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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
BANDITS sAFE IN ST LOUIS.
Arrival of Rudolph and Collins Greet
 ea hv Crowds.

Arrival of Rudolph and Collins Greet
 ed by Crowds.
 St Louis, Mo, March Thoroughly tired from over thirty hours travel over the Big Four railroad, Sheriff Bruch and party arrived here Tuesday night. Notwithstanding that the off, cers had "an the comforts of home'' on the trip, the character of 'BiIl" Ru- dolph and George Collins their pris- or1er-s, kept them constantly on the qui vive. They were much relieved when the desperadoes were under lock and key at the Four Courts, as the jail is called.
 Tbe members of Sheriff Bruch's par- ty were Joseph Schmucke, W. H. Mey- ersieck, A. W. Hoffman and Arthur Campbell, all of Union, Mo; Detective George s. Dougherty of the New York Pinkerton agency and Detective Ser geant Garrett.J J. Farrell of Hartford.
 There was big demonstration at the depot, nearly 10000 people being on hand to see the prisoners. Chief of Police Kie1y expected that the crowd would be enormous and had special detail of 150 policemen on hand to preserve order. The officers were hard worked and were glad when the excitement was over. As the prison CTS were led to the Midway, where & patrol wagon was waiting, 1t looked as though somebody would be hurt in the dense throng. The cry of "Stop push- ing was constantly heard, but strong men trying to elbow their way to the front paid no attention to 1t. Inside the depot gates squad of policemen and several plain clothes' men formed around the sherifr's party and made way for it to the wagon. Rudolph was handcuffed to Sheriff Bruch and Collins to Detective Dougherty. The legs of both prisoners were shackled and they walked with difficulty. De- tective Farrell of Hartford walked ahead of the sheriff and was taken for. q Pinkerton man. Several of the St Louis officers, as an extra precaution. rode with the sheriff to the jail.
 Detective Farrell said the trip was without incident, the prisoners not making move that was considered suspicious. From Indianapolis to St Louis, he said, crowds were at the de- pot trying to get glimpse of the l criminals. Detective Farrell sent a, dispatch to Chief Ryan of Hartford and retired early.
 Rudolph and Collins show no signs of weakening. It was noticeable after their arrival at the jail that they were not so ta1kative and were quieter than when they left Hartford. They now realize that the day of their trial is near at hand The Pinkerton men do not believe that the prisoners will break down. The desperadoes say they will plead guilty to robbing the bank in Union and not guilty to the charge of murdering Detective Schumacher. Rudolph says that Schumacher would have killed him and his partner if they had not used their pistols The pris- oners are confined in St Louis, instead of the Franklin county jail, as it Is believed they will have less chance to escape.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
CUBA RATIFIEs TREATY.

Senate Has Tvvo-thfrds Majority For
 the Convention.
 HAVANA, March 12.-The senate by a vote of 16 to has ratified the reel procity treaty with the United States.
 The treaty was thus ratified by ex- actly two-thirds of the vote of the sen ate. Fifteen Republican Conservatives, or administration senators, and one Ma tionalist voted in favor of the treaty and five Nationalists against it. There were three absentees, all of whom, it is believed, favored the treaty. The ratification required only a majority vote, so there were. three votes to spare.
 The vote was taken immediately on the conclusion of forceful appeal by Genor Bustamentas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
Miners Union win Prosecute.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 12. TAe United Mine Workers national organ ization has taken up formally the re cent killing of William Dodson, Will liam Clark and Richard Clayton at Beckley, w. Va. It is announced that the national organization will open its $1,OOO,0OO treasury fund to prosecute United States Marshal w. W. Cunning ham, who is charged by the miners with responsibility for the murders. Chris Evans of Nelsonville, O.. who has been handling the case, and Will liam Blakely and c. w Purcell, In diana organizers, who have been sent t= assist him, have been notified to pro- eosd with vigar:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
FIGHT TO SAVE AMEs.
Former Mayor of Minneapolis Appeals
 to State Court.

