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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
COL. MILES AND HIS CIRCULAR
The Newspapers Continue to Have
Their Saw About Them,

The Newspapers Continue to Have
Their Say About Them.
rhe comments Of the newspapers on
Colonel Miles. his circular and the Uni
yersty are interesting. Here are lew
moro extracts:
Norfolk Dispatch. 1t Is strange how
tho love and affection of the graduates
Of the University.,of Virginia has shieiu-
ed and protected that institution from the
changes which time should have brouga,s ~
in management. Prof. Miles has seen us
sore spots, its weakness and It's deficieni-
cies and has pointed them out The I'M
verstys friends, :: ana o. t ts,r a remeGv II
is more than useless to protest that the
University Of Virginia Is run along n MOO %
lines Or that It has d9ve 1etfsrs imlo It's
f nii Would have wished Not long
since the president OF leading Southern
college IN With V {hs wl,'1 Is
twenty years behind in adoption Of modern
educational methods. The prestige OF tns
institution is no longer what IL Was
among the grennser inssl'm nap Of virginia
arc seeking instruction at the. great edu-
tionaI Institutions OF the North ana ana E;ast,
and At other Virginia mst se modernism
or must suffer the fate OF inevita Dig ue-
cay. ,aot,or a. he
Prof. Miles has the satislhcuon. - t,o
Will not be it's president OF hllo"ihs
that he Is right at least.
wytheville Dispatch: Colonel George
w. Miles has withdrawn his name ms IRON
consideration in connection with the preSi,
dency of the University OF virginia. ~
the Sunday papers Of the. State ne IS ON
in a lengthy card in which he merc'iessis
scores some Of his &C. rrI oeha
Of Tie faculty; Or. Mallet and Prot, DAB.
new If the University. We are. glad that
Colonel Miles has withdrawn his name.
It must have been apparent even 70 .L mn,
that his election must have nf' i ,,l,Ttu
less than a. calamity TO the Nvef, sd
if accomplished, as 1t NC ~ .Ve pe 81.
in the face Of the rrotes' most q ne
faculty, practically all Of !. student BODY
and large majority ne alumni
some OF the North [ lima papers ar are
disposed to butt into Ae game. we
Raleigh News Observer: In retiring
University of Virginia, Colonel =. w
Miles charges drunkenness, jealousy anu
snobbery upon the part of some menoesSs
OF the faculty Of that ance anno se by
some t,ii members Of the faculty. His long
"a I'd makes strong show for ms sioe
~ the case But the proverb runs mat
Vol, have not heard anything until you
have heard both sides of the case.
acc,isesY Or. Paul Barringer, OF Charlotte
and charlottesville, of encouraging drunk
enness among the students. ne Is 1hst con.
Tossing that the North Carolina educator
averlastingly outgeneralled the virginia
politician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
More Interesting.

Miss Gusch-Didn't you really attend
Mr. " cra bbe-No. There was a prize fight
on at the club that night a no, 80 her AZ
tend a prize fight than wedding?
MIR, Grabbe@of course, You ean,t bet
on the best man at a weddlng'-Philadel
phia Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Remarks About Richmond,


Norfolk DISPATCH, A King doesn't stand
much, more chance in Rlchmond than ne
does In Serv!a.
Winston-Salem Sentinel: Now we learn earn
that 1t has been decided not TO esta l0,l
a Hearst paper In Richmond Just At pies se
ent. From which we may infer tnat tlih ~
people of that city are not yet committed
to the yellow journal habit.
Greensboro Records: There are, indica-
tions that the street-car. strike IN Hl 81.
mond is peterlng out and, of course, ti,a
striker is the man that must pear tne
brunt. And why not7 He had a perfect
right to strike but he had no o. r nTnven 70
interfere with the car people ana ore ''s
others from working. When this was tried
public sentiment took n turn, little by III
tie, and now the Jig Is up.
Newport News Press: According 20 az z
decision of the Police Justice ~ COSTS s,I 20
to ride a horse on the sidewalk IN klc ;,..
mofld, and they don't have such awtuiiS
fine sidewalks there, at that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Neaatiua Information.

The name of Mr., cleveland's new boy
Is not announced yet, but We are au-
dore Jannings Watterson.-ksnsas City
Journal rtt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS And GIRLS.
THE TURKEYS DECISION.

