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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
GOLD GLORY HIS SALVATION.
Haytien Fugitive Has United States
Minister for Escort.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti, May 27.-Tan-
screde Auguste, the former minister OF
the interior and police, left on the
Paloma for Jamaica. When on the
point Of leaving the United States le-
cation, where he sought refuge at the
time of the disturbances which fol-
lowed the resignation Of President
Sam. a crowd made a hostile demon
stration against him, and detach-
inent of troops was sent to escort him
to the wharf. M. Auguste finally left
the lega ton with the United States
minister, w. F. Powell, in carriage
over which was held aE American faE-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Mail Carrier Arreated for Stealing .
Bundle Of Letters.
Kansas City, May 81. - Frank H.
Sturgeon, one Of the Oldest mail car
riers in the Kansas City, Kan. service,
was arrested by postoffice inspectors
for stealing a bundle Of letters. etur"
Reon was caught in the act in the post
odice. He confessed. saying that his
stealings have covered period OF
eight months and that debt prompted
the theft. He has a family.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
FATAL TORNADO.

Six People in or Near Union, 3. c.,
Are Killed.
Union, =. c., May q. - Six persons
were killed end several injured by
tornado which swept over this section
of the state yesterday afternoon. one
wing of the storm passed through town
and wrecked a number Of dwellings.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
MOTHER EARTH SMOKES.

PhenOmena That Cause the People
of Portugal to Quake.
London May ia dispatch to the
Central News from Lisbon says that
the inhabitants of Pedroso, a place SIX
miles from Ororto, were thrown into
a condition Of panic by q tornado OF
wind and by fire and smoke issuing
from fissures in the earth. No dam
age was done. The phenomena are be-
lieved to have been connected with the
volcanic eruptions In the West Indies.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
IN RUINS AND DESERTED.

No One II Now Able to Enter tho De-
stroyed City Of st. Pierre.
Paris, May ia dispatch received
here from Gov. l'Huerre. dated from
Fort-de- France, Martinique, yesterday
reports that there is no change In the
situation there. It IL impossible to
enter st. Pierre.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
TlunI TUX kiCnES
THOUSANDS FACE DEATH 10
REACH THUNDER MOUNTAIN
GOLD FIELD.
endure TERRIBLE nARDShlPS
ARE COMPELLED TO TRAVEL AT
NIGHT OVER SNOW THIRTY
FEET DEEP.
FABULOUS STRIKES REPORTED
WONDERFUL STORIES OF THE
RICHNESS OF THE IDAHO
ELDORADO.
FABULOUS STRIKES REPORTED

Salt Lake city, May 27.-Five thoa-
sand men are struggling over snow
thirty feet deep in an effort to reach
Thunder mountain, the new Eldorado
that promises to eclipse the gold fields
of Cripple Creek and the klondike.
Word from Salmon City, received by
courier, that the trails into the meun-
tains are lined with rrospectors who,
having lived for weeks in abodes built
under the snow. waiting for the trails
to open and for the construction OF
bridges across the hundreds Of deep
streams up the big hills, are now
working in toward the summit OF
Thunder mountain, braving death IN
their fight for riches. The undertake
ing is a dangerous one, as all the travel
must be made by night. In the day.
time the sun nelts the top Of the ano"
and the prospectors
Must Wait Until Night,
when the crust hardens and the jour-
ney can be resumed. Five cases haze
already been reported Of men who
stepped on the thin crust and immedi-
ately sunk out Of sight. Their bodies
will probably be recovered in the sum-
mer when the SNOW nnelts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-25

