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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
Pair of weaainE. ut west PoisL.

WEST POINT. Neb-. Feb. 2l-Cspecia:-C
Conrad MRgnusen and Miss Minnie Nose
man. both Of Oakland. were married By
County Judge s. S. Krake yesterday. Both
parties are well known young people Of
Oakland and VIII reside IN that city.
A z Stewart and Miss Lima A DiEchsr
OF tins city were united IN marriage
Wednesday. The groom is = young buBi-
ness man Of TekEmhh and the bride the
daughter Of sx-MArHhal Joh Discher. and
a native Of this city. They viii reside in
this eiU.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
cold storage IHH for Beatrice.

BEATRICE. Neb- Feb Especial Tel
egram. "A movement Is OF foot by a num-
Der Of local capitalists. cooperating with
New York and san Francisco parties. 70
erect a SOLD storage plant here that vii
cost S15D. O0C. Il the deal goes through the
promoters contemplate installing machinery
for the manufacture Of soap and artificial
ice. They viii also renovate butter and
may eventually add 8
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATRICE. Neh-. Feb. H-speciAlD-
The property Of the -Four BIS Mining
company at TurreL. Colo. in which 50 many
Beatrice citizens are interested. is turning
out some valuable ore. according 10 re-
ports received here by some Of the omosrs,
and the mine may yet prove a BONANZA
for those who invested their nonry in IL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

J. z Shears OF this city. district deputy
for the Modern WOOdmen Of America, has
invented a new mari box. which meets the
requirements nf the law in every parriCu-
lar and which may be placed in Use in this
section in q short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
Cody Taken Home

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb- Fsh ZL-Isps-
ciEl Telegram The Lody Of L C. Burnett
5r-. viii arrive in his city tonight. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
made. This is the second child Nr. Bur
nett has lost N e terrible manner. a grown
daughter having been drowned here q few
years EEo while skating
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
In Ian n HrrrtnE.

HASTINGS. Neh-. Feb. E-(SpeoiAL)-
In custody O. Sheriff Hill, from KsArney
county. Alfred Van syco was lodged in The
county Jail here today, charged with steal
ing SIS from Jessie ". Mcneil Of the sane
county on February 2 He is jailed on
failure to produce bond Of $500 TO sppear
in district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
RICHARD C. ORR FOR JUDGE
Named by Governor Mickey 10 sue
eeed Judge Norris in the
Fourteenth District.
Frcn q stan Correspondent

LINCOLN. Neb- Feb. 21-CspeciAl Tsle-
Eran)-Riehhrd c. orr Of Hayes Center
has been appointed judge OF the -Four
tesnth Judicial district BY Governor Mickey.
TO take the place Of Judge Norris, re-
signed.
Judge Orr viii assume the duties Of his
once March Judge Norris resigned some
time ago upon being elected TO represent
his district IN congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
GYPSY RETURNS HOME
GaIead REYNOLDS fs Back ~
His Wife and decentralization and
General Rejoicing FouowE-

BEATRICE. Nsb, Feb. 2L@Spscial
Telegram There is rejoicing in the
Gypsy camp tonight. Mrs Myrtle Reg
nolds returned home toLAy from Council
Bluffs with her truEnt husband. GaleEd
Reynolds, and Miss Stanley. with whom
he eloped last week A reconciliation FOL
lowed the meeting at Council Bl1hs AID
they are nov reunited again At their h30e
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATRICE. Ssb-. feh. H-CspeciAL)-
1be Second regiment band has arranged
to give q concert IN the near future. the
proceeds TO be used In assisting the
WomEn's club to purchase a bust Of Car
negis TO be placed in the new public
library building as SOON as II 10 CON-
nIefad-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb- Fen I-CSPe-
GALA new lumber firm Vas formed here
today. consisting Of B. n. Weller and
Ge1rEs II HOsmsysr- This hrn was for
merly The Chicago Lumber company and
VII nov be known as the OlOs Lumber
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
PREACHERS FINE IS CUT DOWN
Rev. samneI BeabfoOk-s FrAeAAs Cons
to His Asststaaee and He ts
Again q Free Man

BEATRICE. Neb, Feb. I-tspeciRl Tel
egram- Rev. Samuel p. Benhrook Is . free
man once more. To-Day Judge Letton re-
duced the amount Of the hDs and costs IN
The case from $500 10 s121 20. By the as
s,stance Of mis- friends he paid that amount
and WAS given ms freedom He left for
his HON. in Wym0re tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

