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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
SAW A aDETECTlVE PLAY
Dispatch ana New. BOY. Enjoy Ev

Dispatch and News Boys Enjoy Ev-
ening at the Bijou.
The evening of the slst of December
1902, will be memorable one to the news
boys who sell or deliver the Richmond.
News and the Richmond Dispatch. made
so by the entertainment of the paper
vendors at the Bijou Theatre at the ex-
pense of the two papers.
{ The little urchfns, great and small.
who importune pedestrians to buy g
paper and who by their energy dissent
nate the printed news In all parts of the
city. responded in full force to the offer
oftthe Dispatch and News. and more
enthusiastic or happy audience has sell
dom if ever riveted their eyes on Tile
Bfjou stage. The enjoyment OF the
youngsters added greatly to the pleasure
OF. other patrons of the popular play
house When the doors were open man!
a bright lad was standing there await
ing the opportunity to go in. free! Many
OF them had clean faces and their best
bib and tucker for the occasion
The play was Secret Service" pre-
serted by the Fawcett Company. selec-
ton that delighted the youngsters and
aroused their enthusiasm to high pitch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
shall share to the extent of one sixth In
any commissions which may make out
OF the s1,000.0oO worth of treasury stock
which will be offered for sale.
MARCUS AUERBACH.

Yours very truly,
MARCUS AUERBACH.
Besides the above interest in the COM
pany Mr. Neuman said they were also
shareholders by reason of direct purchase
of stock. Repeated demands had been
made on Mr.. Auerbach to comply with
his part of his agreement, to which in
variably he had some himsy excuse and
refusal to offer.
Became Suspicious.
Messrs. Harris and Neumann became
suspicious of the good faith Of Mr.. Auer-
bach. and In order to ascertain the true
standing Of the company itself they took
a trip to Montreal where the main offices
Of the company are located. When ask
ed for particulars of ene company's or
ganization, prospects, and financial
standing they were met with suci, I'M
willingness on the part Of the officers Of
the company to give the desired in
formation that they were forced to make
a pretension that they had $4,000 in cash
to invest in the company. These $4,000
they claimed they held in trust for other
people who had intended it for mining
proposition which had not materialized.
Instead of losing their end of the profits
by returning the money they pretended
to contemplate entering into deal
with the Canadian Tubular people by
which they would convert the money. or
q portion Of it, into the treasury of the
company.
Needed Cash Badly.
Believing that cash. which the com
pany needed badly. was to be procured
by this method they in substance gave
the following rather interesting and
startling statistics as to the company:
The Canadian Tubular Steamship Oil
Transportation Company is company
organized under the laws Of New Jersey.
with total capital stock of s1.00O.0OO.
divided into 100000 shares at % cents
each.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
FIRE At THE COLLEGE.
Blaze Discovered in DR..
Chambers Residence Early
This Morning.

What might have been a serious FIRE
was discovered al the residence OF Or.
j a. c. Chandler on the Richmond Col.
lege campus, this morning about l:St
O'Clock.
DR.. Chandler. Mr.. Frank P. Brent. Mr..
Jackson, and Dr. Nelson were all at tho
house seeing the New Year in. and had
just left when DR. Chandler found a great
volume Of smoke coming from the hack
parlor and on investigation found that
The room was afre.
He turned in an alarm which war
quickly responded to. The firelnen To-
Gated the fire under the crate. The floor
Ing about the CRATE was burning and
smoking furiopsly. Only the arrival of
the department in time prevented the
loss Of the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
AN EDITORS BRIDE.
wedding OF E. Munsey Slack nnS
Miss Make Cox.

BRISTOL, TENN. December sL-tspe<
cia..)-At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
B. Cox. at Johnson City this afternoon.
was married to Mr.. e. Munsey Slack. edi-
tor OF the Abingdon Virginian. The Rev
A. ". Jackson oticiated. The home wa
arttstically decorated for the occasion
and the marriage proved quite brilliant
social affair. Among the guests were sew
eraI prominent Virginia relatives OF tha
bride. including her grandparents. exs
Congressman Richmond and wife. OF Sat.
City. and her cousin. Hon. Harry y.
Ayers. of Big Stone Gap. The bride is
beautiful young woman. and was edu-
Gated at Martha Washington College.
Slack The groom is q young man OF
great promise in the newspaper field. Hs
possesses the tact OF his lamented father
who founded the Bristol Courier soon
after The civil war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
It WAS OUT OF SIGHT
Jefferson Club Sees Old
Year Out With charac-
teristic Scene.

