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The Washington bee., 1902-05-10

one Of the men who Shot at the goose.
The owner Of the calf presented a
bill for SI7. which the unlucky goose
hunter had 10 pay.
About a quarter ~ mile from the
Widow Simpsons home is the village
school, presided over by young wom-
an teacher. who has some 80 little
boys and girls under her charge.
One Monday morning the goose few
in at the front door of the school
house and began To make things live
". Knowing the evil nature Of the
fowl, the teacher and her pupils were
badly frightened at its appearance.
It began operations by grabbing
book out of a child's hands and tearing
il to pieces. The teacher, armed with
= broom. and some of the bOlder of
the pupils, with rulers, made com
bined attack on the intruder, but il
cared them OF and inflicted a number
+ severe injuries on them, including
ad cut on the teachers face, made
with a stroke of its powerful wings
Finally, seeing they were no match
for the belligerent goose. teacher and
,upils fed, leaving ii in possession Of
he room.
Help was summoned. but when il
arrived the goose, with loud squawk.
few out of the doorway and winged
its way to the woods. since which it
,as not been seen. The interior of the
schoOlhOuse presented a scene of wild
wreckage. The floor was strewn with
torn books. desks were upset. ink bot
ties spilled. and number of Panes Of
glass broken. II cost nearly $50 to
repair the damage. and the school
rustees talk of suing the Widow
Simpson for the amount if the goose
someS hack
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10

The 10th anniversary Of the music
<ieDertment Of Howard University will
be held in the Andrew Rankin Ne
mortal Chapel Friday svenin May
10th. The program viii DC d classic
one. Prof, stevens. the talented di.
rector, is At the head OF this depart
ncuL.
The address Of Judge ?. H. Terrell
At tbe Trained Nurses Commence
ITneut Monday night vas veil rounded
or the occasion. Mr.. Gerrell's advice
40 the Young graduates, was also quite
= commendzO bic feature. Music was
rendered by the Aeolian, Mandolin,
and Guitar Club
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
Editor Sharp In Tewn.

Editor J. c. Sharp OF the Denver,
Col, Times Speaker. IS in the city,
and IS receiving quite an ovauon
wherever he goes, Speaking Of the
colored people Of Denver, he said that
they were doing well. Mr.. Geo. ).
Conlee remarked that editor Sharp IS
the leader Of Denver society. Mr.
Centee is no stranger 10 the people Si
this CITY. Ie cones from oae Of the
lea ling "A Miles IN this CITY. Editor
Sharp was entertained ar dinner Thurs
day Ey editor Chase of The Bee.
-
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10

ahead of me, and he turned to me
and said:
"'If you wish to use the wire first,
go ahead
But you have the privilege re-
piled.
Yes, but I'll waive it
u only wish to talk with Chicago.
while your message may be one of
life or death
"'Oh, it's not so bad as that he
replied, with grim smile. My wife
elOped with windmill man last
night, but you go right ahead with
your talk. l was simply going TO
notify the constables along the line
- let her slide right along"
Generous to His Bride.
4 6OO-acre stock ranch and 90
head Of blooded horses were the
gift Of Grafton F. Johnson. Of Mead
ows, Idaho, 10 his bride who was
Miss Alice Henry. of Cumberland.
Nh Tho aaouainta nee IF the two =.
Hard Luck.
What's the trouble, Croesus: you
seem as if you were in hard luck"
Croesus-Hard enough! Think OF
It; there I spend a small fortune on
my daughter studying medicine and
she-marries her first patient!-N. Y.
Times.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
A COURTEOUS FARMER.
ReIinquished His Right to the Phone
because His business Was Not
Very Important.

81 was out in town in the
interior Of the state" said a Chicago
business man TO a Cincinnati report
er the other day, and, desiring 10
telephone, stepped into the head
quarters. There was a farmer Just
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
Not Wholly = sucres..

Henrietta-How vas the club meet
ing. HOrtense?
Hortense-Oh, the literary papers
were all right, but the coffee and sand
vviches were way below par.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
The Labor.

Blobbs-I hear you have a political
fob. Is IL hard work?
SloDbs-Not after you get it.-Phil-
LEG4L NOTICE.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
An Uncommon One.

