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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24

and il seems to be no secret that men
have been told off to kill him. It was
not known Even was on the train I'M
til it was in the yard limits of Lexing-
ton. Even will remain at Lexington
until Sunday when he will go to Gym
thiana. He will not return to Jack
son unless his presence is necessary to
aid il Kidding the county of its law
less set.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24
A new BANK.
ONE ORGANIZED AT BIRDS.
VILE, LIVINGSTON COUNTY.

The Farmers bank, with a capital
stock of $4,000, has been organized
at Birdsville, Livingston county, and
articles of incorporation have been
filed.
There are forty-two stockholders.
The officers are: j. NJ. Davis, presi-
dent G. ~ McGrew, vice president;
s. p. Berry, cashier.
The bank will be opened for bust
ness in the near future. A building
will be erected to be occupied by the
bank
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24
The WAGES OF SIN.

Bucyrus, o.. July 24-Oharles
Kent, tonight shot snd killed Mrs.
Lou Bensell shot and wounded John
Sawyers, and then kills himself.
The shooting took place at tie Benss.l
saloon. Kent is the barsesper AMI
some time ago eloped with Mrs. Ban.
sell to California. Recently they -
Z rned. -
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24

MORE FINES ASSESSEO-Jus.
tice Young this morning fined Messrs.
q 4. Garter and Charles Rodfus, who
were charged with keeping open sal.
oons in Sunday. Both were fined $lO
and costs. Three other cases are set
for Monday morning.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24
KILLED WIFE From AMBUSH.

Whitesburg, Ga, July 2l-Ropert
Smith, q young farmer, shot and killed
I'M wife from ambush toiay. She had
let her husband aud Oh her father 5
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24
STILL COOLER.

The highest registered today by IL e
government Thermometer was % Mt 2
o'clock and the lowest last night n.
The weather has been comparatively
moderate IL ate and the redictions
for touight ~ tomorrow re for fai T
weather.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24
BIG FIRE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, JAY "a u he big refining
plaut Of the Omaha PaclSingl COMPANY
here and sixteen million pounds ot
pork were dtst,o, ed ny fire to- ay. Tnt
loss is $500, coo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-24

advice was on her way back when he
shot her. He is being pursued by a
pusse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
gr1iiOcnt RnOirbclt artaOcIt.
Seine SteQung in Der 2(ffoire 0}ilet
miBfdQt Der G6jcogo'er nJeOeroz
tion Of 2abor."

G6tcu8D, q. September. - Die
bieii9e n6eoeration of 2obor" bat iia
in i6rer geitri9en 9eIeQatenIiBung
peranIoBt gefU6It Dem 4raiioentsn
RooIepelt in einsm an i'm geri6teten
S6reiben Don 5000 0orten llmfang
negen Isiner Stellunqna6me in Der
Jruge binIi6tli6 roffsner 8ertItdtz
ten" einen 5ooel gu ertbeilsn. 0u5
S6rei6en Der 6eDeratipn fritiitrt Die
pon 3ooIspelt in bem 0}i1er Safe
abgege6ene GntI6siOung, Die ou6in
lautet, DaB U}iQer oOer irgeno elm an
cersr 2lngeits1ter in Der Regierung8s
0ruderei gu WaI6ington nidt auf
ben @runb 6in, DaB er tein llnionz
mitgIieb lei, entIafen ner0en oarf.
Syn Der Ginleitung be5 largen
S6rei6en5 nirO au8briifli9 betont,
boB man ben PrGIioenten teine5peg5
angreifen poQe. 8ielme6r lei ,eine
Goterie BON gerpiifen no6lbetdnnten
Synterefen, Die fortpd6renO in Der
ltmgebung oe5 @eiBen 6ouie5 ouf
4oiten itebt, fir bic 6oltung RoOiez
Delt'5 in Dem Y}ilsrz6ole gu toOeln "
3ur Gnti6ulOigung oe5 grGiiOenten
piro an9ege6en, er iei ebrli6 unO 6uz
man geIinnt, o6er ni6t gebOrig unterz
rihtet unO nbpn elmer t0itIihen I'm
fsnntniB Der 6eu6elet Der 6inan3z
nelt." Dem 9rdiiOenten Diro ferner
geia8t, er lei 3u Der trrigen 2tnii6t in
Der DorliegenOen 6rage 9elon9t nOur6
jene5 llngeItiim, um Oefen pilIen mir
i'm Iieben,"
0as 6trei6sn an ben 4rGii6enten
Rooiepelt puroe 6ei'm 8erIeien in Der
9elegutenIiBun8 nit groBem 8eifolt
uufgenommen unO nirO, Dem Be-
i6Iui7e gemdB, unOer3iigIi6 an8ooie=
DeIF5 ieBige 2loreiIe in ODIter 8aD,
9. s., obgeIanDt psroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Slutiaer 9lrbritrr .Nufrnhr.