The Jefferson Club saw the old year out
a truly enjoyable, old-fashloned style,
the principal feature of which was a cake
walk by .coons. negro melodies by
colored trio. dancing and vaudeville. a
band OF music was In attendance. and
between performances enlivened the time
With It's best selections. Every one who
was fortunate enough to be present an
joyed the occasion thoroughly
SIT was out Of sight. =. sasd one OF the
participants. trimming over with the
pleasure OF the evening. You can cay
with truth that there vas hot time In
tbo old club tonight. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
but / doubt IL they viii be sufficiently
Gained down BY that time.
what the Crowd Saw.

What the spectators In front saw was
q grand spectacular knock-down-and-
drag-out fight that few expected to see.
Denver the biggest OF the brutes,
putsd imperial Caesars sway. and they
proceeded to try the issue there and then
The blood OF Samson,sthe strong. was
fred by the sight. and he took fai out
OF the strenuous barbarian. 1ngomar.
Damon and Pythias next forgot their
ancient pact OF friendship and loyalty to
each other. on which the world has built
some Of its most beautiful and abiding
traditions. and tore at each other as II
1coNTINUED# ON TENTH PAGE.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
BOAT Of MANY TUBES.
Promoters of A Canadian Con-
Germ Fall Out.
THEY WRANGLE IN RICHMOND.
Disappointed Investor Demands De-
livery of Many Shares of stock.
THREATENS TO WRECK COMPANY.
THEY WRANGLE IN RICHMOND.
Investor Demands De-
livery of Many Shares of Stock.
THREATENS TO WRECK COMPANY.

Claims Of the Contend
ing Purties-Harris and Neumann
Say the Knapp Tubular Steamship
Company Is n empt-
ing to Place Contract With Tr1gs
shIp-Buildins Company In Order
to Market Worthless Stock-NIr.
AucrbacIx Say. Harris is Trying to
Get Hold OF stock to Put Up as
Collateral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
! THE NEXT NOMINEE.
Probable Choice OF The Demos
cracy For President.
mn. RICHARDSON'S VIEWS.
House Lender Follow, Line OF Di.-
patch Correspondence.
GoRnAN. PARKER, AND oLsErs

Each OF These Gentlemen WIN Have
support. and II Is DImcuIt to Say
Which VIII Prove Most Acccpsa-
bic to Democratic Party-Hoka
Smith has Started Active Cans
paisn for the New Yorker-Ths
Tariff VIII BE the Is.ue-PeopI<
Awakening to Realization FacA
VIII Revise It Only to Help Theme
selves Advantage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
TO SHARE PROFITS
Circular Sent To Stockholders,
Officers And Employees.
STEEL CORPORATION PLAN.
uumb1cst workman on Rolls May
Become SHAREHOLDERS.
Become Shareholder.
RESULT OF MONTHS OF WORK.

Scheme Said to Have Been Evolved
by MIR. Perkins. Chairman of the
Finance Committee Of the Corpor-
ntfon-PIan Devised ttWith Equal
Fairness TO Every Man, from the
President of the Corporation to
the Man with Pick and Shovel,
Working for One of the sub.i-
diary Compnnie-,,-Rcpo Re-
tircment of President schwab.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Mr.. w. r. Cone. Jr, to Leave.

Mr..F. W. Cone Jr.. who has been con-
nected with the Electrical Construction"
Company OF Virginia for several years
has accented q position in the testing de-
partment OF the Western Electric, Com
pany. at Lynn Mass. Mr. Conc has a
host OF, friends In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
A ROYAL FREE HIGHT,
A Grand lmpromptu Exhibition
Given BY Bostock's Lions.
FOUGHT OUT THE OLD YEAR.
Prof. Bcnarlta Has the Closest Call
of HI. Career.
LOSES CONTROL OF HIS PETS.