MANCHESTER, N. H., March 12.-- Not until all legal proceedings are ex. hausted will former Mayor Adelbert A. Ames of Minneapolis consent to return to that city and stand trial for alleged bribery. His attorneys in this state made strong effort in the superior court to secure his release on habeas corpus proceedings, and when beaten they appealed to the supreme court of New Hampshire. Should that court decide adversely, the power of the sn- preme court of the United States will be invoked to set him free, so that he will probably be able to stay in New Hampshire for a year or two at least.
 Tn the meantime he will be at liber- ty provided he finds sureties in the sum of $12 2,5O0, which amount, howev- CT, must be furnished before o'clock on Saturday afternoon next. As pr. Ames has not yet been behind the bars every effort will be made to secure bail.
 Dr. Ames was indicted for bribery during his term !; ayor of Minneapo- lis in 1901. and ~ded his bail ox S1O.0oO. He elu Minneapolis police until mont yhen h'
 found at the home of Rev. MT. Cl-....-'. in Hancock, this state, and there ar rested to await requisition papers rom the governor of Minnesota.
 At the time of his arrest he was unr doubtedly a very sick man, so that his counsel, Mr. Hamblett, obtained at once short stay in the proceedings on that account. Finally there came the hearing before Governor Bachelder on the question of honoring the requisition papers from the governor of Minneso- ia, and when they were finally grant ed Mir. Hamblett succeeded in obtain ing another stay of two weeks, again on the ground of i'll health.
 On the expiration of this last respite on March writ of habeas corpus was obtained which again prevented Sheriff Dreger from taking Dr. Ames back to Minneapolis. Another delay came so that the hearing on granting the petition for release on nine differ ent counts did not come up until yester- day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
xan.a. stocxyard. Bilr signed.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 12.-Govern- or Bailey has signed the stockyards bill, and it will go into effect at once. The bill reduces the yardage prices on cattle 25 per cent. It is reported that the officials of the Kansas City Stock yards company are considering moving the yards into Missouri on account of fhn layv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
Negro Coach BfIl Failed.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 12.-- Tn the house by vote of 55 to 70 the separate railroad coach for negroes bill failed of final passage. It applied to all railroads and common carriers. All the Republicans voted against tho measure, as did several Democrats.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12

Colorado ana Southern Strike Ends.
 DENVER, March 12.-The black smiths, hoilermakers and machinists formerly in the employ of the Cobra do and Southern Railway company have declared their strike and boycott of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
Good Judges

Say that Dr Scales Anti-C Constipation Pills are excelled by none Bottles of p pills are 10c and of 100 pills 25c. Fitzpatrick's Pharmacy East Main and Wall streets. Telephone 63-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12

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 An inexperienced paper hangers work is never satis- factory. Paper-hanging seems like simple work, but just try your hand at it and you will find that it is not so easy as it looks, We furnish experi- enced, capable men, and we guarantee their work to be satisfactory in every respect.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Gpnberbarc 8empbnheiten.

