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Neuro section Boss Wounded.

Plttsburg, Texas. June 30.-Lsst might
about o'clock a negro named Cole, who
had been sent there to take charge OF 4
Cotton Belt section. was shot thrS. times
and dangerously wounded by a party 81
whitecappers. Cole had been warned mo-!
to take cut his crew and declaring his Ia
tention TO do 30. he was waited on witt
the above results. Three bullets took ef
feet In Coles body. He returned the frt
with six shots from a revolver but without
effect The affair has created considerable
comment but nothing serious Is contepJ
nlatpd
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VICTIM OF A COAL OIL CAN,
Mrs. Huffman Suffered Agony for Several
Houre

Sherman, Texas. June !9o.-Nirs. William
Huffman. wife of Division RoadmasteI
Huffman OF the FRISCO railroad, died at
10:15 tonight as the result OF coal oil ex-
ploslon. She attempted TO build FIRE about
O O'Clock. when both the can and stove
exploded. ignitlng her clothing, which
burned from her body, charring her limbs
aud burning the skin from her enrire body.
Her husband and neighhors had frequently
cautioned her about building hres With oil
and when her husband reached her TODAY
she said: well, sweetheart, the oil got
me-"
The house was not burned
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TR|FuNG WITH YOUR HEALTH.
Is Like Playing With a Loaded
Gun. If You Have Kid.
ney Trouble Attend
to 1t at Once.

It is easy 10 tell whether your Kidneys
or bladder are diseased. Take bottle or
glass lumber and fill it with Urine. If
there is SEDIMENT powder-like sub
stance-after standing day and night, II
it is pale or discolored, ropy or stringy'
there is something wrong with the nd
neys. Other sure signs Of disease are a
desire TO urinate often, pain in the back
or If your urine stains linen.
There is no question that Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the best
and surest medicine in the world for dis
cases of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and
Blood. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Chron
Constipation, and the sicknesses peculia.
to women 1t quickly relieves and cures
inability to hold urine and the necessity
of getting up number of times during
the night, and puts an end TO the sealdine
pain when passing urine
The Rev. Henry P. Miller, pastor Bap.
fist Church, SpartanLurg, s. G., writes
For eleven years l suffered with
kidney, liver and heart troubles, swim
ming in the head, dull headache and
numbness of the limbs. Several phys
icians prescribed for me and took
different medicines, but none of them
did me any good. then began the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorte
Remedy and in about two weeks was
entirely we'll"
All druggists sell DR.. David Kennedy
4 Fevorite Remedy in the new soc size anc
regular $500 size bottles.
sample bottle-enolgh for trial, free by
mail.
Or. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
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namane in l-lano County.

Labo, Llano County. Texas. June 20 =
Reports from the country today fay that the
wind last nigh. did conside abe damage.
Outhouses and barns were blown down and
fences laid nat. The telephone wires AZ
this place were blown down and several
business signs destroyed. A large plate
glass window In Simpson & Co.'s grocaty
store was blown In and smashed. The
rain which fell before and after the wind
will he OF great benefit 10 grass aud cotton.
Reports come that the heaviest rain 'in
years has faEsn In the southern end Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
HOUSTON.

The city council adopted Alderman Nil.
ier's resolution calling for a s2oo0,o bona
Issue for new city haiti. as well as the
resolution providing for an investigator of
the International and Great Northern
crossing NJ Preston avenue. The jain pc
Ion tqr permission 10 build spur .Ssack
IN 'front.' OF rice mill site was rejected.
Andrew Dow was appointed rcas.yer OF
the brazoria hiee and Irrigation company
by Judge Ashe.
The school bssrd met yesterday after
noon and selected numbcr Of teachers
Michael j. Aorr,sey was seriously IN,
'ured BY the explosion OF an oxygen gene.
rator yesterday.
The scholastic census Completed yester.
day shows i451a ehlieren OF senooi are
n the couAty.
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KlNG HOWARD.