Denver nnd Caesar Begin the ARRAY
and the Whole Collection Of Tit
ular Beasts Join In a General MIX
Up--They Tear and Knock Each
other In Approved Style and Mem.
ance with Death the Trainer
Passage Way Between Them and
Their Dens-sight Thrilled 1900
People.
The royal denizens Of Bostock's AMI
NAL Show wound up the old year last
night with a grand free fight that was
not down on the bills and was an unex-
pected treat to such of the 1880 spectators
as we're not too nervous to stay out the
extraordinary scene.
The specta tors In the main part Of the
building, however. did not see the criti-
cal part Of the unexpected performance
behind the scenes where the trainer, Pro
fessor Bonavita, le-handed and alone
held the mouth of the narrow passage
way which led to the dens Of the lions
in g more unequal and desperate en-
counter than the devoted 800 which held
the pass Of renowned Thermopylae.
In that contest 1t was not lion against
lion, but one man. contending
beasts with no weapon of defense but a
whip, a pistol loaded with blank cart
ridges, and the frsil board used to bar
the door Of the passage.
1T was the closest call I ever had, y
said Mr.. Bonavita last night. He was
still flushed and breathing hard from his
tremendous exertions.
ut was pure luck that l did not get
into the arena with the beasts. for they
would have made mincemeat OF me on
this occasion. I had lost all control over
them.
At Mouth OF the Runway.
They were fighting among themselves
from the start, bat Il thought when the,
got into the arena would be able to
control them. But the free fight broke
out on the runway before half Of them
had reached the arena and before / had
finished driving them In. saw that the
usual performance would be Impossible
and undertook to get them back to their
dens. / stood In this narrow passageway
l(shout three feet wide. running around
the sides of the building. and boxed up
on both sidesl. and with this board only
to lnterpose between me and their teeth
and fangs. got them through. one
by one, until all were safely Gagged. Three
or four Of them would dash at me at
one time. and then it was only by shut
ting the door that escaped being borne
down. L must have fired my pistol aft,s
times. but this had small effect upon
them.
Denver and Caesar begun 1t and then
You can see how they cut each other up
by the blood splashes on the walls there.
Isw1n attampt performance tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF,.
Lloyd Aslsew Meets Terrible Death

Lloyd A.lScw Meets Terrible Death
Near sunsbury, n. C.
SUFFOLK. VA. December si-tSpectaD
Early to-day near Sunsburs y. c.. LLOYD
Askew. IS years old. had the top OF his
head blown off by the accidental dis
charge OF an old Misunderstanding shot
gun. Meaning TO hunt large game. Askew
was seeking to withdraw the load of
small shot. when the explosion came.
He leaves family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
THE DAYS SUMMARY.
THE WEATHER.

HG ~ t1ss = ~
WASHINGTON. December a-Fore-
cast FOR THURSDAY and Friday:
yirginia-Fair Thursday; Friday. IN
crcaslns oioudiness. probably rain; fresh
east winds.
North carolina-Fair and warmer
Thursday; Friday. rain. fresh east winds.
The weather IN Richmond yesterday
vas ideai-cool. clear. and crisp. The
range OF the Dispatch thermometer was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Retirement of Schvab.

High officials OF the Steel Corporation
declined to-day to discuss the reported
approaching retirement Of President
Schwab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