aonig Goiparb bon Gnglanb bat
Die Wanie oes @iegens. gr belist
cine automatiihe 8aaee IN jeoem
ieiner Sdloiier unb tpenn i'm ireeno
ssSemano beiuht, 10 muB er lid bel
Der Iufunft uno bel Der Ibfabrt Die.
gen laiien. @emobnlif nebmen Die
@aite bes a0nigs al 8epidt 81 -
elm 8eiden, Dob a6uie @bfuaro's
lid gut lit. aud Die &onigin
alexandra bot cine b~isarre feline @e-
pobnbeit: Iues @eIb, Dos Tie in ibre
gorie itedt, muB glan5en uuo leu6-
ten pie Elm Spiegel. Snfolsebeiien
labt lie IN ibre fonislibe @elbtaihe
teinen Sopereign feineu Sbiains,
'feinen Hennp sleiten, Der ni6t Dor.
Der ~aerieben ulb sepust lit. @enn
lie einen Saul in einem 2aben madt,
uno man ibr @elb 5urudgibt, riibrt
tie es ielbit niht an, ioubern lGBt es
entipeOer oa ODER bittet ibre gbren.
oame. ibr bieies @elo bis an Der
&einigung auf3ubeben. Werfmiirbig
lit audi Die Wanie bes $erriters, Der
herte Die 8eifide Yortngals leitet:
er fam nidt 5mei Mal aus Dem.
ielben @loie trinfen unb aud, feinen
Geit bis our Heige leeren. @enn er
alio nit ieinen fouisliden 2ippen
ben &unb zines @laieS beriibrt, iest
man, gleihpiel oh er ausgetrumfen
hat ober niht, elm onoeres 8laS Dor
Inn hin uno fiiQt eS bis gum Raube.
Illh Der G3ar bat feline Shrulle. gr
alallbt. nur in b~eionbers fir i'm &c.
mebten getttiihern, beren 2einpanb
nsBeroroentlib fem lit, i6lafen 5u
f0nnen. 2as @rite, mas iein Sam.
merbiener bel Der Infunft in Som.
pieane tbat, mar, OaB er boS 9ett,
iiber beiien 8uriiituug man ioreiam
aeuaht bate, nit BEN beriibmten
getttiihern neu be3og.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

menslugrtS"), in Der &egel nit einem
etnaigen Berionennamen. Die Sc.
l"hlehtsnamen fuinen erit in Der Belt
oes @rbliibenS Der oertifen St1ote,
uno 5luar 5unahlt beim Staotpatri-
atat auf, bermutbli6 unter Dem Gin.
Hub bb5antiniib penetianiiter
Site. Wtan fiigte Dem 0amen Der
Terion sur unteriheioutg oen BE-
rut cine Gigenidaft, bas Imt, Die
Sertnnft, ben 8amen oes 8aters
ODER eines 9eiistbums ODER audi
einen Spottnamen bel, llno oieie 9e.
seid)nnngen tpurben, pbfpobl Die &an.
teleten tie anfanas MIR 5ogerno tn
tbre Iften aufnabmen Tin Sranffurt
par es Site, 8eamte bis ms Is.
Sabrbunoert MIR nit ibren 8orna.
Ilen IN urfrnoen an5lifiibren), nit
Der Belt gum bleibenoen unb auf Die
Eeicenoenten in mdnnlider 2inie
lb~ergebenoen HamensbeItanotbeil.
prfunolih ertpGbnt finoet man lie
iuerit i'm 2nufe oes IL. Sabrbun.
4erts, in aoln i6on nm 1t06, in
Biirid 1145, IN gaiel nno 81. Gal.
ZEN etipas ipdter. Sn England pltr.
Sen Die Samiliemamen burb Die
HOrmannen eingefibrt; zines oer
friibeiten 3eileniiie ibrer Griitens
Fnbet iih I'M 9omesoap 8oof im
Sabre 1885; Die unteren StGnoe be-
4ielten nod S~abrbunoerte lang nir
dineu Ramen. Sbren poaigen glb-
1hluB errei6te Die Innabr1e bon Sc
fhlehtsnamen in europa aber crit
an 49,. Sabrauuoert, be3iigli6 Den
fuoen in Seiterrei6 1887, in Sranf.
teid 1903 unb 1912, in Breuberr
1912 uno 1916, in 9aiern 1918.
Feitoem fiibrt, bon ben regierenber
Eiiriten unb bon ben Siirfen abae.
jeben, ieoer Gurop6er auBer benr
Pornamen nod einen SamiIien-
hamen. Sn Meerien ipuroeu Die
mobonmebanii6en llntertbanen
burh elm franaoiiifes 8eies pors
1882 our Guuabme Don @ei1le6ts.
namen perpfli6tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
81.

