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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27

Trib cures bruises and sprains

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
c. w. Friend, Optician.
Sterling silver nail files. 10 cents.
Wards.
George Osgood is spending the ho'i-
days in this city.
About 1000 head Of cattle are being
fed in Churchill county.
A number Of ex-Carsonites from
Hobart Mills spent MAS day in this
city.
1t is a small store, but small profits
is the motto, and you can flnd q pre-
sent suitable for every body and any
body at F. w. Days.
Emmet Miligan has arrived frcm
Verdi on a visit to his relatives and
friends in this city
Parties suffering with corns can
have the same removed without pain
my Nine Shields, who is stopping at
the Park MOTEL.
Fred Barnes, an ex-convict discharg-
ed from the State Prison about a week
ago, is in Jail at Reno for the theft Of
q revolver from q saloon.
1t is rumored that the Western P.a-
ciiic railroad company will make Reno
a division point. This would involve
moving Beckwith Pass OF the same
point
Nine. Shiels is in this city for one
week only at the Park hotel. room 20.
where she will display an immense
stock of hair goods, also treat scalps
and skin. Corns extracted without
pain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27

James McCluen Of Hobart Mills is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Winfield Dickerson Of Cande-
lsria is visiting relatives IN this riy
Bert George came over from Loyal.
ton Friday and will spend several days
in this city.
Will Foley. who is working in the
Truckee railroad yards. is spending the
holidays in this city.
Elmer David and Leslie Small. speI:t
Xmas in this city returning to Reno
that evening.
Appropriate XGa; services were
held in the d :f.,-rnt churches en,l
were al: we'll attea TED.
Fred CrOwell and wife came in from
Topaz Friday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hickey.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27
Greatest Of Modern Home Dramas.

The play of Zone Night In June"
to be presented at the opera house
next Tuesday evening with all Of the
sylvan surroundings that won for It
such great popularity In eastern towns
as companion drama to the "Old
Homestead" with the advantage mark
edly in favor of the former and more
modern production. The action Of the
play carries the spectators back to
the home farm scenes Of early youth,
and is so prominently realistic that
they are temporarily deluded into the
impression they are witnessing actual
occurrences in real life. The cast in
cludes excellent dramatic and comedy
talent Reserved seats on sale at Stein
metz's drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27

be rendered:
Professional 81
Gloria Patri Meder
Te Deum ..................M .Marston
Jubilate ....... ............... .Dauk
Introit "A desti Fidelis"
Kyrie Eleison ...............M Medcr
Gloria Tibi Meder
Ohertory Holy Night" ...... Adam
Sanctus ............ .......... .427
Communion Hymn .zo5
Gloria Excelsis .................4 40
Nunc Dimittis .2oO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27
At the Churches.

Episcopal Morning prayer and SER
mon at II a. m. In the evening there
will be q special service for the chll-
dren with music.
The following Christmas music will
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-27
Special Services.

Special Services.
Special services will be held at the
Episcopal church this evening for the
children. Everybody invited and espe-
cially the little folks.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
Nm 0as Ynblifunl.

Die nSreie 8refie" bat iiber 4OC
etablirte Igenturen i'm Staate, nirt
an iiber 700 8oitufficen rerianbt, uni
bat cine erDRe gerbreituna in De,
@a9bar= &epubIit Merito, i'm Snoia.
ner=EerritDrium uno Oflaboma.
Sbr girfulatiDns=@ =@ebiet in geras
erftreGt iib BON @alpeitpn Bis binaui
na6 9enlion, pDn Mariban im . Oiter1
Bis na6 81 ASalo N: ferren @eifen;
es f6lieBt ielbftnerftdnbfib nit be-
ionhers aablreiben 2eiern bas bidt@
beiiebelte Wittel=T =Teraa uiib ben Sfb=
tpeften Elm.
3tuei &eiienbe iino beftdnbig, iabr-
elm, iobraus i'm Sntereffe beg 8lat=
tee unterpegs unb fiibren benlelben
i'm Gerein nit unieren riibrigen 2D=
fal , Ieenten fDrttpdbreno neue See
fer alt.
Sn Inbetrabt bieier TbatIa9en ift
bic rSreie Breiie", tpu es fib barum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8ep6lferung gu
errei6en, oas bette 9laseige @ae,
blum im gtaate 9eras.
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gett aber go stabre,,