yGute partien" beIddftisen an>
I6eineno ni6t nur dltsre 5anten.
Mu1 ipnit normal psranloste Msns
iden, lpelde bic 3umutbuns aus
i9naraem Saffeesruno peisia9en au
IolIen, nit @ntriiitung bon iih peiz
fen ipiiroen, lieben es gu tpeilen, ii6
Gombinatipnen - unD Isien lie nod
10 unpabrl9einlid = binauseben.
So pirb aug per Shatiade, oaB man
bas 2eine l9lob in 9annoper elmer
Nenppation unterSiebt, urp Der Mitz
tbeilune, bab bic &aiietin bic paz
tbenl9aft beg erfgebOrenen ainoes
bes prinsen Mar BON Baoen, Der Be-
fanntli9 nit Der dlteiten Sodter oss
9eraoes BON Cumberland nerndblt
1T, ansenpmmen 6aben len, in Welz
fenfretIen bic 'Shlubfplseruns geaoz
gen, oab cine 0erlobuns pes beutiden
3ronprinaen nit Der apeiten Sohser
bes 9ersogs in Nusii@t senpmmen
lei.
Was ensliIde Santen betrifft, iinb
iie Der Mnfiht, oab bic @tslluns elmer
bsutIhen 8ronprinseiiin burd nHz
manDen beHer aussefiillt merben tDns
ne als bur9 bic Shipeiter bes jungen
6ersogs BON Sa9lenzgo burg s@otba,
Die 19jdbrise priraeiiin Nliee BON Nls
banD, unb bic Mrsumente, bie lie au
@uniten oieIer partie anfiihren, finb
aGerbinss bon elmer unantaf6aren
2osif. Cine bieier Santen. bic ensz
lHde 3situns r5ree 2anoe", fiibrt
ndmlid bic Gisenidafkn in's 5elo,
lpelde bic iynse prin5effin ben Deuts
i1en lieb uno tperth MAIDEN miibten.
Danad ION rtbe lrDelp princeb" ouz
berorDentlih serne pumpesnidet efen
unD NIT @orliebe pillener anb Miin@
densr Bier in fleinen 5teinIeioeln
trinfen, ia lelbit auf ibren Nadmit~
tasstbee Deraihten, neil iie lieber pein
pils" binter bic sarte 8inbe sieBt.-
Menn bas feline gbesriinDe iinb -!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-25
Scttt Sabre itst Detf.

Sin Original lit Der Baron 5ugo
Srliet in HubLanb, elm Miniondr, Der
feline 3eit in ietnen prd1ttsen paldten
in petersburs unb Wfostau unb isi=
mem berrliden 2unbsut bel &aian auz
brtnst, aber - INNER i'm Bett. Seit
aebn sSabren lit er ntht aufseitanben
uno bat Iid ni9t angetleibet. R0rper>
lid feblt ihm nicbts, unb trob ietner
@r0be liefert isin R0rperauitanb elm
8eiIpiel bafiir, haB es nidt INNER
ri9tig 1T, baB bel f1rperlide 8eipes
gung 5ur grbultuns ber @elunbbeit
nDtbig lit. Na9bem ber Baron alle
benfbaren Tprnen bes Dergniigens erz
IGhOpft batte, leste er iid aus blober
2anseipeile tn's 8ett, unb er 1T Ieit
Dem Sabre 1892 mtht nieber baruus
uufseitanben. Sogar Bel ietnen Neiz
len perlGbt er bas 8ett nicbt. Dieies
nirb bann bon feinen 3immern auf
etnen befonbers gebauten Magen sez
trasen, bon bort in feiren prinat=
ialonipasen, unb bann fdbrt er tmz
ner i'm Sonberaus. Sn alien anberen
Beaiebunsen 1T er gang perniinftig; er
lettet iein sroess Belibtbum nit her
gr0btsn Rlusbeit unb nit Sharffinn
unb 1T gldnoenb unb nibta in Der l1n=
erhaltung. Die etRstge 8eionberheit
feines fonft dhtbapen Gbaratters lit
ietn Wibernillen gesen bic Mnftrens
ntnn beS WMfftehens. ..Mdrum iDlIfe
ih mir bic Mii6e geben9~ fragile Ct.
.Wosu mub i9 aufiteben2 @s giebt
fiderlib ni9ts. mus th niht ebenfo
gut i'm 8ett MAIDEN Dnnte.
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Gt.t ,sst8atattteS 0efet.