GoOPer5tOpn, R.zg., 21
Sept. - Stalienii6e 2lr6eiter aui
Der nOneonta, GooperStoipn e g3t6=
fieIo Springs 9roQep 8a6n" fsBtsn
6eute einen 2lufru6r in Scene, in BEL
len 8erIuuf Elm StaIiener get0Otst UNI
9eneral@Munager 5ilton, fopie Elm
6iilfs : S6eriff perpunoet puroen.
Der 2eBtere bat cine S6uBpunos an
8opfs, unb SiIton nuroe bur6 einen
Steinpurf i'm 8eii6t 0erIeBt. Die
2tufrii6rer feuerten piele RspoIparz
i9ufIe a6, pel6e bur6 6Ulfsiferiffe
uno 8ean1te Der 8abn ernioert purz
ben. Sie6en Der Staliener iino berz
baftet. Der 2tufruhr mar eine 5olge
bes l1mitanO8, oaB Die 2trbeiter rid
itGnoigen Qo6n fir 3pei W}onate gu
foroern baben. 0isIer Qo6n mar fGlz
Iig, ais bic 8a6n einem SequeIter
iiberantportet fpuroe, uno tann ni6t
6eso6lt peroen, bis bic geri6tli6sn
2lffairen georonet iino. Der 2o6n fir
aQe Ieit6er perri6tete 2lrbeit lit piinttz
lid be3a6lt noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Baltimore SbiUs Giicn6abn=
GrfnrIiOn5. Bulletin.

S2.OO-RdItiupre nadl philadelphia une ;Is
rilR. SouLtag, ben ~. Sept6r. Speiidlu9
pcrlabt 0ru Gampcu=@Qbnbof 2.lj 9OrWits
tals, GRt 8opdlsglbnbof $50 @ormttals.
SI.OO-Saltimur nab gBilminston uue Su-
rud. SoHntog, ben 27. SeDtbr. SpeBal5ua
pcrlabt 6amotn=&ububOf & IS 9ormlttdg5
glt 8oD1l=8obuboi $50 9ormittaQs
5O-SdIttmore nab Shelter uHo iuriif,
SountaQ Dan y Scvtimb.r. SpC5id l.
3uq UtrlaBt GamocuzElbHboi sl5 Boz
mittaQs, ult 8oqa. 9abuboi so 91gz
mItI1ds.
SI.25-Sulttmur nad1 5reeerid. Quttctam
C7esbu5uilsI, 5agcrstpUu. 6arperSs
6errD Uuc %Siudnefter uuo iurLcf, SonHs
tag o,n y. September. SpfJIll3 ]
DerIaBt 6amocnzSlbn50i u5r 8oTm.
SLIGO - Baltimore uab gSafbtnstou unb
BurId. bti 8t.l5nbIt Der -S. :. =. g.
GouD,utl9u. gjltts 3um 9:rtlui am ~.
September, fir Die Butilbri bis sum -
September, siHib.icbl.b Qultia i5ur al'
3Uls o,n gH1DIl Eim,t.O" lusG9bLchtH
QUti9
SI0.OO-Saltimpr uad Riagdras iSdllcn une
surudf i5reltag. 25. SeDtember. SlIete mo
iir ~ G1gt Qultg. 5pcjIaijUa, aus oUrf=
lauicH0u Goa6cs, uuo QuAmlEs4drovz
g2aagoR5 beftbsHo, DirD Dtu 6amotns
gabnboi nm 9lg9Orm., gtt 8oDa!=gubns
hoi um PA @orm. perldicn. Jtur $le)
utthr nab Toronto uuD Jurud. Nuitutbd.t
aui otr 8Udiabrt Qttltttt III @utTaio, Ros
deittr Geucua, 9UroeIts Il. WaUb GbuHt.
Qbft5tr nab 8cdtittr uHo Ihouieuo So
lambs uuo iurut uur 800. j5j1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Seine Gnabr fur bic GebrilOrr Ban
gpnrmer.

