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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
DIED.

THOMPSON.-At the family home,
No. 1877 Cottage street, Salem, Ore
gon, Sunday, December 6, 1903, a
little before midnight, Mr.. Theodore
NJ. Thompson, aged 73 years, of
paralysis and heart trouble.
Deceased was a pioneer Of 1851,
having come across the plains in that
year. He served during the early In.
dian wars in the company command
ed by Hon. Ben Hayden. and since
those early days resided in Oregon,
and during the past 20 years in sa'
lem. During the last IL years he has
filled the position Of harness maker
AT the Chemawa Indian school, and,
although he had suffered a slight par.
alytic stroke three years ago, he was,
until within the past 10 days. able to
attend to his duties at the school,
About a week ago he took to his bed,
and. In spite of the best care, sank
rapidly, passing away as shown above.
Deceased stood high In the esteem OF
the officers Of the Indian school,
while the students under his charge
revered him. He was a devout mem
Der Of the First Methodist church for
a number Of years In earlier life he
was a member Of the Odd Fellows,
and was prominent in the order, hav
ing one served the grand lodge az
deputy grand master.
Deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs.
NJ. c. Ferguson, to mourn his death,
his wife having gone before about six
years ago. The funeral Is being held
from the family home at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and the remains will be
laid to res in the Lee Mission GENE
terry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08

The partnership heretofore existing
between N. j. Damon aud A. o. Da
mon. under the Arm name Of Damon
Bros. Is this day dissolved by mutual
agreement N. j. Damon retires from
the firm. having sold his interest to
W. W. Fawh The business viii con.
tinue under the old firm name Of Da'
mon Bros. An early settlement OF all
accounts due the nrm Is requested.
Very respectfully,
n, J. DAMON.
A. o. DAMON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
plsappenred From steamer.

San Francisco, Dec. S.-The steam
err Queen arrived from Seattle thia
morning, with two passengers miss
ing. When she left Seattle, Mrs, Har-
ny e. Oldt and her little child en-
gagged a berth. and went aboard. They
were seen by Captain Cousins and the
passengers. The Queen touched at
Victoria, but passengers say Mrs. oldt
was seen on the steamer after leaving
that port A few hours later neither
co0ld be found
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
Americans, Low Bid.

Berlin, Dec. S.--A Koelnische lei
tung dispatch says the American. syn.
dicate's bid for the construction of
the Russlanl ship canal from the Bal.
tic 10 the Black seas, for $780, 900 900,
Is 35 per cent cheaper than the Ger
man. English, French or Russian
bids. and they will probably be given
the contract.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
ONLY
CLIENTS
SUFFER
Judges Prejudice Against
Attorney, Hurts Only
the LitigantS
COrogon Law School Journai.)

Oregon Law School Journal.)
The criticisms which have appeared
in the Journal from its first publica-
ton on the manner in which some Of
our courts have been conducted have
not alone been in the interest of at.
torneys who may be forced to practice
therein, but especially in the interest
of the people who may unfortunately
have had cases in court II a judge
acts in a naughty manner, If, he dis.
eliminates against an attorney, while
the attorney temporarily suffers, yet
the litigant is the 4 who suffers
most. Il must not for a moment be
thought that our criticisms have been
offered solely in behalf Of the atttor.
ney. but they have been principally In
the interest OF all people who may
chance to be affected with litigation.
Some persons seem to think when the
court, in the course Of a trial, deals
harshly and unfairly with an attor.
ney, that the attorney alone suffers.
Such is not the case. The attorneys
clients suffer far more than the attor-
ney. The ~litigant's rights are jeop.
ardized when a judge is unfair in his
treatment of the members of the bar
who may be engaged on the trial Of
cases Il is the person who has bust.
ness in the courts who suffers. His
interest are not properly safeguarded,
by reason OF conduct unbecoming a
Judge. II the people will bear in
mind that II Is the interest of the liti.
gants that are chiefly concerned in
our criticisms, they will see the force
and effect OF them. and realize how
important II is for their protection
that our courts be conducted without
unseemly haste, or In a manne to
prevent cases from being properly
tried out. The expenses OF the lower
courts and appeals TO the supreme
court, which are caused by the man.
ner in which some judges carry on the
business of the courts, are not borne
by the attorneys, but by the litigants.
Hence the great interest which all the
people should entertain in having a
judiciary OF a deliberate and painstak-
ing character. II our criticisms are
but rightly understood, the public will
clearly see that the rights OF people
having business in courts are involved
and whatever tends in the least to
prevent full, fair and impartial trials
on account Of the weakness Of the
judge, works to the special d~isadvant
age Of litigants.
II a judge wishes to force his pecu'
liar notions upon the public, in the
management of the court, which are
contrary to the best interests Of the
people, and fair trials, Il is the person
having business in court that is in.
iured. The rights Of the sutton in
court are affected whenever caprice
governs a judge. rather than sober
and deliberate consideration Of mat
ters involved in the trial OF a cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
Hand
Lamps

