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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08
BROOKLYN, la. BOSTON tN. L., 4

Garvin, the tall sycamore, Of the diamond,
pitched his Arst cham pionship game of the
year for Brooklyn yesterday, His gilt
edged twrlng created wonder; that Manion
earlier instead OF using pitchers who were benz
cncal for the other side. Garyin held the
Boetons down 70 two hits and the Bost9ns
-tay. Pittinser. IN the box. Darwin also struck
ont seven Bostonians. Doubt as to the re,
sult gave way to certainty after the third
ming
In that period the Brooklyn. made six
hits, took first base OH balls three times;
and be.woen jolts OF their own creating and
ionrners OF pittinser's devisng seven runs
were scored. The :, consecutive c ilvn winning was
Capt. Doyle OF BROOKLYN. who previous
10 yesterday had been hewing close to the
Inc of good behavior. ran foul OF the nm:
nre in the sixth inning and .wns put out Of
the game. His removal makes the list OF
lHooSlyn groM lers who have been bounced
for kicking unpardonably long, so far the
iNeasures adopted in the National League
10 suppress the kickers have not been con-
.picllOue AuCceaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08

balloon Kennedy. s: OF Ven, o. OF Haypsr.
struck out-By Kennedy SHY Veii. O. By Hstpsi. ].
~ pEoIs. WILD pltehssSRennedT. Harper, !.
ana ~ minutes. Attcndance--31oJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08

baseball. jersey City vert ssSs Park. K-eAy'
4PM Worcester vs.. Jersey City Pm HSefnss
-Hdy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08

Cnies Murphy's sixth ser,tre STRIPE.
Chief Of Police Benjamin " -ny a
Jersey CitS put on his sixth Gse-year gold
ssrvtos stripe yesterday. He WA made
Z pafeoaman IN is78 He haA bsoa CAta
sinoo ieO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08
Eastern League.
Connecticut League.

Connecticut League.
A, New London--NSrwich. 2; NeE Lyndon O.
Al New Haven--NeN Haven, Meroen. D.
Al HaYtiord--Hartford 7: Bridgeport. j.
Al Sprinefed-G postponed
American Association.
Al 81. Paul-St. Paul. IL: Milwaukee =.
a. Mnnes poiis-XansaS City, .: Minneapolis. J.
Al Toledo-Indisna polls To- Toledo. T.
Al Columbus--('olumbus. o, I-ousVlhef
other Games
AT cAMBRIDoK.
Harvard .....2 o % Z
Rmxn o o 90 ,
Bate rles -Clarkson and Herman; Lynch ana
Clark.
Manhattan. ,......2 > ~
SETON Hall .......l D o O. ~ !
'hsiteries-O'Bhen and Dun Noone. o'Gara and
Dugan ..
Cuban Y Giants. o. Harrisburg, g.
Al Moheean-R,verv 10: Mohefan,
Al Cincinuati-kcntucky CnNerstS' W. eh-
versty OF Cincinnati. D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

acknowledgement 8. 5 eaurIen.
@eistrup. og Sp9nepreit 6br. Mpt
fer. 6lagelis og Ret bill brinae op=
bpagelige Stptter, forte SnOla9 i
SiDeas filfsiigt Spsgssmadi. MsS-
r~elelIer ON MsnigbeOsarbsiost, srat
at tirfelige perIonligbebers Gin.
9oganmelbelier. &irteligt Gam
JUMP At 1898. Der uOsioer glabet,
pil berbeo fgee at impoetOmme en-
Opforbring. Der fra mango SiOer er
rettet til bet ON at ubgipe ct biaigt
og iapnt ~Ifrepet gluo for tirtelig
0plbsning. Oct bill uOtomme | so
bebtommisi ion bos 2ebmann e
Stage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

