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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-29
ans gReriio.

Ser in Der 6auptitaot Merifo err
iheinenoen rDeutiben 3eitung fir
Merifo" entnebmen mir ssolaenbes:
- Die Sage in Guatemala miro
in einem bonn %. Npnember batirten
Briefe mod als meit troftlpler gez
ibilDert, alS man ieitber naH ben
pDrlieaenben Berihten annebmen
fonnte. Sn ben &abel= unb 9eles
grapbenz8ureaur miro itrenae genz
fur geiibt, UNI elm 8erbreiten Der
6iDbspOiten su nerbinoern. Selbit
Die Hreiie unteritebt in bieier 6in-
iibt elmer itdnbiaen 9ontrDlIe. Die
grobeben bauerrt mod it1tmer fort.
@s pergeben nicbt bret Gage pbne
elm @rbbeben. glm 21. Nop. err
folete Elm grbbeben, bas atpar niht
lebr beftig mar, aber fieben Minuten
lang anbielt. Die 8epDlteruna
itiir5te ausnabmslps auf bic GtraBen
uno rief laut ben S1ub bes 6itntnels
an. Der 8ultan Santa Maria lit
mod in Tbdtigfeit. Des Mabts Iiebt
man beutlib Die gliibenben 2apa=
itrDme berabflieBen, Die iib laneiam
nah Often bin mdlsen. Muh Der
Wulfan ,sSueep" bel Guatemala
it6Bt BON .3eit gu 8eit ibmarae
8auhtpplfen aus, mas Die Betpob=
ner Der Sauptitaot itdnbig in 8eiorgs
niB erbdtt. Die Nusmanberune
nimmt INNER grDBere Dimenfionen
an. Die Jremoen insbeionbere ner-
faufen ibre Beiibungen uno perlaHen
bas 2anb. @roBe &arapanen sie=
ben auf oem beibmerliben 8ege
nod Beten bin, um auf n,erifani,
ifes @ebiet (TabascD uno Wucaz
TAM gu gelangen. geab 9apabula
bietet Der @eg gegenpdrtia nod erD=
Bere Shmierigfeiten, oa ale Sdlub-
ten nit Mlbe buhitdblih ausgefullt
1inb uno lib oem guae entsieben.
gerr einige Jrembe, Die arpBe 8e=
libungen in Guatemala baben uno
biele niht perduBern fDnnen, bleiben
bort. Mebrere &affeezSincas batten
grDBe Meneen 8affee gum 3rodnen
ausaeleat, iie iino pollitdnbis ner'
loren, ba lie cine anoertbalb bi8 spei
Meter bobe Nibenibidt beoedt.
ginselne baben ia AUDI Die &ieiens
arbeit unternDmtnen, ibren &affee
aus Der Nlhe .aus5ueraben" uno eS
lit ibnen gum 9beil 9elungen. slber
es feblte an ben 9ransportnits
teln uno 8eeen, um ben &affee auf
Die WGrfte in ben Ser. Staaten uno
europa gu brineen. 9lae @eiddfte
Itoden infolae oes unerbDrt boben
@e6iels; elm auatemaltefiider Beio
qilt eben lieben Gents @Dlol
| Snfolaeoeiien tpullen Die in San
Soie anlegenoen Sbiffe tein einbeis
milhes ooer centralsamerifanii6es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-29
0as syletaceutrum.

