno auf. Gr requirtrte Die
4mbuIan3 be5 Dtli4en 9iItritt8 uno
in Ote7er nurbe Der 9ef9oTene ms
o8altimorer uniberfitGt5 : 6oipital"
ge76afft. 9ier conitotirten Die Ner5z
te, OaB cine Der &u8eln Dem 4errD
ms re6te Nltge unO Oann ms Sc
9irn ~geOrungen mar, unO penige g}jz
nuten ipGter erlag Der gte9er Der
Munoe.
u~nteroeFen ma6te Die 9oli5ei 6e5
Ditli9en 9iftrift5 Sago ouf ben Sid
ter, Der benin audi gegen u I6r 9}itz
terna8t5 BON ben 9oli5iiten Dreamer,
8It6 unb 8rauIing an Der @rdn60z
StraBe, na6e ben Sone8 : 6Glen, elm
gefangen purbe. @r ertlGrte Dem
lieutenant Scott in Der 8oIi3eiitaz
tim, baB er in SeIb7tOertheVi9un8
ge6anoelt babe, Oa PerrD i9n 3uerit
angriff.
g al It a q unD Sonutd95s
@rturfonsn nd4 8aibin9ton, MIR
$1.25 auf Der gPennfQlDanier @js
fen6abn.
Morgen, @amItag, unO Conn
tag; giiltig fir bic aiidfabrt big gum
foIdenben Montaq. MQe 3ige, ben Ii
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Qlus Baltimore GnuntB.
8eI4morene fiir'5 &reis8eriqt.
8erf6ieOene8 bonn GountD.

UT HI
8erf3ieoene8 pom Gountp.
gRi6ter q. G6urle5 8urte pom
&reisgeri6t fir Baltimore : Gountp
looite geftern Die @ei4porenen fir
ben Maitermin be5 8eri4tes, Der am
10. Mai beginnt, aus: 1, 9iitritt -
George u. PeBoIO, Sas. 6. Meaor,
6enrD W}oosberger unD @onftantin
2pn6; 2, 0iitrift - SObn 8raOp,
Syofep6 6urmon 8Iobr unb So6n %.
Upton; 8. 9i1trift - 9aul 9offmun,
Samuel 8o4e, 8. 9uOlep 8iggs un0
WiQiam 9. Gotep; 4. 9iitritt S.
8. W6ittle, 6runt s. Oingling unO
syo6n 90. 6entle; 5. 9itritt-G6a5.
%. GuaiIon uno @i1iam 8. Srucep;
6. 9iftritt - So6n 8. Peppler, SEP.
u. 6amp16ire unO Souls 8. Belt; 7.
0iItrift = Benjamin 5, Serbian, R.
8. MaD8 unb Samuel 8. Mole5z
port6; 8. 9iftritt - 8runOiQe Mtatz
items, 6. @ittings Merrpmun, SO6n
8. Mtnnif uno 9arrp 9. Mc8lone;
9. 0iitrift = SObn 8. Muaigun, ..
QueeneD, @eorge s. 9oqanb, Open
Monog6an uno 9ermann g%Oeroing;
10. 0iftrift - 8iuiam 8. S6epparO
uno 9. Clinton MaribuQ; II. 9i@
ftrift - NlfreO 5ouro, So9n g.,
66urff uno Ban Brandt &ittenz
6ouIe; II, 0iitritt - SO6n 9eoern,
Qn6ren S6elan, Gbarle5 S4laFfer
uno Warren @ul6er7on; 10. 9iitritt
= George 8. 8anoaG uno SoIep4 S.
BENDER; IA. 0iitritt - George u.
!6urms8 uno Peter Sremper; Is.
9iItrift - @amueI 8, &irt, Same5
8. 8i61on, 8Obert %. @rou4 unO
;So7ep6 Sieling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