ietitenoe % ipttenOt ~4arbunoreoe.
4f Bib. Bang. 300 Sioer / 0ms
flag. RebIdt fra $1.40 til 80 {.
277. gn pilegrimsfGro / bet be0ige
aano. af 6. Stnrif S6arIing,
grofesior / 3beologi. Uleb ct
Sort ober Seruialem og 81 afz
bilbninger. 412 fore Sioer / On
Tag. Reoiat fra $2.70 til $1.50.
278. De beIIige 8jer9e. @n Digit
cnlus at 9arl @erot peo g. Sdez
pelern. 70 SiOer / meget imatt
fomponsret ginO meo 9ulotrDt %
@ulOinit. Reoiot fra so {. ii
So E.
27e. Rorbenitiplrs Reiie omtring
9iien og europa. POpulart fremz
ftiaet at 81. 9ppguuro eftsr bans
8uobsger. 356 SiOer / Smilog.
RebIat ira 1920 til $1.50.
$50. Sore. Gn Beitrtpelie al 8loitz
ret, 2fabemiet, 9irten, 9ereanitat=
ten "a Sors n9rmeIte Smegn.
Meo Sort og talrige / 5efften inos
latte Qfbiloninger % oplpienfe
5abler. of 36. 6anien. fb. Qos
iunft. 10S SiOsr / Omna9. Reos
lat fra so c. til 40 c.
281. Qreitegaarbslib I 9anmort %
Horqe I 5iosrummet fra Reformas
tionen til bet ipttenbe Qarhunore
peg Slutning. 2f Bib. 9ana.
318 Siber / Om1ag. g3eoiot fra
$40 til IS c.
282. Sra 9iOenIta6sns @eroen: Sc
DanTtes aultur / @itinoetioen.
af :. 8. u. @orfoae. ~ Siner /
Gm1Ia9. 9eOiat fra 40 c. til 20 8.
283. 8orgerlige 6uie. Sarlie
a%e6enfabrs Observation-Disclosures
1540-163O. III 8. Mlejborg. 90
Gioer { Omilog. y1eOiot ira 80
{. til 40 c.
284. Girfcns Qrbeite / be Itore 9Dsf.
Weo Iarligt 6enblit paa BEN fir
feliae 9so i ag6snbaon. Of 6enz
N Using, Qic. tfeot. SO siber /
Cmifa1. Rcbfat fra 60 {. til % {.
285. Sofob gebmes 86eoiop6i. en
reliqionsp6iloIpp6iTf "a bo9matif
un6erfsgelie. @f 6. 6enrif S6ays
lina. grofesior / 56eolosien. 5eits
Ifrift beo llniberIitetets 6irenuns
b%reoaarsfef. 200 GiOer / Gmna9.
Qeoiat fra $1.O0 til % {.
286. Canister G6riitian 3bomefen
Sebefeb. Gn gsretning oF 3tnra
Se6ehe6. 234 Giber / Smildg.
Rebiot fra $1.2O til 80 c.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Bloi., Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
slefpnGebninqerne

gerne /
ae6en bapn bar ben 20. Hop.
TONNE / en- isrgeIis uorben oeb bet
inotraoenbe SneOejr meb efterfplgens
De 5roit. AaereOe Natten foruo
blanbeoe Der fig / Sneen en- Del S.
Tlae, iom belaitebe Srdooene og en-
noq beieoe ct Yar Stdtiper unoer
9aeten. SO | Ougens Sob inbtraf
en- Mangoe 5ejlsMelbinger. Sol
Ifinnet tseoe SsiIu9et Os LOB en- Del
3raaoe b9pe Zig igen, iooleoes
Of be Ielp retiebe Staoen. Men ben
/ 6ftermiooagens Sob inotr9oenps
5roit, Der foritartebes uO paa Qf
tener, bar bragt 5ejlmeloin9erne op
paa ca. 1900. - Gn 3rpit / ubeloet
er bet, at propinsleoningerne ipnes
/ 0rben.
Selpfpleelig bles aft ManOifab u
fommdnberet til at efterie 2ebnin9ss
nettet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
Sooer'
neoiatte priier.

