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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Sa@(en.

DRESDEN. Die Stabtperorbnez
ten baben ben Mntauf bes Glettriaiz
tdtstpertes in ber @oritabt plauen fir
25O,OOO Mart bef9loFen.- Ser namz
bate selebrte Oberf9ulratb profeFor
9r. Sriebri9 9ulti9 besins ieinen 70.
@eburtstag.
9 B en n. Der bier tpobnbafte
Musenarat Or. Neumann mar por einis
ger 3eit tpesen fabrldffiser &Drperper>
lebung nit t0btli4em Nusganse bon
Der Straffammer au a9t Monaten Sc
fdnsnib ~perurtbetlt tporben; er bate
Bel etnem Diner einen fetner &olegen
b~eriebentli9 NIT benz Ool9e erito9en.
Na9bem biefe Strafe i'm @nabentpese
in cine entipre9enbe Seftunssbaft um=
setpanbelt tporben, 1T Or. Neumann
runmebr poIenbs besnabigt unb aus
ber 9aft entlafen porben.-9te
2anbbant in Berlin ertparb bon Or.
iur. Sames b. 8lei4rDber bas untpett
bon bier belegene etpa 100 Morgen
srobe &ittersut 9rebfa.
TGDba. Wouftdnbts eineedi9ert
purben bic 8auernsiiter bon 81. 9ldz
Ter unb 6. S9reiter in &rumbermerss
BORT bel 3iaopau.
Qart a. Nuf benz beutf9en
Surnfeit in Niirnbers bat audi Elm
Mitslteb bes bieiigen Surnberetns
einen Preis errunsen. gs 1T btes
Srib Retmer, tpel4er i'm Se9stampf
NIT so puntten als Steser berborsins.
Rreinib BEL Ntefa. Wdbrenb
Der grntearbett tpurbe auf benz Sitter
quite Sidtenberg Der ausbtlfspeife baz
felbit bef9Gftigte Maurer 8opri9 BON
bier bonn 9tbf9lase betroffen, Der benz
2eben bes in Der Mttte Der 5Oer Sabre
itebenben, riiftisen Mannes Elm idbes
Gnbe berettete.
MuIfen g 1. s a b. Ser
SdrbereibefiBer MoriB Seller bier
tpurbe auf Der 9eimfabrt bon 2t9tenz
ftein in Solse @4euperbens ber
Pferbe aus ieiner @quipase sesen eine
Selesrapbenftange sef9leubert unb
mar 5ofort tobt. .
M . I a u. 0te nadsefu9te @erz
etnisuns Der 2anbsemetnbe 2ambais
NIT Mblau TT bonn au~ftGnbtsen 8ez
atrfsausf9uB abgelebnt porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
$4wsfs.

Bern. Die .3oneinnabmen Der
Sdtpeia betrusen i'm Stunt 4,321,206.
10 Sranes ober 277,722.46 Sranes
mebr als i'm 8oriabre. Die seiammz
ten 3oletnnabmen beaiffern ii4 i'm
eriten 9albiabre 1903 auf 25,O73,z
5000 Granes ober 1,854,4s2.15
Srancs mebr als in bemielben 3eit=
raume bss lebten Sabres.-Sn Bern
ptrb am 25. September bas neu>
erbaute @tabttbeater er0ffnet. Man
plant aGmonatlt9 spet 8oriteuunsen
in franaDfi9er Spra9e, gu benen man
parifer S9aufpieltruppen beiauaieben
beabf4ttst.-Ser Profefor Der Sea-
ttpnalDfpnomie an Der 8erner uniperz
fitGt, 81. phil. Iusuit Snden, feierte
fem 25jG6rises Subildum als prbents
Ii9er grofeHor bafelbit. Ser Sc
lebrte, Oirettor bes Seminars fir
@oltspirtbf9aftslebre unb &oniulars
tpefen, 1T elm geborener 9etbelberger.
gr ftebt iebt i'm SO. 2~ebensiabre. SIM
S%tubteniabre 19O1-19O2 betleibete er
bas Heftpramt an Der 8erner untpe-z
fitdt.
3iri9. Oas eibsenDiifde Surn'
felt parb Bel Qnpefenbeit bon 5000
Surnern s~efeiert. Qus Seuti4lanb
unb Sefterrei9 paren erf4tenen:
Surnerbunb 8resena; 8rennetsS efltn>
gen, &olmar, 9ebpeiler, 9rafenftaoen,
&enstnsen, Surnperetn &onftana,
Surnberein 2Orra4, rMilbuiia"=
Milbauien, pforsbeim, Strabburs@
gteuborf, Stuttgart unb Subinsen.
g larus 8. SIM 81. Iltersiabr
tparb Der 9ruder 8altb. S4ieber,
elmer Der penisen mod lebenben @etez
ranen bes Sonberbunbfrteges, our grpz
ZEN Irmee abberufen.
Sreiburs. OILS Rettor Der lnis
Der iitGt 5reiburg tpurbe fir bas fomz
menbe Sabr Profefor Sfer, @ertreter
bes 2ebritubls fir i4pei5eriides
Gipilredt, setpdblt.
80 b t. 9lGnaenb perlief bic
paabtldnbtfde Sabrbunbertfeier in
2aufanne. Dem Seftipiel I'm Mmpbi>I
tbeater pobnten $4,000 Saultinber
aus benz &antpn Bet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
&rok6er3ogt8utl 9eGeu.