81 an told, sir. Jha; you spoke OF me
as a common liar"
Whoever told You that, s.r, mus;
have been trying 10 break il 70 you
gently. ! said you were a whole bu-
Eeau Of statistics" s."-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
Wrong Kind of Insurance.

The insurance of the lives of chill
dren is forbidden in Montreal, on the
ground that many parents neglect
their sick offspring when they know
they viii profit by their death.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
A DubInus AdvantaRe.

He-And DO YOU really think your
worthy father Will accept me as q
aou-in-law?
She don't doubt il. Father and
very seldom agree!-N. Y. Times.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
PERI W. FRIsBY. ArrorsEY.

s u8reu Court of the District Of COlum-
Glz, Holding Probate Court.
No, Io5z5, Administration
THTs Is TO GIVE NJTICB:
Thatth- subscriber, of the District Of Col
uhIa has obtained from the Probate Court OF
h- District Of Columbia, Letters OF Admlstra
on on the estate Of ames ". West late OF the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
gzarued % exhibit the same With vouchers there
sf legally authenticated 10 the subscriber, on OF
b et8rs The 18th day OF April, A. d. I903i other
sEisz he NAV By law be excluded from all Dene
4t 1i said estate.
Given under my haud this 18th day Of
Apr5L 1904
Amanda West,
87s 9Th ST, y. E
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
HIn Taste Uncertain.

Pooh" said Daisy, scOrnfuhy, "the
idea of your being afraid of poor old
house dog! Why, he eats out of my
hand"
~ don't doubt it," replied Bur
roughs,- obviously. but what I am
afraid of is that he might take a no.
tion to eat out of nv eg."-Smart Set.
Damages ArH u~t Dead Man.
The Indiana courts have added new
terrOrs to matrimonial engagements.
In the case Of Christensen versus
Crum they have reached conclusion
involving the declaration Of the
principle that the death of one of
the parties 10 a marriage engage
ment constitutes a breach of prom
Use, emitting the surviving party to
receive compensatory damages in
such amount as may be shown TO be
Just and equitable in the circum-
stances. In this case they were fig
ured out by the jury at $4,000.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
CHARLES STRIFF.

-Tais is one Of the best known piano
manufacturers and sellers in the
United States. tfYou want FIRST class
dnstrument don't fail to call or hiza
See advertisement in another column.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10

FOR SALE-OWNER. ABOUT TO
move from city, offers a stylish,
.bevel-gla stop PArlOr Organ. at =
great sacrifice. Convenient pay
ments if desired. 1888 Ilth st. n. ".
For SALE-BRICK HOUSE. 1907
I7th ST., n. w. Basement and Two
Stories. First Glass Condition.
Modern improvements. Can be
bought on Easy Terms. Enquire Of
NJ. A. Tappan-:3j9 F St, n. w.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
HIa IHefuInesa

"Cholly doesn't seem to be of much
use in the world"
"Oh. l don't know; he makes a nice
cigarette hO.der."-Philadelphia Bull
letin.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
Attest:

LOUIS A. DENT,
Register Of wills for the
District OF Columbia
Clerk Of Probate Court
NOrE-This notice must be published once
z each three successive weeks IN the ncwSpa-
yzeTs specified IN the order Of the Court direct
ag publication the last publication TO be at
east siE months before distribution Of estate,
The Washington bee., 1902-05-10
LOUISA DENT.

Amanda West,
825 9Th St y Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29
9 ornGrts" I6er bic e q
ferrebe @ffen.