PAPLLoN. Neb-. Feb. 2L-CSpsci1b-
At q meeting Of the business men Of Pa
piIlion. held al the court house last night, il
was resolved 10 organize q commercial club
Lewis Lesu-e WIS elected Chairman and
Dale McCloskey secretary. Nszt Monday
night was the time selected for permanent
organization
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

FREMONT. Neh- Feb 2l-speciELb-
Nh MEF F0nmeiEtsr o. this city WEs
TO-DAY ad5udEed Insane by the Board o. Con-
uisEionsrs for Insanity and vii b taken
10 Lincoln Her insanity Crews on q
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
Ladies' Waists
For Spring and
Summer Wear.
kelley ST|GER & co.. Cor. Farnam and 18th

the asylum for the chronic insane al this
city today. The committee WIS looking
over the condition Of the Institution befors
making q report on appropriations
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATRICE. Neh-, Feb. I-tSpecial-
The republican primaries 10 nominate can
didates for rity ofhceE and member Of the
school board viii be held Tuesday. March
20. The license question viii be the issue
in the coming spring municipal election
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATRICE Neb,. Feb 2l@SpeciHL)-
Beatrice Federation union No 1882 me-
last night with a large HttendHnce. al
which time fifteen candidates we're in
itiEted. The union is growing rapidly And
BsHtrice lAbortng men seem to be alive to
their interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
Minister Hurt in runaway.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb-. Feb. 21-Cspe-
cal eRev. J. J Hawk Of this city Was
throVn from q carriage ii 4 runaway today
and severely injured
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATRICE. Neb- Feb. Zl-tSpeciaL)-
MIS-. W. ". spsIlman entertained a CON-
pany Of women Al a turkey dinner Al her
bone yesterday. About fifty guests were
present and h very enjoyable Afternoon
was the re-ulL.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22


The lcnr lost and much sought minutes
q The constitutional convention q 49,
have beck found and thee IS much rsjoi,-
irE around Dol only IN supreme cour-.
nut TIE entire state huzse The uinutcs
were found among he records % TIE sEis-
lAture q 1875 ia the -uult q tHs oEce q
he secretary q stEts. ~ Judge Roberts.
a the Eecrsts-ys ufce. who IS -e-arrhnr-
-ns the records Err nav years The -
cords o. the convention nave ben lost
and 81 vas though by mHnv Who had
searched Tor them thai thsy had been DE-
stroyed- Nelson Mcdowell. Who 'or 50
many years we bookkesper in re once
Of tkc secretary could not locate TIE min
uteE. and 81 was believed that II he couldn't
Il would Do DO good fo- others . ~. Along
with the original cory o. the minutes Mr..
Roberts found q certified copy. Al sn0rt
viii be made 10 have the Legislature pri1t
the records.
The county commissioners this afternoon
made a hfty-ysar contract with the -udi-
forum company and the Commercial club
10 rent them the ground on which the
auditorium stands. for $3.50 per year. The
building is owned b. the auditorium con
pany and the ground BY the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
COMMITTEES visits Hastings Asylum

HASTINGS. Nsb- Feb 2L-OspssiAlG
Tn house committee on Rsylums visited
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

Publish your legal notices in IN Weekly
Bee. Telephone 2sS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
KELLEY, STIGER & co.

Attention is directed TO our new spring and ummsr
merchandise, representing a multitude Of WsaVes as wide
in scope and variety as they are beautiful in finish and
design. New Silks and Dress Goods, New Lacss and
Trimmings, New Ready Made Waists and latest creations
in coIored linen and cotton Waist Materials.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
Court Overr1Ies Objection.