Darn # t. Gin Musf9ub bot
ii9 sebilbet, I'm bier in Oarmitabt,
benz @eburtsort Suftus b. 2iebiss,
benz sroben Gelebrten, Elm neues Dents
NAL bon finftlerif4em Werthe gu err
ri9ten, ba bic bef9eibene 8iite auf
benz 8abnbofsplaB benz proiettirten
MISREPRESENTATION balb tpei9en muB.-
SIM glitter bon II Sabren ftarb Der
p%enitontrte 9oftbeatermaler &arl
8eber.
&ieben. Dr. aarl &empf, Der
Snbaber bes &altperfes &empf G
6ilf in Mbsbaufen Bel Weblar, ner=
iibte bier bur9 Grf9teben Selbitmorb.
Oie @riinbe fir bic Shat iinb ni4t be-
tannt. &empf 1T 8efiber etnes unb
atpar bes ei1aisen in Oberbefen Be-
finblifen, Dor benz beiigen Wantbor
belesenen Sibettommibgutes.
g +. g II. Muf Der @erbinz
bungsbabn Oornberg : 9r. @erau
tpurbe bon einem perfonensuse bas
Gubrpert bes Pferbebdnclers Peter
&O~fbenburs am Bahniibereanse iibers
fabren. Rotbenburs tpurbs fofort ses
tDbtet.
Maina. SIM glitter ton 83 Sab
rem, ftarb Der als Sonberlins betannte
Mentner unb friibere Bud Sdnbler Sts
mon Rapp. @etn bebeute::.bes 8ermos
ae1, 100000 Mart, fon er Der @tabt
unb 100000 Mart fir bas gu ers
bauenbe ifraelittf4e 9oipi!al permadt
baben. @eine Werpanbte1 seben lser
nifa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
= Glaubte int lebten staoiutt her
s4minoiu&t 5u iein.

Sd babe eben ben @bite. @tne Of
Gar erbalten. Wir slauben, baB es
feine 10 9u.e Mebtstn sibt mie bteie.
9etlte mid, als man mid TN b69ften
Stabtum Der S@winbiu9t ero9tete.
Sd ruerbe es ftets Sener. empfeblen,
bic po1 trsenb elmer 2unsentrantbeit
bebaftet ftnb. Trau Mtnora Burses,
8parS, Sl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Me&fem6nrG.