lleber bas perlprene rW etacen=
trum" piro aus Sranffurt cine
f0itlibe Gbnurre er5dblt. Mus eli.
mem feinem gafe Der &aileritraBe
trat in Der geeuiabrsnabt elm See
mann NIT stpei ncipiliiisten" Be9lei=
tern. Der Seer1ann fhpanfte uno
audi Die Be9leiter i9uanften, 2ebs
tere aber nid3t 10 iebr. Daber mag es
pobl eefommen iein, eaB Der Sec
mann plDblih oas Gteuerruoer pers
for uno auf benz Sinteritepen iaB.
,StDpp!" iagte er auf eneli19 gu ieis
men 8eeleitern, Die ibm nit Mibe
biBten. lid bem min Meta uerlure!"
Damn bat er nod ettpas unDeritdnoz
li6eS gemurmelt. Die 8egleiter
Der eleganten 8lauiade tparen ratbz
los. @nolib Deranferte ii1 Der cine
in gipil an einem 2aternenpfabl unb
bielt ben Marirlirten tratnpbaft in
Der aufrehten 5teluna feit, tudbreno
Der anoere nublos auf bem TrDttpir
iubte. 8ablreihe 8aiianten betbeis
liaten iif an Der Guhe, unlionit.
Der 6biffsmann NOR l1lieBlib BON
ieinen Be9leitern in iein 6Dtel ge=
fiibrt tpDrsen. Gin Beribteritatter,
Der iib am ndhiten Wereen BEL benz
Seentann iiber ben 8erlult ertunoi=
gen ppllte, traf einen liebensmiiroi-
gen iltngen Wtann. nWas ib pers
loren? &eller, nod eine Selters!-
Sb bab'S beute tpieoer - oas Wetas
centrum! pSm, Wetacentium?" =
nSa, 10 = ma, ia : alio: oas @leih=
eemidt! Das Metaeentrum lit Der
Sbnittpuuft Der &ihtune oes Mufs
triebes nit Der Weittellinie bes
Sbiffsqueribnittes. - Donnermet.
ter, Baroon. .-Das lift bod gang eiu-
leudtenb?"
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8. & a intel

8. Rapitel.
res tpar nun bollsnbs iontmerlid
W setporben. Der 2aubtpalb aufi
- ben 9Dben nm giisop pronste
in hlIem Griin mn nrch hip
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~ " = - Y ~
res tpar nun bollenbs iontmerlih
W geiporben. Der 2aubpalb auf
- ben 6Dben INN giibpp pronate
in bellem @rin, unb aud bie
eriten Rurgdfte tparen eineetroffen, um
bon benz nSprubel Der Ginbilbuna1 au
trinten. Die brei Merate Bibptps
nabmen elm aufserestes Mefen an unb
tbaten 70, als ob iie ungebeuer befhdf@
ttgt tpdren. Die prpmenabe beqann
ft9 au beleben; bic fleinen QGben rehts
unb lints ber Mnlasen purben erSffz.
net, obtpoH fi4 nur felten Elm &dufer
5eiste, unb bic 9Gnfe in Der llmaebrna
bes @runnens tpurben frif9 aeftrihen.
Oas 5otel gum 9er5os 9ans engaairte
ti4 einen neuen Dberfenner, Der einen
f9onen Bart unb etnen gut iiBenben
Jrad befab unb tassiiber nit aefdGlts
ger Miene bOr Der 9austbiir fteben
mubte; bas 6otel gum @reifen aoa
ieine Gabne auf. 9ln allen sSeniters
lGben fab man plafate: ,6ier iit eine
geiunbe Sommertpobnung au bernie
tben." 8eim Ronbttor @ablona qab
es bic erfte Maiboiple, nnb inSdtpuppe
fes 8iergarten tpurbe eifrig baran aes
arbeitet, bic Sommerbiibne in Stanb
au feben, benn gnbe Suni lolte bos
telbit bas sRiegntser @nlemble" nit
Der .Gbre" feline WorfteIlungen erDffs
nen. Sn 8iisom ertpahte bas @aiIon=
leben.
Mu9 i'm 8adfii9tajten mertte man
ettpos bon bieier groben 6riiblingsz
liiftung. gs CAB bes Mbenbs btstpeilen
Rabies9en; Jrdulein 8ramann fana
sefiiblpolIere 2ieber als ipnft, unb Mib
5optins f9ien ibren, an Der rGtbfelbafs
ten 9imalapafrantbeit ba6ingeIhnuns
benen 8rdutieam sGnalia peraeien au
haben, benn fie ltsbdue.lte in aa6er
2en5esiehnfudt nit benz 3ei4eniebrer
Der penfion, Der sinmal in Qonbon aes
tpeien tpar.
Die @efhihte bon Der Qlnmelbuno
bes 0oters Oaifbs als .S9ubtpaarenS
fabritant aus Netp gort" mar i'm Bad
fifdtaiten natiirli9 nidt perboreen aez
bliebtn unb bate aud bier MnfIeben
erregt. Muf Mnresung bes alien Marz
mid. bas beibt Der prinaeB 4gnete,
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usy betpa6re. Sebr qut perftanben.