THE TURKEYS DECISION,
A bull frog had been reading
OF fighters great and small.
And thought he'd go In training
For contests in the fall.
He thought Of all the medals
And prizes to work for.
Then practlced every moment
TO build his muscles more.
At last when he was ready.
A field mouse challenged him,
And Mister Frog said. smiling,
S"I feel like Sunny Jim"
THE idea Of field mouse
To challenge such man:
The little ugly urchin. -.
Ill kill him IL l can"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
What States They Hailed From,

Seven men who, have filled the office
Of President Of the united States We're
New York. tire in North Carolina. two
in Massachusetts, one in Pennsylvania.
one in Kentucky. one In Vermont, two In
New Jersey and one IN New liampshire.--
Dallas News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
NEW SYNAGOGUE

Committee to Ask for Bids-To Com
plete in One Year
Rev. e. N. Calsch came down from
charlottesville, where he Is suinmerlng'
to attend meeting of the Building COM
Wbe committee was authorized to adj
yertise for bids for the new building,
which it is hoped to have completed IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Mombassa, on tho Indian Ocean. to Vic
toria Nyanza, a distance of 5is niles.
The road will make saving Up transpor-
tectorates Of Sl75.nO a year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Anotben q Stand. Pattern

Sheriff solomon. of Henrico., continues
his official connection with the payroll
While he Ia Wyers sauabble oyer. his dur
ties Newport News Times-Hefalu,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
An Unkissed Hero.

The sheriff who holds down wa, q mob ao6,y Is
around to sg Mss him. Washington Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1903.

Persons leaving the city for tho sum
ner should order The Times Dispatch
mailed to them. Price. 80 cents per
s,,onfh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Personal and General.

Miss Minnie Eloise Kehoe., OF l,ensa-
cola is the first appointee under tlorl-
IA law the passage whereof she secured.
nrovIdinC for the appointment or Official
stenographers to the Circuit courts OF
the State.
Students of archaeology from Norm.
South and Central America VIII meet
in Evanston, III. next month at the resi-
dencs OF Volner w. roster a member
of the commission appointed pS fresl-
dent Roosevelt.
Miss Jessie Gibson. of Indianapolis, who
was recently graduated from the alas $50.
chusetts Institute Of Technology, mas JUST
entered into partnership VIII EeI iatIsr
and Is the first woman arch!tect III N
dianapolis.
Samuel spaldlngSof Lebanon; M e. t.s
Oldest bank president IN lne o'i W.
as well as the oldest gradsa.e o. di,d Ia a.
lie college in the United STATES a'so 'ast
Friday.
Seven we'll known New York physicians,
headed BY Dr. Albert ". rsT I nave =
formed a company for tho pu al ,,i,9 81
a daily medical journal, Wntfh NH np-
pear Oct6Ner lst and when WIZ re-.
port tho medical happenings OF Tue
world.
II. Reinhold Rodgers has been appoint-
ed to iii the chair Of English az r..
place OF DR.. James ". CAIN. wn3 mas
recently been elected presldent OF WASH
ington College chestertown' Md'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
With a Comment or Two,

It Is surprising that members Of a north
crn audience would pay admission Tor INC
purpose of hearing Ben. Tillman abuse
them.--Chicago News.
When they quit paying at the door Ben
jamin will quit abusing from the stage.
Time was when Mr.. Cleveland saw "in
the eligibility Of the President Tor re.
calm deiiberat t and and intelligent political
action which must characterize a gov
eminent by the people. Atlanta Con-
stitution.
But times have changed perhaps. and
your Uncle Grover Is probably exercising
his right to change with them.
Richmond fel.citates herself on getting
Richmond is welcome to Patti for one
plight II Petersburg gets the y i,, =. WI pa-
tersburg Index-Appeal.
But Richmond expects to hold both.
There way be nothing doing In State tai.
bu ut piIt ie iii lie I'm Wrsna IS IKE
Ing life, It has It's ups and downs but It s
never dull. Mr.. Jones does, not tell all
he knows. but few men are better ter pos t1sa
than the able congressman from tho
First District.-Newport News Times
Herald.
And few men know better than he when
and how to keep his fund Of Information
for home consumption.
And then, too Atlanta is the only 91SrG city y
brag about Its weather man.-Atlanta
Journal.
But he can't turn out altogether as
lovely sweet summer time weather as
Farmer Evans keeps Richmond supplied
WITH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