81 o It o d. Muf ber biefisen Nepz
%tunperft lief Der fir bic 9ampff9iffz
rbeberei 9orn Ittienz@ efeIf4aft in
Gubed erbaute, $500 Sonnen grpbe
Dampfer rGupbemta," Der fir bic at=
lantif4e Tabrt beitimmt 1T, slidli9
bonn Stapel.
% m il n b E. Mn Stene bes
In ben Sutherland getretenen berbtent@
bouen 2ootfenfommanbeurs, Stephan
Sanben babier, tit s. 8orsparbt 2oot=
fentommanbeur ~setporben unb au9 als
Stranbbogt beeibtgt porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

= @enn SIR ein Pbpitt uoQt,
tas mtlb unb pornebm 1T, it@ let@t
mrirarat unb fiber In ietner @irtuns
TT, bann sebrou9t timer gbambers
lain's Maser> unb 9ebersT dfel9en.
gu ~pertaufen In allen Mpotbefen, no
patentmebi3inen gu baben itnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
!. 9appalien iinb man9mal mi

- 9appalten iinb man6mal NIT
GROCER &raft besabt, unb bic Serinse
Muslase fur eine S6a9tel Coles
@arboliialbe lit nt@ts I'M 8erslei9 gu
benz @uten, mas fe tbut. Sie tit Elm
poiitiues Seilmittel fur 9dmorrbots
ben unb iudenben 9auttrantbeiten.
Seib fiber, baB man gn@ 6 0 I e's
sibt; es 1T saranttrt. @ertauft pon
Marttn Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
@foen6urg.

SIbenburs. !9ier fanb in Mnz
tpefenbeit bes 9robberaoss unb ber
@robberaosin bic 8ermGblung bes
preubtf4en @eianbten In Slbenburs,
2esationsratbes @rafen 9endel Sreiz
BERN bon Oonnersmarf NIT Der 9rG>
fin 8afentb itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Beutel TT nadb Idnserer Rrantbetf inr
Otter bon 70 Sabren seitorben. Sc
mar Mitglteb Der gentrumsfrattion.
8aOeu.

RarIsrube e. Na9folser bes
abberufenen babii9en @efanbten in
Berlin, b.. Sasemann, nurbe @raf
8erdbeim in Deinbeim. -8i
tier &ramer begging feinen 70. 9eburts.
tag:-Sberbauratb profeFor Or. &ar.
S9dfer mar aus QnlaB feiner 25jGb,
rtgen Sbdtisteit als atabemtf9er 2ebs
rer Der @egenitanb pielfa9er Spatios
men.
M annbei m. 0as Rei9ssez
funbbettsamt bat nunmebr fem Gut
a9ten babtn abseseben, bab Der :3uz
leituns Der MbflubsetpGKer in BEN
Rbein teinerlei 8ebenten entgeaen>
fteben, tpenn bic Sdtalien elmer me6as
nif9en Retnisuns untersosen tperben.
por5be m. Ser in einem
9aufe bes MltftGbtentir9tpess pobs
nenbe Rtnsmader e. Mebner BON
Stein Bel 8retten CAB NIT einem aez
Dolper einen faarfen S4ub auf feline
Grau ab. Oie &usel brang ibr unters
balb bes re9ten Quses in ben &opf,
mo- fie fteden blteb. 9ierauf ri9tete er
bic Waffe auf fi9 felbft unb iagte 1i9
eine &ugel In bic S9ldfe, tpel9e auf
ber anberer Settle tpieber berousfam.
Der Mdnn beri9ieb alsbalb i'm &ran(
tenbdufe.
g I. 9 n. !9ier tpirb Die
Grrt9tuns elmer @oltsbeilitdtte fir
arr,e Nerbettrante borbereitet.
g p 3 d. @om 8ltb eri9lasen
purbe 2anbpirtb 9ofbetna.
Ef(ak-S ot6rimsem.
g & b u,r g. Sas rRoupeau
Sournal be Strasbourg," nel9es bor
etli9en Monaten in's 2eben serufen
purbe, iteIte ietn gri9einen pieber
Elm. Ser felt Der 4nneripn gum er item
Male in Der Hei9slanbs9auptitdbt se=
ma9te 8erfu9, cine Sasesaeituns nit
Gusi9lieblt9 franaDiii9em Serte berz
a~usauseben, lit bamtt seideitert.- SIM
Gebtet bon Yfaitatt unb 3osbeim, To-
ipie in Weinbergen 2otbringens muir
ben &eblausberbe entDedt.
Rem meIsboen. Ser friibere
Sasbbiiter Srana Wasner eri9pb na4
etnem Wortpe4iel in Der airtbi9aft
feinen S9piegeriobn 9eorg S9af.
M 3. 9as &riegsgeri9t berur=
tbeilte ben lnteroffi5ier Sunfel BON
Der 9arnifon MDr4insen tpesen Sola
notwithstanding in 366 erpieieaen
Sdllen gu % Sabren 9efdnsnib uno
Segrabiruns. Gin anonbmer 8rief
mad benz Selbitmorb zines Der Spfer
bate bic Militdrbeb0rbe bon ben 8or<
fallen in &enntnib seiebt. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
kaperm.