King Edward suffers much pain from the
dressing OF his wound, but ITO alarn IS oc-
casioped.
Queen Alexandra took part IN pai'ae'
appearing In the royal cawisee.
The king displ Us sr,a 4 itude ana Pr
fence in his illness.
The cares of state AMI personal matters
are not allowed to worry ais majesty
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Stirring Revival al ruler

Tyler, Texas, June ao-Rev. Martin,
Baptist evangelist Of louisville, Ky. began
series OF meetings here yesterday. The
attendance is very large and his sermons
are intense and IN some degree sensation.
al This old East Texas town. is being
stirred M. The revival viii lest two weeks
a ehcir OF hity trained voices furnishes the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
RAILROAD.

The Katy Is spending large amount In
improvements at Denison.
The per diem system will so into effect
today on most OF the railroads Of the
United States.
II Is denied that the Morgan line intends
to send any boats to Mexican ports.
Judge Bryant now has the Tyler vs.. Cot.
ton Belt case under consideration.
Kansas millers are trying to get the In.
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TRY IT TODAY.

definitely decided today TO occupy the first
carriage In the royal procession in which
other members of the royal FAMILY will par.
ticipate as well as the foreign princes who
are still In London.
In view of the kings continued improve
ment no further bulletins will be issued to-
night,
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Discharges In Rankruptox.

Galveston, Texas, June ao.-Judge Jamu
r. Burnett, referee in bankruptcy, has rev
ommebded the following baE'krupts for dli
D. Il. and Mike Remley Of Alvin; Addisa'
and Netties, a firm composed of J. r. Az
olson anS o. E. Nettles Of Montgomery
Texas D
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made IN advance on cover
Ing by shorts and favorable report from
Liverpool.
Corn. wheat and oats went up owing TO
crop damage and manipulation by profcs-
eionals.
Provisions closed stronger In sympathy
with the movement In grains
The stock market showed activity ana
cotton-carrying railway stocks advanced.
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RAPID WORK IN HOUSE.
Conference Report on Philippine Bill
Was Adopted.
SEVERAL APPROPRIATIONS CUT DOWN
Rules Were Suspended and Numbers Of
Minor Bills Passcd--Adjourn
msnt to Be Delayed.

Washington, June S0--wlth anal ad.
JoHnmenr probable tomorrow the house
worked under high pressure from noon to.
/ day untli far Into the night. Several res
olutions were adopted to greose the leg
islative wheels, The rule providing for
the printing Of conference reports before
/ consideration was SUSPENDED until the enl
OF the session and a resolution was adopted
making motion to suspend the rules Ia o.
dor at any time. The house then got down
/ to business
The conference report on tie Phllipplns
ciyil government lii vh!eA is eou,lIered
the last obstacle IN the way OF adjoarn.
ment was adopted by atrict party vote
with the tiusis exception o. Nv McCan
| tMass) Who voted vita the democratic. A.
mirtuI report on the general deficiency ap.
proprauon bin was adopted ana after a
prolonged nght tae house by vote % IA,
TO lOl accented the senate amriaHent t,
appropriate $4,000 fol the Bunaio eN-
position aud tnel sent the bill back 10 con
ttItHcc' inc senate amendment to applu.
Pilutc $lbrJuo Tor the CharlesJon pX.
position ana Sl,UHt,0CU to pay the Hawaii
nrc Duuuutc plague awards were defeated,
tae iulmtr ~ vote Of II 10 lis Subsa-
/ qieHtl( at nc night session the nous, e.
ltIseu sell ana assehtei 10 tn senate
dhlt hullfHl muhinE an appropriation ior
me Chariest1n xpOsitloa. a num-
Der oil bills were pUssed under suspension
~ tue rules, Including the senate bills 10
hliot land. IN the Cherokee milton uud to
provide corporation laws for Alaska.
~ the evening session the Dick militia
Mlr which Is to br uscd as stop gap for
thu remainder o. TIE session While the
house Is Waiting FOR conference reports.
was TAKEN mp ne Adjournment rrsolu-
ton j. 70 BE W;;tRheid uptn he c9uferencc
y port ON tho Philippine bill Is adopted by
tue senate
,,,rr,,,,.,,,.....
~ NOI MAI I'N BILLS TAKEN UP.
The house met az II O'Clock today Mr..
Payne ~. ", the majority leader asked
unanimous consent that the Hepburn rule
lelullnL the printing of conference re-
should D., sapeudei for the remaInder Of
tAr session ~ this Mr. Richardson the
minority rador objected
Mr. cannon llll chairman OF the ap
ference rppult ON the rpnrr1i ,tnhcioucv
appropriation b!u Tho reporf left I'm Gls.
putc items usgieuntns sf.su5ipu inetud-
iug tlp Apprnprty funa fui, tba Huooi, ana
charleston rSpnsit.ons and .l tS0tnU f'r
th. p,,rnrut W ,i,,,i g'p ,'Vo'V ~, tor
NJ. "o,nao o,c,.,, ,,,,. ,,. homo, ...,.,,,.
insist and ask tor a further ronrorcnce
Nh Alexander a. ~ asked for a sep
1d ir't tba w @n ,nc 0ppt9Prlali9h OF $4,000
I f5r ol a I'M '9T,,,9 Iit rl.lrS W
Tor the Charleston exposition. lr burton
emo up'h Ine appropriation Of $1,000
from cairo to Mound city aud Mi Cannon
hLhSeI upon the appropriation Of SlQuD
90" ior the payment of Hawaiian clatms.
b SIR, Alexander made strong plea IN
favor of concurrence In tho senatn Runuln
exposition amendment he declared the
assassination OF President Mchulcy was
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coNeREesIoNAL.