sSm Sabre ITO purbe i'm ensli.
fden parlament folsenbe 8il einaea
6ra9t unb hann etnftimnlia aum @e-
feb erbp6en: rsSebnebe Grau, sletae
biel, tpeldkn Differs, tpel6en Nanaes
ober 9erufes, iebnebe Grau, unb lei
Tie nod 10 bo6 geitelt, itbnebe frau.
gktdbnl ob nerbeiratbet, Mtttpe ober
Sungfran, bic bon benz Sage Der Ner<
tiinbigung bieies @efebes nit Ollie
BON aWD6lseriihen. Sdminten. Wos
'muben, fal1Aen ,30pfen, 6adenf@uhtn
eiren untertban 6r. Maieftdt 2ur
Geiratb unb falfder Worausiebuna
berfiibpen pirb, lit als 8etriigerin au
beffrafen, insbe1onbere aber lit ieber
6ttuatbsantrag, ber BON tinemMunn.
btfen 5inne burh Moblaeriidk bes
tGubt ipurben. geitelIt ipurbe. dls uns
giiltig unb niht flagbur HI ktrahien.
Der @tbrauh bon parfiim III iibtrs
baupt fprtan MIR bei 8egrGbniitn ges
itatttt, bu man bic 11eber5euguns bes
gen barf, baB bsi 70 ernjten, traurigen
MnI6fe1 ieIbit binterliitige. gef6hrs
lidk brauen niht aeitimmt fein iper.
ben, iim aus ber Ghanr Der Qeibtrds
gtnbsn Elm Opfer 81 fuAen.1
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Gin meuer Witia d,baaSen.

Iegolson traf eines Cages einsn
alagr .tnarmisen 5oloaten unb fragte
i'm, ipp er feinen Mrm Derlpren babe.
v8ei Qu1terlib, 'Sire!"
nllnb betamit Du cine Mus3eihs
nuna9"
.glein, ,5ire!"
.Dann nimm bier mein Greuo. SD
made Did gum Bitter"
rGn. Maieitdt MAIDEN mid gum
Sitter, neil ih einen Mrm perlDren
babe. Mas h,iirben MajeftGt getbon
baben, ipenn id beibe perloren b1tie2~
nSn bieIem Sale piirDe i1 Did
gum OffiSier Der @brenlesion eernnAt
buben."
Duroufhin aos Der 6orDat Dbne
8eiinnsn Das 5dnert unS fbnitt fei>
aen nuberen Mrm ab. Wei Mxiem
irtei<fanien punft h1rt bic @eidihte
anf, unb Der 2sier lam fngsapDlsDns
Gritannen Dnrjtelen, aIs Il fub, tDie
per Gplbdt Ieinen Mrm nit bsm 61ss
beren dbfhnitt, ben er btMn5ierIik
bette auriid iaifen miiifen.
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fx aud nod BIN is gunae I'm sebt hr
lin naht mid fdledt. ge DeraGblt
itpfperan, baB id { ptGdtiB brdus
muGw .Oebt, @a1e ali lDbne I'M nit 70
2eut ipoIlt ie nids ul buhn IN. 81
ten iub, ido fin 10 mao aeiporbe, bab
ih Geier sefpitt ben. gDifIe sc. ipas
ib sebabn FEN, ieb ben ben pbtlipp,
mas mein 6osbunb is, seorbert, bdb
Ct iie pies BON iein Wsinb getpipe
Ion. gr bot atpaper blibnlie reffiubf
I'M bot geiagt, CT bsbt bic 3ertumifenz
aes nit femme In ipibt fpr ben Rieien
nit, .pen CT blebn1e Ioat. DINNER CT
ipoflt ben Mebesipeiler emol 1infhide.
Der Webesfpeiler is aiotper AUDI nit
sanse, bifabs er 1dgt, ber Miiter 9nlz
liaan mar en- Roittemer au i'm, DO
miibt er tpenig febrfull fein. Sebn
Sc, Miiter gbitbor, 10 ge6ts, mann
{ arme fAnade ssrau 10 en- 6annes
bambel bon en- Mann 1rt. Mit bette
Riegarbs ssubrs
2is5ie 6anfitensel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-25
HocaIe St6Ote.