Yi bar mpbtuqet mango eobe biii9t
Bigger. ION life er Opfert / bort Rata
log. Sdmme f9lges til neoIdt pris,
iaalan9e Opluget ourer. priierae er
ustto, og gegsrns isnbss portofrit. til
0pIa9et er ubiOlat. / ben Srben. fom
8eftiaingerns inblp6er. Grin meb
bet Iummen, inben bet er for TENT.
U9sgerne bsitinss sftsr Drummer.
265. Romertirtens 6oDeboiloforelier.
Gn 6aanO6og for oa9folt at 8.
Sdepelern, SosusprGit. 450 Sis
Der / 0miIag. ReOiat ira $ $50
iii 80 {.
266. 8ef 6a%bD!oniIis 5angenffa5.
bi6elile 6oreoras al @. 55s.
f6e, sognspreii / 6reberitia. In
Sioer i Omilag. gleaiai fra 56
{. til % c.
2e7. Den nptefamentlise 9erts 81
forie / fortfatist 5remi.iGia9. u
$. Q. St6Br. 9rOf- t3eOl. 10
SiOer / 0miIas. geOTat ira 70 4.
til 30 c.
26s. 8ane6oHet ca bets qlaos /
Danmarts Gtatsforfatnin9. ri
Qnna 6uoe. 244 Sioer i Omilog.
QsOiot fra $1.20 til SOC.
269. embebets og 9ienis6sOens Gan.
pirlen / bet firtslige qr6sibe. III
y. MaOien, prOfssiOr / 56eolo9is
en-. 80 Sioer. yieOiut ira 90 c. til
% c.
30. Inner Grompel % garl ben
'anOeu. ri 5Orf. til SRA outbsrs
Gin, Optesnslier at 5omilitn
S6onbergzGOttu. 248 sioer /
Imutt ginb msb @ulOtrpt. Qsoiat
fra $3.50 til $1.00.
271. giaeber uf 1orbens 6iitoris.
Of 3reberit 8arfoO. 296 SiOsr /
meget mutt tomponsret ginb me0
@ulotrht. 4eOfat fra $50 til
rs {.
272. airfelige Qejli96eOsrrifter. ri
Or. 8. .. s. Gau6, 8iifup opsr
giborg Stiff. llbgione til Wlinos
pm BEN ofOsDe 5orfatter at q.
Gdepslern, SognspreIt ben 5rini
tatis Strife. 296 Sicer / 0mnog.
0ebfot fra $3.50 til soc.
273. aipse gnes Siitoris, iumIet efter
trDtte % utrptts ailber. Qlf qas
oers peterIen, Carer / 9aIg6n.
40 Siber / Omilag. 9eDiat IN
$2.40 til rs {.
274. De abignonIte pabers 8crbolo
til Donmdrt. of 8. s. MOlteien.
246 Giosr / Omflus. NeoIot ira
$1.28 iii 65 {.
275. apsglimt ! 9usmsrte. nbpru9
at q. :. @. @runOtDiss, Sgreu
airfegoarbs os Rasmus Hisliens
Sfrifter. uOsiDne at Sofo6s
242 Siber / Omnug. Hebidt fra
$1.0O til 40 c.
276. aatinffoleliD os StubenterliD.
Com Snblebning til preiieeadrOs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

At bette oar en- 5eiltaeelie, unoftplote
ban iig meo. at ban for ~fiorten 9d5e
iinen par fommen uO at 6angslet.
boor ban bapOe Tibet i d @dr.
al At ban enonu life par rigtig inoe
/ Den politiIfe Situation. 9bao el=
lers qrpgleue ansit, faa DiIoe ban
od rigtignot bellere bape 30 Slag
Prngl END tomme J Aar pda 9uiet.
gn treble 9erre at 9aOet bapoe
ganife unoertenOt prpglenes 8etp9i
ming og ertlerst, at Der life a dnoet
Mibbel mob 9gler enb at ip9rre
benz inbe.
gnbelig ppIpIie Sr. 9runbtpis. ct
en- af be aoipurgte bopOe uoraabt:
.9rbgl, faa tpmmer oi til at babe
meget mere. 5 ger Menneifer til
8pr!"
: 5il bi8ie gtIempler paa gg[tz
iloiofi fan fries, bOaO Der pasiereoe
/ en- af 8irteretterne Der | 8gbe1z
bapn. gn Qrreftant bar fpgtet og
fl / ben a~nlebnins Oeo quagribelien
oitteret en- 9prtion Hotting. Stir
Gtietutionen talte 5orbsrsoommersn
meo BAN pe ipurgte, ON MI life
qrnolsne Oilbe afftr9tte BAN 'ra
@entagelie. paa ftauenbe Sob iDa.
reos ban: Seq tuger gerne en-
Sang grngl bper uge, naar jeg mac
faa 9oo at ititte al en- Sang ON Il
gen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