There are evidently no Populists in
Rockingham county. The Register says:
The. declaration that comes from Denver
t. the effect. that the Popul!sts VIII here.
after go 1t alone, spurning olters OF fuslon
alike from Republicans and Democrats,
Will at least keep the country from FOR,
getting that there used to be Populist
party In the United states.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

The Newport News Press says: Tho
State and city officials who haye been
fore do not ride much these days. may
find some consolation in the report Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission rscently
issued. 1t shows that there were 5u, per,
sons killed and 1884 wounded In railroad
wrecks during the three months preced-
Ing the date OF the report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

The Harrisonb,lrg News says: An e s,.
a long editorial article on the Presidential
situation with the statement mat every
body knows Mr.. Cleveland and MT; Bryan
not have the office unless they could not
get It. We beg to add a postscript:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

pugil!St corbe't Is doing great deal
Of blowing about tho new blow ne claims
10 have discovered and With which he
expects 10 knock out one Mr., Jenries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Pope Leo lived on sl26 day. Tho
pictures of the new Pope, Pius *. ind!-
cate that he has been getting away with
moro hash than that amount will pay for,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

1t Is said that rainy weather this sum
go to seed earlier than usual. Several
presidential boomlets seem to have been
caught in the same kind of weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Some Of the Wall Street folks want TO
change the name Of tho clearing house
10 cleaning house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Plus x was non slow 10 let II be I'M
dereood that IN becoming Pope he had
not ceased 70 be man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Every time Admiral Cotton clanks
glasses with scion Of royalty, Admiral
Crownins HELD Just goes right ont In the
back yard and kicks and swears.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

1t Is beginning to dawn upon some peo-
pie that the venerable Senator Morgan
either knew what he was talking about
or was mighty good prophet when ne
said Uncle Sam would never get that
canal business through the Colombian
Congress-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Tho Introduction Of the American high
ball is declared to be in some way respon-
slble for much of the trouble in Ven
ezuela.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

The ship yards Of this and other coun-
tries wiz not take well to this new pro-
position 10 reduce the size OF the worlds
nayIvg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

charlotte News: When Colonel Miles
accuses Dr.. Paul Barringer, of Charlotte
ND f-harIottesville, of encouraging drunk
enness among the students he Is 'uGTt a9 nr
averlnstingly outgeneralled the virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'IalT jzou,, Wl2A 5
Nl1ulnlu 6al2o,s. 5

The Roanoke World remarks: A eop ths
nation IS i insu fhe e Win 'impunty in tho
presence Of his family. as was the Sast
WIN WIN PRESIDENT Roosevelt LOST sapoa'ii
oyster Bay, Is almost too free.
The Norfolk Ledger quotes and conf mi
ments thus: Somebody ought 70 o ~,
Mr.. Bryan that in his. repeaten, a t,aoI1,s
upon Mr.. Cleveland he Is throwits E n inre
the, party. but most Of them the throw rov;
eer,We can readily see how the a,,-ie &c :,
ing between these two gentlemen ua,
1t will hurt fhemselyes-politic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

There is very general belief that If the
presidential opportunity goes knocking
at Mr.. Germans door It wlllnot lind him
out fishing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

A little county convention out in Ohio
yesterday elevated little Torn Johnson
boom for the presidency, Booms come
easy a, this stage Of the game,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Richmond, Va, July 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

The cotton corner has succeeded In
closing up aye more New England cot
Ton mills, and the eonerers are stu
boosting the Geecy substance
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yiOdD cine Gelegenbeit fiir
OeimitGtteindlfr.