Sire Mnsabl 9tdbte, in benen es
fih lobnt, au le6en, peroen in elmer
englilhen 3eituns dufse5dblt. Mer
nur iiber Elm fleines Ginfommen ber%.
fiiat, IDllte in ber f4nebii9en 5iubt
Srfa ieinen Wobniib aufibsagen.
Dort beaublt man feline Steuern, bic
gr5iebuns fir Die Rinber lit fret, bag
5elepbon fann man uminnit benuben,
unb Bel elmer syabrt NIT br Straben=
6abn Derlangt Der 9daffner teine 8ez
sablung. NIle biele Nortbeile fann
bic @emeinbe ss1pdbren, neil tie bur9
ben @ertauf BON 8aubols aug ben
ausgebebnten Walbungen in ber ums
se6ung elm grobes gintommen but.
Wer pollfommenenSrieben niiniM,
mub Naibua, etne Stabt bon 10000
8iirgern in ben 0ereiniaten Staaten,
dls WohniiB ndblen. 6ier finbet man
feline Re6tsanpGlte. Ser 6anbel, bic
einsige 8eIdGftisung Der @en1sinbe,
piro bonn Masiitrat ielbit betrieben
uub 5ipar nit foldem @rfple. bab
lStN SlSuSlN <tJpWtL IUrlu utN. XIV
Strabenreinigung unb MushiIerung
Der Wese tpirb abpe9IelnD BON ben
giirgern unternommen, unb bieIe freis
pinigen Irbeiter iinb 10 frieblie6enb,
oaB es feline poliaei6eamte in ber
Stabt giebt.
Die 2iebbabsr bon Neinli9teii 1per=
DEN ii6erlih bic 5Iabt 9rod in 6ol=
lamb na6 ibrem @einpad finben.
Sic lit feit 2ansem ais bic reinlidits
Stabt ber Welt betannt. Die 8enob
ner tpa9ten 10 eifrig ii6er bieTen Ruf,
oaB Bis Dor penigen sSSabren pferbe
auf ihren StraBen nidt sebulbd tpurz
ben. Qu6 isBt mod pirb ber >Srt
peinli9 iuuber~ opn Der 8ebDlferuns
9ebaltsn, bic fait ausfdlieblib nit Der
3ubereituns bon @bamfdfe bei4df!ist
1T.
Dis 8efiirnorter Der syrauenbrrz
ihaft iollten mad 8ea!tie in Ranfas
geben, mo ulle bduptiGhlihfen Stelz
len bon Sruuen aussefiilt tperb,n.
Sin GROCER Sbeil Der ppliseimaht Be-
itebt aus sSraren.
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Drei Bdnbiten, fpeldk @efihtsz


mnstn truoen brunusn neulih
Nmnbs fura nnr isfhs llhr in bisRonS
mir bes Rnhlenh1nbfers Shonas s.
SHAN an WssIfern Np, unb Ia. Str.
in gBicnno erbsutet,n mad, furaem
Ronrbfe S4Oo in Woar ,Inb slpei aols
Rene l1bren ,,nb 6smerffhlri1ten fire
kIudat M,if her @trnbe herrfc1te aur
Rif Elm Isbhnffer Wsrfehr.
9rpi{dsr BEN Ser @teaten unb
OpufSHinnh Ts}sht hsfonnfIid, eir,
3nifwrtraan bemne mat pon hier mad,
6smtIdaIonS nnb In,oefsbrt Wodets
bis an. II Nfunh @stuirft an 12 Esnts
her Gfunb bi,rthbie Woff perTonbt tper@
oeu fDnnsn. Oiefe biIIiuen greile aez
ben oernne ieht ip6hrenb Ser Wseih=
nnrhts,eit Mnlnh al RIooen ppn 5efz
hen her Mnaeh5ri6oe,, nnberer g2otio~
nulitGten Weulidh y1ohmitaos erihiez
mem 4 81 n,if bem Gbicaaper Noftanlte
Fine S>e,,tTfs mnb cine Srlanberin.
gr5fers onb Elm Nofet cuf bas mad,
R1in obrei1irt mar bh Snhter Grius
,in Ioides hns nad1 OubIin bef6rbert
nerhrn i'm weihe g}ofefe tpnoen ie
s Nfunb Ser beutihen Trau fpur-
ben MIR 60 gents ber,chnef ppn Der
Sri6nSsrin bis neben' iEr 5fono. ober
lyrlnnute her No5tbenn1Ie S8 ndmlid3
81 co her g}fnnh OGs perorph bic
Dehtere iebr' I'M, gluss:nonberIehune
oers boh neber gnoiun5 noch SrIonb
sinen, WoItnerfrno nleirh bemieniuen
Oe,,f5dIonb's mit ben Wer gtaofen
6obsn fnnbsn elm toubes Sm bei
i6r 6ie bIieb bel i6rer Bsbu1lptuno
bnh hpr Nn5tmonn fem Hedf bobe be be
8 yeI,t1rfyn a., bepprs,rnen nohrn ihr
Nofst a,rriidf unb entfsrnte iioh n1it eiz
nsm frSFt;nsn ssluhs nuf bie perb-
Outhmens
- Sin br.serreibenbes shoufpiel
| mar ca MIA an 0sinsm b,r lettsn yiade
mittooe 14O AIR 2uriitfhiduno be-
| Ifinrnie lnoliidlids ouf gIIis Sslonp
aboefiihrt tpurben. 6ie fpuren in benz
| (unoen aprribor tpeldpr al ben Oetiz
nirnnosrGumen fiihrt olifoeiteIIt unb
Ifredtsn 6itterb bic Sanbe in bic
nDhe. man mDoe lie bod, in Mmerifa
| lniTen Sin Nerifhberstotter her Ten
Nprfer 5tnotssto, bstr1hfete purGb
I'm glitter bon Ben llnafiidlidmn osz
trernt ben Noroanu 9lls lie Elm
| frpr,hpe Go7;rh4 IN nor p1he Inhsn
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Bic 9prpetadnSer.