81 u n d { H.. Sn ben Rubettano
trat Der poblpHbteute Staatsratb
Rarl b. Draper, Mtntfterialbirettor TIM
Mtnitertum bes Merberen unb beg
tDnigtt9en 6aufes,-Sn Berlin tarb
Der ba9ertf4e @enerqueutnant Jrets
berr Studs b. Htmba9 uno Dornhetm.
felt Mprtt 1899 prdfes Der Mrttuertes
priifunss<R~ ommtfftoa ebenba; bier
a~.k h.r mnffhennffA. Triebrtn Shaffs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
8rete $td0fe.

8 m b + 9. Ser Rabbiner Or,
2Dpentbal aus Sarnopib purbe eins
ftimmig gum Rabbtner ber Neuen
Oammtborfpnagoge In 9amburg ses
tpGblt.-9er @4leppbampfer rTriebs
rid Mtlbelm" tpurbe I'm Sabrtpafer
bes 9afens bonn S4leppbampfer
rRubpdrber" iiberrannt unb fant. 9ts
Mannf9aft tpurbe serettet.- - General
btrettor 8artn bon Der r9amburss
Mmerifa<2i lime bat flint Der Gltefteu
Sdiffe Der @eieaf9aft, rMuemannta.A
vRbenanta," rpol9neita,1 rpolarta"
- -" SAsfSsLs.AA -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

ner, Der als 2iebertompontit 'iiiH etnen
Namen gema9t.-Oas 8. baDeri16e
Snfanterie@N esiment, befen Snbaber
Der 9robber5os Sriebrt9 prn 8aben
unb befen Stanbort bic Stabt M1eb
ut, begging bort bic Geier feines 15OiGba
rtsen 8eftebens unter sroburtisen Self
li9tetten. Der 7pormalise Masiftratss
ratb Ri9arb Smbof bat $4,000 Mart
our 8esriinbuns zines 8iirserbeims
sefttftet.
u ugsburg. Die pettperspeiste
unb gef4t4tli9 ber%borrasenbe Camille
Gusser besing NIT srobem prunt bas
100idbrtse Subtldum ibrer Grbebung
In ben 5iirftentanb.-Der Solbat
5erb bon bier ertranf in Der
S&tpimmfdule bes SdserbataiIons in
Straubins.
9orn # o {. Ser 8lib fdlus in
bic Stallung bes Setonomen 9of,
bauer, in Der fi9 Der 8efiber unb feline
Grau gum @iebfittern aufbielten, unb
tDbtete bic 8eiben. ste btnterlaTen
fteben &tnber.
M I b b E | m. Ser Glteite
9irser unferer Stabt. pripatter Satob
Sr0be-, feisrte in better 9eiunbbsit fei>
men 80. @eburtstag.
81 ii r b t g. 8eim iinsit bier
sefeierten 10. 9eutf9en Surnfeit tpurz
ben insqe3ammt 1000 6eftoliter 8ier
pertilst unb rei9li9 100000 Qn<
fidtstarten in bic @elt sefanbt.
Resensburs. Sn Wei9s be-
CAB ii4 Der lebise 20 Sabre alte
S9loEer &aitler nit 5tpei &ameraben
gum &ammerfeniterln Bel elmer Maso
bes Suusbefibers unb 9drtners Melal.
Qls it9 3aitler auf Der Setter befanb,
f9ob i'm Melal in ben Riiden. &aitz
ler mar fofort tobt.
% ollaberg i'm baDerif9en
Walb. Sotaler 9asel9las perni9tete
bte Sluren bon Woaaberg unb hinge
9enb.
% il + 3 burg. Gum Rettor Der
11ntberfitdt parb Der Mebtstner pro>
feFor Or. &untel getpGblt.-Sm
pfarrborfe Dei9tunsen, 8esirtsamts
&tiftnsen, tpurbe Der 'berbeiratbete
8auer Mlpin WeiTen5ee, Batter BON
bier u%nmiinbtsen &inbern, als er iein
iinsites &tnb pieste, bom 8libe erz
f4lasen; bas &inb blieb unperiebrt.
gus nsr Rbri,1pfult.
Speper. Gin beftises grbbeben,
bon Siiben fommenb unb na9 Norben
laufenb, purbe in Der Sibpfals pabr>
genommen, in 9asenba9, Rbetnaaz
BERN, Sodrim unb W0rtb a.. Hb. 3pet
furae StDbe fDlgten raid aufeinanber.
Geniter flirrten, MDbel iapantten,
Sbiiren tpurben aufserifen, &inber
ftelen gu 8oben. Oie groftDbe, bic
bon etnem bonnerGbnli9en SrDbnen
beslettet tparen, ibertrafen an 9eftisz
lett ale btsberisen.
MItripp. Sli4tis sins unter
3uriidlaKuns Der Samilie Der Sc
rnetnbei9reiber Satob 9aud. Inter
toilette in Der Observation-Disclosures
ft9eruns unb srobe unreselmdbisteiz
ten in Der 5ibruns Der gipilitanbsz
atten tperben als 9riinbe Der Slu9t
anseseben.
3anbau u. Ote @emeinbepers
fammluns befalob einitimmis bic @ufz
t1abn1e elmer Mnleibe i'm 8etrage bon
100000 Mart fir bic grpeiteruns bes
ftGbtif9en GleftriaitGtsnertes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