BORT Samfunb", iom pa
flor Monrab inbtil i'm Dsb reoigeres
be, BIZ fremtibig ubfomme bber IA.
Dag | ct otteFbet Sormat til en- biz
Tia pris. Oct bill bliDe rebigeret al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

gIantagefelitabet Steen
GLIDER bolot @eneralforiamling
ben 28. Roo. 5ormanOen, 5abriteisr
6olaer 9eterien birigerebe:
8asiereren, ganfDiretter 8alentis
ner. Fremlagoe Rssnitabet, Der bite,
at @eobus og 8rogsbus q~Ianta9sr
Ear fotet / aft 1915 &r.. bporuf /
Statstilifuo er inOgaaet 8015 ar-
uogiften I aarets 9pb bar p9ret
5102 ar. 49 Gre, Snbtaeten for
nben 465 Str. Statstilftub 1912 Sir
50 Gre Oct er life forfalbne Qftie.
belg6 uogsr nu 10,35O SIR. % aasTes
b~e6olbningsn GOAL SIR. 80 Gre.
Sfobrioer 0olgas meoOelte meb
6enIbn til 8riffen, at Der er Iolat
qlonter fra 9lanteIfolen til islee
9!onfaqen for 1341 9r., % til an
ore for 591 9r. Der sr tilplaniet
128 80r. Qano, Deraf 30 3or. Gam
meo 9iergfDr % Gran. Reiteu meo
gjerafbr alene. Der er plsiet aens
Der paa 106 5or. 9anO. Raar oisie
er tilplanteoe n9Ite Mar, pil Der pare
tilplantst $40 aF he ca. 1850 III
9an6. glantagen omfattsr. Raar
Der ea fortIgttes meo ca. leo -
Gam aarlia. 5il 8ilplantniaasn fin
ne Re meo zen tsgneoe 9asital. 9
bor9s9srnin9 8ansn iii M samns
III at gaa "a. 200 NleH 81 for gtaa
ta9en. Der faar Stationer Mit
9oro "a z It'll / GrS. M4lis L.
Der ieneft oprettes ct StoppeFeo r.
ielpe qlaHtaaen, % mso Del for u
Ear MAJ tgbt 100 16r. Qano laa9s
ganen.
Gfter at 8uogettet bar frenIagt 70
9egnifabst gooteHnt. gsnbalaiss
ganfoireftsr @alentiner til Me6ler
At 9eFprelIeg.
10 otorferfelen paa 5nen.
2qgs 5rautnsr I 8ogenie Ie9te
4mtsraabet ON 5iGdbelis til at be-
fare 8eiene / Rar6eoen at go9eRie
neo en- tobiulet MOtorcDtle Qaret
runpt pg til enbDer lib at 8ggnst.
; Sogneradb bar TENT for at gipe
5iGabelien, 6 imob. Qmtsraabet
tiGpb Cage 5rdutner at befare Dc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
Dal1r1arR.