Nitnlas aonsborit alt ) Sabre. ,.
Iprii: Gromer SOilia Intonia
Wsartba, alt 10 Sabre, 8tttpe eriter
Che pom Sran5 Ihpes r,no 3peitet
Che BON Ybilipp Sund; @irpl Bar.
bara Soiepbine, oft 6 Sabre.
GiuilitanS Ser 0emeinSe SOllerih
Omit 9abnbofoterte0.
u eburten. 16. WGr5:
Gnna Maria @liiabetb, Z. b. Sob.
Sanien, Sanoarbeiter, Spllerih;
Wariu, z. b, Sob. Fremont, SEEKER,
gonneweg; Seocabie 8ilbelmine, &.
n. Carl @anier, 2ofomotipfiibrer,
gonneiueg; Suiie, z. b. Sobam Has-
qlin, Giienbabnarbeiter, Werl;
@nna, E. D.. Srmn5 Sdeuer, @aurer,
8onneipeg. 49,: Gifolas, @. b.
Irtbur &oeoer, 8orarbeiter, Sole.
rid; Waria Inna, {. b. Iidel
Sd)ed, gddcr, Sollerib; SSeanne, {.
u. Gal!liu Bertrand, autifer, Sole.
rid. 49,: Wargaretbu, Z. b. 8regor
Wommer, Sei5er, 9onnepeg; Waria,
Z. b. Soiepb IiiGer, SanOarbeiter,
Soaerif; Sobonna Maria, &. b.
Sarl Sllles aortum, Me6anifer,
Souerid; Hiioolpb Gorl Sctapian.
g.. b. emil Rinbipafer, Sei5er,
SoIerih. 90: Sob. Reter Ssoiepb,
g. b. Notbios WouieI, @aitmirtb,
@ornepeg; Soiepb Watbia3, 9. b.
@tid)el Sdars, Sdloiier, gonnepeg.
81: Wihel, g. p. Wathins Ries,
Sei5er, Central 9abnbof; Sobann,
9. D. Gonitanbt Staloer, @eaemdr-
ter. gonremeg. %. Waraaretho, z.
b. Sobann Beter Sbia, Rotteniiibrcr,
@asperih. 23.: Soiepbine Selena
Suiie, Z. y. War grmnbmuer, Sci.
ser, !SoIlerid,. "a: Ruoolpb &ictor,
g. b. Silt. @atbecopitit, Sanoar-
better, Scuerih; Gliiabetb Sictorine,
Z. n. Sobam Sacob, Giienbabuorbei.
ter, 9onrepcg; Bertha Saianna, 9.
b. gouarO &ettels, Shreiner, Sole.
rid. 81: @liie, E. p. Sob. Yeter
WidaeIn, 8remier, Sesteu Stiiber.
Seiratbeu. - Ssobam Eeter
@ad, anitreiter, nit Suiauna
Wao3, beibe aus 9omepea.
SterbefaIIe. - 20. Idr5:
Gothariun Sur. alt "A Sabre, 8we.
ron 2eonarb Sdulmader, SoIerih;
Seru. aeiier, oft 60 Sabre, Sdmiid-
gerber, 9cnneipeg. %: Sran5
Sdymit. alt 4 Wonute, 9. b. Sobann
Be.er Shmit, Giienbabnorbeiter,
Nornepe1. %: Mid)el @eplmno,
aft = Sabre uuD II @unate, 2. b.
9tit. @eplanb, Saroarbeiter, SOLE.
ridl. 81: Gatbarina 8ebel, alt 81
Sabre, lebig. Wcrl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

9ie SeIt : geriammlrng, Die bis
her am eriten Gage Ger @eueral'Wer'
iammluna oes Gereinsbunoes Don
Suinpis itets Ibeuos a~bgebnlten
puroe, iuu, nie man pernimmt, 81
Nlopmingtpn beS Nahmtttogs 'tntt
finoen. MaBacbenb mir Oleie, nnle.
res Grud)tens nat) bDd)it praftiid)c
Mb1noernng, ipar Die Grfabrung,
baB elm GROCER Sbeil Ser allStpGrti.
gen S%beilnebmer gegen NbenO nod
Saltie 5~uriid5ufebreu ge5luumeen
mar. Woburd Die 3abl 0erer, ole an
Der Gerianmllng tbeilnahnt, cine be
fhrdntte blieb. 0oourb muro aber
Der eIgentfifIte 3lpef bieier Ser
iamnlungen, gum Sbeil ment9itens,
IN 8ruge geitellt. Iieie @erlamm.
llngen iouen iompbl Der DemonItru.
tion oils audi Ser Igitation oieneu,
pern aber Elm niht unerbeblider
Sbeil Ser Seltgenoiien bereitS bonn
Gfouplabe perihluinOet, ebe bieie
@eriammllutg beginnt, 10 fam oieie
ibrcn c3pef mir unooafommen En-
fiilen. Gaourf geluinnt ober Die
Meiie 5llr SeItitoot bos s(usieben
elmer geipobnliben .Grfuriion".
@er Sen sroBen Msniienperiomm-
Iungen DER beilti6en autbolifentage
beipobnte, Die iiber Gags ~ubgebalten
nerbcn, Der peiB, III pelber @eiie
fte ibre aufgabe erfiiQen. Ter Dor.
htn eripGbnte Sbritt freut ms oes'
halb, nno mir boffen, oaB Die gtad)s
Observation-Disclosures 5ur Itdnolgetl
g%inridytllng unierer autbolifentage
iperoen moaen. Sic oienen unIerer
Sade better ais sic problematlIHen
0araoen, BON oenen AUDI Gplleaa
Conner niht ionberli6 biel balt. Die
Nnregumg iibrigens 81 oieler GinridI.
tula giua pom Eraiioenten oes Ser.
einsbunoes, Srn. Yrpf. s. g. 2mltb,
aus, DER iomobl beim botfp. Cont
miiiarills Sa9en, ais audi beiml
@loomingtoner 2ofal.Gomite poues
@erItdubniB mb gntgegenfommen
bafiir fano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