Sum g 9uB bes 9rGfioenz
3pofebeIt. - N}arI6aQ
Tarnan, Die 8e6eimPoIi3iiten 9ogan
unO Maper, Die 6ergeanten Diagram
bonn mittleren unO @ttinfOn pom iiio>
netli6en 9iItrift unO Die 9Oli3iiten
Minberlein, Telion unb 8iltinion
Dom 6fli6en, Sapar3toPf, &e0er Ii.
@6sle pom noro01tli4en, HOrton,
&aufmann unb GurlOB pom n0roli~
6en, Slu5tp, 8urgeB uno O'gteta
pom mittleren, 66uiter, gorton uno
M2cGue pom fubli4en, Y}organ,
66miot unb Solder pom nOropeitz
li6en unb Seoicum UNI 2alp!er pom
IiiopeItliaen 9titritt peroen Reuts
W}orgen mad annapolis geRen gum
@6uB bes 9rdiibenten R%oOIeDelt Il.
Ieiner GeIeGf6aft bel Der SaRress
I6lubfeier Der 6lottenataoemie-
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&dmen gludlt9 DdbDn.
= Ser Waqen bes norbpeitli6en
gpli5eibiftritts, in pel4em Die Sc
fanqenen na4 benz StabtgefGngniB
ge6ra6t nerben, gerietb geitern 2(benO
6al6 6 u6r an Der gde BON 9oqibap@
unb Centre StruBe nit einem 9afaz
oierpaQqpn Der vBennfpIbania@
8dbn,@ Der in ben Galbertz8 a6nbof
oef6o6en perben Ioqte, in GoliIpn.
MerfpiirDiger @eife tpurOe Der Pplk
aeitpaaen ni6t be19Gbigt, pGbrenO
am @iIenba6npaggon Die Sreppe GER
bro6en puroe. Der Pplt5ettpagen
mar poGer @eFangener. 9oli3iit @ul@
liban mar Der Subrmunn uno 8oli5tit
Sin fanb 6inten uuf Dem Sritt6rett.
GciIcnbc mad europa, Saiiun 1902
f6unen l. unb 2. &laTe=& aiiiten auf
iroenb elmer 0ampferz2tnie bur9 uns
beIeaen, S9iffsplan, @bfdbrtsplan
II. I. IN. auf @erlangen SugeI6idt.
S6ep. 8. Siener &c 6 o., 9afns
iers4aenten, Nr. 415, @aterz GtraBe.
Iusldnbif9es @elb, 8e6iel unb Gre
bits8riefe. 9eutf4es Gelb gu per@
faufen; "a Gents pro Mart.
GO-SSSA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,MuiifzNtabemie = SieIe Wp9e:
abe Sign Of TIE GrOb.4
n5prb's Spernbaus." Stele
Wo6e: uGat 2Dunt.4
9o1iodpitruben : S6eater.- 9ieie
@cbe: Dangers Of 9orig,"
4ubitprium Mufif : 9aue. :
Sieie @o5e: Pauline @aG's 9auO tDilesSeltul3aft.
Sdglib spsi 8orftcaungsn.
yNrbeiterzM tGnner6or." Sonrtz
tag, Da1 f. Ntdi, MaisIugffug nab "ee'Teq9ers
Qarf,A Gub4S1il, oil Der 69arForo4Soao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

bic Snfpettioh Der SpriBen6GuTer be-
ginnen unb i'm eriten 9iitritt anfanz
der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

-. Saros CT. fSeufs N m...
Set H;i'a. a'''' tisi'if Did. ean. ''''''
500 81. 30I6 81 Sc 0.s@. 8 I9lar.
500 Il. BOIL &c o. H-TS.I z ESlar.
Witt. Sarouettrh, so IL pohf. EosImomst.rR...7 II
YittI. 5bcrrlUmeterf - IS 9teorIafer sc
Die b5hfe Sdneliatit oes gaiHots in elmer Stuuee
betrua II DfelleH BON Jtoropeffen.
0asaefriQ etter.- Die 60hffe Tenn
perotur bes a~eItrisen Cages (um 8 rbr abenosl mar
.uf MEDITERRANEAN StatlOHeu. Uie iolst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