miobelfart aOnftits
tens gile9gelfe. aOnflittea
i 0iobelifart bOs 5irmaet 0eis pg
Spn er III bilagt.
0perensfomItens entelte 9untter
lnoer iaaieoes:
4rbeioet genoptOges Manoa9 ben
30. 9opember b. u. at iamtlige Or
beiosmqno, iom neOlasOe 4rbeibet
bos 6eTs C Sgn i Miooelfart Den
30. 0ftober.
Gn aepreientant for Sammenilnte
nineen al 4rbeiOsgiOere inoen for
SernzSnoutrisn Og en- Repreientant
To- CAN'T arbeiOsmanosforbunO
Iamles ManOag ben 80. Gopbr. /
MipDelfart og ~forbanoler meo qars
terne ON De fremtiOige 2pnz Og Or
bejosfOrbolo for QrbeiOSmenoene |
.Senbolo til be al Arbejoerne unoes
%. 0ttober til 6eIs& Syn inOIenbte
5orilag.
6pis be nRbnte Representatives.
lite opndar Gnigbeo beo 6prbdnoling
meo gartsrne, b%enpiies Sagen til tt
uopala, beituaenbe at 3 Meolemmsr
fra hner SiDe.
5or iaa oiOt bette uopolg itte
fommer til GnigbeO pm ale gunfter,
ifal De Yunfter, BORON Der er neni9s
beo, 6enpiies til en0elig Qfgsrelie Der
en- golDgift. beItaaenoe al tire gleo.
lemmer fra bper Sioe og en- at bisit
Iefs Mebiemmer balst Opmano. 8ar
Der life opnaas Gnigbeo ON 9dlget
az en- SpmanO, ubn9pnes benne al
5ormannen for ben permanente
0olngiftsret.
De enoelig faitiatte 2onninger fan
tilbagepirtenOe Strait fra ben 9a5
arbsjOet genoptuges.
Sammsnilutningen at Qrbei0s4
siperc ineen fpr SnouItrien &c
,Danif 9(rbeibsforbunb %garantersr
bber fer ia for, at be euoelig trufnt
afsarelier rsipetteres og efterfOmmes
/ here's Tube Omfdng.
9drterne er enige ON at ubtale. a
Den @Fg5reGesmaooc, iom er bragt
anben6elfe Seb @%fflutniugen af benni
Gde. life ffaber noget 9reeeoenE
for fremtiOige Qfsgrelier at Qgn.
fpgrgsmaal peo @ologift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

ct Sammentsb og bets
5gfeer. Ia SunO6psS porpogs
nen | Oaor Morses (27. Qob.) terle
inn mob 8psn og bar nouet til 5iars
ret at 9ronninsengaaee og gbriitis
ans6abns 9orb, tDm ct getrolemgs
| raft 5art fra 0ronnin9snss
aabe. auiten, Der Ibntes at babe
ptssfsbe tn 6eii fotan Spofz
pognen; men til Gengalb paoterte
agretgjet, booroso 6siten bleb
ftp ca Iatte | @ulop ne6 do 8ronnins
gensgaDes JorlangslIe. Ser tgrnebe
ben fammen meb en- M9lteoogn,
fom bolot fti1e for at a~foente Spors
bOgnens 5orbitsrfel. Sammenfebet
bar fad poloIOmt, at petrolsumsflaz
iferne fnuites, og 6eiten for Malfss
bognen rebes ON og br9ffebe 8enet,
faa at ben MATTE brRbes paa
Stebet. Merteligt moi Tom ingen af
&uffene til Sfabe.
Ogfua SpOrbognen bleO liot rdmz
poneret, men funbe bog fOrtTatte
Ggrslen.
Den altfOr trable auIf bleb note
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18