9or bic gntiheibuna zines Td4pies
risen Salles iiebt iih Die poliaei BON
Bologna eejtellt. @pr brei ssa6ren
lpurbe Elm Mann Namens Mlancini
gu bier sSobren @sfdnsniB perurtheilt.
Rab einieen Monaten Der Ginferte=
runs selaae es I'm au enHlieben, unD
man bDrts erit einiee Monate ipGtsr
pitosr DON inn. Ntan fins nGmlih
strsn WsaEn, Der ii6 Miptti rpanrlte,
tn, uno cie poliaei uno bic gsfdng~
:.ibbelDlren ertld,.en INIT BeFinnts
felt, ct rdre oer entIprunsens Sdft.
ling Mareini. Miotti proteitirie od-
gesen unb bebauptets, er pdre nihi
Der @eilldte, aber iein Meuberes
Itimmte fc sencu INIT benz Maneini's
ii6erein DAB maH ibm ni9t slaubte
unp i'm ins 9sFdnenib Suriidbrahte.
Sn Der norisen Mohe fat man ieDoh
in Nsapel einen Mcnn per6aftet, Der
Der pirtsde Mancini gu Iein fdeint.
Ge Metnlihteit bsioer MGnner i'll
in ner Shat merfpiirbig unb erHredt
iid losar auf cine beiben MGnnern
aemeinilme MiBbifuuns an elmer
9anp. Oas Merfipiiroisfte BEL Der
GeIdidte 1T nur aher, baB Miotti,
benz man 10 bdufie berii9ert bat. er
pGre Iancini, es run fdliebGh Ielbft
alanbt, uno ss 1T Elm Conflict aipis
ishen ftn &borben, ben 3eugen un'D
nen 5reunben bss urfpriingli6en
8erbrehers entitanRn, ipelher BPM
6eiDen in Mirt!idfeif Maneini 1T unb
lrelcher rist;3.
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Nrr111fJli1teS.