IS beipabre. Sebr gut peritanben,
9stter-" Sbre Nusen blibten; iie
nidte Tim 5ll-- n8ei1er beritanben, als
Ou meinit. Sd Iefe 10 aie1nIia Seine
Gebarfen. Orei 2ebns iinb bd. Du
febft hors de concours, allein in
Deiner Gloria, btmmelbo9 unb unnab<
bar. llnb Otto mag mid nibt.
8leibt nod Der fleine @gon. Sin
Rinitler, Elm Mann Der Sreibeit; fir
ben mare bic &ouifne aus Mmerifa eez
rabe re6t. 9et etnem 3iinitler fragt
man nidt na6 WlesdGiancerl- Sbo,
mein lteber Grid HsH6n irrt 1i1. Ser
Otto gefdllt mir: teine Naie, feine
S9nurrbartfpiBen, feline blaue Unit
form. Ser @son gefdllt mir ni9t;
nnb . l,-bletb Du auf Deiner 6Dbe
unb in Deiner @loria! gDir tperben
uns pieoer fprehen. @ielei9t-b0rft
On, i'd fage immer fpieber ,pielIei9f-
bieqei9t tpiri Du eines 9ases gu Der
grfenntntB fommen, bdb es einem
Mdbel aus ben o. s. A. gegeniiber elm
.niemals' ni9t gibt- Womit i9 bic
5bre babe, mid Deinem tpeiteren Woblz
ipollen ergebenft 5n empfeblsn. Nbbio,
lieber @etter!-"
Sic flopfte ibn auf ben Mrm unb
sfng. @r mar sana itarr. Mber als
er tie our 5bir fdreiten fab, tpadte er
auf.
n0allo, Daifp," rief er; .bierbleiben!
Ronfens! Du irrft Did. Sd babe
mid nur tb0ridt aussebriidt
90 nanbte fie fi9 in Der Sbiir np9z
mails I'M.
nGs f1abet ni9ts, @etter6en,1 iaste
lie bosbaft. ,Du bait Did pers
fdnappt. Das fonln1t bor. ,gDer ME
i'm 2eben tbOriht mar, Elm Wei1er mar
er nimmer.' 60 finst Seine. alllo
berubise Dia. 9lber bielIeidt-mein
lestes ,oteIlei9f-bienei9t belebre ih
Did nod etnmai-"
genn sing iie tpirttid.
Grid blteb allein. Gr nabm bic
papierfdeere unb fdleuberte iie auf bic
Grbe. Sein 9intenpaf9er flog an
bic 9biir. Der papierforb erbielt einen
heftisen Gubtritt. Damn mart fi9 Der
9err Nehtsanipelt anf bic gbaifelonz
que unb ftredte bic 8eine in bic Cuff.
80 i'd gfel!" idrie er laut. Oas
bolf; bas berubiste ibn. gr blieb atpar
lie9er, aber = ipurbe nd9benflid. std
babe fe ii r Gisenltebe sefrdnff,"
fagte ct iidp. sd 9abe fie tDbtli9 bers
lest. Nun ntrb biefer unsebeuerlibe
Nuertopf taufenb solbene GeHeln mad
Otto austDerfen unb ibm bic Werbung
erleidtern, itatt- 8 i6 gfel!" rief
ct gum atpeiten Wtale. Damn febte er
iiyb aufredt in bic politer. .9lio, es
gilt" fagte er unb ftampfte tpiitbenb
NIT benz Gube auf;; n&pnturrenarennen
I'D renne NIT. Wollen feben, tper ols
grifer gum 3iele tommt! Rleine Daifp,
Oein Golb rei3t mid nidt. Mber Ou
-Du-Du-Du! Du lodf MIDI
neil On 10 5dlanf unb 10 tbaufrif9 bift
-unb 10 feit auf ben 9einen ftebit.
Wetl ib Bertpanbtes in Sir fpiire-
70 piel @ernunft unb 10 piel bolbe
9bor6eit!-"
gr sina iid eine gisarre anaue
fteden. gr gahm cine before, cine BON
fsinen ogebantenbefliige(nbenA llpz
mans. Die rau4te er fDnF nur, tpenn
er por Der 8ertbeibigung eines gang
f4tperet1 Werbrehens ftanb.
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6. Sdeuermener's Tamilieuaarteu