The most convenient thing OF the
sort ever invented. Robs the walk
home in the dark OF It's terrors, for
you simply need 10 press the button,
and the dark corner is lighted. Come
In and ask to SEQ them.
All sorts OF sundries for the wheel
all the time. We carry a full line the
year around.
Gas lamps for your wheel.
Carbide, 2 pounds for Csc.
Mud guards for all sorts OF wheels.
Bicycllstse rubber capes for stormy
weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
NEW TODAY

For sale.-We have some baled cheat
hay and some loose clover hay for
sale. at sl2,50 per ton Geo. Swe
ale. 10S-st@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
The Bike Races

New York. Dec. s.-Fourteen OF the
II original teams in the six-day bike
race are still going, but with a low
record. Twelve teams were tied at 8
o'clock this morning, showing 632
miles and six laps. The record
is $50 miles and one lap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
To the Asylum.

Henry Smith, aged As years, was
his morning brought TO the asylum
from Jackson county. by Sheriff Rad
er. The patient is a native Of Eng.
land. and formerly an inmate Of the
stockton, Cal. asylum, from which no
escaped. His inhrmity is hereditary
and he has suicidal tendencies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
Herhert snenoer Dead.

Brighton, Eng, Dec. s-Herbert
Spencer. author and philosopher, who
has been IN for some time past. died
at 5 o'clock this morning. He had
been uncopscious since Q o'clock last
night. He was born in 1920.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
plstnrhed the a

Sacramento. Cal, Dec. S.-The jury
in the case OF Convict Woods, a Fol
som escape, was out 20 hours, and
brought in a verdict of guilty Of muir
der In the second degree. Judge Hart
sareasucally asked, did l hear you
say guilty Of disturbing the peace at
Folsom"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-08
n, ], DAMON,
A. o. DAMON.

Washington. Dec. She state de.
partmant has been Informed by Min,
lister Thomas that both Norway and
Sweden have recognized Panama.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Bonn GongreB.

8eioe 6Guier baIten SOnnta8SiiBurr@
cen. - 8eoG9tniBfeiern i'm Sez
nat. - TOrtfeBung bes Oemotras
tif6en 06ItruttiOnstamPfeS i'm
6auie.
@of6ington, .. e., 1. Mdr3.
- Der @enat mar beute BRET Stun
BEN lana in @iBung unO belt Sc
bddtniBfeiern gu G6ren BON bier oers
tor6snen MitgIiebern beg Eeprdiens
tanten6auIes, ndmli4 Der $50. Peter
8. Oteb (9u.), Sa8. MooOp (N.~G.),
So6n %. 80. Rumple (Su.) unD 8Ros.
s. 5onQue (Or.). Die @erbanolun@
oen bef6rdnftsn 5i6 auf 2O6reben uno
bic 0nnu6me Der iibli6en 8silstos6ez
I6lii7e. I'm 3 I16r pertugte it4 Der
Genat bis II l16r morgen 9ormtttag.
OaS eprGfentuntenAan
bis(t bsute cine bieritiinOige StBung
unb bra6te Die 9iItrttt Columbia
8erniQtQunq86iQ Der SbI truttionSs
tafttf Der 0emotraten gum 3roBe IN
fbr IsBte5 parlamentari56e5 stadium.
0ie 8orfraQe uber ben Gonferen3bes
ri6t 6e3ugli8 Der 4laStaz9eimitat
tenbtQ Duroe an%9soronet, uno DE
Q6itimmurg ooriiber mirO mor9en
qIeid nu6 benz 3uIommentrttt beg
6uuie5 itattfinoen. Dies ut oos
Gettoz8 efultot Der Reutt9en @orn@
taqgIiBung, mel6e I'm $50 gIo4mttz
to95 gum Q676luB gelun9te. Die De-
m0troten Iino snt7alOTsn, i6rsn 6li@
6uftierfampf Bis CUR @ertagung Der
6iBunq am nG8iten 9ienItag yto6z
mittug fort3uieBen. GOnferen36ert4ts
U6er iinf8erni1igung56ias 1tnO no4
gu erleoigen, unO bisTs rDsrOsn nG4rz
i6einli8 burdgeieBt tperOen, allen
bic Qnna6me irgerO rpeIfer anOeren
0ins 1T fehr fraQli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Meuterildc stimmnng atf Dem
@h[ahtihife Blaine"