@m uGmli6en Gage, mo- Claudia
Golan6's gliidlihe Seimfebr propbe-
seite, iaBen erica uno Suloa in Dem
fleinen trauliten 3immer, baB iie
ibren Salon nannten.
@rica mafte Die lebten Stride oil
einem Iquarell, oas Die Stride uno
oas SdloB oaritellte.
y9iit Oh balb fertie, Grica?"
sd bin mirflid frob; iuie piel be.
fommit 9u ouiilr2"
,3pei @uiueen", eutsegnete erica
lGhelno.
SIS lit fiinf5is pertb. 8eilGuiig
aeiagt. mas baben mir, ooer piel.
mebr, mas bolt On getban, INN Den
8eiiser bes ih0nen SauieS auf Dem
9iloe Al beleioigen?"
erica ergliibte. nSbn b~elei6igt9
= @omit Suloa2"
.Gas neiB ih nidt; ii6er lit er
a6er perlest, benn felt ein pnar
@oden beiudt er peoer uns nod Die
Shule mebr."
,Suloa!"
pGs lit mahr nnb muB Seoermanll
auiinllen. @os iit'S2"
sd - ib weiB es nibt", itam'
meltc Grica.
DSlunfcrc nidt, Sdmeiterf)en
mir tbut'S 10 leib, boB CT inns Der
meioet. cr lit 10 ein lie6er, netter
Mcnld. uno ...."
slid"
Mr. Cumming trat 9crabe IN Oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Gin Shab bon Yeriieu.

Oils aaiier 8ilbelm Der Grite Dor
Sabren nit GROCER 9eieai6aft IN
oen @dloern bon Subertusitof oes
Sagbpergniigens genoB, geihab es,
Dab er iif ploeli6 unpaBlib fiiblte
ilno iih oesbalb IN aller StiQe suriid.
aieben Dollte. Ooh Der @roBber5og
bon Weflenburg itno Der 4onig BON
Sadieu, Delbe in ieiner RGbe iparen,
bemerften iein 8orbaben nnb beitan.
Den barauf Den Safer 81 begleiten,
IlS tie cine Strede gegangen
iparen. murDen Die brei Serren bon
einem @agen iiberbolt, Der auf bas
SaaoihloB Subertusitof 5nfubr,
uro Der Center h%esielbeu, elm Bauer,
piligte germ Elm, ais Die Wonarden
lbn baten, lie autlisen 5u lalien.
Ger Bauer tuar aber neu9ierig
uno Wolte germ miiien, mas fir
2elte er benin eigentlib fabre.
@Ghreno Der 9abrt panote er lid,
oesbalb al, einen Der Serren nit Der
Iraae: n9iirite i'd wiiien per Sic
iino?"
Ger slngerebete eripiberte: sd
bin Der @roBber5og bon Medlen-
burg"
.OaB 9i6!" riei Ser @auer be.
luitiat uno fragte Den 5lpeiten Sn.
iaiien bes @agens mad ieinen Ser
ionalien.
nSSd bin Der &0uig bon Sa6ien",
lautete Die @ntwort.
.Namu, bas fommt ia INNER
beiier". rief Der Bauer; LIMB wer
limb Sie?" frngte er Den oritten
SGaer.
SD BIN Der Safer bon 3eutid.
Iano", antiuortetc Ierjenige, wel6er
eS auh ipar.
SEA, MN bort aber boh Tqcs
auf!" rief balb amiiiiert, balb en-
bort Der Bauer, lid bate nidt &c.
oadt, Dab alte perniiuftige Serrell
nod 8efallen Oaran i6noeL einind)e
Sellte ~ ioppen. Ganlit Die &errell
nun audi Wiiien rcr i9 bin ipia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