Gas Ia
Tragt die ADi8S OTH, Die lr INNER Gekaqft HABIT
s sssifs &Hzzm
=on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

sErauf Stril's Bier - Do8 1T Ser
Sitel Oe5 Srunfs - Der ft6 BET un5
6epd6rt - 0aS lit Elm gan5 probdtes
Mittel, = Wenn uns 'pu8 80ieS mi.
OerFG6rt. = 9es 4benos ipdt unO
Morqens frii6 niinI6' i4 Elm @la5
Don 9yrant Steil'5 Bier!
8uTebaII.- @tDa 1000 Perio@
men ia6en geitern benz Spiele auf Dem
6eloe an Der 0ortz3od0 gu uno be-
fpeinten oas @e76if Der oSrtoleS,
Die Don ben 8%o6neneKern permO6elt
pur0en. 0as geitrige Spiel mar ba5
Gebte Bis gum II. Mai. 8etoe Clubs
reiiten nod geitern na9 Bottom ab,
tpo BON 6eute an bier Gonteite Itattz
finben nerDen. Die Orioles" ge6en
Dunn fir meitere bier Spiele n09 P6t@
fabelp6ia unD fe6rep Oann na6 Bal
timore 3uriid, ND Die Senatoren am
-. W2ui lire 8egner iein peroen. 9a5
Re7uItut Der geitrigen Spiele mar;
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g q It g5z unD Sonuta98s
@rfurFonsn na6 8aibington, MIR
$1.25 auf Der nPennfplOanier Gjs

Morgen, GamItog, unO Conn
tag; giiltig fur bic 3iidfabrt big gum
Foigenoen Montug. 4ae 8ige, ben Ii
mitirten GongreB5ug au5genomalen.
NMnr.2 I'll
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~ ctterberiGbt.
Scr, gtndten SSctIcre Bureau,
SaLttmore, ben I. Ofni 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

Sic Game nnO Der Iiacr uui ser
NusiteQung Don pilben Sbieren. Snz
Duitrial @rpoiition, 9enniplOaniaz
uno R~ort6zNDenue, 8om 27. Ntai bis
IA. SUM-. Q22)
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-18

going south with coal tows, Of which
no record is made.
Colonel Mackenzie, assistant Oh iei
Of engineers, says that ii is the inten-
tion Of his bureau to push the work
authorized by the rivers and harbors
act with all practicable haste. The
work on the several Kentucky i'm.
provements, notably the appropriation
OF $3.50, 900 secured by Representative
Smith for the construction Of lock
and dam on Green river above the
mouth Of the Big Barren, will shortly
be undertaken. Much Of the prelim-
mary work has been concluded, and +,
with the approval and signing Of con-
tracts within the next two weeks, it
is expected that the actual work Of
dredging will be commenced. The
work Of the improvements authorized
for the Big Sandy, Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers will be we'll under
way before the end Of August.
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ARTERY CUT
CONDUCTOR W. Y. HANSBRO
SEVERELY HURT BY
AN ACCIDENT.

Conductor william Y. Hsnsbro, Of
Louisville, was injured yesterday
while walking through coach of his
train, the south bound Louisville and
Fulton accommodation train.
He stepped on jack lever, and was
thrown forward and against the door
of the coach. His left hand was
thrust through the glass Of the door
and the leaders of the wrist severed.
His train was placed in charge of J.
T. Herig, who passed through this
morning at 7;40 O'Clock.
Mr.. Hansbro is well known here and
is one OF the most popular conductors
ON the road. His many friends will
regret to learn of the accident. The
accident happened at stithton, KY,
about twenty miles out of Louisville.
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WAS PREMATURE.
JUDGE WILLIAM MARBLE MAY
NOT COME TO PADUCAH.

1t appears that the announcement
that Judge VIM. Marble was to come
to Paducah and 20 into partnership
with Judge W. d. Greer was pre-
mature. Negotiations have been in
progress, but the result depends large.
ly on the way the appellate conven.
tion goes here next week.
II Judge Mum Is nominated, 1t is
understood, Judge Marble will apply
to the governor for the opportunity to
succeed him as circuit judge. Judge
Marble will not decide whether or not
he will locate in Psducah for two
weeks. He was here Wednesday and
this agreement was reached.
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NEW WARRANT HERE
PROBABLE THAT THE HABEAS
CORPUS CASE WILL BE
TRIED TODAY.