The cOurx OFerruled thE objeCLionE o.
defendants md Mr.. Hall was permitted 70
continue. he said: "Shs told me there
was s30B in the purse, also several prom
issury notes. one signed by Nj. Halstssd.
one by sam Lille and one By q Bohemian.
whose first name was AutOn. She said
the purse was an ordinary womEn purse,
that the reason she had this amount Of
money on hand WIS that she went down
town. transacted some business Al the City
National bank and went 10 the FIRST Ma
uonal bank TO deposit the money. but the
bank vas closed. She said ths kitchen
door was locked BY MI Lille the night be-
fore and that morning, when she came
down. the door was OPen, the key was
on the floor D the door 10 Mae and
Edna's room was always kept open with a
book against IT, but for some reason on
This night II vas closed on OcIobsr -
] told her that she was suspected Of the
crime and what ] had heard about il, and
she said she could moi see Why they w0ul
charge her with f. They could nor prove
il She laughed about IT,"
CroEs-examinHtion ELECTED nothing mere
J. Ira Duncan. The neZt witness. VS. no
called a. the preliminary bearing he Was
a member OF the c~orOner's jury and de-
scribe the bedroom, The curtain. glass and
screen as fully described by other Wit
uesses
Leu &ehUr0n. linemzn for the telephone
CONF said; AFTER : O'clock on the
evening u October . ! was Al The switch
board In the central ohcs- About . O'CLOCK
The next morning M. Ed Hail called me
Witness here described in detail the niEhi
alarm and explained how II Ia operated
The nsu cal ] received that morning
vas from M. TEddiksn Al the Lille resi-
oence. After the call from Mr.. Hall uni
the call from Taddiksn, the alarm wEs Or
when TAddiksa called the aArm rEng
was sitting OF the edge o. The bed a. Tins
time his Vas near . O'Clock ] VA
EElks during AL o. the time between ths
time ] received the call from Nj Han am
The call from TRddiken
Court adjourned until Monday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

did not seen possible that M. San could
Ett there 50 uuick that E vas surh q
short time for him 70 ger W and dress.
! ssu Mrs. Lille 81 the hospital thai
afternoon about ! o-clock she remained
there tu Nj. Lille died
M Lille was In the northeast room
Upstairs Mrs. Lille vas downstairs she
went upstairs before NJ. Lille died I
think ] ans Mrs Bauer vent I'D with her.
when she vent into the room where Harvey
was she took bold q MS wrist. saying he
viii never come out o. IL be viii never
spehk 10 me again. she vent out q few
minutes and came hack again ard stood
near the center Of the room. He vas dy-
ing at this time. while be was dyinE she
done nothing that ! saw; she stood about
one foot from the bod she remained there
out Of the room
! saw her again that afternoon or even
ing al her home and had q conversation
with her. she made practically the same
statements thai she cid IN the morning
l ask her II the man run down stairs, and
she said he went very quickly; that he had
pads on the soles Of his shoes she called
the girls. told them Harvey had been shot
they got Up and commenced 70 light a lamp
and she went down stairs 10 the telephone.
she also said the shot that was fred al
her went through the window she said
when she woke I'd she saw a man standing
near he foot Of the bed pointing q revolver
81 her"
witness showed the jury how she indi-
Gated the position Of the nan and the WAY
be held the revolver.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

u. NJ. Hill. brother Of Mira Lille. said
u saw Mr.. Hall OF October - and ! told
him that ] heard M sister Was under sus-
picion and was going TO be arrested, and
We had better attend the coronerE inquest
and look after II. He said he was going
away, but Mr.. Hastings would look after
II He introduced me 10 Mr.. Hastings. Mr.
Hastfnu and I tried 10 get in where the
coroner's jury Was and we could not get IN.
We talked about my rister being suspected.
! hh5 not seen Ms. Lille that morning
J. s. Hin. father OF Mrs. Lille. said: i
| saw. Mr.. Hal al the home OF Mrs. Lille
on the evening Of October -. He said he
had bad news 10 tell me. that there VII
some suspicion that Mrs Lille had mur-
dered her husband. ! wanted 10 tell hei
and he thought hat ! had better not ]
afterwards told him l had told her and
asked him TO look after the matter for heI
and be said be would"
L s Hastings said: o October =
met Mr.. D. NJ. Hill in front Of the bsnE
ana be said he wanted some one 10 appeal
before the c0roner's jury 70 see what wal
going IN. ! told him ! did not think there
Was much 10 be Zone. de and came ovei
&c the court house and Mr.. wHling in
formed III that the coroner's jury was be,
hind closed doors. Afterwards ! told Mr.
Hill thai I could do nothing for him
aid not consider that We were employed
in the matter. az w never received an
compensation. Mr.. J. s Hill spoke 10 ml
about assisting Mr.. Miller in the defense
and ! told him that / could not as ] wal
employed 10 assist Mr.. Evans in the prose
curion.-
M. Hall said: Mr.. J s Hill Asket
me 10 assist MI. Miller in the defense o
this case and / told him hat under tn
circumstance I could not"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

business and family troubles, her husband
having left her many years ago
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