gfeip6urg6, R.zYr q. Sept
8ouberneur SoeQ mics beute bas Sc
fu6 um llmpanolung bes Sooesur=
tbeils gegen Die brei 8e6riioer Ban
0ormer in lebensldngli4e3 3u6t6aus=
bait enoglltig ab. Die 8rii0er iinn
iiberfiibrt, i6ren Ontel peter u, 6aI=
Ienbed gu Rinber6oOt, GOIumbianas
gouRtn, erRprDst az Aa6eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Gnalilfle Glaiiem fir WGmner

Cine ipejieae RlaFe fir iunqt Mduucr, Die DAG
Sprc6rn unO 56reibtn Der engiibtH Sprubs in
torrttter 9p,iie gu erlerneu ipn6tu, pirO i'm 6cns
trd!s3tp1rtcmcnt DTS g9srtins Gbriilibcr 3ungcr
Mduner. " ode 6barles= uno SardoauaStr., qeblOct
4ptrocn, faus fb tiut genugeEbc 2uldbl SbuIcr oH=
mclOtt Der llutsrribt an 5pci 2l5eH0sH Der 99ot)e
beainut uraefdbr um l. Cftober. Auoert ltnterz
ridts1sofuitduos fir enQliib iprrbtnOt 4dnntr.
g9egtn udbercr Nusfunt DIR llntcrribts HSebHbrgu,
3eit ocr uuttrri6tsfunocu etc penot man h6 oil
bic 20. 9 g. 81" dpejter 5lur, 9barltss unO
Sdrltogls Strabs t26579J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
mnnntain suhz 6uteL einneaifert

8i6mOnO, 9a., q. Sept. -
0os nMountQin Sop 6otel" auf Dem
8ipfel oes 8Iue 8iogez8e6ir88 na6l
2lfton, 9}eIIon4GourtD, 9a., an oer
GbeIapeatesObioz8ubn," iit Ourf
6euer 3erit0rt por0en. 2lQe @dIte ent.
fdmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
War1lGnSer Sdule fir Sau6e.

DIT So Rurius b,eiHHt am 16. 5tstembtr.
% GOufsffi0ustoit . Out. far Gau6fumm.
uuO eOlSe psr.n Gebor fir ben etiu5 btr 6ffsnt,
Gibtn Saulsn au maussboft if. uutvrist i'm
eSrt6tR unb 2ivSsHtsisn, ODie grammdr' s4uIs
GeI6fieune uuo uRttErt6t trti
fir GntrO6u,r TlarpIano's. Rou psuD. F5 On
Gbas. u. SIP, griHs;Sal. Grpuid, mS.
Caua8; 8;6a7iTo-Iue24
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

Die RDt6c trldblt pom octu.ts ct babe ur=
niTtutlib Elm p:rgjitctts 0,mo arl1iglt mol1t
GthjH er inlt. Stmtu.u lit. OuB tr G Doyiol.
aui ejrem 5h.itcrbaufcu ibn.1 IN I5l1mmcH cui=
;uqcbcu. 1l5 llHailm biHluFcbrn- Uut5mdbr3
bait; fb ntr oalbrott tiHe oluttrarthc.t 9tboIt,
uuo i.uc UtDtbt 1T cine %nOtutuug Or oroilHbtU
Ihatilhe oitte man Das Uittc, rUclbcs Nl,U
in osn Qcruuro 7rdUttr y i'll Il
Nfir p gcuts btj 2lpotbtftrr iu babeu jur @'rius
quua f,bt, oamals 0etluut, 10 pir9c oc @cbibtc
pom 0trtults tJH Utrguu1t'rcs Snot Qsnommcu
hlheu IEEEoSI:SGSf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
MarDlano' eSnititmt,
waaIz une 3eiobensS SduIe.
Nrof. cttp ifudls. 3riEhipdI.