A new warrant was today received
from Lexington for the arrest Of Mr..
d. ]. Levy, the Second street mer.
chant, for being implicated in the
hardware burglary there. 1t will moi
be served, however, until the habeas
corpus case set for yesterday afternoon
is decided. The case was called yes.
terday at 4;S0 O'Clock, and continued
until Monday. 1t is probable, how.
ever, that it will be taken up this af
ternoon at O'Clock instead.
The bond Endorsed on the new war.
rant is $500.
Mr.. Levy's friends are very indig-
nant at the whole proceeding, and
claim that it is only an effort to get
him to Lexington and "gouge" him,
as any sane officer of the law knows
that if he were guilty of anything at
all, it would be only buying stolen
goods, and not being accessory to a
and should never have is
sued the warrant.
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WAS SHOT BY TRAMPS
Narrow Escape of Conductor James
Arnold Last Night.
Negro Tramps Put of Train Retail.
ate and Shoot the Conductor
in the Arm.
THEY MADE THEIR ESCAPE.

Conductor James Arnold of South
Sixth street, the we'll known l. @.
freight conductor, was shot in the left
arm by two oolored tramps last night
about 10:45 at what is known as the
Gap, near Curve, Tenn.
The tramps boarded the train, the
second section Of freight No. 1852, at
Memphis and had been "unloaded'
several times. When Curve was
reached . colored brakeman named
MoFadden was sent back to put them
of again, when one threatened to
shoot him. He called for assistance
and Conductor Aronld ran to where
they were and put them off. After
the train had gone about four cars
ahead Of the tramps one pulled out a
pistol and shot three times at Conduc-
tor Arnold and the brakeman, and the
first shot fired took effect in the feshy
part of Arnold's left arm, above the
elbow.
When the next station was reached
the wound was temporarily dressed
and the case placed in the hands Of
officers. who have gone on q search for
the trsmps, and Mr.. Arnold came to
the Illinois Central hospital here.
His wound is not serious but will lay
him up for awhile. The l. @. con-
ductors have a great deal of tror BILE
with tramps, but this is the first in
stance in which any shooting has
been done for many months.
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The Stewart left at noon for Col
condA.
The Memphis will pass up from St.
Louis Sunday.
The Dick Fowler departed for Cairo
on good time this morning.
The Joe Fowler arrived late from
Evansville with good trip
The Clifton Will pass out of Tennes-
see river for St. Louis Sunday.
The Sunshine will pass down Sun
day to Memphis from Cincinnati.
The Avalon will pass up for Cincin.
natl from Memphis this afternoon.
The Tennessee arrived last night
from Tennessee river and will leave
tomorrow afternoon on her regular re-
turn trip.
The Wash Honshell arrived from
Cincinnati this morning with q tow
of coal and iron. the former for the
gas company. She will go south today.
The Charleston arrived from Ten.
nessee river last night with broken
shaft. She will lay here for repairs
and will not go out until she has the
shaft repaired.
The Buttorff arrived last night from
Nashville and departed for Clarksville
this morning. She has gotten mixed
slightly IN her schedule but this will
Immediately be repaired.
The total number Of loaded pack.
ages Of coal and steel that has passed
through the canal at Louisville on
this rise upto noon Monday was 4a5,
OF which 81 were steel. This breaks
the record on midsummer runs Of oom.
merce and places 1909 in the lead of
amy years of record in point Of river
business. These packages were Of
from 900 to 800 tons each. Several
large tows of coal and steel have been
passed through since then.
Goal shipments are now at an end.
The total run Of coal made from July
! to July Ia. inclusive, appropriated
close to 81, 900, 900 bushels. The mum.
Der of packages shipped totaled eai
barges and 453 coal boats and II is pos.
sible that some shipments were made
that were not counted in this estimate.
Boats frequently get by In the night,
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THE RIVER NEWS.
THE STAGES.

Cairo, $500 fall.
Chattanooga, 3.3-0.5 fall.
Cincinnati, 1874 AS fall.
Evansville. l5.3-0.4 rise.
Florence, 2.b-0.5 rise.
Jacksonville, 2.6-0.3 rise.
Louisville, S.9--stand.
Mt Carmel, 1908 fall.
Nashville, 2.3-0. fall.
Pittsburg, 4.2-O.7 fall.
Davis Island Dam, 5.i-0.6 fall
St. Louis, 5000 rise.
Paducan, 1900 fall.