Das Srisc0eS ntent fiinoiet aber=
mails an, 0aB es SidetS BON st.
2Duis uno 9ania8 gitp nab' Bldben
in Sflaboma, Snoianersg erritDrium,
9anias uno 9eras 81 Der lebr nie=
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fault. @eleaenbeiten CUR grmer=
bung zines 0eims i'm 5iomeiten
iino nod maiieabaft porbanoen uno
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grcurlions : Sidets iino eiiltig fir
irgeno einen Der Srtsco= 3iee, Die
ct. Souls I'm 2.30, 8.35 uno 10 ubr
NbenoS am 20. Sftober oerlaiien
uno Ganias @itp um 7.15 uno 11.30
an oemielben Gage. Wenn SIR be-
abfibtiat, gub bns 9anb i'm Siio=
meiten ansuieben. 10 babt SIR am
20. Oftober Die bette @eleeenbeit.
@uer 9ofal=gidetaaent fam ieoe
aemiinidte Nusfunft erteilen.
2aBt @ub unier Bampblet. .Weue
2dnoereien entlang benz SriscD.
Sbitem" fDmmen. Smreibt an
Brpon Snpoer Doer st. g. Canon,
Sefretdr 5riscD Smmieratluns Bus
reau, ct. Qpuis, $40. St =
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Ell eenter:
S. g. 8uim.
@alter giarmer.
10. Sd1prpbinh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Our Gerleiung fanten Die fDlQerl=
ben HetitiDnen: Son So. Stepes
uno SDbne, UNI 8erihtigung bes
NifeiimentS; bon Sobanna @efing,
Die CUR @rmeiterung Der Slit > 9az
reoDzS traBe 2ano anbietet, nm boz
NIT lire rldftdnbigen Steuern gu
beSablen; BON W. US. NQilun, UNI
grlaubniB, auf benz Nlamo Blasa
religiDie uebungen abbalter gu
oirfen.
Hihter 9ennlan teilt benz sSinans=
Ronite als 8ertreter oes Col. Bro
denrioge init, oaB er, pbne in Die Doe
nit ue~rbunbenert geiebliden sraaen
ein3utreten, Der San MntoniD Sea
tiDnal<Banf rtibt anraten fam, Die
erfOroerliben $40, 900 aur Nufz
1abme Der ihuebenben Shulb p0rs
Suftreden.
Dos Offisielle Meiultot Der AM II.
Ottuber i'm 2. B~erbeflerungs : Di-
ftrift abgebaltenen 0abf 1T sc
Stirnraer fir uno ~ geaen Die
Bunbausgabe.
SallimaD nerlangte Nb1timmunq
iber Die DDrliegenoe Sroinan5, cine
@abl an3uberaumen, in peldber Die
Burger bariiber entid]eiben, Db
$780, 600 in Bombs flr Die gtabli=
rung elmer ftdoti}ben elettrilhen Nn=
italt alSgegeben meroer 1Daen. Girf=
patrid uno Broom ipraben aeaen
Den Nntrng, udbrenb Barter oenIel=
ben unterftibte.
Der Nntrag, Die Megeln All ius=
pe1oirert, ging jeoDb perlOren.
Deaialih Der NntuDrt bes STR.
Neagan 6DuitDn BON Der FRACTION
8%Drnpagnie auf ben gDrlAlag BEG
Staotrates. in Der StreitSN nqeleaen.
belt als Shiebsrihter gu funqireu,
entfpann fib cine ldngere Debate,
an uelher &irfpatrid unb Saliuap
teil1abmen unb in tueIher fie Die 3u=
ridmeiiung oes Mnerbietens uno ben
IDn. oes Ghreibens 5harf fritilirter.
&irfpatridS Nntrag, ben Qiaens=
SnipeftDr arsutpeiien, bin uno tpie=
Der Die Wagen Der 6olSbdnoler su
fleiien, bamit niHt fleineres Was
eiugefiibrt miro uno Die &unoen
uberpDrteilt meroen, miro anaenDmz
men.
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Mtad)t Die 2lrbeit leiGter.
Sic S%e,npbner bptt San Mi1tpnip per=
nebmen germ, tuie btes be-
tperfftelltat tutro.