erfreut iib ueeen ieiner auseeaeib-
neten &iihe oes beiten Gufes bel
Sieiigen uno Sremoen uno miro
oementipreheno BON Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft ftarf patrDniz
iirt. Delifateien Der Saiion ent=
iprebeno. Wtilbereiprooufte aler
Wrt. SIM Saloon finoet man itets
frilbeS Bier, quite @eine. 2iquDre
uno giearren. Sbeuermeper's 8 ssas
milienaarten lift ein @rbolungsplaB
eriter &laiie.
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2tt nerutiethett /:

Cine gerdumige Office i'm pberen
Stpfmert oes Sreie Breife @e<
bdu6es, SEQ. ZIG Oft Commerce
StraBe. Mahsufraeen in bet Office
Der nsSreien 8reiie".
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= sarben. Dele, Biniel &c. ers
bdltlib bel
Nnterfon & Gnterl0n.
217 uuo 219 Oft 0Duitou Stra6e.
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9eirafbss SMeine.
George Beber uno Soa &labunoe.

- Die Gorge lit bas bette 6aar=
fdrbemittel.
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The Southwestern Te-
Iegraph & Tel. Co.

bat bpr Sturgeon eitten
"Spm8 9iftamce" 9elepbpm 0ienft
efabltrt 5tuiid5en San 9(ntpmip mnb
etDdbale iiber 9(bfinS, ct. Sebtuig,
earpenter, Xabernia NIB gntberlanb
eHrim8S.
Vrpbirt es. Vrpnpter 9iemit.
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i'm @arten=D Diitritt oes Gtaates. @e'
Iunobeit unb &lima uniibertrDffen.
8iaige 2dnbereien fir ben Sarmer.
Warftgdrtner, Obit= uno Biebaiibter.
Weaen Ginselbeiten tpenbetg gub an
6. S. Martin, O. IS. a.,
San MntpniD. Ieras
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
KILLS RATS WITH SPONGES.
A slinister-Druggist mt BayOnne, n.
r., Rids His store of Rodents
by Novel Device.

Rev. S. J. Belts, pastor of the Peo-
Piles Baptist church of Bayonne, N. Y,
has discovered brand new method
of destroying rats. There isn't any
patent on it, either. Anybody may
adopt it.
Mr.. Belts is not only pastor, but a
druggist as well. In the basement of
his drug store there appeared some
time ago small army of rats. The
acknowledgements couldn't understand
what attracted them, but there the
rats were and a war Of determination
was begun against them.
One day last week big ball-shaped
rat, with which agility seemed to be a
lost accomplishment, was cornered and
killed. An autopsy was performed on
the body and it disclosed what was the
attraction in the basement for the rats.
They were sponge eaters. This par
ticular rat had swallowed a big piece
of sponge and it. had swollen so much
inside him that he could only move
with difficulty. That gave the domino
his rat-killing device.
Every night now nice meals Of
spcnges and cheese with basins of wa
ter to quench their thirst and to help
results along are left for the rats.
Every morning there was a yield Of
dead rats, till soon the pastors base
Inent was practically rid of the pests,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
WILL TRY GREAT AIRSHIP.
Santos dunn ont to Test n Tvvln-Screw
Flying Machine at New
York City.