senator Eikins of West Virginia made a
strong appeal for the annexation OF Cuba.
Plat # Connecticut nd Hanna Il ONO
cnered strenuous opposition to Elkins' t'S-
olution
reso,ution was passed In the house CIV.
ins ful. ray of roir admiral to ADMIR-
Echlev
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SPORT.

The signing of nav players hy Memphis
threatens an eruption in the southern
League.
The races at Washington Park We're run
In the heaviest rain since 1872.
Little Rock claims the game forfeited
20 Memphis yesterday ana is sustained
BIZ President John b. Nicklin.
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IELKlNS ON ANNEXATION.
The West Virginia Senator wants
Statehood for Cuba
AN EARNEST ADDRESS IN ITS FAVOR
TIE Idea Was Sharply Opposed by p'a't
OF Connecticut and Hanna
OF Ohio.

Washington, June 3o--Hot words passed
between Mr. Bailey (Texas) aud Mr.. Bev-
cridgc (Ind On the door of the SENATE to-
day asd after ndjoprnm mt were follow d
BY a physical assault By the Texas senator
on the senator from Indiana.
Early IN the sess on Mr.. Elkins (W. VaJ
delivered en- earnest speech IN favor of the
anhtxltitn o. Cuta, IN .intnining that It
would be In the best lnteres Of both coun-
tiles. Mr.. Elklns' remarks drew sharp
II from Mr. Plat Comm and Mr.. Hanna
ohio, who deprecated any anntxad Il
proposition at this time and ged that the
I'm, cd States ought TO be sensible of It's
Obligations to the civilized world, IL not to
Cuba.
After lively coil guy, IN which General
WOOD was criticised by Inference for using
Cuban funds 70 advance the reciprocity
propaganda, Mr. Esklns' resolution for an
nexat.on was referred to the Cuban rela-
lions committee.
Among the many bills passed was on
giving Admiral Schley the pay and allow.
ance Of II rear admiral on the active lisi
of the navy.
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any considerable portion of the people OF
the United states. He believed the peopiee
OF Cuba would have right TO eAargo
the United states with bad faith If the
initial Stntes should now institute prop
uganda for the annexation of the island:
at would be most unfortunate salu
he, If that feeling should prevail IN Cnea
and therefore ! wish to say thut Lne
resolution and remarks OF the senator from
West virginia do not represent the senti,
ments OF the people of the United States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
Bankrupt Stock Sold.