Rurfz 1cpurttmtnt Cla9sRafsnJ tr6fintt an I.
Gftobcr. ,3Iitneu in alien grdHben nl9 Der Ha@
tur unO na6 oem 9tbsu Gntruurti Naen III
98aT,rfarbtn unO Csl, iope DtoOclircu
rSdmiaq sGlaiitH in osnitlbeu uuterrIbtsjnstg'n
uuo NUrmalzllntsrribt beqiuncu am 3. CttObsr.
Ginebart=SbuIs ur SlObauerei am ithen Gage
ME Die 5aq4S6ulsn.
absnDaRIafeu btqnnen am y. Cftob'r - 5rsts
bauO= Ma6inenjci6usn uno urbitettOnii3ts 3si9s
ueu.
allie Rlaiitn iperotu in tSolgc oon 8epd=
rutursn al Der GibmonO slglarttbaqe iur osn ans
idng i'm Suititut fortgeicBt.
Rataloqt finn im 1ufitut 3u babcn ODER per 90t
Dcrianot.
q. =. WorrIiun,
QrdfOcut beg Gomitcs Der Mai unO 3eibncnibule.
Dian aoreiftre; SbUmas y. Spsrit, attuar
(Sept19, Su9iSo-Ctr22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
11niberiitGtsz fitr &naben,
Nr. I2O5. NotheSrnI=Etr

Der "a. aurfuS besinuf am 4. q 9tptsmbsr
Siis om oOltduogftn ousgtfattets 3agsss
Sduls fir Ruabsu i'm Siibtn 1T cine gorbersis
tunesf6uls fir irosn5 Elm 6ouso. Ratalogt Dsrs
ben ouf 9trlanatH sussunbt. - or. Wartpn Uiro
mad BEN Is. September tdgli4 Don bis y ubr
Dorm. unb bis 8 llbr aaam. in osr S9uIs fsin.
(sgDt4 S&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
IO.OO-Roltimprr nadl RiaqnrasFdncn uni
entboliGdf f11Obltbitiaheits>lea

4at Rdm.rlotu D:ro:n b;rourb gcbst,u. ft
2Orut-fu G, o:H p. Ss0,,mb,r l3s3. Duntt=
Eh y ubc. IN Der st. A.gboHius =oalt7 g&,it=
SaratoaazStr1Be, GIEjlTIH05H uUO an oM Rlmtras
ptr. 6b:f=glrihau gSiQlm u. SlJt,Hs jU be-
ribttE
t265-D arnm 9eupsrt. StGatssBydEO,Ht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
J. o. o. 6. Gmpfana. Gon,rrt

gao Ran o.r -Qltriar3s Militaut" N ittpob
BEN . Stpteu5ty Ao,ros : Ibr, in Der 99lTftn=
pcs ; Rtajn,nts Gintrift5iarteu IN be-
idrautttr auilb. Nno iu ba5H b:i alberts 9oro=
Charles 5trlb1. uuo b.im Gomite i'm C9o-sStls
Ions lempas Glutr:tt5tlrtn iHo iGr tintn
6errn un0 Same gu allen 0iftntibta uHttrba.
tungsa oRtI2 4glis AA G65-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
G;ntult s Bmrnett
GanOrIsGhule

nns SebuIs fur StsnOsrapbis une Sppswrittns
uuAbertrUff,us StlsesHbsit fix jung, Nduusr
srtsr 9Iajs paui4sn. @rrIusIia. Jatilitdt.H.
fa5rsat 2ebrsr, Srattiibsr llntsrrid1t. 9ags
iauEsu llnterri6ts 9,bHbrsn 5000 bro
Wonat @btroi5uleR trOfin.t o. September.
untsrri6tsosbibr 81 pro WOnat. GirtuIat
orotis sprs6t Dor optr it1tibt an ON &
emmett GoGIset, @r. l. ROrO=@barIts'
Strabs. 9aItimors, Wo
G.. .. S.l.pbon 81. Qoul 4o63-9.
(QuauhS@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
RALTTMORELAW SCHOOL,

Bernard G. st,nu. 9ttan. @ort.iuug,u bis
abenOs. GiE3iges WarpIduor RitoIi.b ocr
omsrifaniittu GHOeatOu iurfiaer 54ulsn.
6trbfS1srmin beairut am "a. StSt,mbu 1903.
gBegsn Rdtolo9 uor,iFre 8 6ODoro grpaut,
6sfrstdr. Rr. ll2, Gits2tgiugtO StraEs.
(Septl S&S, S,lln
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SUbfidlmcr5cn,
Srnncn Iraufbeiten,
Sili5iitGt, SdmurrbUiScn,
lGnberOanlid)feit, @eritppfuR0
umo allc 9cbcr, 2etScn.

g,iu Oto'tabili8, Dirtt O6nt s@mcrs, fctu jbtr,
sO0n psi8madlos Helm uuO lci3t gu u,bmen.
8qoBap5 Qiuen fao Der Tatur btDulfGb, brjugsu
bic GiH90D'iOs in ben HattrIa;H 3utanO Obus
ir3tnO iUcI3s i9le3tH Giisite ua8b.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
VT. ct. Spienhs. Spllea.