ids Sbnen iagen: id bin Der S6ob
BON Beriien!" Samit orebte er iif
ouf ieinem auti6eriis unb ipra9 fem
Wort mebr.
Die orei boben Serren ladten laltt
auf.
Gem Bauer aber fubr Elm S6re,
den ourd aae 8lieber, oils err, nad)s
Dem er feline Sniaiieu IN Subertus"
tod abgeiett bate, erfubr, Dab Die
ieiben Die @abrbeit geiproben
hatten. lino bas Soppen arf ieiner
Settle NOR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
llcber bic &iiden in ben &5migs.
SnlGiten

plallbert cine engliide 3eitidrifi
iebr unterbaltenb. Inter Dem volten
Reaime" mar Ole Slide am engliifen
Sole immer gut; aber Die fiinItleri.
Idle Seite Der aod)funlt NOR unter
Der aGnigiu 8iftoria in Den Sinter.
grlnb getreten. Ser erite Sod
wurbe oft gewedielt; er lpar in Der
&cael ein Srun5oie, menn and Elm
Gn0lGnbcr eini9e Sabre Oieie Stel-
hug b%efleioete. Der 5peite aii6en-
Gbcf, u~eritcr Weiitcrfot" genannt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Sur 8eididte Scr 3amensebung.

SaB es in 9eliti6lano uno in ser
Shipeis Samiliemamen eiebt, lit
cine nod fem Sabrbumbert alte Site.
SIM fritben WittelaIter begniigte MAJ
lid, pie i'm alten @riehenlonb Tim
8egeniat gum alten romiihen vRa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Ser Spbn Der 8erge.

Souriltin: SIT bier nod fem In.
alild paiiirt benin goelpeiBiu6en?"
Siibrer: Sea, ma, unsliid is no
fnanS paifirt."
Souriitin: nglIio lit nod Rieman6
abaeitiir5t?"
Sibrer: rSeI mobI, aber bios
sSremoe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

oilrd) eiuen geianeenen Spion babe
man %erfabren, nod Dor benz ndhiten
Ibeno itebe EN- Stl1rm beppr.
Sn &olonb's Iugen lel,frtete es
altf.
aSreuit gu did ifon pieber auf
Den 9ana?" fraete 8arl better. Elm
beiten freilif pGre es, Oh bliebeIt 81,
SGuie. Ilein Der General bot Be.
ihloiien, fals Die Seitllng nidt mebr
aebalten Derben fam, i'm @eiten bic
feinolihen 2inien 81 burd)breben, 10
Dab es iif,erlid uniere Ieste Raht
bier it,"
Nahoem Samilton iid eutfernt,
aeiate iih auf HoIanb's Siiaen Elm
Iusorud letter Gntldloiienbeit.
rNoh beute Ibeno bin ih auf oent
@eae Su ibr ODER ...."
Saiiptmam 9iaden nidte. ySn.
atpiifen bin ib Sbr @efangener, Sir
Holono; mas befeblen Sie?"
nGab Sic mid auf gbrentport BE.
aleiten. 9leiben mir am 2eben, 10
oerlaIien mir Die Seihlng miteinan-
Der. @eigern Sic itd nod immer,
mir Die Sano gu seben? SD per-
liinoigte mid ihmer an Sbrer
Shpelter, alein meme SdllIo hat
iid bitter gerd6t."
g@alte Der Simmel, baB mir nod
ret)t8eitig fonmen", entgegnete gla.
den uno erfabte NIT fraitigem Druid
DIE aebotene Sano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
SeimaesahH.

.SSsbre SbrerL Serr aarI, tperSen
aber ieoen Sag gr0Berl"
500! Sd CLAUDE, meme Sbren
mo Sbr @eritauo, oaS gGb' einea
famoien giel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
SO.