@eie. iom ligger i be aommuner.
Jon baboe uOtaIt fig for at aipe
5i1abelIen.
- st QtttieIelTta6. iom a9ter
at etablere qutomo6ilfdrt measm gtg-
borg og GerteminOe iegte 4mtSraas
bet ON 9ispeniation fra 5 Is / 9ob
al 10. Maj b. u. &~pntebp- Rebnin9e
Sogneraao bar imob at gipe Dis
peniationen. bDorfor Sbenie 4mtsz
raaO fife tunoe anbefole, at ben
gabts.
9emte or Salt. 8ee
Nar6us 8pbItabs Gfstraretsoom er |
5glge q. 9. llrfdbritanterne 6. %
3. 6ofmann al Aarbus for 5ors
falitning at Snbboloet at ct aautiz
%ongbebis ioemt Straf at 5orbeoz
ringsbusarbeibe / benboIOspis Is
Wdaneber % l 4dr.
9r9btbeb uInttelig agrz
fet. @aarbeier 8. g. Sod. 5ors
filbstrup, sr bsb / tit 9jem efter
fbare abeitelier. iOm ban baOoe poas
eraget fig oeo en- ulbttelig aeretur.
gaa 9eien fra Ensleo til 5ortilbss
trup blep 6eitene ifp os fog Wagten
fra BAN. fortaler o2on. Salt.
Stiftstio.~ @ognen p9lteoe. %
aod. bans 6uitru % bans 5-6 ads
rige SpnnsOatter 1pnseOes ub pda
geien.
De to ibtnaOnte Hap uitabte,
meosns Sod bapOe fuuet fore 2as
iioner / 5Or= os g%ugbOpeOet.
0an bsbe iom 6eIse at en- 5or@
6~lebnin1. 4fOsbe blep 68a 4or a..
6opoe / u 9ar pGret Reblem at
Soanerdaoet os bar tiOIigere p9rst
Sognefogeo.
Sobebogn gsa d
benbapn. 5 Dag $50. Rop.) BIZ.
Der Der anitinet grpOe meb en- inf
Sobebogn paa StrGtningsn 5amborg
re Der oil oa formentlis fra / Mors
gen foplme til at lsbe Sobeoo9ne /
fait 3ur / Rattogene meGem 6ams
borg % agbsnba0n. sra Gebenz
6dBn pil So0eoognsn afgao meo 20
get ST. 11,53 often. % / Retning FRI
6amborg 6ertil iii @osnen lsbe /
bet 1og. iom antommsr til agbens
earn 81. 80 Morgsn.
monb og Some onbofoa
5orleosn ION en- nngre Rano inb til
en g%dnts!aoner { 9dHbemarfe ab6.
for al pantfatts en- Dug og no8!s
seroisfter.
Qantslaaneren faa mibisrtib
arats. at 8attstpist 6aobs 0arsi
saaihst Fl 6rsoefone ca Raoretrrt.
fea oct BAR piGet af. 9oIitiet bleo
sentst 70 Manben aHboIOt. > RE-
ten oploFe Fan, at fan bar Snebttr
"a 6to aerner. pa Fan I lanee Ii
Der fdone oaret a~rbejOslss, par bans
aone ON Qattsn eaaet ub paa 5pbts
iaat. % ban ON Dagen til qants.
~laaneren
Da qOlitiet benbenote ig paa bans
9opal paa 0oroDeitpet fonbt be Sc
nan liggenOe / Sengen. 6un MATTE
felpfslgeIia Itaa op Os fslse meo.
efter at be o~erefter begge bdbse
tilFfaaet en- MangOe Sn6bruo, fqrlig
! qal1gabeza Dartsret, blep be are
miteret. = en llnOerTsgslie af beres
5iem bar bragt en- gunte 3ppetoItsr
for Dagens 2bs.
ct Q ammente og bets
Heloer. % Sunb6nsS porpoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

gpllefne O9 Ytl 9 les
itraffen. 5angIelsinipettsr
Grunotoig Far unOerfaFet II At be
! 8efre 1Rngiel 6~enTDDenOe 8paer
9nternieos meb 6enIDn til osres
9lenins ON g~raglsfraFen, % ban
6apoe Fun1et, at ale be profesionel
6porpeo ban fOritoo rem. Der bar
ffraTet mere enb en- Sang. 6apos II
BET 6aant I'm 9rnglene iom Straf
msosns De. Der %afiOneoe oeres fpriis
Gfraf par mere / 3binl. pr gelz
Iernes Soar fortiener enfelte at 9eas
qines.
gn bapbe Togf til 6r. grun0tDig.
at ban 6aDoe 10 6grt ON BEN nne Cor.
% bet Diloe ban figs, at 30 Stag
Rotting beer unben Dag tunoe inasu
boloe ub.. pa ban bleO opl1it ON. at
BET bar Der fife Sale ON, uo6rqo tan.
Or bet fun en- Dag, faa Stiot meO
betl"
gn anoen at 8eIerne Ioare0e poa
6r. @runotoigs 5OreIpsrgfel, at fan
10 oqfaa NOT bdbbe bsrt ON Qobfors
Flaget. fom babbe Oeret genftanb for
8reftelie uDe pdu IOrbbeitOei. og bss
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looked foI ward to with grim celestial com fort for years. Now his neighbor had found the money after many searches, and finally Jib Quong would get 1t.
 The man was moving toward the door when there was rustic among the shadows behind the torn screen. He stop ped, and he and Quoy held their breath. The peanut oil lamp and the trickle of street light from the window hardly lighted the room. but there was some thing scraping out from the screen to- ward the door slowly, with the thud, thud of great paws and the dragging of mighty tail. Now it was before the doorway.
 The police came learing up the stairs tracking the wild shrieks to the tene- ments top floor. As they reached Quoy door the last one died away inside.
 They found Quoy on his mats, his long malls drumming happily on his pipe and his breath whistly. Scattered about the room were unpleasant rellcs O. his Can ton neighbor that made even the police shiver. That was all there was-Quoy, the relics and some ripped up screens and mating.
 Under the shoe,'' said Quoy placidly to Jim Quong, who had mounted with the rest lis the roll of my money. The man tried to steal it. It is to send me back to Canton in a carved coffin.
 Jim Quong was Tong man, but the look of the room was on flis nerves in spite of that.
 Who did it?" he asked between two shivers, while the police stepped back, lifting their boots.
 Quoy smiled and dug his needle feebly into the opium pot. But before he could cook the pill something stopped him, and they never found out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25