iabr elm Sortbilounsshiriis' fur
Noltsf9unebler abgebalten perben; es
folen bonn Nobember an jeben Sans
tag bon bier Bis iieben llbr 8orleIun,
gen iiber ausemeine @rbetunbe, Sps
gtene, 9riftli9e @polosetit. neuere
beutf9e Gefatdte, pdbasosii9e pip
delosie unb neuere beuti9e 2iteratur
itattfinben.
9Drter. Inter aablrei9er Be-
tbeilisuns bon Nab unb Germ tpurbe
bter bas impofante 0entmal fir ben
Dtdter Soffmann b. SalIersleben, ben
WerfaHer bon rDeutf4lanb, Oeuti4s
lamb iiber aIes,~ entbiiut. Oas Dent
NAL ftebt am Gtnsanee Der altebrpiirs
bisen gorpeber Muee unb 1T bon BEN
8ilbbauer Mrnolb &iinne in Berlin
ausgefibrt. @s beftebt aus einem
bo9aufseri9teten mddtisen !9arasra.
nitblod, Der NIT gmblemen unb einem
grpben Reliefportrdt bes 0i9ters &c.
f9miidt 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Narrow Escape of Lieut.. Owens of the
Marine Corps.
pecial Correspondence of The Evening Star.


Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md, August II, 1903.
Lieut.. Arthur B. Owens United States
Marine Corps, had narrow escape from
drowning today while bathing in the Sew
ern river. He was rescued by Mr.. Alex
ander Randall.
Twenty-three midshipmen of the fourth
tends st. Marys Roman Catholic Church.
These are the only midshipmen allowed to
attend service in town. the others go to the
Naval Academy chapel
The officers families residing in the Nav
al Academy are finding difficulty in secur-
ing quarters in town. Many of the naval
officers residing in the old part of the
grounds are receiving notice to vacate the
quarters, as the contractors are ready to
tear them down to make room for the new
chapel, which Is to cost nearly half mill
ion dollars.
The family of Commander William H.
Beehler will reside in Annapolis the coming
winter and have leased the handsome resi-
dence adjoining Carvel Hall on Prince
George street
Midshipman George M. Ravenscroft OF
Ohio was today admitted to the Naval
Academy, having passed the mental and
physical examination and filled all neces-
sary requirements.
The steam yacht MassapeQua, flying he
burgee Of the G. D. Gilmore Bay Yacht
Club OF Camden. N. j., left here today for
Washington, D. c. She Is owned by H. G..
Bowers and is cruising the Chesapeake,
having stopped at Chesapeake City, Beller-
ton and Baltimore. Her captain Is G. 8.
Gilmore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY
Two Boys Accused of Robbery-Genera1
and Personal.
Special Correspondence Of The EVENING st.r