10 tn m 8, 80, I. MSar3.
= Inter Der MannIdaft bes bier i'm
Srofenoof l~isgenOen S4la4h4tft5
.M2aine" 6erridt 8rOBe nn3ufrle0en@
belt. @eftern Nben0 nuroe Elm meut@
rider Geemann bon einem Yfartnez
foloatsr qe16oTen, unO eS Derluutet,
buB er IeitOem 9eitOr6en 1T. pie 9f@
fi3iers berpeigerr ale Mttt3silun8sn,
uHb NiemunO er6Glt 8utritt an 8orO.
% MitglieOer Ger Monni4oft bslsrz
tirten pd6renO Der Dergon8snen Boz
de. 9rei 0e7erteure puroen geitern
ber6oftet unD auf Oo5 S4tff 9ebra4t,
isOo6 lsiitaten iie Der Polt3et OeiPeroz
ten MtberItano, DIS bic Polt3titen
bic 0sierteure nit 9epalt outs
66iff I6leppter, purOen tie BON 8Or0
aus bon 6eeleuten unO MarineIolDa@
ten nit Faulen Giern unO dRnltfen
MurfoefhoITen bDmbarbtrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
9roBber3og balO genauen 8ei6eiO.

HNLG SS4lNNNN NT
@ntfH6rt ben Singing.
Q%naituiia, Der Oa5 beiBe 8lut i4res
8aters in cen 4oern roqt, mar Der
Situation gepa61en. Sic 6ieB t6ren
5riieur iein 8irbeI i6niiren uno emit
fii6rts i'm na6 Der fran3Diti&en Rt@
piera. 0ort te6te iie einige 0tonate
nit inn berrli8 unb in 5reuoen.
Der Singing lit Elm 6ibi4er &erl,
bat einen tpeGigen 9aarbui4, 1T isbr
geI6idt in feinem 8erue unO nur
etpus 6l0De. SroBbem fiibrte i'm
feline @0nnsrin in bic beiten &retle
ienfeits Der Serge Elm. sic fteute i'm
ld6elno ais einsn jiirgeren @oui i'm aus
RuBlanD DOR, Der leioer ni6t f%ran5o7
ff6 fpre6e. 1no bu Der iunge gtdnn
ben NlurO ni4t auf3utbun brauate,
blie6 Die pone SuuIipn gepabrt. Die
@eIeuf6uft lobte ben ftiuen, bei6etOez
men 8rin8en, Der in Der Gorge INN
baS 8obl iainer @erpunoten garr3
auF3uge6en i6ten.
QQes 8~orte6enDe buIirt auf per=
biirqten S6utIu6en Nur mas peiter
Qe1fa6, lit in 9untelEtt gebiQt. IS
lit nt6t tlar, ob Der Q6reiie na4 Der
Riptera f6on Der 8ru6 nit benz
@rpB6er3og porausging ober O6 Die
5inOertn pieoer mad S4pertn 3t>
riidQsfe6rt mar. @S pGre ni6t aus
qe16loFen, buB ie BON 5rantret4
ii6er Berlin na6 RuBlanO retite uno
tn3pi56en aud i6r 8aterlano tpieoer
berluFen bat, nm an einem Deri4ptes
oenen Orte nit t6rem gelie6ten Geld
Don 3uiammen gu treffen.
limb pG6renb Ginige be6dupten,
bah tie in Der 3rim bereits Elm &inO
qe6oren 6a6e, berii6ern &n0ere, oaB
fe i6rer Gntbinbung no4 ent8egen
9e6e,
9urf ni4t me4r uric q.
Qnf6etneno finoet bieie Wo6e in
Cannes Elm 6amilienrat6 itutt. 8ez
niQIten8 1T bic N6reiie Oe5 9roBRerz
3uq5 bu6in fir nG8ften MittrpO6 an
9sfiinOigt. Iu8 Qnaitaiia'S @atsr
fDirO in Cannes eintreFfen, I'm ben
QunOe86errn BON Metenbur9 gu err
nurten. W}an niro beratbsn, tpelfe
cute 6eite man benz @tanOol nod
ab8eninnen fam.
Ser junge @~roB6er3O8 ion in tiefer
grrequng ietn, Der6ir9t ober feinsn
@emIt683u7tan0 geididt Oor aasr
@elt. G5 1T iein feiter, BON fetnen
bertruuteIte ten Ratbgebern unteritiiBter
8unT6, ooB feline Mutter ME tDie6er
i6ren SUB ouf medlsn6ur9iIfeS 9eS
bet feben bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
@roB6er3og 5riebri4
Srun3' Sob.