ldon puroe Wrs. MinSlptp' s 500,
thing Sbrup npn WtilliDnen uor
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinbei
angepenoet. Wirit Dm i'm Ghlnfs
burh oas Shreien zines &inbes ge.
it5rt, oas i'm 8abnen iit unb DO,
Sbmeraen tpeint? Mern 10, laiie
lDfDrt cine Jlai1e nDn ,Wrs.
WinslDms Soothing @sprup" bolen.
Sein Bertb lit unbesablbar. &c
tpirb benz heinen 2eibenoen iofori
2inberung neribaffen. 8erlaBt eud
barauf, Wtiitter, es lift fein Bneifel
oariiber. &c BELT Diarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wagen unb bic yieren, Be.
ieitigt @inb &plit, erpeiHt ben
@aumen, perbinbert gntsiinbung
uno ftdrtt bas ganse Spitetn. rWrs:
@inslpms SDotbing Sprup4 fife sahs
nenbe &inber lit angenebm i'm @e.
I6nad; oaS &ecept itaniitt pDn
einent Der beften tpeibli1en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gS lit bel allen
Dru9giiten in Der ganaen Welt su
buben. Breis Is Gents per 5laibe.
&auft ni6ts anoeres. als Wers.
Win8lDtps SDDthinQsG1rup,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully zoo post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and ou1
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading POI
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
VI u 8 | a n b.

= Die penesDlaniibe &egiernng
bat ale @ntlhdbiaunesanipriibe an
Die nerbiinoeten Wtdbte be3ablt.
= Die internatiDnale Wiina. &Dnt>
tniiiiDn pDn ben Ser. Staaten uno
MerifD lit in Berlin einaetrDffen uno
bat init ben leitenben itaatliben uno
priuaten Sinansfreiien mebrere 8Dn-
ferensen 9ebabt. Die lebteren be-
trahten Die Jeitfteaune bes @ertes
oes SilberS au bem oeS @oloeS als
einen frDnnnten Wunlb unb erfl6ren,
oaB obne Die Mittpirtung gnglanos
uno Jrantreids iiberbaubt nihts
aus9eribtet tperben fann.
= Die BON Berliner B(dttern ge=
brabte Meloung, baB Der Saiier
Wilbelm nit gDrnelius 9anoerbilt
iid gelegentlih bes @mpfanges auf
oeiien Daht .GDrtb Star" iiber Sp.
aialoemotratie. &eidstaessW sWablen
uub inneroeutihe Bolitit unterbalten
babe, miro balbamtlih belnentirt.
= Nomiral 80iter, Der General.
s5nipecteur Der oeuti1eu &rieasma.
rine bat erfldrt, oaB er eegen bic,
5dbnrih 9iiiiener bepilligte Gtrafs