Die iapanilhe Mesieruns min Ditt
scsabps lana cine nad oi'ltriidntt9eM
sDauiter angeIesis unO 6etriebsns 0ldsz
fabrif Iubpsniioniren. nm ben gtns
ipohnerrt ibres 2anbes gelegenbsit 81
aeben, nit ben Mmerifanern fonfurrss
rem au fOnnsn.
gbuarD gernitein, Der in Der fc3ialS
'oemofratiihen, &nsgung IN Deutld3~
fanb ben 3iped mebr in Der Bepegung
ielbit als in ibrea argenTebtsn sstlsia
iiebt, bat fiir3fid in eirsr 0sriasni1s'
luna ppr Berlirsr 5dabnsahern az
tldri, oob bic BON Der So5ialDemos
fratie erftrebte @sieaifaftsorpnung
mod auf @enerationen binaus, ia bis
in bic lpeite Ierns nidt pbdb greifep
uerbe. Dig 6erren BON Der lltrs
partei" brauhen iidh niht gu beetlen.
Die bon Der lonDoner Hationol
Repiem eebradte Mait!heilung, Dab
Raifer Wilbelm auf elmer Rorblan0s
fabrt por Mmerifanern ifber bic @ngS
ldroer unb Ieinen Onfe! GouarD ge,
i4impft babe, pirb jebt pDn Berlin
aug umtlih als .frehs grfinbu1y
beaeidnet. Die @eI9idte mar 1O'
ousenfdeinlid erlpgen, rab pobl nnr
bie psrbiFsniten DeutlhenhoKer Dds
rduf binein sefallen iirtb. trDboent
bate, tpenn man fie nid5t ignoriren
pollte, bic oTfiSielle 8ranbmdrfurg
friiber erfolsen follen.
gDie fir5fich gen1eroet 1purDe, III
Sbra1im aban Dereleti uls perfiiher
geianbtsr am 9ofe BON athen err
nannt ipproen. Das 1T in5ofern Dog,
SntereFe, als ieit 1892 ssSahren feline
otplomatiIGen 8esiehansen 5tDrlhen
periien unb @risasnlanb beftanDen
babsn. Seit ben Absefanbten bes
8Dnigs Darius, fpelhe i'm Sabre 491
ppr g6riiti @eburt mad 9ellds sefons
men iparen, um @roe unp Wohsr als
3eiden Der Ilnte>perfuns au Derlan%
gen, BON Den Wtbenern in einen BrnnS
men eeporien spurben, I'm iih ielber
3u beDlenen, TT Der gendnnte .SDrdgIIH
Der erite Sc eIarDte, ipelGer ben Hall
ltl6er 8poen tpieDer betritt.
W1it Der gonsnbnng oes Oam1nes
bon OTTOMAN bat GeDpten pieber Elm
Wunberiperf tednif6sr aunf inie es
Iol6e in Den 3eiten bes QltertbMrs
npebrfad beIoB. Seit einem Menz
f6enalter lit bic NuTftduuns bes gfils,
pier6unDert Meilen oberhalb Der pDs
ramimn, seplant; Die ssransofsn pie
bic @gppter ielbit baben ii6 baran
perIudt. aber erft enoliI6er sSngez
nteurstunIt 1T bic Musfiibrung 9ez
lungen. Der 9au pirb bunbert Bic
bunbertunbfiinf5is Mllionen sefoltet
baben, aber es 1T gut angelestes Raa
pital. Iuf fiinFaig Meilen melt
ipirb bas Gilthal mittelft Der
aufgeitauten @eipdKer beFru9tet tpera
ben tOnnen, 10 bob loipobl auf eire
3una9me Der Probuttion pie auf
resefmdBia ii6sre grnten sere6nst
perben tann.
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8iiTAe Mntwort.

ssSn einem Wearfts 8aDerns lit es
ptelfa1 Site, nit ben Riihen has
Telb 3u befabren. Die 8iirner bes
Dries iinb iiber ibren Maaiitrat
5iemlid dr9erlih, ba er iih Dfters
Dummbeitetl 3u @hulben fprnnten
lieB. MIs NUN einnal Elm Gdnbmnnn
aus einem NahbarDrte in ber Mnrft
lam, frdgte er einsn Greunb: .Marum
fabren benn bel Gu1 bic Qe1ite imz
nler NIT ben aiiIen?" .Dh," meins
te Der. ripeil's halt b'Dnien ulIe am
NnQiitrat brnuGtn.
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0Ft,.er $d)rfibtbritf uon
ei,,it Bantttfnsfl.