Der 8atts Der 8roB9er3oginz0ittz
ne mar i'm Sabre 1897 in Cannes,
6iiofrantrei4, 6efanntli4 auf etpa5
mDRert6ie Meife um'S Qeben getomz
menl. @s 6ieB, Der S6mer3 ii6er bic
untreue Der bobsn @ema6lin babe i'm
freitpiGig ben perbdngniBoOuen So
oesItur3 t6un lafen. 6eute brau4t
es ni4t lGnger peri6miegen gu nerz
ben, buB Die 0ittpe unmittel6ar na9
Der 8aifeBung hires @atten nit tbrem
bumaItgen 2ieb6aber na4 Der RtDiera
ubretfte unD ii9 bort na3 Dem 8runOz
faB amiiIirte: Der Meni6 lebt nur
etnmul." 0u8 gutmiit6ige Medlenz
burger 8oIf ipuBte nt6tS POiitiOe5
ii6sr ben 2ie66a6er, bod bic 8erii6te
6ra6ten bic untertbanen Oerart in
9urnif6, OaB cine groBe 4n3o6l Der
7slben nu4 Moraten Der beimte6renz
ben 6irftin cine &aBenmufit bar
bra4te.
Qug gr6of6eh barii6er 6erlisB bic
trouernOe 8ittpe fofort pieber
@9perin, uno 3tpar ouf Sabre. Dor
fer bate Der Weden6urger 2dnota8
fi6 6inter DerI4loTenen S6uren nit
t6r gu 6efuf7en, Iirtemalen er lire
let6tfinnig in N}onte Carlo contra6tr@
ten 5pielf6uloen in 906e BON mebrez
rem MiQionen Mart mO6l OOer i6el
6e3u6len muBte, I'm einen gum Cos
6ru6 F~ertiqen StanOal 81 Oermetoen
unD bic 8ufunft Oss Oamal5 unmiinz
bioen 8roB6er3og8 ii6er 81 iteQen.
Der S|rifeur.
SIN leBten Sabre lieB Anaitufiu iia
pte0er gu lGngerem &uTentbalt in
@6perin nieOer. Sic mar etna8 al
ter unO ippiger geporben, unb UNI
lire QuQen 3eigten Ii4 feline, Dur4
fogmetiI6e Mittel parfsdte 5dlt4en,
ober bic unge3iigelte 2uit na4 2ebsn
unb @enuB ipiegelte ii4 in i3ren gro
Ben. etpas trGumertIfen 4ugen unz
3pefoeutiq pisoer. M}an tann iagen,
bah fe audi 6eute nod cine Rii6i6e
arau 1T, Die Our4 Die Mto4t i6rer
ieGesqsniFen unb bsItimmt auftretenz
ben 9erf0nli6teit Mdnner bon bo9em
unb nie0erem StanDe gu bet60reR Derz
mag.
oShr Qe6an in Snperin dli6 lett
Ter einem ein3igen, urunter6roGenen
5fanOul. Sic iGentte ibre 2iebe ber>
f6isDenen iungen Wdnnern aus benz
9olfe. Der M}ann a6er, Der i4IieBz
lid i6r gan5es @ittpenber3 gspanm
uro in benz 6e6ogli9 gerdumigen Ger
3ensmaqusine, in Dem naa BEN 8or~
ten bes 9i6ter8 nur fir Sine OOer
ginsn glub 1T, mar Der 6riieur hires
6o6neg, be8 regierer0sn@ rOBber5pgs;
alfo ni6t i6r 6riieur, ME oteier Sage
erit 6sri4tet.
@s bauerte ieOenFuqs ni4t LANCE
unb Der in ber 8unit bes 9~rOB6er3Og5
fe6enbe Singing pur0e i9r 5rtieur.
Seine O%blieqenRiten beitdnoen BARN,
bas iippies 6uar Der 5iritin gu trGuz
ieln. sic lieB ii4 nun 10 Adufig fri
iiren, bah in hem Qdrbes6errn Elm
i6redlifer 8erba9t aufitieg. unb oa
bic WGn6e in benz peri4piegensn
gouboir 06ren 6atten, puete Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Sm 8ett crfiGt.