ernaBiguna auf 2 Sabre uno 6 Mos
nate Teltun9sbaft appelIiren tpiro.
Der Nomiral lit biersu ourb oas
einitimmige gerlaneen Der 8eitungen
aller Yarteien beuDgen tpDrben.
- Sn Berlin fetert Der preuBilhe
Sulti5= i5=Winiiter Or. SbDniteot lein
50idbriges Dienits sSubildum am 26.
Ottober. 0ah bemlelben miro er
BON ieinem Soften auriidtreten.
= Wan lhreibt aus Berlin: @ab.
Dem lid Die grre9ung in 8erbinbune
nit Der fiir5liben &eibstaospabl
eeleot bot, ribtet iih Der Bid iibere
baupt mieoer intenliber auf bic aus
mdrtigen Gngeleeenbeiten. NrgmDb-
MIDI blidt man auf Die aeplante gr=
lpeiterung Der engliihen Slottenba-
it's. Die 8erliner Warinetreiie
ibreiben aniheineno Der geplanten
neuen sSluttenitatiDn auf ben Orfnep.
Snieln an ber 0profnIte SHuttlonos
Die grDBte Wihtigfeit gu. 8elonoers
| fir ben lleberleebanbel suiIhen
I Deutidlano uno Nmerifa unb r,a-
mentlih bel pulitiihen Gomplifa-
tionen stpiiben England uno Deutih=
lano uoer England unb ben Ser.
Staaten. Die engli DIE IomiralitGt
tpiro, 10 beiBt eS bier, rah Dem Nus-
bau Der neuen War ineoprlage i'm
Stanoe iein. ieoen bireften l1eberlee=
banoel 5miihen Deutiblano unb ben
Ber. Staten 70 lange UDllia labmsu=
legen, biz Die neue enelilhe 5lotten-
baiis bonn sseinoe oDuig nieoerge>
fdmpft lift. Sn einem iplben &rieQs>
falle iei Die Sffenbaltune Der 6an.
oelsidiffabrt burf ben &anol un.
oenfbar. glS einaige n6glihe &pute
spiiben bem atlantiiben Ocean unb
Der 0oroiee bliebe oann nur Der @ea
n6rolib Der Ortnep-Snieln. Durd
Die Gnlaee Der neuen sSlpttenitatipn
permDge England aber nibt nur ben
8ee su iperren. es meroe AUDI in Den
Stanb eeiebt, cine b6hit tuirtiame
8lofaoe Der 6dfen Der Ser. Staaten
uno Deutihlanos ourbsufiibren,
Dbne oaB bic en9liide 5lutte es iiber=
baupt nottuenoig babe, Die eneliiben
@endifer su uerlaiien.
TrpB aller 5rieoenstldnee,
tpelbe fiirslid pdbreno Der Nnpeien'
belt oes arueritaniihen @eidtuaoers
i'm aieler 6afen ert6nten uao tuelbe
nun aud pDn England geleeentlih
oes bortieen 8eluhs Der Gmerifaner
beriiberibaaen, fiiblt man in 8erli'
ner Dfficiellen Sreilen bod Elm aelin.
oes llnbebaeen. Die Situation in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