eiuoitnsRurius: alaifiaer, piFeniduftiider uno
taufm6nHiiHsr urterrt4t; eraHol6er uHttrribt
in otr beuii5sn Spro6s 9sbiHsunesn: p8ours
berg pro Ssiiiou bon finf WOuateH $115. Stus
bisH beginner am s isu f Q. ben l. SEPTEMBER
1903. glaH abrsifrs:
Sruser Spfepb. DiTsItor.
Station 8, Baltimore, Wo.
adtcloe ouF 8trluue,H. (9uui23, 3lRt 8&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

- Der groBe 2aoen Der nGmOrAz
Gountp Y}ercantile g." gu Price,
lltab, 1T ourd 5euer 3erit0rt pOrOen.
8erluIt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

8erGtn, q. @eptember. - Gine
S4nelligteit BON ia Meilen pro
Stunoe tpurbe am Sdmitag auf Der
3oi1ener elettrif9en 8ubn er3ielt, al
lein auf lpeI6e 9iitan3 bieIe9ei4lpinz
blgtett aufre6t erbalten rpurOe, piro
ni4t mitget6eilt. Die 2inie, pel6e
nur 18 W}eilen lang lit, purOe pdbz
reno Der Subrt bepu4t, uno ni4t prtz
bilegirte 8eoba6ter Ourften ii4 t9r
ni4t nG6ern.
grplOfiOn unb 2ebenSDers
lu It in einem pOrtugte@
iii6en sort.
30 p5umbique, 9ortugieIti4z
Sitafrifa, q. September. - @tne
8ulperz uno GranatsnzGrploiion bat
fid i'm Sort San Sebaitian ercignet.
8iele 9erionen purosn get0Otet ooer
psrIeBt uno oas Sort lit tbeiIpeiie De-
molirt. 8eitere Grploiionen mer0en
hpfiirh+pt
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Die ID 4 d te bleiben neuz
+rr

&On60n q. SePt. - Don gut
unterridteter Seite miro p2riitsrt,
OoB bic idmmtli6sn 8otiaofter Der
9}dhte in Gonitantinopel Die 5nitrutz
tion empfanQen bdtten, Die Pforts 81
bena6ri6tigen, OoB Die Mddte in Der
maceooniTden 6ra9s rjht interoeni=
rem piir0en, au5Qenomman nur, nm
Die ruiiii6z0itrei6iIten 8sformpIGne
Durh3ufjj6ren. W2oer Die 3Urtet np6
8ul8arien Oijrften duf 8eiitonO Our6
bic NlGChte rerhnen-
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4ngebIi4 BON Sniur8en
ten beIddert.

6ofiu, q. Sept. = Sine Spe>
3ialoepe1fe aus Dem &loIter Hila in
8ulgarian meloet, bic Gage oer thrift
i6en 8orniion in N}eInif, 65 Nleilen
noro0ItIi6 BON Saloni6i, nerOe ais
duBerit tritiI4 betru6tet. W}eInit,
6eiBt e5 in Ger genannten 0epeIde
meiter, peroe ppn SynIurgantenbanOen
inter 6u6rung 9antop'S, Stopaz
nop'8, 9arping6op's unO 3ogrds
fon's - iGmmtIi6 frii6eren bulgdrtz
ifsn 0ff3ieren - beIogert. Die Snz
iurgentsn ieien minOeItens 1900
N}ann tart, nG6reno bic tijrtiIde
8orniIon MIR aus einem ein5igen
Battalion bsite6e.
M}eInif 1T Elm itrategiid duBerit
ni6tiger 9unft i'm @e6irge, Der Die
QanoItraBe 3piI6en 9emir6iFar uno
3a3log be6err74t. Der tirtiI6e 81
febl8ba6er bat fat ale feline 5ruppen
aus rem 9iitritten 9anuoumuiu unO
Ra3log 3uriidgs3ogen uno iis i'm Sill
marble Ger 6ort6eDrdngten 8arniipn
BON Melnit geIanot. Sn 6olge rei=
fen 6errI6t un9ep0bnIi6e Rube i'm
gon3sn 0iitrift Go3Iog, unO Die Dor
tigen 8s60roen Ga6en, oa ibnen jeBt
Oia llnterItiiBung Der 3ruppen feblt,
lire bi86srige 8erfol9ung5politit aufz
gegeben uno Die 8ens Dsriorgen iogor
Die SSnIurgenter nit 2eben5mitteln.
Die tijrtiIfe 8ep0lterun8 ion iid in
einem 3uitan0e b0diter 8eitiir5ung
befinosn.
Die 90 q hte 6Itiben reuz
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Si9ern bOllfOmmeae SerOamung.