BEATKIcE Nsb- Fsh A-sBseALl-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

sour vii probably b net on our oun
rroun6s Ths dates have nor becn definitely
Hrr1nred yet. bur the debates vfl al oc-
cur before The 18Th o. MAJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22

Mr. Han was on the stand when court
convened this afternoon. He said in part.
i went 10 the depot and sent some tele-
grams for Mrs Lille and then returned 20
the Lille residence and went into the bed
room where Mr.. Lille was shot" Witness
described the room and contents. the cur
tain. glass and screen EE has been fully de-
scrfbed by other witnesses. i was In
the bedroom that evening again and e1-
smined The bullet hole in ths curtain, glass
and screen very closely, put & pencil through
the holes. and the outer end Of the pencil
ranged slightly elevated. I raised the
window sash 10 see II there was another
bullet hole in the screen TO correspond with
the position Mrs. lille had told ne the
man stood. Pound no other hole in he
screen. ! had a conversation with Mrs.
Lille on The evening Of October "A in which
she said the man had taken q purse with
5000 In Il. and there Was also in that purse
Rt this time"
Counsel for the defense raised The point
that statements made 70 Mr. Hall we're
privileged communication Mr. Hall iE an
attorney.
witness said: Il vas not Mrs. Lille
counsel al that time. l have had some
conversations with her as her attorney.
These ] viii never repeat OF the witness
stand or anywhere else. On the 24th o.
October / was talking with her as = friend
] went to see Mrs. Lille Rn6 asked her Il
she intended 10 employ me or the firm Of
Castings & Hall. OF either Of Us, and Il
the statements she had made 70 ne were
made 10 me as he attorney, and she
said no.
The crOss-sxAntnEtiun Wa severe Coun-
sci called his attention TO statements hs
was alleged TO have made TO different per
sons that he vas attorney for Mrs Lille
all Of which be positively denied.
Ex-County Attorney WaIling was cAnet
and said: Some time after the coroner
jury had adjourned ] had q conversation
with Mrs. Lille in which she EEid she hat
not employed an attorney. and she had DG
49,. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
White Goods
for Waists

Our waist materials are the most oonp-s-
hsnsivs. most beautiful and most con-
plste. sver shown in Omaha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24
Qn0uInOlliO

ober Gnt3inOung Der Qungen fouteH
nit oem ReoOp RelieF tpie foIgt be-
banbelt perOen: Der 9atient IoIte
5pon5ig 3ropfen Oes 8eaoD 8eIieF
jeos 6tunoe in einem @eingIas polE
8ai7er erbalter, unO Die gan3e 8ruit,
Ruden unO 6ront miifen 0fter5 NIT
bemIeIben ein9erieben lperoen. Beef
thee" unO 6Ieii6iupPen miiTsn Dem
9atienten bera6rei6t neroen uno ietn
Stublgong muB 3eitneiIe gef0rOert
rperOen Our6 Or. 8aOpa2'5 9iuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24
spe;ieQe 9Siamo:@ :@araatns.

Qur nod furJe 3sit SOr @eibua9ten uno
mir fno tutihlOfeu, Oab Sober, Der tIn E'@ne ..e
fUini6t elm ioIdss ,rbdit, iDsnn b'll?isuos
ui,oriat 9reiis unO ltibtt 8toin9ungn U0eR'
iUie baju b:itrGGsn t0Hntn. Ssst Ut tine gun.
nies 3eit fir sin:u Bargain 99ir bab'n TN
Qrobes Eager Der btribmttH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24

Ius QrDBt 6dmorrbptDeu= =6tf l.
mittcI Nrutti S, ore Gut0ctuuq 0es IT.
5i.sbse bat }tHigyH9 aui Dan Namtu -oas lQuus
Der oss Ndbybunosrts" 70 600 0lUfblrt 4atientcu
is1usu Oss rluji9t uHt-i3l.d, s,ouorrboioeuaoei.z
mittel uuO Ci, D.lb' um.oHi YSlihmjtttl, Sa.s
ben NED luHsrlih. Ul.rtci dHlGUcUost blbeu pt-=
otu ols Gagtuc5m, B.it5. augmbadldcr 56msriz
.tnotruul uuo ole Nbsrc Aoeiluul iu purOiqeH
lDif,u tpelas oHrb u Hattiis 1.pd5r, lDtro,r.
Qr,is $lO) 4robsH irsj. 5vNuco 3u3,auot Duyb
L. Geufd0r.r K 60, &ar 24l6. G,p=}o,t
s2iSD5U E&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24

bon 2lrenOal g}orpegen, noh Der
SafsI=8ai, Suoafrita, beIfimmte NOR
Degiife 8arte nGapeGa" lit uuf Der
90be bon 8Or6jerg, an Der 8iite pon
Siitlano, geideitert. Die gdn3e, aus
Is 9erIonen 6eite6enoe 0}anniduft
ertrunt.
6eIbmarf4all @aIoerz
lees 8ruber &c eitor=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24
3QOwo0 & g.,