0Dnter5, 9.s0, l, M}dr3. -
3pei nsu eingepanberte Oeitrei6er,
Der 3OzjG6rige 5. 8eti6ouier unO
Iein UNI einige Sabre iingerer 6reunc
@rammar, baden our6 einen ungIiitz
li6en 3ufau ben Sob g%eFunOsn. Die
8eiDen tamen am 6rettag uuf Der
5u6e nu6 2(r6eit 6ierber unO nab
men in Ranfelfs 6otaI, g&r. 234, Ri>
berbalez QDenue, Quartier. I'm Y&its
terna6t begaban ie iia 81 8ett, unO
qeftern frii6 purOen ie eritidt aufgez
funben. GntpeOer 6atten Ie Oa5 8a5
iel6T au8geblaien, ODER Elm 8inOitpB
bate oaFel6e gel0i6t. Sine S4pez
fter @rammar's 5oq tn8rOotlpn mob
rem. 8eti6auier 6efanO ii4 crit felt
bret Sagen i'm Qan0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

4usF6ten auf 8ergung Der Qa0ung
uno mDgli8er 0eiie oes 9ampfers
ielbit ]bprbanDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
..Geunbstut" arftranOet.

Den 25 4ufagieren ptro Der DAM
pier ,Msrrp Goneo8" gu 9ulfe
geIanOt,
8QnQpr, M2e., 1. U}ar3. - Der
0umpfer n9eno65cot" DOn Der 3D.
ffonzganoor : Qinie 1T auf Der 6a6rt
BON 8oitOn 6ier6sr in Dem geitrt9en
bi6ten g2e6el hi Ooom5 2eOgs in
Der gtnFa6rt gum 9enobscot : RiOer
o~eItranbet. Der 9ampfer ioQ nab
Sen bier eingelaufenen 8eri4tsn ita
in elmer gefd6rli6en Gage 6efinOen.
9en % auf benz 9amPfer beTt1O=
lt6en 9aTugieren bat man Don8uds@
port aus ben 0umpfsr pgterrp 90
neao" gu 6Hlfe geIanot, pel4er aud
m0qli6f piel 6radt gu bergen per@
iufen niro. 0a5 llnglid ereignete
ii6 in einem 10 Di4ten yfebel, pap
man pom 0ed bes 9ampfers ntdt
efnmal bas0aTer gu fsben Dermo4te.
Der 0ampFer oqenobscOt" 1T elmer
her 6sfannteItsn 8oitOnsr 9amPter,
etpQ 20 Sabre aft unO uuf $4,000
bepertbet.
RQ6 ben leBten 8eri4ten fparen
bic 9aFugiere uno AUDI i4r 9ePdd in
5ifer6eit ge6ra4t. &ua paren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Ter 9ropbet