Sherman, Texas, June 3o.-F B, billiard
trustee, today sold the c. D. Smith stoti
of drugs, furniture nnd fixtures to Creme
Kell Drug company for $500.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

Heavy transforms prevailed In Garland
AID saline counties in Arkansas. causing
great damage.
ina nrst sack OF the new crop Of rice
hAa been received at New Orleans, breaking
the record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
EORElGN.

Authorities In Mexico are carefully IN
vcstlgatlng the Insurance frauds wnlen
have been continued for some lime.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial to The post,l

Especial to The Post.)
Washington, June 80.--Ropresent tive
Burgess called at tho White House today
the people Of Galveston a cordial invitation
TO visit that city during the Forthcoming
tour OF the State. The president expressed
himself in the same appreciative manner
that he has shown IN connection with al
the invitations from Texas and said that
II It could possibly be arranged Galveston
would be included In the itinerary, Tha
details Of the Texas trip have not yet been
arranged.
The senate today passed Representative
Klebergs bill providing for the building
of bridge across Corpus Christi channel
and the measure will 90 Immediately to tho
president. Thus Its Anal passage Is rrac,
tically assured.
State Senator Wilson and Judge John ),
King. both OF Texarkana were here today
On route 10 New York, where they 20 u
transact business,
N. 7, Blackwell and family of Dallas, Wild
are en- route TO New York, spent the dayl
here.
Representative Richardson (Tenn) and
his democratic associates IN tnt
special committee which investigated
the charges of bribery. etc, ~
connection with the Danish West ,r-ia5
purchase have decided not TO make
minority report ana the report of tht,
committee will be unanimous that tneftf
was no bribery The committee will pass
on the report and give It out later
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01

DR.. David Kennedy's Worm Syrup. most
effective medicine of the kind known; 25e
Druggists, Trade supplied by Houston Drug
Company,
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Mondell said was S4, 10000. over 1000 peo-
pie, he said, were interested IN the owaSis
The motion was opposed by Mr.. Cannon
aud lost--22 10 los.
motion by MIR Burton lOhiol 70 con-
cur with an amendment IN the approprln-
tlon Of S2J,0O0 for the ohio river, betwe "A
Cairo and Mound City. was adopted. The
special rule was adopted 20 make motion
to suspend the rules IN order az any time
for the remainder OF the session. The ser.
ate bill to provide for the or nnlzQton q
private corporations In Alaska WIS passed
as were bills to ahot the lands of the
Cherokee nation and the disposition %
townships therein. and to require the cir,
cult court Of appeals OF the NTH district
to hold term Of court annually al Molt.
gOmcry, ALA.
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Piles cured WithcIt the Knife

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudiaf
Piles Your druggist will refund your mousf
If pAzo OINTMENT fails to cure ycE
so cents.
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Old as the Pyramids

And as little changed by the ages,
Is Scrofuln, than which no disease,
save Consumption, is responsible
for a larger mortality, and Con-
sumption is its outgrowth.
1t affects the glands, the mucous
membranes, tissues and bones /;
causes punches in the neck, ca.
tarrhal troubles, ricketts,, inflamed
eyelids, sore ears, cutaneous erup.
lions, eto,
suffered from scrofula, the disease AZ.
roctinx the glands OF my neck did eyery-
thing was told to do to eradicate IL. BIT
Nithput success. then began taking
Rood'h sRyeGparil.u, and the swelling IN MI
nack entlrely disappeared and my skin re-
VHuned smooth, healthy appearance The
i &Qre;Nas coxnpiote.n Miss ANITA Mi1cusl,L
&@B Scott H., Covlngton, KY.
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Interstate association TO revoke the dlfYer-
entail and II the action is taken Texas
milers win suffer.
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PAY FOR ADMIRAL scHLEY.