2uy5 ibre outisbili6i,u Gigsuf8aftcu timulirtu
&oopa9 4ias oie Geber bd Der a5iOuocruug Der
@als uno lbrer Nusit,:j0uuQtH 0urb bic gdnNs
6oudle Gieis 9iuu in Goiam BON Biusi bis pier
WtrOn i5ueu oi; Ibatigtsit Der Qeb,r rcguliveE
ur0 ben QdtiUtcH ben oireu Observation-Disclosures
bcirtitn. Sine oo,r Jpti pom Raona0s GjatR
fdJl6 0ou Solbcu q'upmmcu bic an bilioitr
S5mcrjcR uNo TRIGGER Nebcr IeiOeu tu,rOtu ods Sp,
hem rsgulircR uno gtiun0s gcrDauunq Fdsru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

2onbon, q. September. - Sc
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-05
MASSAGE BY THE BLIND.
London Institution to Open New Oc- equation for Which They Are
 Peculiarly Adapted.

There is to be very new field of work opened for the blind by the Lon- don Institute for Massage by the Blind, which is about to be started under com mittee that includes many representa- tive medical men. It is not an experi- ment. It has proved that the blind can become expert in the practice of mas sage, which in Japan is commonly rec ognized as their work, reports the Phil adelphia Press. The occupations open to the blind are few and rarely remuner- ative. The difficulty is one of the gravest obstacles to the improvement of the condition of this afflicted class. There are already several blind masseurs in that country. Some E 500 is needed, and central rooms are then to be secured under hospital matron. Blind stu dents must obtain frst-class medical cer- tificates in an art which is daily more used, especially by surgeons in sprains and bruises, and masseuses will be all lowed to treat only women and children and masseurs only men. The whole scheme needs only to be mentioned to be approved. It is. also worthy of note that the blind are usually endowed, with a sense of touch exceptionally fine, so that here, and perhaps here alone, is a field in which they may surpass their seeing brothers, massage being depend- ent for it's success upon the nIcety of its application, dependent in it's turn on
 the nicety of the operator s tactile sense.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-05
SEA GIRr RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
Connecticut Regiments Make Poor
 Showing in Interstate Match.

Sea Girt, N. J., Sept 5.-All previous records in the number of competitors In 9an individual contest were broken yesterday, when 113 rifiemen reported at the firing line to compete in the Wimbledon cup match for the famous trophy presented by the National Rifle association of Great Britain, to be shot for under the auspices of the National R1He association of America. The winner receives medal and is entitled to hold the cup for one year. The con test was open to all citizens and resi- dents of the United States. Each com petitor was required to fire twenty shots at 1000 yards The use of any rifle was permissible. The cup was won by Captain Richards of Ohio. who scored a total of 91 out of a possible 100.
 The other individual event of yester- day was the match open to all inspec- tors and ex-inspectors of rife practice. The distances were 800 and 600 yards, ten shots by each competitor at each distance. The use of any military rifle was permissible
 Captain Springstead of New Jersey scored total of 95 out of a possible 100 and won the prize badge to be held by him for one year and $25 in cash. 6 The scores of the teams that com peted in the interstate regimenfal team match were: First New Jersey, 533; Sixth Massachusetts. 533; First District of Columbia, 532; Seventy first New York. first team, 529: Second District of Columbia, 527; Sixth Ohio, 527; Fifth New Jersey, 526; Marine corps, second team, 523; Marine corps. first team, 522; Seventh New York, 520; First corps cadets, Massachusetts, 519; Third New Jersey, 519; Seventy first New York, second team, 516; Twelfth New York, 515; Fourth New Jersey, 515; United States navy, Columbia team, 51O: Second New Jersey, 50S, l First Rhode Island. 504: Marine corps, third team, 5O3: Fifth Maryland, 800; Second Connecticut, 500; Third Con- necticut, 497; Battery B, Massachu- setts, 491: United States navy, marine team, 4s7; Pennsylvania squadron. 4S3; Third Pennsylvania, 461; Second Pennsylvania, 460.