mar a6er meiitenS IN uerihieoenen
offentlifen Sfuleu in Stearns
Gountp ais 2ebrer tbGtig. CUR 3eit
oes Snoianertrieges lieb CT lid Don
Capt. Saplor musmuiteru uno oiente
lpater pdbreuo bes giirgertrieges
afuei Sabre IN GOmpagnie 1 DeS B.
Wiuueiota &egiments, aus benz er IN
Gbren e~ntlaiien lpuroe. Sor etlpa
5ebn Sabren be5os er oaS Minneiota
Sol0atenbeim, 100 er bon sIeiren
ariegSfameraben bis 6u Ieinenn
Sobe oils ongenebmer nao 5luorfom-
member @elelihafter Itets eerne be-
griiBt murbe. Mit ionitigen Ser.
monOten in StearnS County be-
trauern ieiuen Singang Der i'm
Nappelbuiid mobnenoe 9ruoer Wta.
tbios Shmitt urO Die in 2ittle Sails
mobnenbe @ittpe Maria 2abr. 0toge
Der @eritorbene in irieoen ruben!
Gem r@nrOra gulfsirennb" emf,
nebmet iuir oas Solgenbe:
SraHt Sorang bon Glbltrn mo
SRI. &o'a gertrang bon bier, Sohter
BON :. y. 9ertrang, Dltroen 0ieus.
tog 8ormittag LIN 9 llbr IN Der ct.
Soieph's Stride burf Srn. Efarrer
Shmitt getraut. Ils Sroi5eugen
fungirten IlpbonS Wiapert BON
Glburn nnb Sri. Gliiabetb @ertrang.
Gas iitnge @bepaar miro allf Der
Sarm bes iuugen Gbemounes IN
Glburn mobnen. grduti9am nnb
grout iino iebr fleiBige, braoe illnge
Seiite, Die ith zines groBen Sreunbes-
frciieS erfreuen. gS lperoen ihnen
Die better @iinlhe al ibrem Sod
seitsfeite 3u Sbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
Camdoa'S Ntefeuforfcn.

Die @ereinigten Stoaten fDunen
nod Elm iebr luibtt9er SoI5tunoe
G~dnaoa's peroeH, oas BON Der Or
it6pfung ieiner @Glber i'm @roBen
lno 8anaen nod meit entfernt ilt.
Iieier @eoonfe miro ~beIonoerS altt)
Durh Die aeplante nno IN Der NuS,
fiibrung besriifene Sabnlinie BON
GauIt etc. Iarie nah Der SrOiou-
Wai nnbeeelegt. Gem nit bteier
2inie miro cine Der brei groBeu SOl5-
3ouen erifloiieu, welhe lid burtl Die
Tominion 5ieben. lleber oieie DreI
3onen bat Der Gonilll Der &ereinig.
ten Staaten in Sonoon, Ont, nah
omtlifen Suelen einen tbeilipeilc
redlt bemerfenstpertben 8erid)t 5it.
ianmengeltellt, mtS Dem biermit
einige Sbatiad)en berpor9ebpben
ieien. Die cine Ser 3onen eritredt
iidl bon ser Sitfiiite 2abraOors melt.
mGrts bis nah Ilasfa bin uno be.
hedt Elm Ireal, bas 5000 WtcileH
lang llno 500 Meilen brett lit. SINS,
eeiammt lit Ser Sl1henrmm oieles
aepaltisen @alogiirtels ungefahr Al
Mal 10 groB, mie oerienige Gng.
lambs, ruo Or. Bell, pom cmnaoi.
iden Germeiiltngsamt, berehnet, oaB
ieoer einschle bieier Al Sbeilc bel
rerniinftiger 9epirtbidaitung ldon
oIlein aeniigen peroe, Die SoI5.9e.
Diirfniiie Der iesigen 9ep6lferung
G%ana0a's = inbuItrieGe nnb pripat
- an oedeH! 9ranoe babeu bier
iibriaens oltd) ihon mande 3erIto.
rltue neruriadt; bod baben iib Die
Qiiden meiitenS pieOer aefiiQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
oSnHem6nrglI6es.
Dereiniete Staten.
fauutmadnn