The following bills we're passed among
others: To pay Rear Admiral W, S. schley"
retired. the pay and allowance OF rear
admiral on the active list. and for the al
lowance OF certain war claims reported by
the accounting Officers Of the United
Mr Scott Nv. Va requested considera-
tlon OF Ids Joint resolution providing for
survey of the Isthmus OF Darien for canal
purposes. hut n was referred to the COM
nittee on interoceanic canals.
AZ 900 n. M the senate went Into execu-
tive session until $3.50 p. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01

Inis signature ~ on every box OF the genuine
Laxative Brom0.Q uinine Tablets
this remedy thas euxes q cold tu eas dax,
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cANNoN's SARCASTIC RpvARKg.

N'A'N+'V'N y NhNVAoIIL HENAHhs.
Mr. Cannon spoke saroastically OF the
cohesive force OF public plumber lie had
lived TO see the day when the State Of
John g Calhoun, the champion Of States
rights, came in here and struck hands
With New York to get through the New
York appropriation.
Mr.. Finleys motion WINS lost-7l TO lis.
MT. Mondell CNyD.l moyed coneurrence
~ the senate amendment to appropriate
SlotnOOp toward the payment OF the
property DESTROYED IN Hawaii In the sna,
preston OF the huhoIfic plague 70 lsasl and
huo The total amount Of the awards, Mr..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01

The Texas Leasue.
At Parls-C orsicana TO- Paris ..
At Texarkana-Texarkan I. Waco @
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Hoods Jdrsdpdriiid
and Pills

hos1ughly eradicate scrofula and
1aa w TIE system that has suf-
1I1e1 lusn n
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N, T. Blackwell and family of Dallas, who
are en- route TO New York, spent tho day
here.
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STANDS BY HIS GUNS

DLKINS STANDS BY his GUNS.
Mr.. Elkins declared he could find no OBJ
ligatlon which the United States owed Cuba
and he challenged Mr. Hanna and Mr. Platt
to indicate such obligation.
1--WE stand indebted to Cuba" interjected
Mr.. Bailey (Texas), Eat least to the ex'
tent Of the money expended by General
Wood for the advancement Of the Cuban
reciprocity propaganda and to influence
Headers Of thought In this country.
Mr.. Bacon (Ga.) inquired of Mr.. Elkins
what his opinion was Of General Wood
payment of money to Mr.. Thnrber,
'isituated MS he was" replied Mr. Eiklns
81 might have felt justified to spend the
money" p.,tor
'that the senator from West Virginia would
a,aye expended the money 1t is Impossible
10 and words strong enough to condemn q
man who would take money even from MS
own government for such purpose
"Ifh suggested Mr.. Spooner, the SENATOR
desires to do any business, he would better
~ know there is dynamite In It," replied
Mr. Bailey, smiling. and SO l let u go.
The resolution OF Mr.. Elkins was referred
TO the committee on Cuban anairs.
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HANNA TOOK ISSUE WITH ELklN'

HANNA TOOK ISSUE WITH ELklNS'
MIR. Hanna took sharp issue with Mr'
Elkins for his assertion that presidents
from Jefferson TO Mckinley had Favored
Cuban annexation. Whatever had been
the Inducements nnd arguments In taVor
OF annexation. II rever was accomplished
That fact was a sufficient indication Oh
tho aent,ments of the American people on
the subject.
Mr.. Hanna said that when President NC
Kinley met the commissioners from Cuoa
he ala not advocate annexation; w.,
What he did say, sald PIT. Hah ~
was that he would do everything III M, h'o
10 this country as would prove 20 be an
advantage to them: ., oA A.
ReferrIng to reciprocity with Cuba MT
Hanna declared he did not THINK the ques,,
tion had been decided. Whether wo owed
anything 20 Cuba or not, we certainly o"eu
something TO ourselves. a. 40,
II want TO see this country and the eoii,
gross stand on sduarely the plane WHICH
has placed us under moral ooi'sa'''" ~
He suggested significantly that soon an
onnortunify Will be offered to know whetn-
or the policy Of Mckinley and Roosevelt
was to be upheld In this country. -
ut ia the policy OF the admlnistfa llol 10, 10
day as il would have been If Mckinley
had lived :" said Mr.. Hanna, ITO treat cuba
AS n ward The talk of annexation al ms
time is not fair to Cuba, Just starting upon
how Nntional existence aud even before sue
has had time to prove what she edn do.
He protested against consideration OF an
nexatlon lat a time Ike this.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-22