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
H4ATTSVILLE Md. August -, 1909.
Inc store OF ) son Mills at Cedaryille
this county. was broken open Saturdav
last Deputy Sheriff Carrico subsequently,
arrested Stanny Ford and Bernard Ede,en
both colored, suspected of the crime and
placed them in Jail. The Ford how was
caught in the house early Sunday morning
and when arrested implicated Edelen who
he said planned the whole affair. This
accusation was fatty denied by the latter
who requested the Jail keeper to nut him
In the cell. with Ford, promising to make
it lively for him.
DIR. Robert Russell of Rerwvn no, ho.
appointed physician on the u. 8 govern-
ment reservation at Rosebud s. B.. and
has gone to take charge. He made high
percentage when he took the civil service
examination last winter and was offered
temporary position in Alaska immedi-
ately, which he declined DR.. Russell
graduated from the Maryland Agricultural
college In 1850 and from the Columbia
University, in Washington. in 1901 He
was clerk in the sewer division. engineer
department, of the District government for
several years, devoting his spare time to
the study of medicine
Most of his work at Rosebud will bs
among the Indian boys and girls attend
ing the twenty-six schools that are located
in the reservation. Mrs. Russell and three
CIiliuIeu Will JUN the doctor about the 11t h
of September.
The Evansville Farmers Club of Prince
Georges county has been invited to hold
it's annual outing at the home of Col. s. S.
Powell, Annapolis Junction, the ODD in.
slant Col. Powells home is in Anne
Arundel county which borders Prince
Georges and is regarded as one of the
model farms in the state. The members
of the club will be accompanied by their
families, and many prominent agricultur-
lists from all over the state will be present
Mayor and Mrs. Charles A. Wells of This
place will sail from Glasgow the 18th in
slant on their return home They expect
to arrive about the 25th.
Rev. Joseph Moran, Mr.. John Moran ar
and Miss Katherine Moran have gone to
Boston by sea.
Mr. Hamilton has gone to a hospital in
Washington to be operated upon for APP
pendicitis.
Mr.. Roger Bells is home after a pleas
ant sojourn at Berkeley Springs
Magruders alley, a much Travelled thor
oughfare, Is being graded and repaired.
Mr. Sexton, who resides near the District
line, has purchased several lots from Mr..
Immediately.
Mr. Hutchinson has broken ground for
his new home on Franklin avenue
Mr. Francis Quisenberry has resigned
his position with Willis & Hickey and will
leave shortly for Kentucky.
Miss Edith Gallant entertained a number
of her friends at her home here last even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth M. Chesney gave
their daughter Susie q birthday party
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
Ways of the Charitable Rich. Z"