Gilt I6lieBli6 bod etpag in isiucm @aterlan0s.
Gs tommt nur baraui az, Oab CT bas 8i5tigt
~ntisiuqt uno ieiuer Se6srgob; oamit Entertaining
~cr;piuqt. Gin 9cilpitl oafir licfert Der beriibmts
Gr. Silsbss, Der por msbrersu Sabr3e5nten bas
bsfauutt mprr6OiDen=osilmitt' r4Hatefs' Err
fam uno oamals oleia iaqte, ooB NIT oieiT ar3z
Hei ieDer Sal bon oaHorrboiOeu gehcilt Deroeu
IDiroc. 9onqe Sabre Der tbttH 9ereanQeHbcit bo=
ber bds itol3e @Ort Sr. Silsbee's osrebtfertiat.
QrObtn bon =. 9tufd0ttr & So. @or 24l6. Raips
Qort, ~fpfttnirei ~periaHot- rglo, Qli, IL, 1&Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
SIr Oamen.

Dat Eclectic DamsH G6Heiesr ; SnfeHi.
in lti4t yu %rlsrntn, tofst isbr pentq uuo if cine
qrOte GriperniS fur Sic bel Der gnftrtiouna Sbs
rtr R1eiber. 9it s6ult 1T itst %atofiutt. @tSsu
RtoinpuEoen tUtnot man fb an
NJ. SuberS,
gr. Sl2. NpresGbarles.s Citrate.
(gl6rll6, &C, Gi, Gr.lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

irritirt ben M}a8en niGt,
1T 0pn an8enebmem Sc
f4mof un0 4et(t 9nfen,
GrtdItnngeu, DeDen
SAILS, 9eifertcit nnO
SnFnen3o nit merfwar>
bigger 9ei4ti8feit nnb in
gang tur5er Belt, 8efer
ol0 oQe5 snbere, 5alten
@ie ea int 9aufe,
8n 9a6en 6et 0pot9eGcrn.
6tH'S 9aars 1tttO Sarts
fdrbe,WttteG, idWars ttuO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Nnaitaiia'S N6enteurr.
Orr MeaIrnburgsSdwrrin SkanNaI
Mfcbr intcrefiantc Mittbcilungcn
it6cr bic Srrmnacn Der licbcsbc=
Siirfttsen @rDRbcr5ugin.

Der 9offriieur mar Der IeBte elmer
lan9en Gei6e BON 2ie6bo6ern. -
9as Medlen6urger @olf unb Iein
jun9er 2~anOe56err 6ei6Gmt unO
entriiitet. - Die unDermiItli6e
8ittpe ioG in Der 8rim Elm Sinh
CUR @eIt ge6ru4t BADEN. - sic
Oarf ME pieber na9 Medlenburg
3uriif. llebermorgen finbet Elm
GROCER 6omilienrat6 in gannes
Hiatt.
Berlin, 1. MGr3. - Der Sfanz
bal am Medlen6urgzS 6pertner 6ofe
biIoet sur I3eit oa5 6auptt6ema in
ben &reifen, Del6e ft4 fir Derartige
9irge intereiiiren, uno bat Den 8rinz
3eIiin QOuiien Sfanoal gGn3li4 in
ben 9intergrunb georGngt. Die i4pn
frii6er gemelDet, 1T Die perpittpeta
@roB6er3ogtn Dina taita, Die AZ Sabre
olte Mutter be8 iungen 8roB6er3ogS
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5dnerin, nu9 einem er6itterten
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lamb gereiit, INN i'm S6Iofe i6re8 8az
ters, beS @roBfirIten W}i6ael NitoIa=
iepiti6, lire gn~tbinoung ab3unarten.
sic reiite ii6er Berlin, mo ie nod
raid einen berii6mten 8pnGtologen
coniultirte.
Sur borii6tig no6msn Die beutI6en
8IGtter BON Dem neueiten 6oHtunoaIe
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gefetmen ob, uno aQe8 6attif6e nur=
be BON S6nerin aus 70 iorgfGltig
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nt8t re6t getrauten, am 6siIigiten gu
ritteln - Der rui1iI9sn 6irftinnenz
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ni6t, DQB Der G6uratter Der @roB6etz
3oQin pom Qi9te Der Seffentli6teit
UNI 10 greQer 6eleu4tet nirb. 9a
gie6t e5 g}i4t5 me6r 3u Dertu74eln,
gu baf40nigen. Sabre lang bilOeten
Die @sfupo5en Der 9]roBFsr3ogin in
i6rer Sruuen3eit un0 i6rer Mtttnenz
f6aft ba8 8lot16objett Der OsutI4en
6irten60fe.
Dap 1e INNER i4on Derbotene
6rii6te ben Iegttimsn por3og, oaB tie
lire 604fe 2isbssgunIt abipe9ieIRb
an 8rtn3en unO 8iirgerIife berz
f8entte, raunten 1i4 gut llnterrt4tete
ieit 2angem gu. 0un Iino bic @ntz
6iiIungen, Die 6sute aus Sauieno
~namenloien Quelan 6erpor56ieBen
unD bas, mas @eri9t mar, beItdti=
gen. Sin To3taliIti16es 8latt refill
mtrt fogar in einem lGrgeren, Die
n9egenerirten an 5iirftenb0fen" Be-
6anOelnben, o6er Ramen bermeibenz
rem Qrtitsl, pie folgt: n@enn Der
8ot6a'i6e 6oftaIsnOer ni4t fill
f6meigenO no8 Dem pGOOe gaPoz
leon," Der e8 psr6ietet, Der @ater=
f6aft na63uforfden, reOi9irt perOen
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