Gnrd f9reng. ,Ringt. Nmts
0ag6t." meooeler fsleenbe t6eltebaao,
uofsrt al en- life ipbit BEARS 9reng:
5orleben llge fsrte Sens g6r. 9prups
4 Born = en- 9reng pda 13 Qdr os
ire piger paa 8, 6 % 3 Nar - Sane
neo do en- 9afte. Timber en- 3ur, ba
be ale fire bar paa Ganer, lob osnne
for langt og for ub paa 5lamsmoie
aar / 9dnobora. Sien BRAT, og a1e
A Bern falot | 8dnoet o9 piipe iittert
babe miItet 2ipet. bbis life ben reio=
lutte 9reng babbe ubpiit en- 4dnbsz
nRrb9relie % et Mob, Der life let
timber fin Wage. 6nn III en- SmuIs
Stgtte mob en- 9rint. og itaaenbe /
8ano til 9alien, III ban line 3 Seifens
be reobeoe. Den minbfte funoe ban
NOT magte. men be to Itsrite fneb bet
meb, iarlig benbe paa 6 Qar, iom git
unber 10 @ange. fda ban MATTE bnt=
te til 9unbs efter benbe. Wlen op paa
Sien 1T ban benz ule tire. og bet lbffez
beg BAN iaa bagsfter felb at fomme
Up, flint 4nffrenselierne og bet istol=
De 9anb bar beo at faa &r9fterns til
at ipigte.
Qne fire 8grn befinber fig MI after
pei. Den me[emite piee par meget
haarbt mebtaget; BUN bapoe iiffert it
fe taalt at gaa unber en- Sang til.
6un bar en- bel Nlen inbe unber Sien,
Dd benbes f9ffe 8rober anben Sang
opfteoe efter benbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-22

ct elegant Stpffe g m e
er / 8stge Sob. Qb." for
nplig opifinet | aOlbing. Oct er en-
Smebeiarnsz port, Der er opfat / Nas
tionalbanfens 5ilial og ubfsrt |
@eorg Mellers Smebep9rffteb efter
9egning at 4rtitett 5usfing. porten
bar toitet 1000 Str. foruben Spfat=
ming oe beteenes at 5agmRnb ION
bet fmufteIte Smebsarbejbe, man bar
/ gpen, baobe fra arfiiefiens Os IRE
iterens 6aanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-22

SporDogns ulDffe. JorS
lebsn Gftermiooag Oeb al 3iben pilpe
en- Dame fpring op paa Jorperronen
at ben elettriife Sporbosn, paa 9jsrs
net 4aboulebdrben og grifebsDej /
asf nbaDn. SUN inublebe | fin Gjole
og fdlbt; BUN bleD baarst inb / en- nars
liggenbe Safe, mebens Der blep ienbt
gub efter 2aee og Mmbulanceoosn.
SUN bIeb fsrt paa 6ofpitalet. men
paa Uejen BERTH bsbe bun. Jrebe<
rifsbetg politi bar fonftateret, at bun
beb Gmmp Senfen. talbet 5reberiffen.
6un bar Dameftrebberinbe, % @ar
sr., ugift Og bOebe | 4asabe 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-22

Subil9um. Carer Deb 5re0ts
rieid Communicable 6. 9. 5bneefens
Shmiot boIot ben IA. Marts % Nars
Subelaum. Deb Sioen at i'm 2aeres
fitting bar Subilaren rgatet forlfenige
S%iniospoIter. 9an bar iaaleoes iioen
1894 oaret Weolem of 5reoericia gpz
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-22
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