Turd ridterlid)e Serfiigung pllr'
be Der Undergraduate gum Sequelter
bes SermogenS Oes Serrn Sobaml
Seblen, friibern HotarS 81 Weridl
eruannt unb genlGB notarieller llr'
funoe bon 2eBterm ais 8eneral.Se.
polmadtigter uno 2%iqlioator beIier'
Mmtsitrbe beitelt.
Sn Solse beiieu fins ole Sorbe'
r,rnaen on %genannten Serrn Sebler
IN SSriit bon 3 Wonaten BET Inter
aeihnctem an5llmeloen ilno einen Be
rollmGdtigten 5llr Sertretiing oeren
sSntereiien nambaft 81 MADDEN.
8. 9eIIion
10, Iariu.S berelien-S traBe.
2lirem6urg, 81. MGr3 1908.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
aus BEN ibrisen 0ruBber,ostbnm.

0rcpenmad)er, 8. Npril. Ser.
gangene gtadt bat iid 3. Sol. dom.
ben, @emeinbe- @innebmer BON bier
uno iriiberer Sienitdef ser 4cciien-
S~erlualtung nit einem Tepolper er.
idoiien. Sb SeIbitmoro ODER In
faa porliest. peiB man nitt, ga Ole
Hdtrren llmItanDe nod nid)t betarnt
iinb.
Sid a. b. Gl3., 2. April. 8ieoer
eiu brutaler Wtoro muroe am Conn.
tag bier periibt. Ser Iunge Sdmelj.
urbeiter s. Is. Sill, bon bier gebiirtig
tebrte in Der @irtbitaft Gafe Hlrme.
lange i'm Telloori6en Elm, nm Elm
0las Bier 81 iid) 5lt nebmen. Gr
ItieB baielbit ailf 0eu crit II Sabre
alten Sacob Boiler; Die Sut)ter oeS
Saules bate es abgelebnt, nit 2este-
rem 5u tonSeu. nobnl ieOod) ole Gin.
la6llng 0e5 eintreten0eu Sill 5u
elmer S%onStournee on. ga erboIte
Boiler iulo er it)wur Rade. yIod
oieien Ibeno perbe i6 nit einenl BON
cllh beioen @brehmns bolten",
fnirifte er Dor lif bin. Sill uerlieB
ii6er ciuise Winuten Den Sau5iaal;
Boiler folgte ibm auf Dem SuBe.
Nod, batte Sill iib faum auf iein
3peirao seihspunsen, um nad Sauie
an fabren Oa bate Boiler ibm ihon
nit ieiuem sroBen Saidenmeiier
einen t0btlihen Stif in ole Ser5-
aeaeno periest. Still Illbr nod ettpa
ID Wteter peiter uno iant Oanu ers
id,Gpft ullb nit 9lut iiberromen our
Grbe. Wan brad)te ben ltngliid-
lihen nod Sauie, allpo 0erielbe
einiae Miniten nabber in Ben Irmen
iciner Dor SraiIer itobnenOen Iutter
perifieo, obne poGes 9elunbtiein ipie.
ser erlanat 5u baben. Ser bin5lge-
ruiene 8eiItlid)e fauo MIR mebr cine
Seid,e. Der 8orfal erregte uilse-
heures N~mfleben. stah %geld)ebener
Sbat febrtc Boiler in ole @irtbsitube
3rlriid, leste brei Sous auf Ben Gid
ais Ibaablung ieines 8laies 9ier
mo iiigte cpniid bin5u: ger miro
niht mebr meit fabrtfL, i'd babe ibm
gut nadsebolien." Damn lestey er iid
nieoer uuo la9te: nSd mill bier Der
bleibeu. bis Die 8enoarmen fom.'
men," Sieie traien beun audi baIo
Gin nnb perbofteten Sen iugenolifen
Woroer. Seiien ired beralSfor.
bernbes Iuftretcn gegeniiber Ser
Goli5ei mar einfafbin lmqualiii5ir.
bar. Ger ermoroete Sill itammt
aus elmer red)t brapen Cider Irbei.
teriamilie umo lit oas brittllteite bon
ad)t iait e%rpafienen 8eihmiitern.
Gr galt oils mbeiholtener Nrbeiter
unO itano crit i'm is. Sebensiabr.
Sioeliuscn, I. Ipril. Soreeitern
mltrbe Der Wersmann Geter Sames
in elmer @aqerie BON elmer Steiu,
maiie, Die er ltiisen ponte, am 9opfe,
Der Shulter, ben Mrmen uuo oen
Ielnen 10 beftis getroffeL DOB
mlebrere 8lieocr 5erbroheu iino itno
iein Sebea IN @efabr lit.
Giefird, 4. S(prl. GbriItim
@olif meld)er porisen Sonntaa ieine
i'm peridymabenoe 9rult eridciien
hattie urb lid aleif nad,ber ebenioas
sl entleiben iufte. lit beute Wprgen
nm 6 llbr i'm 9iefirdper Spita( 9e.
iiorben. Ser 3uitano oeS 8ranfen
,uor Ole gauge @ohe btnOurh eiu
CAMS slreiielbaiter. Sou een Heppl.
pcr.auac!H Die beioe Die 2lnn9e
burdbrodlen Latten, LAG Die cine i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
Naoiion, isis, II. Ipril 1908.
@erther Ser @onnerl