raoe Die Ser. Staten ftno Die Ser
anlaiiung. Wan betrabtet Nmerifa
nielfah alS gebeimen Bartner @na'
fanos uno Sapans uno bat au9 cine
grtldrung oafiir, tpie Die Ser. Staas
ten su bieier Steuung gefpmn,en
itno. Wan iagt iih. oaB Die @aib=
! inetouer Diplomatic, tpelde oem rui=
! iiiben 8eripreben. Die Wanoidurei
| au rdumen uno oeren 6dfen gu off,
men, ritdbaltslos pertrnut bat, auf
oas unanaenebmite enttdui6t tpDroen
iei. Dieies @eflbl Der gnttduibung
babe Imerifa in Die Nrme gnelanbs
uno Sapans, oes Dltaliatilhen 3weis
bunoes, getrieben, tuenn aud p0rldus
| fig nur als ftillen Bartner. Dasu
tomune Der 3miibenfaG mesen Der
&ildineu= Betition, looaB Die 8es
5iebuneen apiiden ben Ser. Staaten
unb &uBlano einen beoenfli9en
@rab BON &dlte aneenpntnen bdtten.
Inter bieien nmitdnoen bdlt man elm
I titles 3ulatnmennirfen Nmerifas
nit England fir ourbaus mDalib.
ia pabribeinlid9.
= BUR Nusfiibrune bes BlaneS
oes Hrinser 6obenlDbe. auf Der Sns
lief Maoeira 0eilnnitalten fir 2un=
aenfrante 81 errihten, 1T elm 6Dn6is
tat NIT einetn 4apital bon 40 Wilz
liDnen Wart in Der 8ilbung beQrif-
fen. Nnitatt, mie suerit nuraelblas
gen, oeu purtu9ieiiiden Staate 20
Brosent Der ginnabnen oeS 1nter=
nebmens gu iiberneiien, tuiro er bic
Bere9tigung erbalten, cine Nnsabl
unbemittelter Batienten unentgeltlib
in Die Sanatorien su ibiden. gluBer
] ben Sanatorien iDlen elm girfus,
| Elm 9beater, Barfs unb 0otels anee=
legt uub Elm Dampferoienft stpiihen
Waoeira uno Stalien fir grbolunes=
| fabrtert eingeribtet tperoen. BrDf.
Sod aus Berlin tpiro binnen &ur<
gem Maoeira beluben, nm bic CUR
grrihtune Der &uranItalt getpdblten
@runoitiide au begutabten uno iei=
men iabperitdnoigen Nat iiir ben
Gau Der 0eilanftalten gu erteilen,
pon benen stpei auf Dem Weeresni=
beau uno Stpei i'm @ebtrge erribtet
tperoen iolIen.
Die Statiitif iiber bic Musnan>
oerung aus oem oeutlben &eide bat
.afuar in ben lebten Sabren nur pers
bdltniBmdBig rieoriee .8iffern ee=
| 5eigt, 1T ober nah neuen grbebungen
in lebter Reit fteiaenb. ODD bat
eine geribiebung Der Nusuanoe<
rungss@entren i'm Geihe ftottgefun.
ben. OitpreuBen uno 8pmmern,
tpelhe pDr 10 Sabren nod iiber Die
nielen Gusnanberer flagten, 1inb
| iebt nibt itlebr an Der Spite. SIN
/, per9an9enen Sabre fano Die ftdrtite
Gnsnanoerung aus Bolen. 8ranz
benbure. 0annoper, g8eitpreuBen,
8eitfalen, oern So nigreih Sabien
uno Wiirttembera itatt.
- Sn Snbien tuiitet Die BeIt iebt
bereits feds Sabre lang nnb Die 8abl
Der Spfer lit BON Sahr gu Sabr ees
ftieaen. Sn 1897 erlagen Der &rarif.
belt 56, 900 Berionen; in 1901 mar
Die 3abl Der Beits TDoesfdle auf
274.0 1eftieaen. in 1902 itarben
SIT 900 Weniben an Der Seuhe,
uno in ben orei eriten Wunaten oieies
Sabres erlagen in Sn6ien bereits
334. 600 Wenfhen; i'm Wdrs allein
itarben 136, 900. Cine Nbnabme Der
Selfrbe id]eint alio nod niht in Gus=
fibt 81 iteben.
Sn 8oaota, Der 6aupt1taot
Der &epublif Colombia. bat cine
llmfrage unter ben SenatDretl erges
ben, oaB nur Dem pierten Teile uns
ter ibnen Der Banamasg Canal Yertraa
nit ben Ser. Staten in Der purliez
genoen 5orm annebmbar erideint.
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Sn BpIen feiert Die Sblbens
eilbe in bieIen 9aeen ibr 650iabri=
1es 8eiteben, sueleib aub als Subj.
Idum Der @riinouna oes oeutiben
9eiles Der Staot Boien. bic i'm Sabre
1858 erfolete uno pDbei bieiem 9eil
Der beutieen Staot Boien Selbitners
tpaltune nah Wagoeburgiidem &edt
betuilliet tpuroe. 9ieles 8eht bebielt
Die Staot big 1898. 100 e8 ourd Die
2eilunq BOlens uerloren ging,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
Tarttt AT Oerfaufett. .