From the New York Evening Sun.
 ruw. HIS Chinaman lived on the top
 floor ,o6 of aun house reo in thsrs psl 'tn'1, a to himself-a remarkable luxury in this par ticular tenement, dignffying him beyond all the yellow faced denizens of that crowded warren. From his grimy window that had never been cleaned since the house had been built he could look across a sooty bristle of chimney pots and frayed tangle of clothes lines to the tall buildings of the Bowery.
 From the narrow street below he could hear the gabbIe of his blue bloused coun- trymen, rising gutturally to him when the weather permitted an open window. All day they lounged down there in doorwass, ruffing their long bamboo pipes and chat ting, or lodged in and out of the unticy shops whose back rooms reeiSed with the sweet smell of opium smoke. At night they were likely to have other arnuse- nents he could see the lights across the street en, in Jim Quong's place, where he knew they were skipping long, black backed fantan cards in the midst of heavily breathing crowd of men. Some times there was a sick man at the Joss house for treatment and the gong banged and shlveI ed interestingly in his ears At other times the patrol wagon came amid much uproar. and the street filled at once with chattering Chinese and frightened sightseers and beetle browed whites from the Bowery.
 There was always something for Quoy to look at from his top floor window. He could not go down stairs because he WAS a very sick man with several diseases, the surest being consumption. A Cam tonese-a fellow twonsman of his-brought him his food and opium for a certain consideration and burned sticks in the Joss house for him now and then. But he could never find Quoy's money, even when he crept in after the old mans pipe had rolled out of his hand and one could see only the whites of his eyes.
 The only thing beside Quoy who knew where the money was hidden was the dragon
 No one ever saw the dragon except Quoy, and he only at certain times His father had been acquainted with it--it would seem-in Canton it was such a family institution that Quoy's solitary, wholeroom grandeur would have been too
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25
REGARDING THE SPEAKER.
There Never Has Been One From the
 Pacific Coast.
From the New York sun.

From the New York Sun.
 Among the earliest duties which will devolve upon -he recently-e lected mem bers of the fifty-eighth congress will be the choice of a speaker and present in dications make 1t probable that the speaker will be chosen from the west
 The speaker of the flfty-seventh con- gress. David B. Henderson. was the first to be chosen from the territory west of the Mississippi
 The first speaker was F. A. Muhlenbure of Pennsylvania The post of spe aker wo. held In the twenty-fourth and twentv- fifth congress ty James K. Polk. after- ward President
 Speakers of the house of representativas who have been candidates for President are numerous, and include Henry Clav, John Bell and James c. Blaine. Schuyler Coifax after having been speaker. was vice president of the United States
 The oldest surviving speaker Is Galusba A. Crow born in 1923. and speaker from 1861 to 1863.
 There has never been a speaker from the Pacinc coast. and 1t Is somewhat curious circumstances that Ohio, though pre-eminent in nearly all other political offices, has had in the countrys history but one speaker, John w. Kiefer. who served only a single term.
 The state of New York has had no speaker since the close of the nineteenth congress. in 1s27 though New York has been during the whole of that period the most populous state and the one having the largest congressional representation
 The speaker of the Fifty-eighth coa- gress, when chosen, will preside over A larger number of members of congress than any of his predecessors, the total membership of the next house being Sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25
Learned His Lesson We'll.

From the New York Times.
 Pa--what did you learn at school to- day, Robbie?
 Bobbie--I learned to say 'Yes. sir.'' Pa-Are you always going to say Yes sir?
 Bobbie-Yep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25

All kinds of cuts. Age Herald En. graving Department,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25
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