hit. 1903, by Frank @. C~arpenter.)
ERLIN. March 11.-(Special Core
spondence Of The Bee.)-Berlin Is
the best managed city in Europe.
II has uniformly the best build
Ings and the best streets. The
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-11-11
The Lexington Dispatch
Wednesday, November II, 1903.
State News.

Several of the pickpockets who
did business in Columbia during fair
week have been given hearings and
were sent up to the higher court.
The naval estimates for the com
ing fiscal year provide for continuing
the work on the dry dock at Char
lesion and the Charleston navy yard
comes in for some of the largest
estimates made by the department.
DR.. George B. Cromer has sent in
his resignation as President of New
berry College, and states the follow
ing reason for doing so, "tEat his solo
reason for rssigning was the fact that
the nervous strain had become too
great for him, and that he could not
continue in his Office and retain his
health"
B B Hare, of Saluds county, has
been appointed Private Secretary by
Congressman Croft.
At a meeting in Laurens last week
the farmers adopted a resolution ask
ing the legislature to protect them
from sheep-killing dogs.
Joseph ". Tolbert, of Greenville,
has been appointed deputy United
States Marshal to succeed W. r
Dillingham;, of Spartanburg, who
resigned.
An election will be held on the
18th of December to decide whether
a new county shall be carved from
Edgefeld and Aiken with the county
seat at North Augusta. The name
of the proposed new county is Ham
mond.
The Summerville News says that
the people Of that town spend an
nuslly $1,000 for liquor and $l0,-
900 for schools.
Comptroller General Jones has
published a report showing that the
banks of the State have on hand
deposits amounting to $25, 1925 SO.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-11-11

Mrs. Iverson, of Monterey, Cal
strangled her three children to
death, saying that a supreme power
had commanded her to kill them
She has been i'll for a long time, and
had shown signs of mental derange.
ment.
The price of sugar in France has
recently been reduced to less than
half, and the consumption has beer
nearly doubled. Formerly sugar
was a luxury which rarely reached
the homes of many workingmen, but
now its use is much more common.
The following extract from a letter
written by G.. NJ. Hartman, editor Of
the Dispatch, to the proprietcrs Of
Ramon's Remedies is self.explana
tory: There is no pill that equals
Ramon's Pills; they leave the bowels
and stomach with such pleasant
healthfal feelings-no bad effects
after performing their work so thor
oughly. I have tried them, and know
whereof I speak" Is cts.
The Missouri river flood has giver
P. G. Nuckles, of Rocheport, Nc.
a new house, completely furnished
The high water drove Mr.. Nuckles
away from his farm, and when he
returned he found on his land a com.
paratively new house, which was il
good condition, despite its watery
Journey. There is nothing about il
TO indicate who the owner is.
Old type metal, in any quantity
for sale cheap, for cash, at this Office
This metal is said by experts to b.
better for running boxes than Bsbb;
metal.