go. %. Sd
Ell DE nit
meme Reh
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and way stations on Manassas branch.
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SAB pm. Daily New York and Atlanta Express
First-class coach and sleeper to Atlanta; Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route. Tourist
sleeper Washington to San Francisco. Pullman
$3.50 pm. Daily. New York and Florida Express.
F4rst-class coach and sleeper to Savannah. Jack
sonville and Port Tampa; sleeper to Augusta and
connection 1Ge, for a Aiken Dining car service
tied (yia Lynchburg). Firstclass coach and sleep
ing car to Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans. Dining car
1o:45 pm. Daily. Washington and Southwestern
Limited. All Pullman train. club and observation
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discovery Of Adair and the girl alone IN
the middle of the night at the commanding
officers house, Adair having the plans of
the gun in his possession OF course, all
terminates properly.
The author has not permitted the action
OF the play to drag, and a tendency toward
extreme melodramatism or suggestions OF
improbability is for all practical purposes
satisfactorily overcome-just how the au-
ditor at the moment does not realize. The
comedy element of 1.-The Bold Soger Boy"
stands out prominently. and in this portion
OF the play especially Mr.. Mack Is ably as
sisted feature is made Of juvenile work,
and the cast includes some exceptionally
clever youngsters. notably Vivian Martin.
who. as a novel-reading, love-lorn lass OF
twelve years. earned long continued ap-
plause. and Master frankie Cooke, who
represents a typical boy Of seven or eight
years In a manner true to nature. With
the children Mr.. Mack sang several char
acteristic songs.
The dialogue is bright and the situations
are kept well within bounds. Most or
those who appeared in Tom Moore" earlier
In the week are seen in the new produce
ton to advantage. The play is clean and
will certainly please and interest all who
are followers of the class of stage work
to which Mr.. Mack has devoted his talents.
For a first night production the perform
ance last evening was commercially free
from bitches.
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AUCTION SALES.
Today.

Thomas E. Waggaman, auct-Trustee's
sale of property in Wesley Heights, d. c.,
on Friday. Nov. 81, at 4:30 pm. Thomas
E Waggaman, surviving trustee.
Thomas E. Waggaman. auct.-Trustee's
sale of property in Wesley Heights, D. c.,
on Friday, Nov. 81 at 4:10 pm. Thomas E.
Waggaman, surviving trustee.
c. G. Sloan &, Co, aucts 1907 G st. NV
Trustees sale of Nos. 1907 and 1909 I St.
NV, on Friday, Nov. 81, at 430 pm. Ed
ward j. Stellwagen and H. Rozier Dulany,
trustees.
Thomas e. Waggaman, auct.-Trustee's
sale of property in Wesley Heights, D. c..
on Friday, Nov. 81, at $50 pm. Thomas E.
Waggaman, surviving trustee.
James W. Radcliffe, auct, $40 Pa ave-
n. w.-Executor's sale OF Nos. 731 18th st.
NV. and 1909 7th st. NV, on Friday, Nov.
81 at 4:30 and pm. Ernest l.. Schmidt
and Henry Klinge. trustees.
Thomas E. Waggaman, auct.-Trustee's
sale of property in Wesley Heights, u. c.,
on Friday, Nov. 81, at 420 pm. Thomas E.
Waggaman, surviving trustee.
Thomas E. Waggaman. auct.-Trustee's
sale Of property in Wesley Heights. D. c..
on Friday. Nov. 81 at 4:40 m. Thomas E,
Waggaman, surviving trustee.
Tomorrow.
c. G. Sloan & Co., aucts., 1907 G St NV
Chancery sale Of property cor. It'll and l.
SITS. S. w. on Saturday, Nov. %, at 4:3O D.
m. Michael ]. Colbert, trustee.
c. G. Sloan & Co, aucts.. 14O7 St NV
Sale Of stamping machine to pay storage
charge, on Saturday, Nov. %, at 10 a. m.
at auction rooms.
c. G. Sloan & Co, aucts.. 14O7 G ST. NV
Sale Of household furniture, etc. on Satur-
day, Nov. %, at 10 a. M; also at u m
horse, vehicles, harness, etc, at auction
rooms.
Walter B. Williams & Co, aucts, 10th
and d ste. n.w.-Sale of household effects.
&c, on Saturday, Nov. %, at 10 am, at
auction rooms.