aebn Wteilen BON Der Staot in Siios
tpeitliber &ibtung. 800 Nder, 140
in @ultur, @aiier, quite @ebGulib.
telten. au $18 per Nder. gtabsu-
fragen bel @rnit 6aner, 332
Blum StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

= Somtner 8ergniiauneen iino
init Guetibun9en uno 8errentuneen
oerbunoen uno ieoer Gtblet io[lte eine
5saibe ct. Safobs Del bereit baben.
oainit er raid Die ihlimmften 8er=
rentungen uno Quetihunaen beilen
fonn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
8ettu1He1t ,ss IN. WMte

aebtere fam bic ainbsr nidlt bon BettndHen beIen
@eun 10, oanu mare biees uebel nit 10 all9emein.
9s 1T eine raHtbeit uuo beoarf oesbalb elmer IsneL
5reu Nf. Summers. 6ept. ia, Hotre Dame. Suo,,
geaen hieies uebel fret slenoen. Sdreiben sic TO-
9leid iuenn Sic elm aino baben, uees an lnembalts
ianlteii oes Trims Ietbet. Ntan beidnloe ieH Sinh
aft ungeredter gseie, ipeuu es trant lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

&beuniatlsmus TIT IN bieIem &lima
ibnler5bafter al6 irgeno elm anoeres
2eioen; miro 6lr6 elmer & 2lmemos
6esept Nap. 1851 gebeilt.. 6. s.
g b m ot. Gaent, 6ouitpn 9eras.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

Nus ct. Betetsbura piro be-
ribtet, oaB Der Wplea Sampler
n n0aoeifa" bel geiibnei- -NDmauroo
obbrannte, nobel II Weni6en ums
Qeben famen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

Hrobirt unlefe auten Wbisties
uno 8eine gu nieorieen Breilen.
W. Gaitanulai& Con, Ntain Npe.
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0elb at nerleihen

auf autes Sarmlano BON einem Bri=
patmann. anfrasen gu rihten un-
ter SO. sc. an bic Office Der ,sreie
BreHe".
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
4 NEW BROWN UNIVERSITY
Continued from page nine.

gaining Brown takes the graduate of the hgh
school OF other preparatory school, gives MIN d
hard and cou7prehensfve course of study for an
A. b and furthermore, offers comprehensive
post-graduate studies should the student desire
to win masters or a doctors degree.
Brown steadily refuses, said president
Faunce recently TO start professional schools
believing that its true function is that Of an
academic university. 1t has one hundred and
five students in its graduate department 1t Is
rh71s 2 university for liberal courses of study,
1aadf-p from the preparatory school to the Doc
torate Of Philosophy"
These courses have been generally stlneIleQ' 81
that the standard is higher than that OF many
larger colleges. Brown now requires Sixty
hours Of work for its degree, while Harvard for
exau7nle requires only forty-eight Stuoehts at
Brown however, have the benefit Of many otner
educational institutions Of Providence among
y-bic1, is the Rhode Island School of Design
where UNDERGRADUATES may pursue certain
courses and have them count toward degree
The total number OF students enrolled this year
AT Brown is $40 The freshman class. number
ing 90 represents thirty States, Territories and
4oratpn countries. including Turkey, Corea and
Hawaii.
With the completion of the new buildings
President Faunce viii not cease his work OF
erIarging the facilities OF the university II Is
his desire to place Brown in the foremost RANK
of this class of American universities, ana ne
be1ieves that he viii obtain the necessary sup
MORT from Brown graduates to accomplish this
end
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

By DAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY.