@r. 55, GGm.stra8e, 93e'O gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24

- 6r. p. GiIenOeder, Der preuBiz
IGe 8eIanote an 8aOen, pelder DEN
4rin3en 6einrid ouf ieiner amerita=
niI6en Sour 6egLeitete, purOe geitsrn
in &arl5ru6e BON einem 8aoler umgez
rannt un0 erhs6lth DsrLeBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24
3turtelptuaoja mo Group .

Stbr Qctbrtcr 0rr Goftor:
@or ciuQr 3cjt Durne mcu @lttt 0ou 2uuqcns
titbcr bcialcu. IS ieute ib pd6rcuo o5r Na6t
nit S6utttlirof elm. 3uiiQia battle ib eiuu @or=
rntb BON 4hr;r Dltoi3u an HduO, mO Id ris5 icis
ne 9rut Uno icueu 3tdtu NIT 8aOtu1D's RtaOB
8sicf cju SD cab ibm tjucu Gbctl0ii,l Oou in
tju lUcujg g&ci;r sum Eriuicu, nm jbu 3u cr=
pdrmcH uu0 3u itlrisf, uuO u0d ,ttDa ciutr bdlbtu
SuHDe 0rti prH RaoUc15 4lm 2ls Der Eofz
tor am nadlittl Yt0rgcH tlw, rurot CT bcotutcnD
bcl2r. Ser (ottcr woltc UifcH mas fir Elm
0sittcl ja ana DaH0t babe, uuO Cr 0ab mir 3cd)t
iuQcuO, IS icjeu cute MtoBjHeH. Giueu ouOcrcu
faG Den jb ourtmo5tc mar Der m'iue5 tl;lncn
gcfftu. Gr crt,outtc an GroUp. SD ritb itiue
gruft. 6als uuO 8udcu NIT @tlop Rclici Gin
uuo Qob ibm u0t 5tm6c oouou Gin. 9tolGt DON
elmer EoTs Qiucu gJm rdatcn Lo9c mar Ct
micOcr Qsiauo INN muutlr. SD blbt oiclc gttois
gin bel mtjuer 6lmljc uuO m0utu Ndtbaru ltit
ctrra 30 Iobrcu Ou9elDaUot. uuO HIcmuls hat n;'z
islbt DtrfcGlt. @tt;, cnotu Sic mir sale aHo
Gruc." cine Sbr;r 4ubtiiatontu. SD iteue e
Sbutu frci, pom oiticm 3w3ujB gt5roub ju mas
ben lDic S.. cs iiir Qut bciiuocH moqcn.
oobCbWuQ5oou
frlu e li3a unr,
9adioupLfc DlorQuu=Gourt0 4uinot5.
RaopaD's Rsa0D 3tlicf SOC. pro 6laldc
@,rfauft oou alien glpotb,tsru Oocr nirO Sci lleh
b,yisuouua Ors Qreiies 3u5cldt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24