Berlin, %. g2op. = 0asSo5iuz
Giften Organ y8orpGrt5" fagt be-
3iigli4 Der RaOe, pel9e &uiisr 8ilz
6elm amMittpo9 5u Gfen, unmittelz
bar na6 Rrupp's 8eerOiguHg, an Die
&rupp'f9en Irbeiter belt:
,WG6reno Die 4nflage gsgen uns in
Der S9pe6e unb bic @ufrbait nod
ni9t seri4tIid feftseiteLIt 1T, anticis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29
9reiS csc. pro G6had1teI. 8Dtt aIIett
0lpUtbefern 0erfauft OSer per
0uft su8eianNt.
RaSuap& Co.. 55 GIm, Sir, n.sQ.

f6idt, in bem er bic l1ngiltigteit8ers
tlGrung ber@rtpd6lung Derjenigenlb,
georbneten forbert, tpel4e our Parte'
beS ieBt in 8er6annung befinbli4et
Generals Jirmin, 6ii6rers Der tiir3li,
den 8ebelliOn, ge60ren. Sm 8erpeia
gerurgSfale lit Elm neuer 8iirgertrieg
pa6rI9einli6. Die aQgemeine 2lnz
ft6t 1T, baB Die &ammer g}orb's6ors
berung berperfen pirb. 8orbereitunz
gen CUR 8ert6eibigung Der biefigen
Stabt gegen einen eDentuelenQngrtff
Notb's unb Ieiner &rmee iinb i'm
9ange.
8ei ietnem Gin3ug in ct. W}urc
purDe g}orb BON ben 8urgern bur9
5o4ruFen empfangen. Seine 9rGiiz
bentT9afts ganbioatur mu6t du9
in 9ort al qrince 5ortI8ritte. M}e6z
rere 8erIu9e, SiBungen Der Q6geOros
netentammer u63ubalten, f4eiterten,
ba es unm0gli4 mar, Elm Quorum
3ufammen gu bringen. Die @n6Gnger
bes @r 6inan3miniiters Ga1iit6ene
5ou9urb, unb bes &ammer prGiis
benten 9setien Senequiit, 3tpeier anz
beren 9rGitOentf4uftS : gunbioaten,
iinb uneinig unD ma4tlps.
Gtnbrtnglinge aus s D.
lDmb q bertr te BEN.
Garucas, 8ene3uela, %. 92ob.-
Die in 8ene3uela etngefaqenerGolomz
6idner unter ben 8enerdlen @arbiraa
uno @fpiritu Morales puroen am 25.
g2ooentber nu9 me6reren NieberIagen
ii6er bic @ren3e na9Golombia 5urud=
getrieben. sic lieBen 3d6lrei1e 8ez
fan9ene in 6Gn0en Der @ene3uelanet
3uriif, barunter ben Stabs8ef 8ricez
M, pel6er DernunOet iit. 2lu9 cine
groBe 2uantitdt Munitton fiel ben
8ene3uelanern in Die 6Gnoe.
Der SSnIurgenten @eneruG Rutos
liegt nod gu @ilemitGb, auf Der Sn4
Iel Curacao, trant DarnieDer.
30 ont 9eIee NOD tmmer
TT Gttg.
st. 8 9omas, 9GniI9 Deittnz
bien, %. Sob. - Der 6eute bier anz
gefommene t0nigli4e PoitOampfer
rgare" fam am IeBten W1ittpoa8orz
mittag am N}ont 4}eIee an Der 8iiIte
bonMartinique, unb beri4tet, DaB Der
@uIfan bamals in beftiger eruption
begriffen mar.
8etannter Son oner 9ei It.
li9er geitorben.
3onbon, %. NOD. - Or. Sol.
9arter, Der betannte 9afor beg @it9
Semple, lit I'm 5 116r beute Ra4mits
tag na8 ldngerer &rdnt6eit geitOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29
9aS SeFe 1T
spirituoien.