teras now Little brown-eyed woman, wasn't
sheE Brown hair with a tinge of auburn in it.
Adelalde Mary were her Christian names"
BY Jovet" cried Dolan. When did you
know her? What do you know about herr"
oh, said Nolan, I knew her pretty well. l
knew her husband never had any particular
liking or respect for the fellow, but that's all
rot about his beating her. He harum
scarura, worthless sort Of a fiend, but woman
beating was never his line of country
she said so.' answered Dolan, hotly.
on, yes. said Nolan, L know she said so
We all make excuses for ourselves, of one sort
or another. That wasn't true.
I'd believe her against the world" cried Do
Naturally the other answered. Have you
got any presentiments about tomorrow, Clive?"
''--vcept that l know that were in most par
ucularly ugly corner, l responded, 'and that
its something like q ten to one chance against
Well" said Nolan. the customarfly silent,
out Of the scrImmage and / shan't. 1 know it
Why, my dear Nolan" began, you've been
Many a time" he interrupted. And never
had scratch And always knew shoGldn L
I'm Celt, you know, and my family always
dealt in second sight I'm going TO turn H.
boys.
He bestowed himself to sleep, and Dolan and
I gradually fell 10 whispering. He pulled
Iocket from his breast and showed me a minia-
If they lay. me out Tomorrow he said, you
may find this useful = means OF Idenuhca-
ton"
l looked at the locket for a while, until he
II
toned il underneath his pocket near ms heafL-
It was Just a girl, and, as Mrs. Browning says,
girls are everywhere But then was not
hopeIessly in love with her-and that, L suppose
made ali the difference. Nolan stirred IN ms
sleep and I felt that even our whispered talk
disturbed him. We lay down and were quiet.
Whether Dolan slept at all do not know but
10 me the night was of prolonged WakeIui-
ness and discomfort I knew the dawn would
bring danger. and yet longed for It. Anything
was better than that chill suspense
The dawn came in its own time, and almost at
its first approach the wild tribes came down
from their hills in myriads, and we fought i Jili
afternoon II was a CHASTITY day. out We uia
o11r duty bv ourselves and though we lost III
killed and wounded tWO-thirds OF our mum
the remnant came out conquerors. AT the clost
of that wild time / found Nolan ana DoiStll
living side bv side. Nolan's presenument OF hlS
own End had been fulfilled, but the younger
man survived AS I helped to lay the elder III
the grave We hastily scratched Tor MN anu d
rhoUsand Of his comrades. / had 10 olsehSdSe
his moor limp hand from his breast
A Ioclet came with il, the very Teplica OF
that which DoIan had shown me the night pc
fore and within il was a miniature pnoloSIa tii
of that same Mrs. Hatteras OF Whohl @ .ne
Younger man had spoken gave Doiah itttFI 3,
hack 10 him long afterward, when ne was ~eLl '
a17ougb TO leave hospital. but never LoIu nm nm
that Nolan's last letter was dlspatcheu " I-ie
same address.-( Black and White
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

ton to the work Of academic university
customs have become established and rules Of
department adopted which govern every element
OF college life.
Under the presidencies Of DR.. Andrews and
DR. Faunce hazing at Brown has been abolished
and the ancient cane rush OF freshmen and
sophomores has fallen into disuse. Instead, the
freshman is made to realize the subordinate
part which he plays by being forced to observe
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
SOME CUSTOMS AT BROWN
FRESHMEN KEPT WITHIN BOUNDs-s
O'CLOCK BASEBALL.

Much in the same way that every city has its
necuIiar customs, every college has life of its
ovn In institutions where professional schools
do NOT attract students from other universities
inst as in cities where the tide of immigration
does not wash out native nannerisms, this in
5ividuaIity is still more pronounced, and college
customs are more vigorously observed.
Thus at Brown-which in spite OF the tend
ency Of many of the larger American universi-
ties to build up great departments Of law. medi-
cine or mechanics, is devoting its whole atten-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

certain rules, while at the same time he is re-
warded in certain ways should he prove himself
worthy.
The only convenient means of approach to
Brown University is College-st., a precipitous
thoroughfare leading up College Hill from the
business district of Providence. The street is az
such angle that the trolley cars which aspire
to mount it have to be pushed up by cable cars.
The sidewalk which offers TO the pedestrian the
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-29

service for, five days after breaking
camp. they engaged I'm the battle OF
Fredericktown. Missouri. At first Old
Abe was wildly excited but soon
Gained down. and never after showed
any signs OF fear. He delighted in
danger and seemed to bear n charmed
life.
Enveloped in smoke, and surrounded
by shot and shell, his shrill scream was
heard above the din Of battle, inspiring
his comrades to greater efforts and
dauntless courage, until they became
known as the "Invincibles."
On the Sd OF October, 1862. at the
battle OF Corinth, the regiment was
greatly alarmed for fear they had lost
their mascot. Sterling Price. the Con
fedeYate General, had given orders that
Old Abe must be shot or taken prisoner
at any cost saying he would rather
capture that bird than whole bri-
gade. A continuous fire was directed
toward him. and n minnie ball cut the
string that confined him 10 his perch.
He scared far away and disappeared
in the heavens. but after few mo-
ments his friends were greatly relieved
to see him returning TO his accus.
toned place. He was regarded with
awe and dread by the opposing forces,
and ii is related that in one engage
ment when our men began To lose
ground the eagle. seeing the danger,
with :. mighty effort broke the restrain.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-29

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