ytr. 55' GIit'StfaRs' 3'e'o J"'''
gRegierungszSyn7pettOr Der 8aumlpollz
Blantagen in 0autI6=OItafrita ers
nannt nor0en. Gein 6auptquurtier
pirb in 0ar@eSzSaIem fein. Die
amtlihe 8efanntmadung Ieiner @rz
nennung mar BON Dem 3uiob begleiz
tet, baB 8eder frii6er rba5 e6tenOole
Q(mt zines GountnzGommi7Idr8" be-
tlei0et babe. Die 8uumpDqernDte in
9eutf6zO7tofritu betrug unter Der
QeitrtnQ Ginger 36gIings DON 8ooter
8. 0aI6ingtDn i'm Gan3en $50 8aIz
len. Die7e8 oyo6r ernartet man BRET
mai 10 Diel. 2lu3 5ogolanO in
OeutI6zQ8eftofrifa ProOu3irt einige
6unDert 8aQen.
Die out76en 6an0el5fammern
f6roern Oie@ntpitelung Der DeutI4en
8aumnoltultur na6 &rdften; uber
man lit fi6 tLar oorjjber, ooB bic
8uumpoQtultur i'm Snnern Der &Oz
lonie'n, 10 longe teineGtienbabnen Ooz
bin 1e6aut perDen, uner6e6li6 blei6en
pirO.
I'm BEN 81 meric az"8 6 er,
@Iu5Qow, %. g}Dpember.-9er
n@lasQOp 6erol0" 6eItGti9t beute Oas
Gerii6t, 0aB s5a6t6aiiBer BON Gl3Oe
6eu6Ii6tiqen, bic 0antee5 3ur 8ert6eiz
biQun0 ne8 y2(mericozGup5" beruu5z
3uForoern. G5 6eiBt, OoB Die 6erren
Goate5, Glarf unD 0onuloIon iiG
an bic SpiBe breier getrennter Spnz
6tfate 1teQea nerben, beren jeDe cine
syu6t 6auen ntro; Die Gntmijrfe Der
oya6ten fouen pOn ben 9eiignatoren
8utIor, SITE unO W!Dlne ge3ei6net
perDen; Die Drei Sya6ten 5OQen ben
CONNER 6inour6 0ettfabrten an
itelen, unO bic bette oar orei Sa9teu
io0 Ounn in 1905 ais ,G6auen9er"
na6 g}epz0Ort gei6idt perOen.
Grfo lgret6e GrPertmente.
6oIpGeuo, Gnglunb, %. g}oz
bem6er. - Die 8er7u6e nit Der De
6orreit oro6tlofen 3sIegraP6ie 3piz
i6en Der unnett BON bier gelegenen
Station unb 6ont6 BEL Dublin, cine
0ttun3 ppn GA U}eiIen, 6a6en ii6 in
beioen gi6tungen aIs erfolgrei4 err
lpieien.
- 6r. p. GiIenOeder, Der preuBiz
IGe 8eianDte an BADEN, nel6er DEN
4rin3en 6einrid ouf ieiner omeritaz
niI6en Sour 6egleitett, purOe geitern
in Rarlsru6e Don einem 8aOler umge=
r1r,r,+ ,r7N prhph(irh rorlpb+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-24

Bten, %. Noo. - Der ungartz
ife 9remier 8raf 3i53a lit bier elm
qstroffen uno als6alO bonn &aiier
fFran3 SyoIep6 in 2luoieH3 empfungen
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Berlin, %. Nopember. - S. 3.
6. 8eder BON Rodlep. 3eIa5, 1T 8um
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-29
G0lsip Of tho Ring.

Danny Duane of this city. who has not been
nshtlnG with much frequency Of late. is ready
TO make q match with any 1S pound man In the
business At Fort Erie,
Tim Leonard brother of Mike Leonard. Is in
Buffalo looking for a match with any OF the weller
weights.
q champ onshp possibility in the lightweight dlvl-
sion until defeated by Young T1pman. Is nursing
a had right hand.
Buffalo sports are much Interested In the out
come OF the contest between Jack Root and George
Gardner. which Is TO be decided al Fort Erie on
wy Ro9, has rssdy arrived :. suo and
and has no fear Of the outcome, Gardner is a
slight favorte In the betting. but large wagcrs
have been made so far.
Ontario just opposite Detroit. The club will have
on july s The club is known as the Windsor 4. G.
s :s and " Win,eq asoia. sIer viii reers. '' "eA
and Joe Hurs, Of Philsdelphls Will come together
TO nnlsh on barge not many miles from Long
Island City.
Ing Tor MIS- frht with Kid Carter which is 10 be held
at Philadelphia on Wednesday. He has located AT
Paramount Park.
wants ;sy "aTss' Of iFP sasSns
sullivan says that he can get the necessary back
Ing II the contest is arranged.
tn. match between Give, Ice Cans and BUDDY XIII.
c'dcd In the open air.
Gso,ss wee ocH m.nasc, G, WIN. rs.,.d
nnsh Fitzgerald the way he did said Weeden.
us wonder. Jimmy Britt Is not the nehtcr some
believe and II Cans and Britt ever have 1t out
It's good betting that Cans wins"
II Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican" who knocked
ks Jimmy dsi sss s i. ~
OF Chicago will be asked to take his place.