silSsr BroOe - Qarantirt Z Subre
alt Der. erobartigite BbistsD
uuf Gro;n fir Oas Gel0 - lDabrcr
@trtb $3.50 lluitr uuffaleno
nieDriqtr 0reis pro @jlllOns. 81 10
R6ciupe:n - Elm 9ubenO bole
quarts SETS; tin8elne Quart. 25c.
0:rmutb. spcaeasr Breig pro
Gal9t 44c.
3u!ts fruoonia's bcyii6mter 3sSope
6oonncsgranOD, ips3ieG prOGuart$1.5O
Ggsuoc - iit 5u iOer 9eit gut -
Der unirigs tit tets fertig; man
fig, nur Ulii6 binju; eins Quart
lieiert Drei. llnier Qreis it,. 0Sc.
!. !. 2per,s 6eriibmter Marpldnoer
3oo9cuA0bistep. Spt3;eatr 4rsis
bro Gyalons .................... .$2. 90
fxx Bort, Sberrpz obcr GutuUbaz
98eiu - Oitie Q8eiae fuO uubers
proeutti5 gut tbatiablib Od5
Tppptlte uuitrts 9rsiies tpertb;
pro glllont Fir. ir..................$l $l.OO
5mportirter TtaHjdnilla - Gin 9c=
baltreiber unO nubartieer Sbtrrp.
unicr 9rtis pro Guart it,. 75c.
Qeon ga Qurtt @raup9, pro Quart 79c.
2onoon God 3ama;ca=8um; pOat
Srort 75c.
Rto3iuiihtr Guntsn4GtncOer gcgtn
ole GraucnleiOtn, pro 9;ntt.... soc.
5mportirt.r g}uineB' stout; pro
SuBsuO fir .$I.oo
Sob' qls - in R;pg - 4iuts
6lai6ea; pro 9uBenO. 10
| G}laou,nz5tlibe 8otbDsin 9tz
nlu ods 8i9tige iiir 4uuib.... 44c.
Bon 0omcn 6spor3ugt uniere be-
rubmttn Gcdtailg: bro 9int:. ... 49c.
6reme be Reutbs; pro 6lai3:.. soc.
2uf;ps mal7 a0bistt0, prO 6laibc 79c.
0iliOn 8DC, pro GIaibe. Csc.
outer Rpe, pro 5iai6s. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29

s. 8. SricoentuaIS & So.
.,Spmmt nne fest unfere 6untdnc."
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Nti9ranr, Stlioiitat,
TraueatranfBeiten SertOpfaag
1tuberOaali3tett, 9bspepta
ole 11uOr0nungsn Der 2e6er.

geob1bttt bic foFgtHOeH 5pmptome, bic BON
RraRfbeitcu Otr @trouuuHgssGr0ons bsrribrtn:
gsritOpfung inrtrIits 6dmOrrbOOsn, Elm BOLTS
@sfabI i'm &opfe 8sriaueruue Oss gfagtrs, ltsbsls
lett, sOObrsnntH, 8iOsrpiGsn eoUsn Ous Giuneba
men BON IubruHq, elm 8,fiibl, ols OBJ elm ibtDsres
gepitt i'm Tsaqtn Moe. iaureg auftOB.H, etnteH
oDer g;brirtn Oss 6erBes piirGtnDts oO'r ertiden'
Oes @efabl in litgenOsr 6telurg, uRtlurcr Geibtss
finn, guHft, oDsr Geptbe Dor ben auotn Gicber
uno DumSFs S6mU,eE i'm Ropfsr ungsnitgsnOs
s6prbabIonOeruug, Otlbe 6arbs Der 9aut uno btr
qugen, e5merleu in Der ssits, in Der Sruf uuo
ben @lisOtrH, Pl6bli5s 6iss%anfdue unO 9rsnneH
i'm GltiI8. Ginigs 9Oen ron &uDpao
9fIGtu b,fr,i,n bas sSFsm BON uu' ben Obsa
ou1sfHbrten IlRorUHuHaeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29
S)}}o@nop's
',..., >&irt''
DOQfOutmene 0erOanmng