Die gebotene Sanb.
SO.
Mit fieberbafter Sponnuna barr.
ten Saop Gbeiterton uno Claudio
Wontreiior auf 3llnoe pcm &rieas.
ldluuplaB.
@oAenlane bate Sic aIte Dame
feline Nadridt bon ibrem Sobne EN-.
p%tangen; tie rpubte nitt einmal nit
g%eitimmtbeit, mo- er iid befanb, unb
TIRE Soffnnng muroe INNER ihfpG.
der. Claudia oagesen ifien feline
Nrrbt 5u begen. Sbre Sfonbeii
NOR itroblenber benn ie. Sir Ip.
laop uno Hoo mar Tie ein @GtbieI,
oenn ielbit ibrem leiftIebigen 9ru,
Der beganu &olenb's Iange @bpeien.
belt Gorge ein5uflOBen.
sd begreife es nidt, beim
Seusl" pflegte CT gu iasen, tpenn i'm
Club Die Heoe auf Molano fam. rSb
lh tbm ben &atb gegeben, gu reiien,
fragen Sic? So, benn err nGre bier
AZ 8rrnoe gegangen. Sd badte
aber MIR on einen IbIteher nah
Earis ooer @ien uno abnte niht, bob
er 10 elm Sbor ipdre, SamiIton nad)-
aureiieu."
Claudia lafte iiber feline aenait.
lid1feit. uEoot ioa er iein2 I'm.
ltnn! Sbreiben mar ME feline ltarte
Settle, unO aubem ipiiien fpir nitt
einnlal beitimmt, oh er ipirflid aui
Dem &riegsidauplas it,"
Ser lebte 8rief fam BON baber",
%1ellfate Die alte Game.
rIber ipie LANCE lit 6as ihon.
Seitoem fam er ans anoere gnoe
Der @eit gegangen iein. SSbr werbet
leben, CUR Sofseit fommt er piinft=
lid, nno mare es MIR pieruno5pan3ig
Stunoen porber."
limo Die 8orbereitungert our So6-
aeit prroen g~etroffen.
nSeiner @elunobeit tueaen lit er
ailf Heiien", CAB iie Sebem slir @nt.
mort, Der nod ibrem 8erlobten lid,
erfunotgte; mir eriuarten i'm crit in
Glitter Stunbe."
Gs gab bod Stltnoen, mo Claudia
init Der erniten Sahlaae red3nete.
Sic be5peifelte feinen IugenbIid,
DOB Holonb's 2iebe niht ibr, fonbern
erica gait. =
~8enn er MIR 5uriidfebrt", badte
Tie i'm itol5en B%emubtiein ibrer
Ufadt, .oann miro ia aaes gut"
Sn ibrer unrube uno glngIt par
Soop Gbelterton formltf perbliifft
iiber Den Sptimismus bes iungen
Wtaodens, beiien 8ertrmlen in 3o.
LAMBS @liidsitern nift gu erid)iit-
tern mar.
sd mill did in 0einer 3uper.
iidt niht itOren", GuBerte lloo zines
Mbenos; nnllr Die 8emerfung mofte
i'd, mir erlauben, baB Die SotSeit um
IL. iein ioa, Dob mir beute Den 5.
haben nno Die leBte Hahri1t Dor
einem Monat einlief."
n9ann lit er beItimmt i6on aui
Der Seimreiie, nno in adt Sagen bin
th SdloBberriu. Sait 9u meine
graut-S Toilette idon geieben? Sd
alaube, ih peroe Die beitsefleioete
9rallt oes Sabrbunoerts iein."
.eSa, falls Holano 5uriidfebrt."
ugr miro ibon fommen", nnO als
ibr gruber ii6 gum @eben manote,
fliiiterte lie Dor iif bin: Limb menr
nif,t, beoarf ib trosoem zines
grautfleiDeS."
@as meinte iie bamit? @ieGeift
hate 2orb 8ranelano oariiber Ius.
funft geben f0nnen.
81.
Im udmliden Gage, mo- Claudio
WoI,nA,S oI.1I,4n G,koL. tx.~k,Lo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Saitig grill Sauptmann 9laden
pah einem @las @eiu oas Sir go.
AMOS 9iener ibm gebradt nno
t6bte benz Sbnmadtigen einige
tropfen elm.
@alb 6ffnete Cir IoIano bie
Auaen nno itarrte pernirrt nno fra.
aeno auf ben Sfii5ier. Sect, mo Die
Eiferiudt i'm nif)t mebr blenbete,
Senlerfte er iofort beiien @ebnlihfeit
nit erica. 9ieielbep brouncn
Nuaen, berielbe feinge5eifnete
Munb, aber nit eiuem idelmii6eu
Nusbrud, Der lebbait on Suloa erin.
nerte.
,Mein 8ott, welh' ein S1or bin
lh aeipeien!"
.Erinfen Sic ctpas @ein". Bot
Pladen. Sic limo maegriiiener
nlS Sic glauben, Sir Holono."
Sic fennen mid, alip?"
So, Cir GolanO."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-04
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North,
East, South and West.