IS lit iebr idmer, feline 8fli6t 81
erfiuen. tpenn Der 3iiden beitdnoie
ibmerat; nit unoneenebmen urinal=
Sbuierlgfeiten.
Waben 9oan's 0teren= BiIen Die
Qrbeit leidter,
&uriren 6uGenidmer5en,
6eilen ale Nierenfranfbeiten.
Ser SEQ. SIS Siebente StraBe
nDbnenoe Zimmerman s. Mtorales
ia9t: Wdbreno zines Sobres bate
i'd in meinem Giiden unb in meiner
Seite 10 beftige Sbmeraen, oaB ib
iie 81 3eiten faum 81 ettraeea oers
mDhte. Sd empfanb auBeroem an
bere Spmptome, Die mid iiber5eu9z
ten, baB lnein 2eioen pDn ben Nies
rem auseine. 90 bDrte ih BON
FDDan's Nieren= Bile1t uno faufte
cine Sbadtel. gbe id nob Die
Salfte oapon genommen bate, tpa=
rem Die Hideni6meraen uno anoere
Spmptome BON Nierenleioen perz
ldmunben. SD tam bebaupten,
DAB Nlemano, Der ltd] i'm sBeIar
Drug Store" Doer in nSiiber &
Sprineaa's Drug Store Doan's
@ierenz Biaen fault, BET oeren Nn-
%uenoung enttdul6t peroen miro.
Metne 9obter bate Sbmeraen i'm
Niiden, Die ith biz gu ben Shulterz
bldttern binaufso9en uno 9oan
Wteren=Biqen baben tie oauDn be-
freit.
Grbdltlib bel aIen 9roauiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wtiaburn
gD. in Buffalo, 81. g., aleinige
Naenten fit Die Ser. Staoten.
8ereeBt niht ben Namen ODen
uno acceptirt fein Subltitut.
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Sic srDkte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
SSeLt,

Der Scientific Gmerican" brabte
unldneit cine SQuitration uno Be
ihreibune Der arDBten g~rpreBaue=
2ofpmptioe Der Welt. 9ielelbe bat
fi1 Die Chicago unb Nltpn 8abn
fommen laiien uno fie lit basu be-
itimn,t, Die fbperen grcuriionsalge,
Die Die 8abn mabreno Der ct. 2oui=
Ter NusiteQung laufen faiien miro,
in Bepegung 81 ieben.
I'm It9 genau i'm oDraus 81 tnz
formttren. mas Die biz babin erDBten
unb madtigiten 9ofomotipen leiiten.
lieb itb Die GbicaeD uno Glton 8abn
elnige oerielben unb uabm iie atf
ldngere Belt in Brpbe. sic fanb,
baB bel aler @r1Be uno araft, Die
Malhinen mod nibt auf Dem 6Dbes
punt iteben, auf ben fie gebrabt
tperoen ioaten unb Iie lteB oaber
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berungen bes 9ienites gu entIpres
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ben Gubm gu baben, Die grDBte 2os
fomDtipe Der @elt 81 beItben, iDn=
bern Die Srage mar gu lDien, mie
unb momit Der Gieieuperfe5r bepals
tigt tperoen loa, ben Die 8abn mdbs
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Die Mufgabe elmer iolhen 2ofD=
motipe miro es iein, BaI{aeier5iee
BON am0lf 8aagUns gu aieben, Die
aaein 900 SDnnen tpiegen. Gednet
man auf iolb einen Bug 100 Baiias
aiere nit @epdf, 10 bat man tpeitere
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uiht bes j8uees binter Der Soto.
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Elm Bug muB 10 Weilen in q
Stunoen aurlGlegen, er muB allo
ourbihnittlib, Nufentbalt auf Sta=
ttonen abgerebnet, in Der Stunoe
46 Meilen saridleeer.
Die nDn ben rBalomin 2Dcomos
tipe Worfs" in Chicago fir Die
,GbicaeD & Ilten : Babn" aebaute
90fDmotipe miro Dies fertie brinaer.
Sic 1T rtah benz Prairie Type
gebaut, nit le9s suiammengetup=
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203X28 Bon, Die &doer baben 80
3oa i'm DurHmeiier uno Der
Danapfbruf betrdgt 900 Bfunb auf
ben 2uaoratsDn. Die 2ptomotipe
hat am6lf &dber. Das @em,ht Der
lebS Eriebrdber aaein betrdgt AL
700 Bfunb. 9as gDtalgeuiht Der
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Eenoer 374,0 900 Bfunb. Der Zen
Der bat cine Gdpaaitdt BON $500
@aIOnen Waffer unb 9 TDnnen
GDblen. Der &eiiel bat 70 BOZ i'm
Durdmeier, 1913 23a6aige @6bren
uDn 20 SUB. 2ange.
Siele geualtige Mal1ine miro
alio aQeS ibertreffen, mas bisber in
oieier Nrt gebaut puroe uno Die
Chicago q Wlton : Babn bat aber=
mails benieien, 0aB 1ie ntbts unper=
iudt ldBt, lire 2inie CUR eriten Der
Ser. Staten gu MAIDEN. Sbre re-
gelmdBigen 3ige fir ben gerfebr
5DiIhen ct. Souls unb gbicanD
laiien in 8e5ug auf Comfort nihts
gu punihen ibrie. Sic fteben
ganalih aui Der 06be Der Belt unb
es lit Elm tuahres @ergnugen, iib
ibrer 81 bebienen.
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9ie WenOelsiObn Qnartett=
WeieQihQft.