0ur4 lire anti=biItDfen Gi=
genf4aften itimuIiren iie Die Qeber in
Der Qb1onberung Der Sale unO ibre
@ntleerungen bur9 bic @dlenfdndle.
9ieie giuen, in 0oien BON 3tpet Bis
bier genommen, tperben I9neI bic
Qrbeit Der 2sber reguliren unb ben
9attenten bon alien llnorbnungen be-
freien. @ine ober 5net Gabpap's
9ilen tdgIi6 bon 9enienigen genom>
men, Die an biliOien S9mer3en uno
SrGgbeit Der 2eber Ieiben, tperben bas
@ptem in Orbnung baIten uRb cine
gefunbe 8erbauung it4ern.
so pObne 100 9Rtifsn BON Der ndbRtn apptbtfs
uuO bite Sic Otsburb, mir elm SubenO 56a6teln
9brer 9iutH iu f6idsn. Sd l,iOt an Mugtla
95eumatismus unb mar neuH Tonate lang in GOT
Springs. gReiHs Sober un0 mtiHs Ritrtu finD
sb'Hfuas dHoe8riffsH. SD babe uusgsfuuOsu, ous
Sbrs 9!l,H mir mtbr niiben dlg ale anOeren g1ts
biJinen, bic i'd gtHOmmen babe, unO bic Quslsu
euiammsH eeRommsn.
abtuHgsbOl
%. 5amts,
9araua 6cSa, guma Co., ari5ora."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29
Guibing & GontpanD,
BUD unOSdreibma alien 6inOler
81 @eff.8aitimnrc=s Str.
9as @ef6Gft miro fott9efett.

Die 9eriuolter beg Ra6laFes beg pcrtorbsnen
SOiepb 4t 6rbino, in Srma 6uibing & Company,
ttnO einem eeribtli6sn Grlaiie oemdb outoriFrt,
oog Sei9dft bon guibine GompanD, 9u6= uno
S9rttbmntertalien=S =SduOler, Obne llntsrbre6ung in
bisbsrioer Weiie fort3ufi5ren
Sas er0bte unO in iorefdltiofer gBeiie ausge=
ipdblte Eager bon @iiberu, oas ie in oieisr Staot
offerirt puroe, eni6leBli3 fpc3iea fir oas @eib=
nabtseci9dtt pofeuosr 8u6r. 5erucr fsiue
S9reibmateriaIien &alenbcr, 9aQebit6er etc.
(33l 3Hl
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RoOmag' 4jilell

9urdaus uefamadlos, elegant Hbsriooen Fl5ren
ob rsguIirsn, Purtf;sireH, rtngsu uuO FrdFtioen.
Rappaps giGeH fir bic 6tiIung aGIr unorouuns
sen beg Ragens Der 3drmt Der Ritrcu, Der gluie,
nerO0isn RrdHfbsten, S6RiuOs, gertoO. gers
itopfuue, 8dmOrrboiosu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29

8arceGonu, Gpanien, %. RoO.
- Die geitern in 5Olge ber8er0ffentz
li9ung zines 9etrets CUR 8ei4rdnz
flung bes @e6rau4s Der catalanif4en
Spru6e bier uusgebro4enen &rapaIe
fpurben 6eute erneuert. Die 9enbarz
men, pel9e 5ur 9eriteaung Der Rube
einI9ritten, purben nit Steinpiirfen
empfangen unb 3uerft gum &iid3ug
ge3pungen. SpGter brangen iie jebO6
in bic uniperiitGt Elm unD Oer6afteten
eins 2(n5abl Stubenten, pel4e bic
HGbelsfubrer in oem 4ufru9r gepez
len fndren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-29

So IdHgt bic RtHi d bsit bic Gsa
icbe Der Gsiuno5sit ibtrtritt btoarf fs ar1nei:u
CUR abDsnouug otr 5UlgtH. Sis 9erHbar0iusr
qR6n6e UerfanOsn iid auf arjHeipilani,n. Sic
Ourdforibtsn ole Glora ibrer StrgbaIosn na3 siutm
glutreingunqs smittsl; fs rDuBtsn, odb um Rrant=
btiten su ptrbutsH, mas bsHu ift als fe Ju bsitH
Die GutGs OsrisIbtu, 0as unr,ns 9Iut, g,ldutert
p:rosH muB. unO Da nit ct 8erHur0a
Rrduttrpillen 0isisr 8ptd griinolib er=
rri5t Diro, 10 babtu fb isns Y0n5e ben pauerns
rem Ednf Der Dstnlbbtjt trporbeH aorsiire 9.
ReuiasOttr & Co., 9og 2416, Reps9ori Gtp, UNI
toteHfrei ejut 9robe gu b,iOmmeH Die st.
9srnarD={rdut,rpIqsn fHO in alien apOtbelsn 80
BADEN. 9rsis % Gtntg. (ItSD5a, ,S&Sl
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Saltimure.Chfu.Snhn.