III the circuit court at st. Louis, Mon
day, Judge Ryan sentenced Julius Leh-
mann, former member of the House
of Delegates, to seven years impris-
onment in the penitentiary. on the
charge of bribery in connection with
the city lighting Doodle deal. Other
sentences were deferred.
Nearly 500 photographers have ar
rived for the national convention which
will open, Tuesday, at Indianapolis,
Ind. All are busy opening cases con-
tanning pictures for the national ex-
hibit, which promises to be the larg-
est ever hung by the association. Over
1000 members are expected.
The first innings of the Philadel-
phians in their match against Leices-
tershire, was opened at Leicester, Eng,
Manday morning, and lasted three
hours. +. A. Lestre scored 126 runs,
not out. He batted faultlessly and his
score is the best made during the tour.
The I.eicestershire eleven lost half their
wickets for 46 runs. but the succeeding
batsnen stood until the adjournment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-04
THE HOSTILE FLEET
Leaves Bar Harbor and Is Now
Out at Sea.
The Defensive Fleet will Go on Duty
Sometime Wednesday.
Attacking Party Will Now Seek to
Score a Point.

Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. 3.-The war
maneuvres of the week ending next
Monday actually began, today, when
the so-called hostile fleet withdrew
from the combined North Atlantic fleet
and departed from the harbor. The
squadron was in command of Rear Ad-
miral Sands and consisted of the bat
tleships Texas, Indiana and Massachu-
sets and the torpedo boat destroyers
Lawrence and Whipple. The vessels
left at $50 A. M. and when last seen
were heading in southeasterly
direction near Bakers island.
Wednesday noon, the remainder Of
the fleet under Rear Admiral Barker
will assume the defensive, each vessel
being hurried to the port to which it
has been assigned by the secret instruc-
tions. Sometime between Wednesday
noon and next Monday, the hostile
squadron must make whatever demon
stration is to be made or secure an an
chorage in order to win the war game.
After Wednesday noon, an attack may
be attempted at any point between
Eastports and Cape Ann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-04
LABOR TROUBLES SPREAD.
Growing Spirit of Unrest in Several
Parts of Russia.

London, Aug. 4.-T'he correspondents
of the Times report the continued
spread of labor troubles and prolonged
suspension of traffic on the Baku-Tifiis
railway, which runs through the eau
cusus. connecting the Black and Cas-
plan seas, with the result that the
intervening towns between Buku and
Tifiis are partly famine stricken. In
cendiary fires among the oil wells in
the Baku district are of daily occur
renee.
The situation is so serious, that Gen.
Won Vigil, the associate minister of the
interior3 who is in command Of the
genGartnerie, has gone to Baku.
Many Cossacks are reported to have
been killed in encounters with mobs.
.Cossacks patrol Baku nightly and
every tram car is accompanied by two
armed soldiers.
Strikes are reported epidemic
throughout South Russia. Twenty-Five
thousand men are idle at Odessa and
the bulk of the workmen at other large
centers have struck.
The main grievances Of the worknen,
the Times correspondent says, are the
impossiblity of the long hours, made
quate wages and liability to Dismissal
on trivial protests. Thus far no Sc
rious disorders have occurred at
Odessa ...