woman DoctoE III Everybody Magazine.
In my six months of small-town practice
1 learned many other things. and none
more puzzling than a certain aspect Of the
charity of the rich. A number Of the wo-
men there devoted much time to the poor
and one of their good offices was to bring
these to me (often in their carriages) and
get me to treat them for nothing. I was
desperately poor myself. having others to
help as well as my own living to make and
I confess my spirit rebelled sometimes when
these prosperous and well-fed philanthro-
psts patted themselves for presenting my
time, strength and knowledge to their pro-
teges. l remember one case in particular
when l was called up on a bitter winter
night by an Italian who could not speak
word of English and followed him two miles
through the snow. where l worked without
help or convenience Of any kind till 10 the
next morning, to go home utterly spent:
and the consciousness Of having saved q
life was made a trife bitter by the picture
Of the lady patroness who had donated my
services waking from placid sleep to con-
gratulate herself on her good deed I was
humane. but was also human. She might
at least have paid me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
Laurel News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LAJTREI, Md August 10 1.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LAUREL Md. August IL, 1903.
George Gibson, the young colored man,
who shot and seriously wounded William
Adams late last Saturday night because OF
the latter's alleged undue familiarity with
Gibson's wife. was yesterday taken to the
county jail at Upper Marlboro, in default Of
procuring the necessary bond. Friends OF
Gibson have been endeavoring since the
shooting to secure the necessary collateral,
but their efforts were unsuccessful. Adams,
who was taken to the Maryland University
Hospital in Baltimore city Sunday after
noon is said not to be improving as salts
factorily as was expected. There is some
apprehension 1t Is said. that the man may
lose his right leg as the result of the affair.
Scholarships were yesterday awarded by
the school board of Prince Georges county.
of which body Mr.. Charles H. Stanley of
this town is president, to number OF
young ladies in the county. Laurel IL rep
resented by an award to Miss Dena Aftche-
SON who will receive seat in the state
normal school,. located at Baltimore, Md.
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and utter words Of praise, but just as soon
as he gets out of the door he makes a bee
line for a bar and orders three fingers,
straight"
The literature" Of these imported drinks
would make large volume, and the list
grows every year. The amount paid out
for import duties last year exceeded that
of the previous year by more than one
million. The long list passes through the
custom house, leaving samples in the ap-
praisers office, in the laboratory of the
governments chemist and then passes on
to be used by the people Of the United
States, who appear to have thirst diff
cult to crafty.
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Miles-"In Russia the soldiers are not al
lowed to marry.
Giles-"That's where the Russian govern
ment makes great mistake"
Miles-'Because why?'
Giles-"Because q married man knows
more about fighting than a single one
Chicago News.
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Willful Daughter-''Now, papa, we're
married and you might as well give US
your blessing"
Papa Tesignedly reaching for his check
book)-"Well, If 1 must, / must. How
much do you wantT'-Baltimore Ameri-
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'S. hat is a scandal-monger, pop?'
"a scandal-monger. my boy, is a woman
who belongs to a set your monther DON'T"
-Yonkers Statesman.
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Will Never Be Popular Here.

mo such mild drinks" said an expert
at the Treasury Department, will ever be-
come popular in America. The drink that
goes next to the man who edges his way
up to the bar counter or to the table with
the fashionable punch bowl is the one
which has some elements of chained light
ming. The society man may attend social
functions and sip these mild concoctions
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Grand Atlantic HOte9.

Virginia ave and he Beach. Atlantic City. NJ
baths. $50 Of the largest and most handsomely
furnished front rooms In the city. loo rooms with
pain. southern exposure Magnificent sun par
lors Orchestra. Terms: American plan SIP 90
and Sl5 per week, $3.50 by the day up. European
plan Sl5o per day. Special September and De-
tobcr rates. Fine cafe attached. The table and
service are not surpassed Coaches N .et all trains
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Cañon City record., 1903-04-30
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
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The interior of the church is
neatly finished. carpeted and seat
ed with handsome circular pews
of dark wood. 1t is lighted with
electricity and best of all it is
we'll ventilated, every window IN
the building being made to open.
During the past year there has
been erected on the church lot
facing Ninth street handsome
and comfortable seven-room
parsonage at a cost Of about ST.
500.
This gives the United Presby-
terians one of the most handsome
church properties in the city.
worth about $4,000.
This property is free from all
Indebtedness.
THE church was organize |
three years ago, by the present
pastor, and has had, perhaps, a
more rapid growth than any 9TH
er church in the city. When the
work was then taken up there
were but eighteen names dpon
the roll which has since been in
creased to 1870.
The young people of the church
are organized under a Christian
union which is doing some good
work. There is also an interest
ing Junior society and the Wom-
ans Missionary society is doing
much to help on the work. There
are about $50 pupils enrolled IN
the Sabbath school.
The congregation is composed.
mostly of men and women under
middle age, willing to take hold
wherever they can be of use faith
full attendants at the church ser
vices and stand as unit for ev-
cry reform that will help man
kind upward and onward.