Sn 9bilaoclpbia am Sdmitaq
TIhrIidhca ben 29 4ooembcr 3ur 81 80
fir bic g1uuOrsiie bon 9cltimore
oEIn 9ilete iino an; % gtopembsr auf
OHkU'H= allen 3iueu eiiltig, ben n9topal
2imiteoA ausqenommtn, uno ouf
Sbtcl. ben WprQen= =3iorn ant %. Ro=
bembtr bis unO eini6leBlib Sss
1880 Wpretu=3ases bonn Cams
ben=9abnboi. Gleoante Goadbes,
9drlor= unO &,fouratipns= s9ae=
pong. 9iIete Tnb bis gum l.
glrtnec Se3embsr einidliebli6 eiltie.
Ser bon ben 5lotteu=Ra0ettea be=
nrnen rubte 3ue psrldBt @nnapolis am
90 Rooember, 7.55 @Ormittaes.
Der Spe3jalius iir Die 8udz
SSIpfte. fabrt oeridBt 4biIaOsIpbia $50
&btnos.
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sDas (OA es (fin fir nDeibnaAteu!

Nv ~ P~ese PS%~ %~$'y"~~"J~~~v
Mne babru 6reuee an FER ucbtrreis
dung ceer GmpfaHae eiHeS nneIls
cben Oefdbentes
Sdboursttes soc. oufrdrts
SRpii6. Siss, 05c. aufpdrts.
Wuffaport,ftuGs $2 so ouFpdris.
Nuff4Gabintts $5 90 oufpdrts.
@aresrobt4oaItsr. SIC. ouifUdr!s.
Gamen+6brribtifbt, 50 90 aufpdrts.
5eppi9s sReinistr 81 60 aufpdrts.
R6miib. Stabls 81. 90 aufndrts.
gtrpoIo.te stEbls, $500 au!Rdrts.
9arlOr=6tibls, $500 auipdrts.
Gb,immersStiibIe.
9QrlorsGabintts.
RoFrzsrdrber, $40 90 auftr6rts.
9iuHos6tibIe. 81 so auirdrts.
S6labimmtr sStHbIe, 15e. oufpdrts.
.Sa.ens,s s9c auEiudrts.
por,sHuHzS4rdHIs
Combinations 4saberi4ront, $40 auipdrtA
.5ibtboarpss
Rorris=stEss. 81 TtuFsr. $4.25 dniDdrts.
Ruffsts
ROtr. s4aufsIffbte, $500 aufDdrts.
GanM+Stdnotr.
Gbifioniers.
garlor IJasub!tmentg, Don $40 Bis $500.
SoiIsttsnEiif4t. ausiieb=Siias.
9arIorkIiide, 81. 90 auipdrfs.
aae arttn bon 6tauielfl5lsn. p Iluf:r, bon
$1.OO biz S25 90.
Sir 8inSer.
65T.ras unS Robr=6 65auisIitiblt, 81 90 auFrdrss.
Norris45tRbls, $10S autDdrts.
Sfppi6e, Aues. TtatttH. 2inoltums uH6 dfss.
mas in tinrm ROb:l= uuO 9fppi9.adotu
srfsr 2laiie esbaIten DirD.
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6a9ti's neuer 9 iirgerz
tried.

Sort au8rince, 9aptt, q.
y1op. = General glleris RorO, ,Rriegsz
M2iniIter Der Observation-Disclosures
pel6er nit 5000 Bis 10000 Mann
auf bem Mdrf9e bon @onaiOes bier
fer gu ct. N2arc angetommen lit, 6at
Der Gegierung Elm llltimatum gs>
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
THE CHAIN COMPLETE.