%yzen Santos-Dumont attempts to
fly over the towering roofs of the
Manhattan sky scrapers and over and
under the Brooklyn Bridge he will use
Santos Dumont flying machine No. 7,
the first twin screw flying machine
ever CONSTRUCTED. This airship is ex-
pected to surprise New York. It will
hold twice the usual volume Of hydro
gen in it's great silken envelope, and
its motive power will come from two
screws. But it will be months be-
fore the proposed exhibition can be
made, for the balloon is still in Paris.
When Santos-Dumont returned from
. tour Of the city he said:
II can't find q vacant spot big enough
for a balloon shed. twas suggested to
me that a suitable location would be
found near the Great tomb of Gen.
Grant on Riverside drive, but that is
far from the great mass of people, and.
furthermore, it might attract such
large numbers of people that great
damage would be done to the beautiful
grounds, and that could not be thought
Of. I looked at the palisades, but I
learned that it would be difficult to
reach there at times.
"All is chaotic. No arrangements
have been made for flight, no prize
has been offered, no fund guarante ;"
Santos-Dumont will be the guest Of
Edison.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
MORGAN LOSES ART GEMS.
beautiful Carved Doors Of Paris
Chapel Are Not to Become Prop.
exty of the ,Financier,

J. Pierpont Morgan's well-kn own in.
tention to remove the better half Of
Europe to New York to enrich his va
rious art collections has received de-
cidcd check through the action of the
old Paris commission, one of whose du-
ties it is to see that vandalism is prop
erly punished.
Julian Taylor, an enterprising Amer
ican, acting here as an art expert for
wealthy United States purchasers,
tried to help Mr.. Morgan's collection
along. 1t cost him $1,000 and he barely
escaped going to Jail.
Mr.. Taylor's artistic eye was attract
ed by the two marvelously carved
doors of old St. Denis chapel here. He
liked them and he either proposed or
agreed to delived the doors to Mr.. Nor
ganrin New York.
Taylor accordingly started little
wire-pulling and finally tempted the
curate with an offer of $1,000, which
was sadly needed \lrovid Z ftain in
terror embellislh&tMnfs for the old
chapel. The curate allowed Taylor to
provide copies of the doors and to re-
move the pricelesx originals. This was
against the w4the city, where even
private property cannot be altered
without the consent of the state.
The commission discovered the
transaction and denounced the parties
to It. The state Immediately contis-
Gated the copies of the carved doors,
seized the money which Taylor had
paid to the curate and ordered Taylor
to replace the original doors under PEN
atty Of ten years. Imprisonment.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24

Come and see the soda water
expert at Blakey,s. otf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
Gun Club Tournament.
JULY 8tl1, 1903.

EVENT ENTRANCE
10 Blue Rock, (Magau trap added .$lO
EVENT
IS Blue Rock (Magau Trap $40 added $3.50
EVENT ;
Rock (Nlagau trap $50 added ...;. 500
A. p. Slocum Event, Novelty Shoot two captains
choose sides; winners take 60 per cont losers No.
EVENT
IS Blue Rock (Magau Trap $40 added
EVENT
20 Blue Book, (Mpgau Trap s25 added :.......$2o
Leland Hotel Event by u H. Parker.
IS Blue Rock, (Maguu Trap $40 added
Mccoy
Rock (Magau Trap $40 added $50
Mnot National Bank Event.
Blue Rock (Magau Trap $40 added ...."$1O
EVENTo
Team Shoot. ~
$25 added by Minot Gun Club.
EVENT
Misses Out. $40 added. Two Lives .$l0O
Three Moneys, $4,000
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tn the E1ale by Airship.

Sergt. Julits-.Fredericks, attached
to the weather bureau in Indianapolis
Ind. and one of the survivors of the
Greedy expedition to the north pole, has
entered into contract to accompany
William Mcdonnell, of Chicago, on n
similar expe1, yion, only that an airship
will be used AFTER reaching the arctic
regions. Fredericks has always held
to the belief that he would have
reached the pole had 6,e expedition not
waited till the men we're exhausted be-
fore making the final attempt, and he
has entered into the new venture with
much enthusiasm He says he and Nc
Donnell will start in the spring, and
will use the airship that Mcdonnell has
".sfected
Lcst-SoutIl OF burlington one 8 year
cid rcd COW with j Il B j
- on LETT side
ANY information leading B to same may
be left at this Office. John Bye, Jr. o-3t
Come and see the soda water
expert at Blakey's. btf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.