Hah ldngerem Siedtbum peridieS
bier an Der State StraBe, Soiepb
Maas, 9ebiirtig ans gtternat. i'm
glter bon 46 Sabren nno 10 Wona-
ten. Hadoem er l1ngere Sabre in
2urembllrg, 9ommeloingen uno Gid
On Der Il5ette, tbeilS alS 9Gder.,
tbeils ols Interchangeable ~gearbeitet
hattie. fam er i'm Sabre 1888 naf
Imerifu, lno balo oarailf Waoiion,
no er ieit Sabren on obengenannter
Gtra6e cine sutgebenoe Sdanftpirtb.
ihaft betrieb. Gr binterldBt nebit
ieiner Satin, nit peld)er er felt Dem
Z. MpriI 1896 perbeiratbct mar, einen
Sobn mo cine So6ter i'm Sitter bon
6 reip. . Sabreu, iopic mebrere
Stieffinoer, popon 0aS iiingite 10
Sabre alt lit. Mm Montag mtroe
er bon Der bl. grlGierfir6e aus (Nep.
3itterD our lebten Hlbe beltattet.
gI5ge er ruben in Srieoen!
Id,tiHgSpoa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

I'm ibrer @obnnna 81 Norib
California glpemle, Gbicago, ST.
itarb ON SauuStag Wor9eu. nit bcu
Sr0itlmgen oer Stride woblperlcben
glcam Goroeu, i'm glter Don II Sab
rem. 2 Monaten uno % Sagen. 8e'
boren in TieoerfonS, on Der Sber-
moiel IN 2%otbringen. fam er i'm
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-01

professional men from all parts of the
country. DR.. Rea's charges are reason
able and he never turns charitable case
away without help.
]. B. MORSE, in Minneapolis Tribune.
Minneapolis, Minn.-(Special to the
Pioneer Expressly DR.. Rea has arranged
his next visit to northern Minnesota, and
will visit the following towns:
Bermidji, Hotel Markham, from Sun.
day noon, May 3rd, until, Monday noon,
May 4th. Fosston, Commercial Hotel,
Tuesday, May 9th. St. Vincent, On.
ario Hotel, Wednesday, May 9th. Hal
lock, Pacific Hotel, Thursday, May 7th.
This will enable the many patients OF
the noted specialist to visit him close to
their homes. His charge for consulta.
ton and examination is S1.OO.