From the New York World.
 The control of the meat supply by the beef trust extends from the ranch to the retailer. The chain Is complete.
 First link-the buying When a large lot of cattle is ready for market the agents of the trust agree on the prices to be paid Nobody outside the combine can afford to buy or has facilities for handling 10000 cattle. The beeves are bought at a fixed price-competition being practi- cally destroyed-and are distributed among the various packers who consti- tute the trust.
 Second link-the transportation "The railroad companies all give freight re- bates to the beef trust" says Charles A. Prouty, a member of the interstate commerce commission. A second "strangle hold" on competition is thus secured in unlawful cut rates on freight.
 Third link-the wholesale price. The combine has fixed this arbitrarily. It has increased the price of beef more than twice the advance Tn cattle by weight. It urged scarcity as a reason, when the re- ceipts of cattle were far in excess of last years figures. It has given the high price of corn as an excuse, yet reduced the price aft CT legal proceedings were be- gun, though the price of corn was un- changed if not higher.
 Fourth link-the retailer. The trust has not only fixed the prices at which beef shall be retailed, but by secret credit agreement" has selected the men who shall sell 1t. Any abatement of retail prices, ard purchase from wholesalers outside the combine, any failure to pay one of the trust houses promptly, is pun ished by 'blacklisting," a shutting down on supplies, and ruin.
 If all this Is not, in the language of the law, a "combination in restraint of trade" and an attempt to monopolize' part of "the trade or commerce among the sey eral statcs,' then there is no meaning in words, no force fin facts, no virtue in statutes.
 The suit brought by direction of the President will test the power of tho law and the ability of the attorney general to break the chain which the beef trust has forged to hold It's monopoly. But this may take year. Congress alone can af- ford instant relief by repeating at once the tariff for monopoly only on meat.
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
Krakatoa and Martinique.

The disaster in Martinique naturally recalls a similar one in Krakatoa in the Sunda group lying between Java and Sumatra Krakatoa itself sunk 150 fathoms beneath the sea, and 36,. 830 people were killed. Either this disaster or that of St. Pierre stands as the greatest volcanic destruction in historic times, both easily exceeding in loss of life Pompeii and Hercu- laneum. Earthquakes have destroyed more people, but not volcanic action.
 Krakatoa was in 1883 merely a vol canic peak, which had been silent 200 years. No one lived on the island, but the adjacent islands and shores of Java and Sumatra were densely in- habited. The peak rose in the air
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
w. N. HALDEMAN DEAD.
Newspaper Man Succumbs to Injuries
 Inflicted by Trolley Car.

Louisville, Ky, May 13.-Walter N. Haldeman, president of the Louisville Courier-Journal Company, and one of the most active newspaper men in the country died suddenly at o'clock this morning from the effects of injuries by being struck by a trolley car Saturday morning. He was over S1 years old
 MT. Halderman was born In 1921, and educated at Maysville Academy with Gen. U. S. Grant. and others of note.
 In 1S40 he became bookkeeper in the Louisville Journal office and four years later started the Daily Dime paper which was soon converted into the Louisville Courier. This he conducted until 1861, nation, MT. Haldeman being a Confeder- ate sympathizer
 The Courier soon appeared at Bowling Green, Ky, and then at Nashville, and at the close of the Civil war Mir Haldeman resumed the publication of the Courier in this city until 1868, when, in concert with Henry Watterson, of the Journal the two papers were consolidated and ap- peared as the Louisville Courier-Journa which has since continued under the same management In May. 1884, MT Halde- man started the Evening Times
 Mir Haldeman was a man of considera- ble wealth.
 The funeral will take place from the residence in this city Wednesday after noon at o'clock, and the interment will be in Cave Hill cemetery.
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
That Tuscaloosa Train.

Not only this town, but a very con- siderable section of the State would be benefited and convenienced by starting the train, that now goes southward from Tuscaloosa at S o'clock a. m., from this city at 6 o'clock in the morning. Merely an extension of the present service Is needed. The same train could return here by g o'clock in the evening. The addition of about fifty miles to the run should not be considered expens- i've when a quarter of a million of people who are patrons of the South. ern and Alabama Great Southern Railroads, and friends of the great system, would be benefited The man agers of the Southern and Alabama Great Southern thoroughly believe in encouraging and building up traffic and they certainly will see that an extension of the train in question to and from this town will be beneficial helpful and agreeable all around There is no road in the country that more quickly sees where traffic can be promoted and friends made than the Southern does, and 1t will assur. edly see that Chairman Boardmans plan is one that should be granted.