August Brothers Fort Worth Tex. l. August cloth
Bear Amor. Morris 3 Brother wllmPgton y C; S Bear
solomon Bear. Wilmington n. c. dry goods. notions
ana "a Furnishing tl. b goods. goods Ni5arl6oroush
a. biAck q CT baltimore George L. kaufman. wool
Bsa 9gsh co,s Se. 59 Company Harrisburg F.
49,, f5,,,s.IPg i-N. oelltal
goods notions and furnishing goods. Imperial.
goods laces etc. No. 81 Leonard-st.: cadillac
Coblens. Gilbert Co. Baltimore: l. & Cobiens wool
J. IrssEin. Atlanta. notions and furnishing goods.
joel Gutnan q Co. Baltimore: T. Nassauer. cloaks.
square % 0'''i- ST. iisia-o
yoan c. Hieber & Co. Utica. y. Y; John C Heber.
Holman Manufacturing Company. Baltimore: NJ Holz-
IassIle = Koch Company Toledo: Miss A Taper rib
trnningF. SIiss D De5eL rerresenjsjive: Miss IL
G. n. McK,lyey A. Co. Youngstown. q. Miller gen
era buyer, No 535 Broadway Imperial
notions and furnishing Goods. Navarro.
nery N6 7af BTosdRay Helsa SQUARE Livingston
ss bI iek aIe Ts S95s c S5 hSas c;y E
Pettis Drygooas Company. i99ienapos: n 1. Alden.
Reich a Chambers Columbus Ca: F. ". Reich dry
Robinson & Co. Harrisburg Penn: II. A. Robinson.
RoseHbaum Brothers. Cumberland. Nd: I Rosenbaum
house furnishing Eooes Herald sguars ~
:. Rosenbloon A sons. Syracuse; O. O'Hara notions
and fancy goods. Gregorian-
No ~ f.s5nara-si,: Maribor5ar6-
3 Rothsehild & CO. Rochester: h Rothschild woollen
James seq & Co Bay City; Miss wald. ladies' wear
m n sturtevant q Co. Evansville; p. n wortz. do
rnestics fsnnels and blankets No IS Lspensrd
Il. Broadway Central -
Charles whites sons. Cumberland Ma; NJ White.
square
Registered at the rooms Of the Merchants As
sociation OF New-YoTk:
Ale Bloch Co. Cincinnati; Morris b Len and Nor
ris Len Jr. wholesale cothing, Broadway Central
J II Tucker. Centrsls, IL. drygoods Broadway Cen
C-rv LADIES' Furnishing Company Cory. Penn Miss
X RYAN. Belle Mendeyile and Miss Mar h
Aensey.le drygO0is. 81 Denis.
Tom Moor. 81. Louis drggOods. Marlborough
White. a. Co. West Point, AEo.. W o. White
erycaoss No. lsl West Fourteenth-st.
Stokes Brothers. Lampasas Tex. c d Stokes. dry
goods. 81 George ~
J Rytenberg & sons Sumter, ? G, n @ Rytenberg
reneraf rnerchandIss. 40. 10 West Broadway-
Williams q Rodgers. Cleveland: Rose E seser. cry-
Fs,fier relle,ontaine. ohio orygooas Rossmore
A " Rothschiid & Co. Chicago; Thomas wilson dry
J. Frisca 81 Louis. Tsn;lernens furnishing Union
y % II Nyer St Louis gentiemens Furnishings Union
" E Dean Williamsburg. Penn. general merchandise
= J MscuIlah Bellsfontain.. Ohio. erysOOes. Ross
Mics Brothers Company. Danvils. III; A Niles. dry
Fooas Navarro -,, 49,
UeIrg A. CreieIius. .ewa.ly kensinEioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Negro ConCicted of Rorbury Murder
Taken to Sing Sing.