sNihts lift erfolgrei1er als Der gr=
fDlg" lautet elm Spri@nurt. Nber
man pergiBt babel gang, mas bic
gOrbeoingung gum grfolge tpar:
5~abrlanges feiBiges Stubium uno
unermioliheS Gingen nah INNER
sr6Berer g-erooufcmmnung. Das
gilt audi bon benz beriibmten Wen=
oelslDbns0 Quartet, tpelbes am DOM
nerftag Nbenb i'm @rDBen Opern=
banle, benz 5meiten 2pceums Nbeno
oieler Saiion, ~auftretert mirb.
Nue Geceniionen nDroliber unb
Ditliber 8ldtter iprehen lih in pabr=
9aft entbuiialtllber Weiie uber oiefes
ainitlersB ierblatt aug.
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MuerIet.

- Sn einem Sanitarium beaino
Der frihere Goitor Der biefigen rDailp
GrprebA 6enrp g. Garfield, SelbIfs
moro, inoem er fid nit einem &aT:r=
meffer Die &eble ourhlhnitt. Gam
tlelo lift an nerp0ier griblaffung.
Gr tpar elm ausae5eihneter Soiirnas
lift uno SHriftfteqer unb mDbnte
5ulett in Chicago, mD er ieinem See
ben elm gepaltlnmes gnbe mahte.
Der Streif Der Mngeiteuten Der
Baeific GrpreB GDmpagnie bdlt i'm
Qnrf5en Staate an. Die BlGbe Der
Musitebenben fine teilmei5e tuieber
beiett tuurben, Die nteiite Nrbeit miro
leoo@ bon ben 2Dtat Ngeniert ielblt
belcrgt.
Der Gtaats- @ejunobeitsbeamte
Dr. Tabor befaro fiH bier auf Der
Durdreiie unb ertldrte fih nit benz
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Staot lehr
s~ufrieben.
Sir Die NDtleioenben in 2a=
reoD ueroen bier Gammlunqen Der.
anitoltet. 2omit6s fino gu Dem
bmede fiir peri@ieoene StraBen err
Hnnrlt uurben.
- Jn bDbem Nlter Bpm 73 S.ohs
rel ftnrb IN ieiner Wobuuno ouf
G1urel Geigbts 6err NoDlf @ielede.
" uar friiber Elm BemDbner Der Staot
Ken Draunfels, tpDbin bic 2eife
5ur Weeroigung gehradt wuroe.
0ieiede geh6rte 5u ben alten Nu1ieos
Tern BON GuntaI County ; er belief
oete aud LANCE Sabre 6as Nmt oes
&uuntp Ridters uno mar Elm iehr
0ea63teter uno gebilbeter Wann.
SIN 81. Diftritt @ericht muir.
ben am MDntna adt gbeffeiouuo8=
Hagen eingebradt. Der Drana noh
5reibeitt
Die GDuntps Rommiiidre baben
ben aontratt fir bic 6erfteauno Der
anro Straben S. g. @ellon iiber-
troeer. oeiien Nnaebot BON $484,>
072.22 6as niebriGite tuar. Die
GtraBen miiifen innerbalb $50 Tos
gen fertiggeiteqt fem.
Wfit Der iblifen uebertreis
bunosiuht tperoen bon unperant=
tuDrtiiden Berfonen @efbfieberae=
ridte in umlauf aeiebt. tuelfen Der
StnotsNr5t Or. Burg aber enerailh
entgegentritt.
Mloerrnnn SaIifuab mag Der
lldBeren ueberseugung fem, baB lih
Die Staot better fteben plroe, ruenn
re ibre eiae1e elettriihe 2idtanitalt
bat, aber er ueiB aud CANA aenau,
onB tie f1iht bic Mittel be1ibt, Io(fe
YrDiefte aus5ufiibren uno baB Die
Utirger fir cine @rb0bune Der Gteu=
cr1 nidt itiinmer tpiiroen.
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