Unless Charles Jackson. the negro. is granted
a stay he viii be put to death I'm Sing Sing dur
ing the week Of October II. That was the SEN
tence Recorder Golf in the Court of General Ses-
sions yesterday imposed upon Jackson.
Jackson convicted OF the murder OF
Charles w. RoNbury. a tea faster. Of The Bronx.
on tho night OF July 10. When the was
called TO the bar for sentence yesterday morn
ing Hal Bell and Philip waldheimer. his coun-
sci appeared. Mr.. Bell told the court that after
the trial one of the Jurors in the case IT re-
ported. said that before entering the jury box
he had a preconcived notion Of convicting Jack
son AR. Bell could not prove what he said. Re
corder Goff told the lawyer that he would have
10 decline to listen TO him. He sentenced Jack
son
Jackson left the courtroom with a smile on
lis face. In company with nine other prisoners.
one OF whom was Brooks. the burglar he went
TO Sing Sing the . .43 O'Clock train.
There were score of negroes waiting in the
station to see Jackson. When he rushed through
in the centre Of the batch OF five prisoners they
tried TO shake his hand. Deputy Sheriff Mulhol-
land ordered them back.
Jackson said, still smiling:
It's all right. III be out SOON
Brooks seemed worried and depressed. He wa 5
dressed with his usual neatness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
WANT TO LYNCH RETRIEVED NEGRO
Respited Twice, Virginia Mob Is Afraid Hc
Will Escape Death.

Boydton. Va, Sept. 4-'Doc" Bacon. a negro
under sentence Of death for taking part in an
assault on a woman. had a close call here to-
day both from the law and mob. He was to
be hanged to-day. after having been respited
once. The execution was about to take place
when a telegram came from Governor Mon
tague granting another respite, this time for
thirty days.
When the Sheriff with his deputies attempted
10 take the prisoner out Of Jail. to carry him
back 20 Petersburg, they were met by a large
delegation from Chase City. which had gath
cred in front Of the jail Enclosure, and demanded
that the prisoner be not removed. The Sheriff
summoned posse within the Jail, and for a
time il looked as though there would be a clash
between the citizens and the posse.
Finally Judge Holmes appeared and addressed
the people. He told them that he was satisfied
that the verdict OF the court would be finally
executed and Bacon would be hanged. His
words had a quieting effect upon the crowd
which finally dispersed and allowed the prisoner
TO be taken from the Jail lie was put aboar I'd
a special train and hurried to Petersburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
SHOT WOMAN AND THEN HIMSELF

Riverton, y. j.. Sept. 4.--W.thout any apparent
prOvocation. Henry Hullings Of this Mace are5
twice at a young woman named Isabel Simpson to-
day. both bullets taking effect and then turned
the revolver on himself with fatal results The
woman Will probably recover. The tragedy &c
CURED az the home Of Mrs. Edward Lippincott
MheIe ffullngs was engaged as the gardener and
tentive TO the girl and il is believed that her fail
lTe 10 reclfOcate his attentions led the tragedy
Rulings was nineteen years old. and the girl was
several years older. - d. '1-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
LORENZO G. woODHoUsE DEAD.
Expires Suddenly at His Summer Home at
Graycroft, Easthampton.

Lorenzo Guernsey Woodhouse died suddenlv ves
terday at his summer home Gravcroe1 AT Fact
hampton, Long Island He was q son OF the late
heN. Dr. Charles WoOdhouse, Of Rutland VT He
Rad 6een an associate in the drygoods business Of
AaIsha4i fleld, OF Chicago. His home in this citv
VS. an No. 81 West Fifty-third-st, and he was a
HleinDer or the Union League the PLAYERS and sew,
eral other clubs. Mr.. Woodhouse LEAVES a vtdo,y
who was Miss Emma Arrowsmith, and a Young
e[anooaughter, Miss Olga Roosevelt. the dalighteP
% Iaooert 3. Roosevelt, jr, and the late Grace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
CAPTAIN OF 9TH REGIMENT RESIGNS.

Captain Austin Simeon Healy. of Company E.
9Th Regiment. has sent in his resignation &C
count Of business For some time he has not been
attending 10 his military duties to the liking OF
Colonel Norris being out of town a great deal on
business trips. The captain loath to leave the
regiment but the colonel desired that he either
attend fully TO his. military work resign. and
the captain took the latter course. Captain Healy
before joining the 9Th. served four years in the
Indiana National Guard He was elected first lieu
tenant Of Company +, ot the gth Regiment In
up Company E one OF the largest In the regi-
me